The Luverne golf teams competed in three meets last week.
They hosted the Southwest Christian-Edgerton boys and girls on May 3 when the Cardinal boys won 166-204 and the girls shot an impressive 188 in a meet with an incomplete SWC team.
The LHS boys placed third and the girls were fifth in Fairmont Saturday when sophomore Henry Hartquist claimed an individual victory.
In Big South West Division play Monday, the LHS girls were fourth in Windom and the boys were second in Worthington.
Both teams will compete in the Big South Conference championship meet on Monday at Dacotah Ridge Golf Club in Morton.
 
Luverne vs. Southwest Christian-Edgerton
The Cardinal boys’ and girls’ golf teams hosted the Southwest Christian-Edgerton Warriors in a nine-hole meet on Tuesday, May 3.
The LHS boys defeated the SWC Warriors 166-204.
Henry Hartquist earned medalist honors with an even par round of 36. Junior Brady Bork also had a strong showing for the Cardinals with a round of 38. Tyler Arends shot a 45 and Owen Sudenga a 47 to complete the Luverne scoring.
Also competing for Luverne were Levi Gonnerman (49) and Colin Schoeneman (49).  Jared
Fischer led the Warriors with a round of 44.
The LHS girls fired their best score of the season, a 188, against an incomplete SWC-Edgerton team.
Leading the way for the girls was senior Morgan Gonnerman, who shot a 44 to earn medalist honors at the meet.
Junior Lauren Hansen shot a 46 for Luverne and fellow junior Jocelynn Mann scored a 48.
Also scoring for Luverne was senior Cheyenne Schutz, who carded a 50 for the event.
Perceyis Trierweiler (52) and Mallory Nelson (59) also competed for the Cardinals.
SWC-Edgerton’s Brielle Vis registered a score of 45.
 
Fairmont Invitational
The Luverne boys’ team placed third out of 12 teams Saturday at Rose Lake Golf Club in Fairmont.
The Cardinals shot a 336 in the meet that was ultimately won by St. Peter with a team score of 325.
The Cardinals were paced by Hartquist, who shot a round of 75 to claim medalist honors for the meet.
“Henry played a solid round overall,” said Cardinal boys’ coach John Sichmeller.
“His round was starting to slip away, but he hit a couple of clutch putts late in the round to save himself. This was a really good field of players and to come out on top as the individual champion should give Henry a lot of confidence as we get close to playoff time.”
Bork also played well for the Cardinals with a 79 to claim fifth place. Arends and Sudenga fired a pair of 91s to contribute to the team score for Luverne. Schoeneman (95) and Gonnerman (99) also competed for the Cardinals.
The Cardinal girls’ team played across town at Interlaken Golf Club. The girls shot a team score of 426 to place fifth out of seven teams at the event. Fairmont won the tournament with a score of 367.
Gonnerman had the best score for the girls with a score of 102. Also scoring for the Cardinals were Schutz (103), Hansen (109), and Mann (112).
Makayla Huisman shot a 114 and Nelson scored a 121 for Luverne.
 
Big South West Division
The LHS girls competed in the third of four Big South Conference events on Monday in Windom. 
The girls shot a team score of 416 to place fourth overall in the event. Redwood Valley came out on top with a 352.
Gonnerman shot a team best 95 to finish in sixth place individually. Hansen (99), Schutz (106), and Mann (116) all contributed to the team scoring for the Cardinals.
Nelson (117) and Trierweiler (121) also participated in the meet for Luverne
“It was nice to play in decent weather today. We struggled a bit with getting the speed of the greens down,” said Luverne girls’ golf coach Chris Nowatzki.
“We are hoping to iron out a few kinks this week as we prepare for some big events coming up. There’s a lot of potential in this group and I’m eager to see how they respond.”
On the boys’ side the Cardinals finished second out of the six teams in the division. Marshall shot a team score of 329 to best the Luverne score of 337 on a windy day at the Worthington Country Club.
Leading the way for the Cardinals once again was Hartquist, who shot an 80 to place second individually at the meet. Bork carded a round of 82 which placed him third overall. Arends (87) and Schoeneman (88) also contributed toward the Luverne team score.
Sudenga (90) and Gonnerman (96) also competed for the Cardinals.

The Luverne baseball team added three more wins this week before falling to the Marshall Tigers Monday.
The Cardinals, now 9-5 on the season, defeated Pipestone Area 13-7 and swept a doubleheader against St. James 6-0 and 7-0 on Thursday before losing to the Marshall Tigers Monday. 
LHS is scheduled to travel to Jackson for a doubleheader against the Huskies today (Thursday) before hosting Adrian and Worthington at Redbird Field on Monday and Tuesday respectively. 
 
Luverne 13, Pipestone Area 7
The LHS Cardinals took on their rivals, the Pipestone Arrows, Tuesday, May 3, in a Big South Conference contest.
Luverne came away with a 13-7 victory over the Arrows.
Pipestone scored first and led 1-0 until the top of the fourth inning when Luverne scored four runs to take a lead the Cards would hold on to for the remainder of the game.
After the Cardinals scored seven runs in the top of the seventh (scheduled to be final) inning, LHS had a 13-1 lead.
The Arrows made it interesting, scoring six runs in the bottom of the final stanza, but it would not be enough as Luverne left town with a 13-7 win.
Kaden Anderson had a stellar game for the Cardinals, pitching 6 1/3 innings and giving up three hits, three runs, and striking out two Arrows.
Anderson also had four hits, scored twice and batted in another Cardinal.
Casey Sehr scored three runs for LHS and had three hits and one RBI.
Connor Connell had three RBIs and scored two runs for the victors.
Jacob Stroh replaced Anderson on the mound after Anderson neared the maximum pitch count. Stroh pitched two-thirds of the final inning. 
 
Luverne     0 0 0 4 2 0 7 13
Pipestone  1 0 0 0 0 0 6   7
 
                      AB  R  H  BI
B Ripka           3   1  0   0
K Anderson    4   2  4   1
Casey Sehr      5   3  3   1 
C Connell        3   2  1   3     
C Overgaard   3   0  0   0 
W Serie            1   1   0   0  
J Stroh             4   1   2   3    
Z DeBoer        3   1    0   0
R Sneller         3   0   0   1
E Domagala    0   1   0   0
Carter Sehr     0   0   0   0
A Halverson    1   0   0   0
N Cole-Kraty   1   1   1   1
 
Luverne 6, St. James Area 0
LHS hosted St. James Area for a doubleheader at Redbird Field on Thursday, May 5.
The Cardinals came away with two shutout wins over the Saints.
Luverne won the first game 6-0.
Connell pitched a complete game for the Cardinals, giving up only two hits , no walks and striking out 10 St. James batters.
Luverne had a balanced offensive attack with eight batters tallying one hit each and six players scoring runs.
The Cardinals plated two runs in the second inning, one in the third, two in the fourth and one in the sixth inning. 
 
St. James   0 0 0 0 0 0 0  0
Luverne      0 2 1 2 0 2 x  6
 
                         AB  R H  BI
B Ripka              3   1   1   1
K Anderson       4   1   1   1
Casey Sehr        2   1   1   0
C Connell           3   0   1   1
C Overgaard      2   1   1   1
W Serie              3    0   1   1
J Stroh               3    0   0   0
N Cole-Kraty      3    1   1   1
R Sneller            3    0   1   0
K Buss               1    0   0   0
A Ossefoort       0    1   0   0
Z DeBoer            0    0   0   0
 
Luverne 7, St. James Area 0
Casey Sehr led the charge for the Cardinals in his team's second win of the day over St. James Area Thursday night at Redbird Field.
The LHS senior pitched a complete game, giving up only three hits and no runs.
“I was able to get ahead of most of the hitters and my off-speed pitches were effective,” Sehr said. “The defense did a nice job of making plays behind me so it made for a fun day on the mound.”
At the plate, Sehr had four hits and three RBIs and scored one run.
“It was one of those days that I was seeing the ball well and got some good pitches that hit,” Sehr said.
Riley Sneller collected three hits, including a double, for LHS and also scored one run.
Carter Sehr had two RBIs and one hit.
In all, six Cardinals tallied 11 total hits in the balanced victory.
The win over the Saints was Luverne’s ninth consecutive victory after losing their first four contests of the season. 
 
Luverne       0 0 2 2 1 2 0   7
St James     0 0 0 0 0 0 0   0
 
                           AB  R  H  BI
B Ripka                5   1   1   0
K Anderson         4   1   1   0
Casey Sehr          5   1   4   3
C Connell             2   0   0   0
C Overgaard        3   2   0   0
W Serie                1   0   0   0
J Stroh                 4   0   0   0
N Cole-Kraty        3  1   1   1 
R Sneller              4  1   3   0
Carter Sehr          2  0   1   2
 
Marshall 6, Luverne 4
The Luverne Cardinals lost their first game in 10 outings on a beautiful night for baseball at Redbird Field Monday.
The Cards came up short against the Marshall Tigers, 6-4, to move to 9-5 on the season.
Luverne held a 3-1 lead after the third inning, but Marshall scored five more runs in the next two innings to take the lead for good in the competitive game.
LHS made it interesting in the bottom of the seventh (final) inning. Down 6-4, the Cards loaded the bases but were unable to score.
Ripka, Anderson and Overgaard had two hits each for the Cardinals. Ripka, Connell and Nathaniel Cole-Kraty each hit doubles in the game.
Anderson was Luverne's starting pitcher and spent three innings on the mound. He gave up three hits and one run and struck out four Tiger batters.
Casey Sehr replaced him and pitched 1 2/3 innings. He also gave up three hits and five runs (one earned) and struck out one. Connell threw the final 2 1/3 innings and gave up two hits and no runs and struck out four. 
 
Marshall     0 0 1 3 2 0 0  6
Luverne      0 0 3 0 1 0 0  4
 
                              AB  R  H  BI
B Ripka                   3   1   2   1
K Anderson            4   1   2   1
Casey Sehr             3   0   1   1
C Connell                3   0   1   0
C Overgaard           4   0    2  0
W Serie                   3    0   0   1
J Stroh                    3    0   0   0
N Cole-Kraty           2    1   1   0
Z DeBoer                 0    0   0   0
R Sneller                 3     1   1  0

Hills-Beaver Creek High School senior Journey Dwire took sole possession of first place in the Class 3A Conference 1 girls’ standings, as the team moves into third place halfway through the five-week season.
Dwire leads the girls with a Week 3 season average of 20.5 hits per 25 shots.
Five of her teammates rank in the Top 25. They are Danielle Leenderts (fifth), Tara Paulsen (ninth), Olivia Bork (13th), Samantha Moser (14th) and Brooklynne Hubbard (24th).
On the boys’ side, Cooper Gehrke is tied with teammate Weston Kellenberger in 10th place (season average of 21.33). Teammates in the Top 25 also include John Tiesler (17th) and Casey Kueter (23rd).
The H-BC team is in third place after three weeks of competition with 5,808.5 points. Verndale High School leads the seven-member conference with 6,460.5 points.
Coach Travis Dwire told team members prior to the Week 3 shoot that they could easily catch and pass the top team.
H-BC closed the gap with Verndale to a 652-point lead coming into Week 4.
H-BC posted its highest score in Week 3 with 2,225 points, up from 1,730 in Week 2 and 1,853 points on the opening day of the season on April 25.
Individually in Week 3, Hunter Leenderts shot a straight 25.
 
H-BC High School — Week 3
Name          Round 1, 2, Total
Cameron Allen           21 22 43
Olivia Bork                  14 17 31
Sawyer Bosch           19 24 43
Camdyn Broesder    13 21 34
Ty Bundesen              17 23 40
Robert Drake              16 22 38
Journey Dwire           18 24 42
Luke Fuerstenburg  23 20 43
Cooper Gehrke          21 23 44
Alex Harris                  22 24 46
Brooklynne Hubbard    7  9  16
Lukas Hubbard          19 14 33
Clayton Kellenberger 21 18 39
Weston Kellenberger 20 20 40
Casey Kueter             24 20 44
Blake Leenderts        22 20 42
Danette Leenderts    19 19 38
Hunter Leenderts      25 23 48
Daniel Martinyuk       22 19 41
Cody Moser                19 20 39
Jack Moser                 20 16 36
Samantha Moser       17 15 32
Tara Paulsen              19 21 40
Cole Rozeboom        19 18 37
Max Scholten             17 18 35
Michael Ykema          20 18 38
John Tiesler               22 23 45

uverne High School senior Hunter Ahrendt shot a perfect 50 in Week 3 of the clay target shooting season.
Ahrendt is tied for ninth place in the boys’ individual conference. His season average is 23 out of 25 clays.
Five of Luverne’s girls’ shooters are in the Top 25.
Cheyenne Schutz is eighth with a season average of 19.5, followed by Piper Wynia (10th), Kayetlin Huiskes (18th), Morgan Bonnett (19th) and Rayann Remme (23rd).
As a team, Luverne sits in sixth place with 3,672 points. Hibbing High School leads the eight-member conference with 6,176 points.
There are two weeks left in the five-week season.
 
Luverne High School–Week 3
Name          Round 1, 2, Total
Hunter Ahrendt         25 25 50
Landon Ahrendt        19 21 40
Chris Aning                18 20 38
Cash Bonnett             17 19 36
Ayden Bonnett          20 20 40
Morgan Bonnett        11 17 28
Alex DeWispelaere   22 18 40
Trygve Gangestad    20 21 41
Jacob Henning          17 20 37
Samuel Honerman    22 21 43
Hans Hoven                20 21 41
Kayetlin Huiskes       19 16 35
Andrew Kinsinger     19 20 39
Linkon Knorr              13 17 30
Jacob Madison          18 17 35
Chase Matthiesen     14 22 36
Elijah McLendon       4   8 12
Liam Murphy              18 18 36
Chase Overgaard      21 20 41
Holden Overgaard    21 21 42
JT Remme                   20 21 41
Rayann Remme         13 11 24
Tucker Remme          12 14 26
Cheyenne Schultz    22 19 41
Grant Wienke             16 20 36
Piper Wynia                20 16 36

Scheerhorn probate
STATE OF MINNESOTA probate COURT
                                                                         DISTRICT COURT
COUNTY OF ROCK                                                                    PROBATE DIVISION 
 
In Re: Estate of                                                              Court File No. 67-PR-22-100
Eugene Henry Scheerhorn,
a/k/a Eugene H. Scheerhorn,   ORDER AND NOTICE OF HEARING
a/k/a Gene Scheerhorn,                         FOR FORMAL PROBATE OF WILL AND
Deceased                       APPOINTMENT OF PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE
IN SUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION
AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS
 
TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS AND CREDITORS:
It is Ordered and Notice is hereby given that on the  6th day of June, 2022, at  8:30 O'clock a.m., a hearing will be held in the above named Court at Rock County Courthouse, Luverne, Minnesota, for the formal probate of an instrument purporting to be the will of the above named deceased, dated August 17, 1995, and for the appointment of Julie Berkland, whose address is 1100 E. Teakwood, #19, Brandon, SD 57005, as personal representative of the estate of the above named decedent in supervised administration, and that any objections thereto must be filed with the Court. That, if proper, and no objections are filed, said personal representative will be appointed to administer the estate, to collect all assets, pay all legal debts, claims, taxes and expenses, and sell real and personal property, and do all necessary acts for the estate.  Upon completion of the administration, the representative shall file a final account for the allowance and shall distribute the estate to the persons thereto entitled as ordered by the Court, and close the estate.
Notice is further given that ALL CREDITORS having claims against said estate are required to present the same to said personal representative or to the Court Administrator within four months after the date of this notice or said claims will be barred.
Dated: May 2, 2022
/s/ Terry S. Vajgrt
District Court Judge
 
Paul A. Vis /s/ Natalie Reisch Attorney for Petitioner Court Administrator
Eisma and Eisma
130 East Main
Luverne, MN 56156
(507) 283-4828
I.D. #297550
(05-12, 05-19)

The Patriot track teams participated at the Pipestone Bob Nagle Relays Tuesday, May 3, where the girls’ and boys’ teams both placed fifth among seven teams.
H-BC competed with Luverne, MCC, Pipestone, RTR, SWC-E and TMB in the meet.
The girls’ 4-by-100 (52.97) and 4-by-200 (1:54.14) relay teams of Abbie Harris, Brynn Rauk, Layla Deelstra and Brynn Bakken placed first.
Bakken also came in first in the 200-meter-dash with a time of 27.82 and in long jump with a jump of 15-10 3/4.
Layla Deelstra was second (13.73) in the 100-meter dash. Kenadie Fick was second in the 1600-meter run with a season-best 5:53.90.
The 4-by-400 relay team of Harris, Fick, Olivia Deelstra and Taylor Durst finished fourth with a time of 4:34.99.
Eighth-grader Ally Birger also placed fourth in shot put with a throw of 30-9.
The 4-by-800 relay team came in fifth in 11:15.20. The team included Fick, Durst, Bailey Spykerboer and Emma Deelstra.
On the boy’s side sophomore Cooper Gehrke placed first in the 100-meter dash with a personal best time of 11.82.
The boys’ 4-by-100-meter relay team of Ty Bundesen, Luke Fuerstenberg, Eli Taubert and Gehrke turned in a second-place effort with a time of 47.28.
The 4-by-200 relay team of Bundesen, Taubert, Raymon and Gehrke placed third (1:38.30).
The Patriots’ 4-by-400-meter relay team of Raymon, Taubert, Micah Bush and Blake Leenderts was fourth in 3:57.24.
Raymon was took second in the triple jump with a 40-3 and fifth in the 100-meter (12.24).
Max Scholten placed third in shot put with a throw of 42-5.
Junior Brock Harnack was fifth in the 300-meter hurdles with a time of 47.72.
Juniors Luke Fuerstenberg and Eli Taubert each had sixth-place finishes of their own, Fuertstenberg in the 100-meter (12.26) and 200-meter dash (25.58) and Taubert in high jump (5-4).
 
Girls’ track:
100 16. Olivia Deelstra 14.90 17. Aspen Shimp 14.93 20. Bailey Spykerboer 15.30
200 10. Brynn Rauk 29.47 20. Aspen Shimp 32.81
400 16. Bailey Spykerboer 1:13.39
800 13. Ella Sammons 3:00.66
100mH 11. Larissa Steinhoff 20.91 18. Ava Steinhoff 22.85
300mH 11. Larissa Steinhoff 1:00.45 15.  Ava Steinhoff 1:03.58
Shot Put 13. Isabel Wysong 26-10  28. Tyrae Goodface 24-9
Discus 11. Larissa Steinhoff 75-8   13. Ally Birger 73-2  18. Isabel Wysong 63-4  20. Tyrae Goodface 61-0
High Jump 8. Ava Steinhoff 4-6  10. Larissa Steinhoff 4-4
Long Jump 8. Brynn Rauk 13-9  15. Abbie Harris 12-10
Triple Jump 8. Bailey Spykerboer 26-9  9. Olivia Deelstra 26-7
 
Boys’ track:
100 7. Beau Bakken 12.35 
200 7. Beau Bakken 25.80 15. Riley Tatge 26.94 17. Sawyer Bosch 27.31
800 7. Micah Bush 2:23.52
300mH 9. James VandenBosch 51.9
4x100 8. Leenderts Bakken VandenBosch Bosch 50.23
4x200 11. Harnack Leenderts Gacke Bosch 1:49.65
Shot Put 10. Brayden Metzger 36-8   18. Riley Tatge 31-11  22. Alex Harris 30-10
Discus 9. Max Scholten 107-2  14. Alex Harris 96-9 1/2  16. Riley Tatge 94-6   18. Brayden Metzger 89-0
High Jump 9. James VandenBosch 4-10  10. Jackson Gacke 4-10
Long Jump 7. Brock Harnack 17-3 11. Beau Bakken 16-4 3/4  12. Sawyer Bosch 16-2 
Triple Jump 7. Sawyer Bosch 34-7  8. Brock Harnack 34-7  9. Blake Leenderts 33-9 1/2

Rock County Planning and Zoning hearing set for May 23
Notice of Public Hearing for Zoning Amendment
Pursuant to the Rock County Zoning Ordinance, notice is hereby given by the Rock County Planning and Zoning Commission that a public hearing will be held at the Rock County Law Enforcement Center located at 1000 North Blue Mound Avenue, Luverne, Minnesota, at 7:00 p.m., Monday May 23, 2022. The purpose of this hearing is to take public comment and act on a Zoning Amendment to change the applicable zoning to R-1, Suburban Residence District, for the following tract of property:
The easternmost 1625 feet of the 60.40 acre tract of land located in the S 1/2 of Section 12 of Luverne Township, T102N, R45W. This tract lies South of the Ellis and Eastern railroad right of way in the SW 1/4 of the SE 1/4 and the SE 1/4 of the SW 1/4. The property is owned by Dean and Jennifer Tofteland. 
All interested parties are invited to attend. If you are unable to attend, any comments or questions may be submitted in writing by 4:00 p.m., May 23, 2022, to the Rock County Land Management Office, 311 West Gabrielson Road, Luverne, MN 56156.
 
By Order of the Rock County Planning and Zoning Commission
Eric Hartman, Zoning Administrator
311 W. Gabrielson Road
Luverne, MN 56156
507-283-8862
(05-12, 05-19)

The Cardinals competed in the Bob Nagle Relays in Pipestone on Tuesday, May 3, in good weather.
In team totals the LHS girls placed first and the LHS boys finished in second.  
Isabella Oye was third in the 100-meter-dash in 13.74 seconds, and Sarah Stegenga was second in the 200-meter-dash  with a time of 28.4. 
Tenley Nelson, Tiana Lais and Ella Schmuck took first, second and third place in the 400-meter-dash with respective times of 1:02.22, 1:04.62 and 1:7.07.
Cassi Chesley was third in the 800-meter-run  with a time of 2:35.6. 
In the 1600-meter-run Jenna DeBates was first at 5:28.06 and Grace Ingebretson third at 6:07.32. 
Ella Schmuck finished second at 12:50.10 and Kayla Bloemendaal third at 13:20.15 in the 3200.
Elizabeth Wagner won the 300-meter-hurdles in 49.67.  
In the 4-by-100 relays, Mia Wenzel, Hailey Como, Reinha John and Anna Banck were second at 54.39.
Tiana Lais, John, Chesley and Nelson finished second in the 4-by-400 at 4:28.09. 
Lais, Elizabeth Wagner, DeBates and Nelson placed first in the 4-by-800 in 9:52.
The shotput winner was Jocelyn Hart with a throw of 36-9, and Jadyn Hart threw 33-3 for a third-place finish.
In the discus Jadyn placed first with a 123-2 throw, and Jocelyn’s toss was 99-02.
High jumper Mia Wenzel took first at 5 feet, and Elizabeth Wagner was third at 4-8. Alexis Hultgren had a second in the pole vault at 7 feet, 6 inches. Kendra Thorson took second in the long jump at 15-1 1/2.
 
Boys’ track
Ashton Sandbulte finished first in the 200-meter-dash in 23.30.
The 4-by-200-relay of Lucky Dara, Zachary Terrio, Eli Radtke and Sandbulte were first in 1: 35.36. 
The 4-by-800 relay of Ryan Fick, Sage Viessman, Camden Janiszeski and Owen Janiszeski took first in 8:45.10. 
Eli Radtke finished first in the pole vault with a height of 11-6, and Noah Mehlfaff was third at 10-6.
Camden Janiszeski finished second in the 800-meter-run with a time of 2:08.03. Owen Janiszeski was second in the 1600 with a time of 4:50.08.  In the 3200, Fick was first at 10:30.59, and Viessman third in 11:09.69. 
Jordan Friedrichsen was second in the shot put with a throw of 44-7 and third in the discus with a toss of 118-08. 
The 4-by-100 relay team of Ethan Rahm, Tyler Rolfs, Coulter Thone and Ashton Hood finished third with a time of 49.04.
The team of Dara, Camden Janiszeski, Rahm and Zachary Terrio finished third in the 4-by-400 in 3:47.17.  Lucky Dara finished third in the 100-meter in 12.06.  Other results follow.
 
LHS girls
100  6. Mia Wenzel 13.87  7. Sarah Stegenga 13.96  11. Morgan Hadler 14.63
200  5. Anna Banck 29.01   6. Isabella Oye 29.16   7. Hailey Como 29.22
400  12. Skylar VanderSteen 1:12.93  
800  8. Grace Ingebretson 2:53.07  15. Brynn Boyenga 3:4.58   19. Josie Anderson 3:17.15
100H  5. Roselynn Hartshorn 19.09   9. Augusta Papik 20.12   17. Kendra Thorson 22.76
300H  8. Roselynn Hartshorn 57.44  
4x200  4. Makena Nelson, Isabella Oye, Anna Banck, Sarah Stegenga 1:57.15
Shot put  15. Hannah Sneller 26. 16. Rayann Remme 25-5.
Discus  6. Andrea Luitjens 79-9  15. Rayann Remme 68-2 
Long jump  5. Sarah Stegenga 14-7.   12. Makena Nelson 13-7.   13. Alexis Hultgren 13-5 1/2
Triple jump  6. Makena Nelson 29 1/2   12. Abby Boltjes 25-8 1/2
High jump  11. Kayla Bloemendaal 4-2.
Pole vault  4. Corynn Oye 7-0.  8. Brynn Boyenga 6.
 
LHS boys
100  9. Zachary Terrio 12.58   10. Ashton Hood 12.61   14. Noah Mehlaff 13.01
200  9. Micah Andersen 25.92   11. Gavin DeBeer 26.25   14. Tyler Rolfs 26.31
400  10. Ashton Hood 1:01.26   11. Coulter Thone 1:01.71   15. Uriel Hernandez 1:08.66
800  10. Kaleb Hemme 2:33.94   13. Nathan Kinsinger 2:43.23   15. Eli McLendon 2:51.79  
1600  8. Kaleb Hemme 5:37.40   14. Eli McLendon 5:57.28  
3200  5. Leif Ingebretson 11:50.83
110H  7. Isaac DeBates 20.32   10. Micah Andersen 21.37 
Shot put  5. Elijah Woodley 40-04. 8. Keaton Ahrendt 37-02.  19. Ryker Johnson 31-08.
Discus   13. Elijah Woodley 97-10  21. Keaton Ahrendt 86-3   23. Ryker Johnson 84-9 
Long jump  5. Gavin DeBeer 17-8  13. Isaac DeBates 16 1/2
Triple jump  5. Gavin DeBeer 36-6 1/2
High jump  4. Gavin DeBeer 5-4   7. Isaac DeBates 5.0
Pole vault  6. Tyler Rolfs 9-00.00  6. Leif Ingebretson 9-00.00