Tuesday was a good day for the Minnewaska boys and girls track and field teams. The Minnewaska girls team won a conference championship with a team score of 183.5, while the Minnewaska boys team placed second with 134 points.

The Minnewaska girls team had nine first place finishes. Jayda Kolstoe won the girls discus (120’0) and the girls shot put (36’9), and Dacia Fleury won the girls triple jump (34’6.75).

Emma Hellerman, Ellie Winter, Fleury, and Mya VanLuik won the girls 4x200-meter relay (1:49.50), while Fleury, Nori Song, Olivia Danielson, and Lauryn Ankeny won the girls 4x400-meter relay (4:08.01), and Ella Larson, Aubrey Polzin, Maia Larson, and Song won the girls 4x800-meter relay (10:28.07).

Song won the 1600-meter run (5:41.81), Mya VanLuik won the 100-meter dash (13.00), and Danielson won the 800-meter run (2:28.72).

On the boys side, Minnewaska’s Asante Adams won the boys 200-meter dash (22.38), Ian Mills won the 3200-meter run (10:42.07), and Owen Meulebroeck won the 300-meter hurdles (40.29). Carter Meyer, Kaiden Harvey, Meulebroeck, and Adams won the boys 4x200-meter relay (1:32.51).

The West Central Area boys and girls track and field teams both took eighth on Tuesday. The WCA boys team had 14.33 points, while the girls team had 24.

The Minnewaska girls team, along with the Osakis boys team, compete in the Class A True Team State Championship at 10 a.m. on Saturday at Eden Prairie High School.

2025 West Central Conference Championships

BOYS TEAM SCORES – 1. Sauk Centre, 162.17; 2. Minnewaska, 134; 3. Melrose, 111.93; 4. Montevideo, 99.67; 5. Morris Area-Chokio-Alberta, 63; 6. Benson-KMS, 60.5; 7. BOLD/BLH, 48.5; 8. West Central Area, 14.33

GIRLS TEAM SCORES – 1. Minnewaska, 183.5; 2. Benson/KMS, 115.5; 3. BOLD/BLH, 94.5; 4. Melrose, 87; 5. Sauk Centre, 84; 6. Montevideo, 77; 7. Morris Area-Chokio-Alberta, 34.5; 8. West Central Area, 24

MINNEWASKA BOYS TOP-EIGHT FINISHES – 100m – Jeythan Quirindongo, 2nd, 11.16; 200m – Asante Adams, 1st, 22.38; Jeythan Quirindongo, 2nd, 22.51; 400m – Austyn Schuler, 3rd, 52.79; 800m – Zachary Palmer, 4th, 2:10.92; Luke Hoffman, 7th, 2:14.01; Rylan Tank, 8th, 2:27.55; 1600m – Dietrich Reidenbach, 8th, 5:11.46; 3200m – Ian Mills, 1st, 10:42.07; Dietrich Reidenbach, 5th, 11:46.94; 110m hurdles – Owen Meulebroeck, 2nd, 15.91; Mason Danielson, 8th, 19.68; 300m hurdles – Owen Meulebroeck, 1st, 40.29; 4x100m – Jeythan Quirindongo, Tristan O’Neil, Carter Meyer, Asante Adams, 3rd, 44.71; 4x200m – Carter Meyer, Kaiden Harvey, Owen Meulebroeck, Asante Adams, 1st, 1:32.51; 4x400m – Austyn Schuler, Zachary Palmer, Josh Hippe, Luke Hoffman, 4th, 3:48.27; 4x800m – Rylan Tank, Luke Hoffman, Ian Mills, Zachary Palmer, 2nd, 8:43.18; Discus – Lucas Tauber, 6th, 119’11; High Jump – Kaiden Harvey, 3rd, 5’8; Mason Danielson, 4th, 5’6; Pole Vault – Mason Danielson, 3rd, 10’6; Long Jump – Asante Adams, 8th, 18’9; Triple Jump – Kaiden Harvey, 2nd, 40’10; Owen Meulebroeck, 7th, 38’4

MINNEWASKA GIRLS TOP-EIGHT FINISHES – 100m – Mya VanLuik, 1st, 13.00; Dacia Fleury, 4th, 13.46; 200m – Emma Hellerman, 7th, 28.28; Allison Curry, 8th, 28.49; 400m – Olivia Danielson, 4th, 1:03.32; 800m – Olivia Danielson, 1st, 2:28.72; Ella Larson, 5th, 2:43.03; 1600m – Nori Song, 1st, 5:41.88; Maia Larson, 4th, 5:53.53; 3200m – Jillian Deutsch, 4th, 13:25.70; Sydney Ankeny, 5th, 13:46.68; Piper Citrowske-Lee, 6th, 13:56.80; 100m hurdles – Lauryn Ankeny, 2nd, 16.12; Aubrey Stark, 5th, 17.96; 300m hurdles – Lauryn Ankeny, 2nd, 46.18; Aubrey Stark, 7th, 53.01; 4x100m – Emma Hellerman, Ellie Winter, Allison Curry, Mya VanLuik, 2nd, 53.66; 4x200m – Emma Hellerman, Ellie Winter, Dacia Fleury, Mya VanLuik, 1st, 1:49.50; 4x400m – Dacia Fleury, Nori Song, Olivia Danielson, Lauryn Ankeny, 1st, 4:08.01; 4x800m – Ella Larson, Aubrey Polzin, Maia Larson, Nori Song, 1st, 10:28.07; Shot Put – Jayda Kolstoe, 1st, 36’9; Mya VanLuik, 4th, 33’0.5; Phemie Oeltjen, 8th, 31’5.5; Discus – Jayda Kolstoe, 1st, 120’0; Melena Longtin, 5th, 104’0; High Jump – Lyla Stadtherr, 3rd, 4’10; Aubrey Polzin, 6th, 4’10; Pole Vault – Phemie Oeltjen, 5th, 8’0; Lexi Bosek, 8th, 8’0; Long Jump – Allison Curry, 7th, 15’3.5; Triple Jump – Dacia Fleury, 1st, 34’6.75; Lauryn Ankeny, 4th, 32’6

WCA BOYS TOP-EIGHT FINISHES – 400m – Elijah Domeier, 8th, 55.88; 1600m – Michael Girard, 7th, 5:11.41; 300m hurdles – Simon Moritz, 7th, 5:11.41; 4x100m – Keiran Gehrke, Landon Heidinger, Elijah Domeier, Simon Moritz, 6th, 50.43; Shot Put – Jeremy Blascyk, 6th, 42’7.5; High Jump – Elijah Domeier, 8th, 5’4; Long Jump – Simon Moritz, 6th, 19’2

WCA GIRLS TOP-EIGHT FINISHES – 100m – Keira Gehrke, 6th, 13.60; Keyenna Gehrke, 8th, 13.97; 4x100m – Karleigh Brendemoen, Keyenna Gehrke, Natalea Olson, Keira Gehrke, 4th, 54.43; 4x400m – Ava Lohse, Mawit Bergman, Natalea Olson, Elsie Mahoney, 8th, 4:42.14; Shot Put – Jayden Styba, 2nd, 34’3.5; Long Jump – Jayden Styba, 3rd, 16’2.5

The Alexandria Community Christian School and Parkers Prairie Panthers crowned conference champions on Tuesday.

At the 2025 Park Region Conference Championships at Wadena-Deer Creek High School on Tuesday, ACCS’ Jeremiah Oleson won the boys 110-meter hurdles (16.89).

Parkers Prairie earned five first place finishes on Tuesday. Dominic Reiman won the boys triple jump (43’1) and the 4x100-meter relay (45.60) with Brant Bak, Samuel Krueger, and Xavier Richardson.

Norah Froslee won the girls 1600-meter run (5:33.75) and the 3200-meter run (12:15.35), while Sarah Toyli won the 100-meter hurdles (17.01).

The Parkers Prairie girls team placed third with 107 points, while the boys team placed fourth with 76 points. The ACCS boys team placed seventh with 10 points.

Ottertail Central won the boys team title with 125 points and the girls team title with 122 points.

2025 Park Region Conference Championships

BOYS TEAM SCORES – 1. Ottertail Central, 125; 2. Pillager, 111; 3. Bertha-Hewitt-Verndale, 106; 4. Parkers Prairie, 76; 5. Wadena-Deer Creek, 51; 6. United North Central, 37; 7. Alexandria Community Christian School, 10; 8. New York Mills, 8

GIRLS TEAM SCORES – 1. Ottertail Central, 122; 2. Pillager, 113; 3. Parkers Prairie, 107; 4. Wadena-Deer Creek, 85; 5. United North Central, 71; 6. Bertha-Hewitt-Verndale, 46; 7. New York Mills, 14

PARKERS PRAIRIE BOYS TOP-EIGHT FINISHES – 100m – Xavier Richardson, 3rd, 12.01; Samuel Krueger, 7th, 12.59; 200m – Xavier Richardson, 3rd, 24.04; Samuel Krueger, 5th, 24.84; Dominic Reiman, 6th, 24.84; 110m hurdles – Ryker Springer, 4th, 18.94; 300m hurdles – Ryker Springer, 4th, 46.43; JD Leehy, 8th, 50.15; 4x100m – Brant Bak, Dominic Reiman, Samuel Krueger, Xavier Richardson, 1st, 45.60; 4x200m – Zander Becker, Jackson Hubbling, Tristan Hubbling, Luke Bloomquist, 6th, 1:50.51; 4x400m – Zander Becker, Ryker Springer, JD Leehy, Austin Lucht, 6th, 4:04.03; Shot Put – Wyatt Asleson, 4th, 39’3; Zak Koep, 6th, 36’1; Arewen Dobratz, 8th, 33’8; Discus – Arewen Dobratz, 7th, 92’2; High Jump – Brant Bak, 2nd, 5’10; Long Jump – Dominic Reiman, 2nd, 19’5.25; Brant Bak, 4th, 18’11.25; Xavier Richardson, 5th, 18’2.75; Triple Jump – Dominic Reiman, 1st, 43’1; Brant Bak, 4th, 36’11.5; Samuel Krueger, 6th, 36’3

PARKERS PRAIRIE GIRLS TOP-EIGHT FINISHES – 100m – Natalie Schroeder, 3rd, 13.68; Ella Boesl, 5th, 14.06; 200m – Natalie Schroeder, 7th, 28.33; Aunika Jones, 8th, 29.62; 400m – Nevaeh Koep, 4th, 1:04.50; 800m – Alexa Lego, 5th, 2:36.36; Sophie Pfeffer, 6th, 2:37.13; 1600m – Norah Froslee, 1st, 5:33.75; Kaylee Vogt, 3rd, 5:54.11; 3200m – Norah Froslee, 1st, 12:15.35; Kaylee Vogt, 3rd, 13:09.31; Chloe Patrick, 5th, 13:19.79; 100m hurdles – Sarah Toyli, 1st, 17.01; Vanessa Dorn, 4th, 19.76; 300m hurdles – Sarah Toyli, 3rd, 48.85; 4x100m – Ella Boesl, Aunika Jones, Sarah Toyli, Natalie Schroeder, 2nd, 52.76; 4x200m – Breanna Pexsa, Isabella Penrose, Jaeda Porter, Vaness Dorn, 5th, 2:06.42; 4x400m – Nevaeh Koep, Alexa Lego, Breanna Pexsa, Sophie Pfeffer, 3rd, 4:33.03; 4x800m – Alexa Lego, Nevaeh Koep, Chloe Patrick, Sophie Pfeffer, 3rd, 10:22.14; Shot Put – Kailey Hinrichs, 5th, 30’3; Lilly Gulbranson, 6th, 30’2; Alicia Penrose, 8th, 27’10; Discus – Alicia Penrose, 2nd, 98’3.5; Kailey Hinrichs, 7th, 75’2.5; Long Jump – Sarah Toyli, 4th, 15’5.5; Ella Boesl, 8th, 13’1.5; Triple Jump – Chloe Patrick, 6th, 28’9.75; Ella Boesl, 7th, 28’1.25

ACCS BOYS TOP-EIGHT FINISHES – 3200m – Spencer Moore, 7th, 12:27.86; 110m hurdles – Jeremiah Oleson, 1st, 16.89; 4x200m – Spencer Moore, Buche McCleary, Burka McCleary, Jeremiah Oleson, 7th, 1:53.47

ACCS GIRLS TOP-EIGHT FINISHES – 1600m – Moriah Loween, 8th, 6:07.06; 3200m – Moriah Loween, 8th, 13:39.70

A-B-E boys 3rd, girls 4th at Little Eight Conference Championships

A handful of second place finishes led the way for the Ashby-Brandon-Evansville boys and girls track and field teams at the Little Eight Conference Championships on Tuesday in Wheaton.

A-B-E’s Micah Fuller placed second in the 110-meter hurdles (19.20), and in the 4x200-meter relay (1:41.62) with Justin Ledermann, Kenneth Spielman, and August Bredberg. Spielman, Kaleb Fuglseth, Bredberg, and Benjamin Byron placed second in the boys 4x800-meter relay (9:34.41).

Lauren Thoennes placed second in the girls 100-meter dash (13.47) and the long jump (15’6). Amelia Evjen placed second in the pole vault (6’6) and Taylor Dingwall placed second in the high jump (4’6).

The A-B-E boys placed third with 90 points, while the girls team placed fourth with 111. Border West won the boys title with 227 points, and the girls title with 242.

2025 Little Eight Conference Championships

BOYS TEAM SCORES – 1. Border West, 227; 2. Hancock, 219, 3. Ashby-Brandon-Evansville, 90; 4. Hillcrest Lutheran Academy, 71; 5. Rothsay, 43

GIRLS TEAM SCORES – 1. Border West, 242; 2. Hancock, 145; 3. Hillcrest Lutheran Academy, 122; 4. Ashby-Brandon-Evansville, 111; 5. Rothsay, 17

A-B-E BOYS TOP-EIGHT FINISHES – 100m – Justin Ledermann, 6th, 12.21; 200m – Justin Ledermann, 6th, 25.54; 400m – Benjamin Myron, 4th, 57.75; Landyn Johnson, 7th, 1:02.02; 800m – Kenneth Spielman, 5th, 2:27.33; 1600m – Ben Bui, 6th, 6:22.96; 3200m – Chase Hansel, 4th, 12:56.94; Darius Grussing, 7th, 15:09.11; Cole Johnson, 8th, 15:38.47; 110m hurdles – Micah Fuller, 2nd, 19.20; 300m hurdles – August Bredberg, 3rd, 48.20; Micah Fuller, 4th, 48.32; 4x100m – Landon Stich, Bentley Peters, Calvin Evjen, Tristan Walberg, 5th, 57.51; 4x200m – Justin Ledermann, Micah Fuller, Kenneth Spielman, August Bredberg, 2nd, 1:41.62; 4x400m – Benjamin Myron, Donell Lee, Landyn Johnson, Bentley Peters, 4th, 4:17.53; 4x800m – Kenneth Spielman, Kaleb Fuglseth, August Bredberg, Benjamin Myron, 2nd, 9:34.41; Discus – Landon Stich, 4th, 102’11; High Jump – Micah Fuller, 4th, 5’2; Pole Vault – Kaleb Fuglseth, 4th, 8’0; Kenneth Spielman, 4th, 8’0

A-B-E GIRLS TOP-EIGHT FINISHES – 100m – Lauren Thoennes, 2nd, 13.47; Ayla Winnarske, 8th, 14.79; 200m – Ayla Winnarske, 7th, 30.64; 400m – Greta Fuglseth, 6th, 1:14.35; Siri Johnson, 8th, 1:25.92; 800m – Courtney Paulson, 3rd, 2:37.82; Lauren Thoennes, 4th, 2:46.08; 1600m – Lilibelle Hokanson, 7th, 7:05.39; 100m hurdles – Taylor Dingwall, 3rd, 19.22; Tehya Haburn, 5th, 22.48; 300m hurdles – Taylor Dingwall, 4th, 57.59; 4x100m – Holly Englund, Joy Ledermann, Courtney Paulson, Lauren Thoennes, 3rd, 2:01.34; 4x400m – Hope Rovang, Ke’Myia Klemenhagen, MaKena Hokanson, Ava Dugstad, 4th, 5:14.92; 4x800m – Ava Dugstad, Greta Fuglseth, Lilibelle Hokanson, Hope Rovang, 3rd, 12:04.35; Shot Put – Ashlyn Elmer, 4th, 28’6; Vienna Johnson, 8th, 25’5; High Jump – Taylor Dingwall, 2nd, 4’6; Pole Vault – Amelia Evjen, 2nd, 6’6; Long Jump – Lauren Thoennes, 2nd, 15’6; Taylor Dingwall, 5th, 14’5; Courtney Brethorst, 6th, 13’8.75; Triple Jump – Courtney Brethorst, 4th, 30’2.5; Joy Ledermann, 6th, 29’10; Tehya Haburn, 8th, 26’5