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STEVENS POINT – The Marshfield girls team won two events and had three second-place finishes to take second in the team standings at the 2022 Wisconsin Valley Conference Indoor Track & Field Meet on Tuesday at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point.
Lizzie Hanson won the 60-meter hurdles in 10.09 seconds and Sophie Nikolay took first in the pole vault with a vault of 10 feet, 6 inches, to lead the Marshfield girls.
D.C. Everest won the girls team title with 148.833 points, with Marshfield second with 128. Since 1992, it was Marshfield’s highest finish in the girls standings at the conference indoor meet.
The Marshfield boys tied Wisconsin Rapids for fourth place with 48 points as Stevens Point won the team title with 191. D.C. Everest was second with 154.
The Marshfield boys had one title as the 3,200 relay team of Jesse Messmann, Owen Hoerneman, David McKee and James Ketterer won in 8:53.76.
Earning second-place finishes for Marshfield were Trevor Foemmel in the boys 60 hurdles (9.25), Luke LeMoine in the boys long jump (20-8), Emma Ridgway in the girls high jump (5-0), Aubri Brown in the girls shot put (34-7), and the girls 800 relay team of McKenzie Holm, Ellie Jensen, Samantha Ridgway and Dani Minsaas (1:55.59).
2022 Wisconsin Valley Conference Indoor Track & Field Meet
April 12, at UW-Stevens Point
Boys
Team scores: 1. Stevens Point 191; 2. D.C. Everest 154; 3. Wausau West 106; 4. Marshfield and Wisconsin Rapids 48; 6. Merrill 41; 7. Wausau East 31. Click here for complete boys results.
Girls
Team scores: 1. D.C. Everest 148.833; 2. Marshfield 128; 3. Wausau West 100.333; 4. Stevens Point 91; 5. Merrill 70.5; 6. Wausau East 43.333; 7. Wisconsin Rapids 32. Click here for complete girls results.