Coach Duey Ferber did the math, and it added up to a great meet for the NRHEG girls' track and field team.

"Six first places and four sec- ond places," said Ferber, "equals a good night."

The Panthers finished second in USC/AC's Kent Viesselman Invitational at Wells last Tuesday. LCWM/Nicollet won with 295.5 points. NRHEG had 275. Six teams competed.

Three of the Panthers firsts belonged to senior Evelyn Nydegger, who won the 100- meter high hurdles in 17.48 sec- onds, the 300 intermediate hur- dles in 50.42, and the triple jump at 32 feet, 3 inches.

Quinn VanMaldeghem won the 800 with a time of 2:34.67. Anike Ladlie took the high jump at 4-10.

Kiera Lenort, Sierra Misgen, Chloe Riewer and Camryn VanMaldeghem teamed to win the 4x200 relay in 1:59.46.

Other NRHEG places: Malonna Wilson, second, shot put, 32-8 and fourth, discus, 90- 0; Riewer, second, long jump, 15-3 and fourth, 100, 14.10; Lenort, third, 200, 29.5 and sec- ond, high jump, 4-8; Gabby Schlaak, third, 100 hurdles, 18.05 and fifth, high jump, 4-6; 4x800, fourth, 12:47.52 (Aronson, Holly Bartness, Ella Jeno, Julieann Wobbrock); Kylie Olson, fourth, shot put, 30-11; Jeno, 6:42.76; VanMaldghem, 1:11.13; Ellie Clark, fifth, 300 hurdls, 56.81; Clara Buendorf, fifth, 800, 2:55.53; Wobbrock, fifth, 3200, 14:20.09; Zoe Wilson, sixth, 200, 31.24.

The NRHEG girls and boys compete at Blooming Prairie Monday, April 22.