The NRHEG boys were fourth with 37 points. BEA won with 120.
T.J. Schiltz again swept the distances, winning the 1600 and 3200 and taking first in the high jump.
“T.J. had quite a day,” said Ferber.
Geoff Ramaker was second in the 100.
“Geoff is looking solid in the 100,” said Ferber.
Other places: 4x200, second (Nate Krause, Ramaker, Raece Johnson, Schiltz); 4x400, third (Karter Sletten, Aaron Seath, Tyler Schlaak, Krause); Todd Erickson, third, discus; Keith Maxon, fourth, discus; John Cole, fifth, 3200; Jade Waltz, fifth, triple jump.
The girls were fifth out of seven schools at Maple River April 24. BEA won with 151.5 points. The Panthers had 76.
Carlie Wagner won three events, the 100, 200 and high jump, and joined Crabtree, Danielle Krueger and Schue on the winning 4x200 relay team.
Krueger was second in the 400.
Others: Paige Bolduan, third, high jump; Wacholz, third, triple jump; Lindell, third, shot put and discus; Emmy Hobbs, fifth, pole vault; 4x100, fifth (Crabtree, Schuller, Aubrey Schlinger, Schue); Ramaker, sixth, 100; Schuller, sixth, long jump.
“Carlie had quite a night,” said Ferber. “Welcome back Mikayla Lindell! Two third places after a serious knee injury!”
The boys scored 43 points for seventh among seven schools. Maple River won with 114.5.
NRHEG places: Schiltz, second, 3200, fourth, 1600 and sixth, triple jump; Ramaker, second, 100; Ross Chester, second, long jump; Tyler Holz, third, pole vault; 4x100, fourth (Chester, Ramaker, Johnson, Waltz); 4x200, fifth (Chester, Ramaker, Johnson, Sletten); Maxon, sixth, discus.
“We had some tough competition tonight,” said Ferber. “Geoff, T.J., and Ross all had decent events tonight.”
The Panthers return to Maple River to compete Tuesday, May 8.
