Freshman Hailey Schuller had another strong outing, finishing second in the 100 high hurdles in 18.01 and second in the 300 intermediate hurdles in 54.86.
“Hailey scored some nice points in both of the hurdle races,” said Ferber.
The Panthers had one other second place, by Abby Crabtree, who cleared 6-6 in the pole vault.
Other NRHEG places: 4x800 relay, third, 11:17.63 (Kelly Harden, Emily Prigge, Katie Crabtree, Sandra Quezada) 4x200, third, 1:56.83 (Schuller, Gretchen Ramaker, Maddie Wagner, Marnie Wagner); Mikayla Lindell, third, shot put, 34-11 and fourth, discus, 101-5; Maddie Wagner, third, high jump, 4-6; Katherine Lewer, third, pole vault, 6-6, fifth, 1600, 6:06.85 and sixth, 800, 2:46.15; 4x100 relay, fourth, 55.73 (Abby Crabtree, Maddie Wagner, Taylar Tieskotter, Marnie Wagner); Prigge, fourth, 400, 70.82; Ramaker, fourth, 200, 30.66; Tieskotter, fourth, triple jump, 28-8; Shanna Stencel, fifth, 200, 31.27; 4x400, fifth, 4:46.57 (Prigge, Harden, Katie Crabtree, Lewer).
“Our young girls are really doing a nice job for us,” said Ferber. “They are fearless. All in all I was pleased with the outcome of tonight’s meet.”
Weather canceled other plans to compete last week, including the Panther Invitational, which won’t be rescheduled. The Panthers are scheduled to run Friday, April 26 at Blue Earth.
