A 1-2-3 finish in 800 was key for the Hemingford boy’s track at their junior high track conference meet held in Morrill on Thursday. The Bobcats ended the day fourth overall with 75 points. Hemingford’s highlight of the meet came in the 800 where the Cats got a first place effort from Andrew Miller, a second place finish from Fletcher Moseman, and a bronze medal from Zane Frost. In the mile, Moseman was the winner with a time of 5:41. The Bobcats also won the mile relay with members: Miller, Frost, Moseman, and James Lanier. Bridgeport won the boy’s team race with 119 points with Bayard second with 95 points. There were 7 schools taking part in the event.
With 50 points, the Lady Cats ended in 6th place overall. Top finishers for Hemingford was Kamryn Haas who was second in both the 100 and 200 hurdles Mitchell won the girl’s title with 116 points with Gordon-Rushville second with 107.
“Cooler temps, but conditions were great to compete in. Athletes bought into warming up appropriately and staying warm, and they compete well. The HS boys claimed the WTC Championship for 2025, scoring in each of the 17 T&F events. The HS girls claimed bronze as a team. They were in the hunt for gold the whole day. JH boys and girls competed well. The JH boys were leading points after the running events. Continued work in the field events will help them earn more points there in the future. JH girls are finding success as a young team as well,” said Joshua Dean.
Boy’s results. Hemingford 75 points 4th overall. Top 6 placers
100 Lanier 2nd 12.8
200 Lanier 6th 28.3
400 Lanier 4th 1:05
800 Miller 1st 2:32 Moseman 2nd 2:36. Frost 3rd 2:38
Mile Moseman 1st 5:41
100 hurdles Miller 2nd 17.8. Cooper Galles 5th 19.1
200 hurdles Dallas Woltman 4th 33.6. Gus Butler 6th 35.4
400 relay Hemingford 5th 54.9
Woltman Galles Butler Rye Jespersen
Mile relay Hemingford 1st 4:32 Miller Frost Moseman Lanier
Shot Frost 6th 33’1
Girl’s results Hemingford 50 points 6th overall. Top 6 placers
100 Emerson Horstman 5th 14.2
200 Horstman 5th 29.9
100 hurdles Haas 2nd 19.6
200 hurdles Haas 2nd 34.3.
Atlee Gasseling 4th 36.2
400 relay Hemingford 3rd 58.0
Taya Hruby Horstman Leah Krebs Haas
High jump Grace Helmink 3rd 3’11
Lanee Sorensen 5th 3’7 Krebs 5th 3’7
Pole vault Hruby 4th 6’9. Teagan Yale 5th 6’3
Long jump Yale 3rd 13’11
Triple jump Brooke Hartman 6th 22’7
New High School ALL-TIME TOP 10 performances from WTC Meet:
-Alexis Stricker now #9 in the Shot Put, passing Paige Phillips, Landrie Nelson.
-Carson Haas now #7 in the Pole Vault, passing Kade Weber, Gavin Bell, Joe Planansky.
-Michael Helmink Jr. now #4 in the Discus, passing Coach Matthew Wood.
-Kyra Jespersen now #2 in the Discus, passing Tori Sorensen.
New Junior High School ALL-TIME TOP 10 performances from WTC Meet:
-Dallas Woltman now #10 in the Pole Vault, passing Devin Mundt.
-Atlee Gasseling now #9 in the 100m Hurdles, passing Lauren Gasseling, MarryJane Palmer.
-Andrew Miller now #7 in the 100m Hurdles, passing Wiley Rudloff.
-Taya Hruby, Emerson Horstman, Leah Krebs, Kamryn Haas now #6 in the 4x100m Relay, passing teams from 1998, 2001.
-Taya Hruby now #4 in the Pole Vault, passing Tehya Buser, Teagan Yale, Karly Ragsdale, Josie Stewart, Jori Stewart, Emerson Horstman, Catherine Bryner.
-Teagan Yale now #4 in the Long Jump, passing Amanda Winten, Melissa Anglesey, Faith Rohrbouck, Madi Hiemstra.
Hemingford will go to Kimball on Thursday.