BELOIT — Competing at the massive annual Beloit Relays and seeing multiple records broken, the Clifton-Clyde track team had a great outing versus some of the best schools in the state of Kansas.
The girls' team was third with 69 points, Washington County was first with 75, and the boys' team was fifth with 42 points. Smith Center was first with 150 points.
In the girls’ 100m, Sevy Wurtz was first with a time of 12.2, and she broke her own school record set in 2025, and set a new meet record for the 1-2A division.
In the boys’ 200m, Luke Nobert was sixth with a time of 23.82, and Cole McKelvey of Smith Center was first with a time of 22.92.
In the girls’ 200m, Sevy Wurtz was first with a time of 25.83, and broke her own school record, also set in 2025.
In the boys' 400m, Luke Nobert was second with a time of 51.33, and Kaden Rudolph was 18th with a time of 57.26. McKelvey (SC) was first with a time of 50.53.
In the boys’ 800m, Cohen Girard was eighth with a time of 2:13.6, and Gavin Hickert of Smith Center was first with a time of 2:03.56.
In the girls’ 800m, Piper Lawson was 25th with a time of 2:57.94, and Dylan Kraus of Marion was first with a time of 2:19.41.
In the boys’ 1600m, Cohen Girard was second with a time of 4:45.02, and Remy Girard was 16th with a time of 5:18.31. Hickert (SC) was first with a time of 4:40.07.
In the boys’ 3200m, Remy Girard was eighth with a time of 11:43.2, and Hickert (SC) was first with a time of 10:16.32.
In the boys’ high jump, Jacob Newton was ninth with a height of 5’6”, and Logan Sandmann of Axtell was first with a height of 6'8".
In the girls’ high jump, Paige Joy was fourth with a height of 4’8, and Eden Close was eighth with a height of 4’6”. Anna Goeckel of Washington County was first with a height of 5’.
In the girls’ long jump, Sevy Wurtz was first with a jump of 37’1.25”, and Jayden Howard was 16th with a jump of 25’11”.
In the girls’ triple jump, Sevy Wurtz was first with a jump of 37’1.5”, setting another 1-2A meet record, and Jayden Howard was 16th with a jump of 25’11”.
In the boys’ pole vault, Brady Pruser was first with a height of 14’.
In the girls’ pole vault, Jordi Fahey was first with a height of 10’, Nellie Fahey was third with a height of 9’, and Addie Walter was sixth with a height of 8’.
In the boys’ discus, Locklund Feight was third with a throw of 143’9”, and Ryan LeClair was fourth with a throw of 139’9”. Brant Wilon of Smith Center was first with a throw of 156’5”.
In the girls’ discus, Calyn Baker was seventh with a throw of 105’8”, and Sydney Huncovsky was 13th with a throw of 95’8”. Madisyn Hulett of Marion was first with a throw of 116’6”.
In the boys’ javelin, Ryan LeClair was 12th with a throw of 129’9”, and Kaden Rudolph was 17th with a throw of 99’8”. Gavyn LeDuc of Washington County was first with a throw of 183’8”.
In the girls’ javelin, Paige Joy was fifth with a throw of 117’7”, and Hayden Sandmann was 23rd with a throw of 75’8”. Jordan Bartlett of Bennington was first with a throw of 135’5”.
In the boys’ shot put, Locklund Feight was seventh with a throw of 42’3.75”, and Ryan LeClair was eighth with a throw of 41’8.75”. Wilson (SC) was first with a throw of 49’1”.
In the girls’ shot put, Calyn Baker was third with a throw of 35’5.5”, Ellie Wurtz was seventh with a throw of 33’9.5”, and Annika Wernecke was eighth with a throw of 33’1”. Kaydyne Armknecht of Smith Center was first with a throw of 36’9.25”.
In the boys’ 4x100m relay, the team of Aekley Goeckel, Cayden Moe, Jacob Newton, and Kaden Rudolph was 11th with a time of 48.72. Smith Center was first with a time of 44.32.
In the girls’ 4x100m relay, the team of Nellie Fahey, Jayden Howard, Paige Joy, and Eden Close was ninth with a time of 58.03. Washington County was first with a time of 51 seconds.
In the boys’ 4x400m relay, the team of Luke Nobert, Aekley Goeckel, Stryker Affolter, and Joseph Fahey was sixth with a time of 3:50.52. Smith Center was first with a time of 3:31.34.
In the boys’ 4x800m relay, the team of Striker Affolter, Joseph Fahey, Jacob Newton, and Cohen Girard was fourth with a time of 8:53.15. Republic County was first with a time of 8:21.86.
WASHINGTON COUNTY
In the boys’ 100m, Aekley Goeckel was eighth with a time of 12.27, Nick Kendall of Republic County was first with a time of 11.55.
In the girls’ 100m, Sevy Wurtz was first with a time of 12.47.
In the boys’ 200m, Luke Nobert was fifth with a time of 24.2, Landon Schmitz of Axtell was first with a time of 22.72.
In the girls’ 200m, Sevy Wurtz was second with a time of 26.09, and Gracie Bruna of Hanover was first with a time of 25.71.
In the boys’ 400m, Luke Nobert was first with a time of 51.94, Aekley Goeckel was 15th with a time of 59.23, and Jacob Newton was 19th with a time of 1:01.6.
In the girls’ 400m, Gracen Sacco was fourth with a time of 1:04.81, and Bruna (Hanover) was first with a time of 59 seconds.
In the boys’ 800m, Cohen Girard was 10th with a time of 2:14.64, Broden Kolman was 18th with a time of 5:41.09, and Bryson Flesher was 19th with a time of 2:33.39. Grady Siemsen of Republic County was first with a time of 2:02.77.
In the girls’ 800m, Kiersten Robbins was 11th with a time of 2:51.95, and Lillie Crose was 12th with a time of 3:03.22. Baileigh Peters of Linn was first with a time of 2:27.74.
In the boys’ 1600m, Remy Girard was 11th with a time of 5:17.43, Broden Kolman was 18th with a time of 5:41.09, and Chase Thrasher was 20th with a time of 5:51.75. Atticus Jensen of Washington County was first with a time of 4:46.55.
In the girls’ 1600m, Tragen Kieffer was ninth with a time of 7:03.96, and Gracie Koch was 10th with a time of 7:21.99. Emma Warders of Valley Heights was first with a time of 5:59.99.
In the boys’ 3200m, Cohen Girard was third with a time of 10:20.9, Broden Kolman was 14th with a time of 12:23.68, and Adam Jarvis was 16th with a time of 12:41.92. Titus Cobb of Blue Valley-Randolph was first with a time of 10:05.43.
In the girls’ 3200m, Kaydre Kolman was 10th with a time of 15:16, and Dakota Clausen-Peters of Republic County was first with a time of 12:35.22.
In the girls’ 100m hurdles, Nellie Fahey was seventh with a time of 21.61, and Anna Goeckel of Washington County was first with a time of 15:99.
In the boys’ high jump, Jacob Newton was fifth with a height of 5’6, and Logan Sandmann of Axtell was first with a height of 6’6”.
In the girls’ high jump, Eden Close was seventh with a height of 4’6”, and Bryleigh Brockman of BVR was first with a height of 5’.
In the boys’ long jump, Braxton Otwell was 18th with a jump of 12’11”, and Quentin Alderfer of Centralia was first with a jump of 19’10.
In the girls’ long jump, Sevy Wurtz was first with a jump of 18’0.5”.
In the girls’ triple jump, Sevy Wurtz was first with a jump of 37’4”.
In the boys’ pole vault, Brady Pruser was first with a height of 14’, and Bryson Flesher was 10th with a height of 8’.
In the girls’ pole vault, Jordi Fahey was second with a height of 10’, Addie Walter was fifth with a height of 8’, and Nellie Fahey was seventh with a height of 7’6”. Lillie Weiser of Onaga was first with a height of 10’6.
In the boys’ discus, Locklund Feight was first with a throw of 153’10”, Ryan LeClair was third with a throw of 135’5”, Logan Payeur was 25th with a throw of 87’5”, and Ryan Coles was 27th with a throw of 86’6”.
In the girls’ discus, Calyn Baker was first with a throw of 125’, Sydney Huncovsky was sixth with a throw of 97’7”, Annika Wernecke was ninth with a throw of 83’5”, and Ellie Wurtz was 12th with a throw of 76’10”.
In the boys’ javelin, Ryan LeClair was eighth with a throw of 127’9”, Kaden Rudolph was 17th with a throw of 95’5”, and Ryan Coles was 21st with a throw of 85’6”. Gavyn LeDuc of Washington County was first with a throw of 159’10”.
In the girls’ javelin, Hayden Sandmann was 14th with a throw of 73’6”, Sydney Huncovsky was 16th with a throw of 73’2”, and Ellie Wurtz was 18th with a throw of 72’. Katelyn Detweiler of Axtell was first with a throw of 113’7”.
In the boys’ shot put, Locklund Feight was first with a throw of 44’4”, Ryan LeClair was third with a throw of 42’8”, Ceyton Wunderle was 16th with a throw of 34’5.5”, and Logan Layeur was 20th with a throw of 31’3.5”.
In the girls’ shot put, Calyn Baker was second with a throw of 37’7.5”, Ellie Wurtz was sixth with a throw of 33’6.75”, Annika Wernecke was seventh with a throw of 32’11”, and Syndey Huncovsky was 10th with a throw of 26’11”. Emmarsyn Fordham was first with a throw of 40’5”.
In the girls’ 4x100m relay, the team of Nellie Fahey, Paige Joy, Eden Close was fourth with a time of 59.35. Centralia was first with a time of 50.99.
In the boys’ 4x800m relay, the team of Stryker Affolter, Joseph Fahey, Jacob Newton, and Cohen Girard was third with a time of 9:00.71. Axtell was first with a time of 8:37.83.
In the girls’ 4x800m relay, the team of Finley Knoettgen, Piper Lawson, Kiersten Robbins, and Gracen Sacco was fifth with a time of 11:43.4. Centralia was first with a time of 10.46.2.
