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Nebraska results from the Sioux City Relays

Sioux City Relays

BOYS

100 meters - Class C
1. Keaten Bonderson, Gehlen Catholic (Iowa) - 11.67
4. Ritter Oestreich, Pierce - 11.95
8. Evan Willits, Pierce - 12.16
9. Dalton Anderson, Ponca - 12.31
12. Joseph Coffin, Homer - 12.73

100 meters - Class A
1. Michael Duax, Sioux City West (Iowa) - 11.33
8. Demarcio Young, South Sioux City - 12.31
13. Ian Santana, South Sioux City - 16.24

800 meters
1. Gabe Nash, Sioux City North (Iowa) - 2:02.65
6. Connor Arens, Crofton - 2:08.31
7. Carson Gaarder, Homer - 2:08.52
9. Bryar Bennett, Ponca - 2:11.16
13. Mason Sindelar, Pierce - 2:13.91
14. Jude Storch, Elkhorn Mt. Michael - 2:14.29

1,600 meters
1. Gabe Nash, Sioux City North (Iowa) - 4:25.78
6. Mason Sindelar, Pierce - 4:35.05
7. Connor Arens, Crofton - 4:42.16
9. Juan Balderas, South Sioux City - 4:48.40
10. Mark Schroll, Elkhorn Mt. Michael - 4:49.50
11. Grant Lander, Homer - 4:50.59
14. Jack Sorensen, Elkhorn Mt. Michael - 4:51.26
17. Brody Taylor, Ponca - 4:57.25

3,200 meters
1. Will Lohr, Sioux City North (Iowa) - 9:50.81
4. Mesuidi Ejerso, South Sioux City - 10:07.39
5. Jack Sorensen, Elkhorn Mt. Michael - 10:20.00
7. Grant Lander, Homer - 10:27.49
10. Max McCoy, Elkhorn Mt. Michael - 10:43.09
19. Moises Lupercio, South Sioux City - 11:07.00

110 HH - Class C
1. Dalton Delka, Pierce - 17.27
2. Ben Brahmer, Pierce - 17.42
4. Guy Severiede, Ponca - 19.34

110 HH - Class A
1. Dhugomsa Mohammed, South Sioux City - 16.55
3. Maytie Phasavath, South Sioux City - 17.04

110 HH - Elite
1. Gunnar Gunderson, Dakota Valley (South Dakota) - 15.75
4. Dalton Delka, Pierce - 16.26
5. Dhugomsa Mohammed, South Sioux City - 16.42

4x100 relay - Class C
1. Pierce - 45.09
8. Ponca - 48.94
9. Homer - 49.80

4x100 relay - Class A
1. Sioux City Heelan (Iowa) - 44.95
2. South Sioux City - 45.53

4x200 - Class C
1. Gehlen Catholic (Iowa) - 1:34.29
9. Homer - 1:43.57

4x400 relay - Class C
1. Pierce - 3:34.33
7. Ponca - 3:54.87

4x800 Relay
1. Sioux City North (Iowa) - 8:16.92
7. Elkhorn Mt. Michael - 8:49.89
13. Pierce - 9:03.80

Shot Put
1. Drake Peed, Elk Point-Jefferson (South Dakota) - 55' 1"
7. Keysean Taylor, South Sioux City - 47' 11.5"
9. Cruz Gleason, Pierce - 46' 5"
10. Matt Iogue, Ponca - 46' 4.5"
16. Bode Hoffman, Pierce - 43' 7.5"
19. Taylor Korth, Ponca - 42' 2"

Long Jump
1. Logan Moeller, Pierce - 22' 3"
21. Addison Croghan, Pierce - 18' 3.25"
28. McKale Houfek, Homer - 17' 9"
34. Joseph Coffin, Homer - 16' 0"

High Jump
1. Trevor Segar, Sioux Center (Iowa) - 5' 10"
5. Dawson Watts, Pierce - 5' 10"

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GIRLS

100 meters - Class C
1. Regan Van Wyhe, Central Lyon (Iowa) - 13.89
9. Jocelyn Hightree, Homer - 14.67
10. Makenna Owens, Homer - 14.74
11. Ellie McAfee, Ponca - 14.83

100 meters - Class A
1. Holly Duax, Sioux City West (Iowa) - 12.49
3. Emily Penne, South Sioux City - 13.24
5. Ashlynn Garcia, South Sioux City - 13.89

100 meters - Elite
1. Holly Duax, Sioux City West (Iowa) - 12.33
6. Emily Penne, South Sioux City - 13.29

800 meters
1. Kaia Downs, Sioux City East (Iowa) - 2:23.13
2. Jordyn Arens, Crofton - 2:26.63
4. Callie Arnold, Pierce - 2:30.25

1,500 meters
1. Kaia Downs, Sioux City East (Iowa) - 4:54.78
2. Jordyn Arens, Crofton - 4:56.15
8. Payten Simmons, Pierce - 5:28.42
14. Ashley Hedquist, South Sioux City - 5:33.66

3,000 meters
1. Kaia Downs, Sioux City East (Iowa) - 10:33.73
2. Jordyn Arens, Crofton - 10:40.92

100 HH - Class C
1. Tiffany Woerdehoff, Gehlen Catholic (Iowa) - 17.00
3. Evy Krusemark, Ponca - 17.62
5. Faith Lubischer, Pierce - 17.90
6. Abigail Meier, Pierce - 18.52
9. Samantha Overgaard, Homer - 19.28

100 HH - Class A
1. Lilly McNaughton, Le Mars (Iowa) - 17.88
2. Tasha Freiberg, South Sioux City - 18.51

100 HH - Elite
1. Maddie Morony, Spencer (Iowa) - 16.69
8. Evy Krusemark, Ponca - 17.91

4x100 - Class C
1. Pierce - 52.70
3. Ponca - 54.37
7. Homer - 55.92

4x400 relay - Class C
1. Pierce - 4:18.25
5. Ponca - 4:31.53

4x100 relay - Class A
1. Sioux City West (Iowa) - 50.33
4. South Sioux City - 53.59

4x200 Relay - Class C
1. West Monona (Iowa) - 1:52.78
4. Homer - 1:58.48

4x200 relay - Class A
1. Le Mars (Iowa) - 1:49.74
4. South Sioux City - 1:54.26

4x800 relay
1. Sergeant Bluff-Luton (Iowa) - 10:09.54
7. Pierce - 10:35.72
8. South Sioux City - 10:39.18

Shot Put
1. Brooke Languis, Ponca - 44' 5.5"
6. Nyaluet Diew, South Sioux City - 35' 2"
12. Sarah Miller, Pierce - 32' 0.5"
22. Emerson Palsma, South Sioux City - 29' 9"

Discus
1. Caitlyn Miller, Sioux City North (Iowa) - 121' 11"
3. Brooke Languis, Ponca - 116' 10"
4. Nyaluet Diew, South Sioux City - 112' 7"
18. Tailynn Lawyer, Ponca - 87' 8"

Long Jump
1. Holly Duax, Sioux City West (Iowa) - 17' 6.5"
9. Kenzie Moeller, Pierce - 15' 5.25"
16. Skylar Moe, Homer - 14' 7.25"

High Jump
1. Maddie Olson, Sheldon (Iowa) - 5' 4"
7. Tasha Freiberg, South Sioux City - 5' 0"
13. Gracen Evans, Ponca - 4' 8"
16. Trista Harsma, South Sioux City - 4' 8"
 
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Alum-Ni said:
Nebraska results from the Sioux City Relays

Sioux City Relays

BOYS

100 meters - Class C
1. Keaten Bonderson, Gehlen Catholic (Iowa) - 11.67
4. Ritter Oestreich, Pierce - 11.95
8. Evan Willits, Pierce - 12.16
9. Dalton Anderson, Ponca - 12.31
12. Joseph Coffin, Homer - 12.73

100 meters - Class A
1. Michael Duax, Sioux City West (Iowa) - 11.33
8. Demarcio Young, South Sioux City - 12.31
13. Ian Santana, South Sioux City - 16.24

800 meters
1. Gabe Nash, Sioux City North (Iowa) - 2:02.65
6. Connor Arens, Crofton - 2:08.31
7. Carson Gaarder, Homer - 2:08.52
9. Bryar Bennett, Ponca - 2:11.16
13. Mason Sindelar, Pierce - 2:13.91
14. Jude Storch, Elkhorn Mt. Michael - 2:14.29

1,600 meters
1. Gabe Nash, Sioux City North (Iowa) - 4:25.78
6. Mason Sindelar, Pierce - 4:35.05
7. Connor Arens, Crofton - 4:42.16
9. Juan Balderas, South Sioux City - 4:48.40
10. Mark Schroll, Elkhorn Mt. Michael - 4:49.50
11. Grant Lander, Homer - 4:50.59
14. Jack Sorensen, Elkhorn Mt. Michael - 4:51.26
17. Brody Taylor, Ponca - 4:57.25

3,200 meters
1. Will Lohr, Sioux City North (Iowa) - 9:50.81
4. Mesuidi Ejerso, South Sioux City - 10:07.39
5. Jack Sorensen, Elkhorn Mt. Michael - 10:20.00
7. Grant Lander, Homer - 10:27.49
10. Max McCoy, Elkhorn Mt. Michael - 10:43.09
19. Moises Lupercio, South Sioux City - 11:07.00

110 HH - Class C
1. Dalton Delka, Pierce - 17.27
2. Ben Brahmer, Pierce - 17.42
4. Guy Severiede, Ponca - 19.34

110 HH - Class A
1. Dhugomsa Mohammed, South Sioux City - 16.55
3. Maytie Phasavath, South Sioux City - 17.04

110 HH - Elite
1. Gunnar Gunderson, Dakota Valley (South Dakota) - 15.75
4. Dalton Delka, Pierce - 16.26
5. Dhugomsa Mohammed, South Sioux City - 16.42

4x100 relay - Class C
1. Pierce - 45.09
8. Ponca - 48.94
9. Homer - 49.80

4x100 relay - Class A
1. Sioux City Heelan (Iowa) - 44.95
2. South Sioux City - 45.53

4x200 - Class C
1. Gehlen Catholic (Iowa) - 1:34.29
9. Homer - 1:43.57

4x400 relay - Class C
1. Pierce - 3:34.33
7. Ponca - 3:54.87

4x800 Relay
1. Sioux City North (Iowa) - 8:16.92
7. Elkhorn Mt. Michael - 8:49.89
13. Pierce - 9:03.80

Shot Put
1. Drake Peed, Elk Point-Jefferson (South Dakota) - 55' 1"
7. Keysean Taylor, South Sioux City - 47' 11.5"
9. Cruz Gleason, Pierce - 46' 5"
10. Matt Iogue, Ponca - 46' 4.5"
16. Bode Hoffman, Pierce - 43' 7.5"
19. Taylor Korth, Ponca - 42' 2"

Long Jump
1. Logan Moeller, Pierce - 22' 3"
21. Addison Croghan, Pierce - 18' 3.25"
28. McKale Houfek, Homer - 17' 9"
34. Joseph Coffin, Homer - 16' 0"

High Jump
1. Trevor Segar, Sioux Center (Iowa) - 5' 10"
5. Dawson Watts, Pierce - 5' 10"

=============================

GIRLS

100 meters - Class C
1. Regan Van Wyhe, Central Lyon (Iowa) - 13.89
9. Jocelyn Hightree, Homer - 14.67
10. Makenna Owens, Homer - 14.74
11. Ellie McAfee, Ponca - 14.83

100 meters - Class A
1. Holly Duax, Sioux City West (Iowa) - 12.49
3. Emily Penne, South Sioux City - 13.24
5. Ashlynn Garcia, South Sioux City - 13.89

100 meters - Elite
1. Holly Duax, Sioux City West (Iowa) - 12.33
6. Emily Penne, South Sioux City - 13.29

800 meters
1. Kaia Downs, Sioux City East (Iowa) - 2:23.13
2. Jordyn Arens, Crofton - 2:26.63
4. Callie Arnold, Pierce - 2:30.25

1,500 meters
1. Kaia Downs, Sioux City East (Iowa) - 4:54.78
2. Jordyn Arens, Crofton - 4:56.15
8. Payten Simmons, Pierce - 5:28.42
14. Ashley Hedquist, South Sioux City - 5:33.66

3,000 meters
1. Kaia Downs, Sioux City East (Iowa) - 10:33.73
2. Jordyn Arens, Crofton - 10:40.92

100 HH - Class C
1. Tiffany Woerdehoff, Gehlen Catholic (Iowa) - 17.00
3. Evy Krusemark, Ponca - 17.62
5. Faith Lubischer, Pierce - 17.90
6. Abigail Meier, Pierce - 18.52
9. Samantha Overgaard, Homer - 19.28

100 HH - Class A
1. Lilly McNaughton, Le Mars (Iowa) - 17.88
2. Tasha Freiberg, South Sioux City - 18.51

100 HH - Elite
1. Maddie Morony, Spencer (Iowa) - 16.69
8. Evy Krusemark, Ponca - 17.91

4x100 - Class C
1. Pierce - 52.70
3. Ponca - 54.37
7. Homer - 55.92

4x400 relay - Class C
1. Pierce - 4:18.25
5. Ponca - 4:31.53

4x100 relay - Class A
1. Sioux City West (Iowa) - 50.33
4. South Sioux City - 53.59

4x200 Relay - Class C
1. West Monona (Iowa) - 1:52.78
4. Homer - 1:58.48

4x200 relay - Class A
1. Le Mars (Iowa) - 1:49.74
4. South Sioux City - 1:54.26

4x800 relay
1. Sergeant Bluff-Luton (Iowa) - 10:09.54
7. Pierce - 10:35.72
8. South Sioux City - 10:39.18

Shot Put
1. Brooke Languis, Ponca - 44' 5.5"
6. Nyaluet Diew, South Sioux City - 35' 2"
12. Sarah Miller, Pierce - 32' 0.5"
22. Emerson Palsma, South Sioux City - 29' 9"

Discus
1. Caitlyn Miller, Sioux City North (Iowa) - 121' 11"
3. Brooke Languis, Ponca - 116' 10"
4. Nyaluet Diew, South Sioux City - 112' 7"
18. Tailynn Lawyer, Ponca - 87' 8"

Long Jump
1. Holly Duax, Sioux City West (Iowa) - 17' 6.5"
9. Kenzie Moeller, Pierce - 15' 5.25"
16. Skylar Moe, Homer - 14' 7.25"

High Jump
1. Maddie Olson, Sheldon (Iowa) - 5' 4"
7. Tasha Freiberg, South Sioux City - 5' 0"
13. Gracen Evans, Ponca - 4' 8"
16. Trista Harsma, South Sioux City - 4' 8"
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No pole vault or triple jump in Iowa, correct?
 
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Alum-Ni said:
Nope
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And Iowa runs 400 hurdles instead of 300 hurdles, and has more relays, specifically 4x200 and some medleys.

What always gets me about Iowa is why the boys run 1600/3200 but girls run 1500/3000.........
 
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Alum-Ni said:
And Iowa runs 400 hurdles instead of 300 hurdles, and has more relays, specifically 4x200 and some medleys.

What always gets me about Iowa is why the boys run 1600/3200 but girls run 1500/3000.........
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Explanation I got years ago for why it’s the 3000 and 1500 is at smaller meets they can run the boys and girls together then the girls don’t have to run with the boys at the start.
 
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An interesting piece (from 2015): https://co.milesplit.com/articles/157014/what-events-does-your-state-track-meet-have

What Events Does Your State Track Meet Have?
ColoradoTrackXC

Perhaps no high school sport varies as much from state to state as track and field. There is no set slate of events across the states. The distance events are not the same across the states. The relays are not the same across the states, and sometimes the same relay by name isn't run the same way from one state to the next. Although there are a couple of throws common to every state, some states add a throw. One state adds two throws. And so it goes.

Let's take a closer look at what you get from state to state.

Distance Events
The 1600 and 3200 are almost standard across the 50 states and District of Columbia, but not quite. In Massachusetts, they've clung tenaciously to the mile and two mile. In Hawaii, Oregon, Rhode Island and Vermont, they use the 1500 and 3000. In Iowa and New York, boys run the 1600 and 3200, while girls run the 1500 and 3000.

It's not entirely surprising that Iowa would have shorter distance races for girls. Only very recently has Iowa made the move from 4K to 5K cross country for girls. New York, on the other hand, does come as something of a surprise, as the Empire State has been nothing if not a pioneer in terms of girls distance running. Thus, it seems odd that girls would be running a shorter distance than boys in New York.

Relays
What every state has in common are the 4x100 and 4x400 relays. And several states have only those two relays, mirroring the standard of the sport at the collegiate and international levels. Another 40 states add the 4x800, making it easily the third-most popular relay. 24 states add the 4x200, though Washington only supports it for girls.

Other relays that see more sparing use include the Sprint Medley Relay (1600 meters, used in four states, though Iowa uses it only for boys), the 800 Meter Sprint Medley Relay (used only in Colorado and Iowa, and only for girls in both cases), and the Shuttle Hurdle Relay (which appears as a state event only in Iowa and West Virginia).

Colorado's use of the 800 SMR is a holdover from the days when Colorado added this event to give the girls the same number of events as boys before girls were allowed to pole vault. When the girls pole vault was added in Colorado, the 800 SMR was never taken off the board. I don't know, but a similar kind of story may apply to Washington's 4x200.

Clearly, Iowa is where you want to be if you like relay variety, and plenty of it. Iowa also runs the 4x200 and 4x800 for both genders.

Although 24 states support the 4x200, some states run it with a four-turn stagger, while other states use a two-turn stagger with an open exchange at the third exchange (which can occasionally get a little wild).

Hurdles
Iowa forms an exception to the rule in the longer hurdle event as well. Iowa is one of five states to eschew the 300 meter hurdles in favor of the longer 400-meter version. Joining Iowa in making their hurdlers go a longer distance are South Carolina, New York, Massachusetts and New Jersey. Of course, USATF goes 400 meters in every state, but the USATF doesn't run any state associations.

Field Events
While Iowa boasts the most relays of any states and pushes its hurdlers the full 400 meters, the Hawkeye State is the only state to completely ditch two standard field events: the pole vault and the triple jump.

Joining Iowa without the pole vault as a high school event are Alaska and, in only a very partial sense, Utah. Utah has a girls pole vault only for its two largest classifications. Boys get to compete in the pole vault in all classifications in Utah.

The count of states ditching the triple jump is a big higher. In addition to Iowa, Michigan, Ohio, Oklahoma, Utah and Indiana do not support the triple jump.

A total of 18 states support the javelin: Alabama, Idaho, Louisiana, Maine, Missouri, Montana, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Dakota, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Utah, Vermont, Washington and Wyoming.

In addition to the javelin throw, Rhode Island also contests the hammer throw. You probably didn't have Rhode Island in your mind as your first guess of the identity of the most throws-intensive state in the Union. But such is Rhode Island's distinction.

Other Events
New York follows the pattern of their distance events with the steeplechase. In the Empire State, girls run a 2000-meter steeplechase, while the boys participate in a 3000-meter steeplechase. Maine adds a 1600 meter racewalk to its state track meet.

Several states are now contesting some sort of multi-event competition. As it's not entirely clear to me in all cases that those events have actual state sanction, I've not attempted to create a list of which states are doing what in that respect.
 
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