The Prescott boys and girls track and field team started off spring at the Middle Border Conference Indoor Track and Field meet at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls Knowles Center on Friday, leading towards multiple top results and several school records in the process.
Andrew Russell placed 2nd in the 55m preliminaries with a 6.56 second run to qualify for the championship round, then flew past that number for a personal best and school record 6.57 seconds to get the gold. Other top results included Micah Overland placing 4th in the 55m Hurdles running it in 8.77 seconds also earning a personal best and school record, Reese Stanton was 6th in the 200m, Wyatt Budworth was 2nd in the 400m, Nolan Leask was 7th in the 800m and 5th in the Pole Vault, and Dawson Langer rounded out the running with a 4th place finish in the 1600m. Eyan Miller was 4th in the High Jump jumping 5-07, with Russell placing 3rd in the Long Jump with a 19-04.75. Jaylen Fleming was 2nd in the Triple Jump, and Eyan Miller was 7th in the Shot Put. The boys 4x800m relay team also placed 1st at the meet.
On the girls side, Makaria Haas was 1st in the Shot Put with a throw of 33-11. Addyson Allsup had a busy day with four top seven finishes in three different events, placing 6th in the 55m Hurdles, 5th in the 800m, 7th in the Long Jump, and 5th in the Pole Vault. Sienna Bundich was 15th in the 200m, Natalee Huppert was 3rd in the 400m, Kyra Dix was 3rd in the 1600m, Brooklyn Huppert was 10th in the High Jump, and the 4x800m Relay placed 2nd, and the 4x400m Relay placed 3rd.
There were no team scores kept at the event. Prescott gets back into action Tuesday for an indoor meet at the University of Wisconsin-Stout.
Hastings and SEAS Archery were in action over the weekend at the Region 3 Tournament in both 3D and Bullseye for a crowded meet.
Hastings placed 15th in Bullseye with a score of 3056. Leading the way for the Raiders was Lillie Shaleen with a 273 placing 46th, Alexander Stanton on the boys side with a 267, and Logan Luskey earning a personal best 261. Leo Sellars paced the SEAS boys with a 278 to place 49th overall, while Gabriella Seefeld placed 269 to lead the girls with a 97th place finish.
In 3D, Alice Scheel dominated for Hastings with a 270 with 11 10s on the day to place 40th, while Benjamin Stanton shot a 268 to place 67th. Gabriella Seefeld earned a personal best 264, while Wyatt Shaleen had a 265 to lead the squad. Both archery teams will progress to postseason at state competition this weekend.