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Wolfpack Compete at Cedar Invitational

Mr. Dave Uldrich on April 02, 2025

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Girls Team Scoring: Battle Creek 163, Bloomfield 72, TCNE 59, Niobrara-Verdigre 58, Cedar Catholic 58, Hartington-Newcastle 49, St. Mary’s 22, Crofton 17, Wynot 12, Crofton JV 12, Battle Creek JV 2

Boys Team Scoring: Battle Creek 174, Cedar Catholic 82, Hartington-Newcastle 54, St. Mary’s 43, Bloomfield 34, TCNE 32, Crofton 25, Battle Creek JV 18, Crofton JV 15, Wynot 10, Niobrara-Verdigre 4, Cedar Catholic JV 4

Tri County Northeast track members had some very good moments at a very competitive meet at Hartington on Tuesday, April 1^st.  The weather was no “April Fool” as it was 42 degrees, cloudy, drizzling, and winds from the southeast at 25 mph or more all day.

Leading the way for the girls’ squad was Kiya Tornez, as she won 3 gold medals on the day.  Tornez won the long jump with a leap of 16’ ½”, 100 meters in 13.25, and the 200 in 28.46.  Bre Millard added a gold medal in the 300 hurdles running a time of 49.19.  Millard also added a second-place finish in the 200 running 29.19. She also placed fifth in the 100 hurdles and sixth in the 100.

Junior Alejandra Hermosillo collected a third-place finish in the 3,200 running 14:46.59.

On the boys’ side, senior Bryan Isom captured gold in the 300 hurdles, clocking a time of 42.74.  He then followed up with two third place finishes.  One in the triple jump with a leap of 39’3 ½” and a 110-hurdle finish in 16.86.  Junior Thatcher Lamp collected a pair of medals in the 110 hurdles and the 300 hurdles.

The next track meet for the Wolfpack is Tuesday, April 8^th at the Hartington-Newcastle Invite.  Meet time is set for 2:00.

TCNE MEDALISTS

1^st                         Kiya Tornez                                     Long Jump                                    16’ ½”

1^st                         Bryan Isom                                     300 Hurdles                                    42.74

1^st                         Kiya Tornez                                     100                                                  13.25

1^st                         Bre Millard                                      300 Hurdles                                    49.19

1^st                         Kiya Tornez                                     200                                                   28.46

2^nd                         Bre Millard                                      200                                                   29.19

3^rd                         Bryan Isom                                     Triple Jump                                    39’3 ½”

3^rd                         Alejandra Hermosillo  3,200                                                                  14:45.59

3^rd                         Thatcher Lamp                              300 Hurdles                                    44.94

3^rd                         Bryan Isom                                     110 Hurdles                                    16.86

5^th                         Bre Millard                                      100 Hurdles                                    18.36

5^th                      James Warner, Joel Schauer,            4X800 Relay                                   13:57.93

                          Hugo Reyes, Matthew Bousquet

5^th                      Kristina Hogue, Grace Ankeny,            4X800 Relay                                   15:37.96

                          Alejandra Hermosillo, Hailey Millard

6^th                       Thatcher Lamp                                 110 Hurdles                                     19.18

6^th                        Bre Millard                                       100                                                    13.88

6^th                      Bryan Isom, Jackson Belt                   4X100 Relay                                     48.53

                           Devin Reinert, Tucker Anderson

COACHES COMMENTS: “The athletes performed above expectations in very nasty conditions.  The girls’ team, short two relay members, could have most likely been team runner-up.  The coaches continue to see improvement from the athletes that are not currently earning medals at meets and they will soon be breaking through themselves.  The team continues to be a work in progress, and the goal is to be our best at the end of the year.  Very good effort today athletes!”