Senior Jill Kalis collected NRHEG’s other first, taking the discus with a toss of 113-7.5.
Abby Crabtree, Samantha Hogstad, Paige Bolduan and Raelin Schue teamed for second in the 4x100 relay in 56.42.
Other Panther places: Anna Schlaak, third, high jump and sixth, 100 hurdles; Amber Schmit, third, shot put and fourth, discus; Kaylee Maxon, third, discus and fifth, shot put; 4x200 relay, third (Hailey Schuller, Danielle Krueger, Schlaak, Schue); Katherine Lewer, fourth, 3200; Abby Crabtree, fourth, pole vault and sixth, 1600; Mikala Lindell, fourth, shot put; 4x400 relay, fifth (Schuller, Taylar Tieskotter, Abby Wacholz, Jamie Ulrich); Krueger, sixth, 800; Katie Cole, sixth, long jump; Wacholz, sixth, triple jump.
“Katherine Lewer had a nice 3200 race,” said Ferber. “Carlie and Jill had strong performances tonight.”
The next day the Panthers traveled to Blue Earth Area and ran into a hot home team, which won with 177 points. NRHEG was second with 86, followed by Martin County West with 40, Madelia-Truman 39 and LCWM/N 30.
Wagner won the 200 (26.59), 400 (62.27) and high jump (4-10). Kalis was first in the discus (107-11.5) and Krueger won the 800 (2:40.2).
Other NRHEG places: Schlaak, second, 100 hurdles and fourth, high jump; 4x100, second (Crabtree, Hogstad, Krueger, Schlaak); 4x200, second (Schuller, Krueger, Hogstad, Schlaak); Maxon, third, discus; Schuller, third, 300 hurdles and sixth, long jump; Wacholz, third, high jump; Lindell, fourth, discus; Emily Habeck, fourth, 300 hurdles; Crabtree, fourth, pole vault and fifth, 1600; Schmit, fifth, discus; Cole, fifth, 300 hurdles; Tieskotter, fifth, triple jump.
“In absolutely terrible weather, we still performed pretty well,” said Ferber. “We had a nice warm meet. It will do a lot for team morale. It was a good effort tonight by the girls.”
The Panthers traveled to Blooming Prairie Tuesday, May 3. They compete at Maple River May 10.
