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The NRHEG girls’ track and field team won the Panther Relays at New Richland last Tuesday.
The Panthers topped the eight-team field with 114 points, followed by WEM with 95, JWP 67.5, St. Clair 66, Blooming Prairie 45.5, Maple River 43, MSAD 27 and Bethlehem Academy 22.
“It was a very nice meet by the Panther girls tonight,” said coach Duey Ferber. “It was a total team effort. The kids like the relay meet because everybody contributes and is one big team.”
The girls captured first place in seven events: 3x1600 (Crystal Olson, Shantaya Olson, Katharine Lewer); sprint medley (Abby Crabtree, Aubrey Schlinger, Carlie Wagner, Danielle Krueger); 4x100 (Crabtree, Hailey Schuller, Gretchen Ramaker, Raelin Schue); pole vault (Emmy Hobbs, Crabtree, Lewer); long jump (Schuller, Ramaker, Katie Cole); short sprint medley (Schue, Schlinger, Wagner, Krueger); high jump (Wagner, Paige Bolduan, Abby Wacholz).
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The NRHEG Panther golf teams traveled to Freeborn for a match with host USC and St. Clair. Both boys and girls teams lost to USC, but were victorious over St. Clair.
USC 165, NRHEG Boys 201, St. Clair 216
The Panther boys’ golfers continue to struggle through their season as they fell to United South Central at the Oakview Golf Course by 36 strokes. The Rebels Ryan Pederson shot a two over par 38 to claim medalist honors.
Sam Grothem was 10 strokes back with a 48. Spencer Hanna, Jake Langlie and Sam Nafe all came in with 51s. Kelson Titus had a 59 in his first varsity match.
Dylan Prange had a 47 for St. Clair.
USC 211, NRHEG Girls 229, St. Clair
Ali Wood led the way for USC with a 48 and was medalist for the gals. Maddy Reed was low for the Panthers with a 51. Michaela Hansen fired a 58. Lexi Wayne, Maddy Schwierjohann and Brenna Hagen had 60s. Brina Bergland carded a 61.
The St. Clair girls squad did not post scores.
BP Girls 208, NRHEG Girls 232
The Panther girls’ varsity continues to have difficulty in scoring as they were defeated on their home course by 24 strokes last Thursday. The Blossoms Anna Noble was medalist of the match with a 47. Maddy Reed and Michaela Hansen led NRHEG with a 54 and 55 respectively. Jayden Nelson-Spies (61,) Brina Bergland (62,) Brenna Hagen (67) and Lexi Wayne (69) comprised the rest of the scoring.
BP Boys 190, NRHEG Boys 196
Sam Grothem and Macoy Schwierjohann both came within one stroke of the Blossoms’ Victor Peterson (44) in their match but it wasn’t enough as the Panthers lost by a mere six strokes.
Spencer Hanna (51,) Sam Nafe (55,) Kelson Titus (57) and Colton Ryg (68) also participated in the match.
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BUSY WEEK — The Panthers’ Jade Waltz, left, takes the handoff from Raece Johnson in the 4x100-meter relay at New Richland last Tuesday. The relay placed second. It was one of two meets in three days for the Panthers. (Star Eagle photo by Chris Schlaak)
The NRHEG track and field teams were in action twice this past week, hosting their Panther Invitational Tuesday, April 10 and traveling to the Waseca Invitational Thursday, April 12.
Albert Lea won the girls’ division of the home invite with 160 points. NRHEG was second with 116, followed by Medford with 86, WEM 75, Maple River 56 and LCWM/N 53.
Panther sophomore Carlie Wagner continued to shine, winning the 100, 400 and high jump while taking second in the 200. Other NRHEG places: Hailey Schuller, second, long jump, third, 300 hurdles and fourth, 100 hurdles; Danielle Krueger, second, 400, third, 200 and fourth, 100; Emily Eder, third, shot put; Katharine Lewer, third, 3200 and fourth, 1600; 4x200, third (Abby Crabtree, Gretchen Ramaker, Marnie Wagner, Raelin Schue); 4x100, fourth (Crabtree, Schuller, Ramaker, Schue); Paige Bolduan, fourth, high jump; 4x400, fourth (Ramaker, Aubrey Schlinger, Shanna Stencel, Shantaya Olson); 4x800, fifth (Crystal Olson, Kristy Possin, Stencel, Shantaya Olson; Crabtree, fifth, pole vault; Emmy Hobbs, fifth, pole vault; Shantaya Olson, sixth, 1600.