Stanley-Boyd and Bloomer win West Cloverbelt track and field championships

The Western Cloverbelt Conference ran its track and field championships Tuesday at Cadott and crowned boys and girls individual and team champions. Stanley-Boyd came out on top on the boys side while Bloomer topped the girls standings. Fall Creek finished second in both.

Stanley-Boyd’s boys team finished with a total score of 165 across 18 events, six points ahead of the second-place Crickets. Orioles junior Madden Mahr won the boys 200 and 400 meter. Stanley-Boyd swept the podium in the 200 with Cole Brenner and Carson Hodowanic finishing in second and third respectively.

The Orioles had another winner in freshman Jesse Allard on the high jump. Mahr and senior Chase Strum came in third and second respectively on the long jump. Strum also won the shot put.

Regis finished fifth as a team, but junior Alex Figy had a good day, winning the 100 meter dash and being apart of the 4x200 and 4x100 Regis relay teams that finished in first.

In the girls competitions, Bloomers 174 points put it 9 points clear of Fall Creek. The Blackhawks had several winners including freshman Ciara Hartman winning the 1600 meter with teammate Aliya Hartman coming in second.

Ciara and Aliya also came in first and second respectively on the 800 meter and Ciara also won the 3200 meter. Bloomer had one last winner in Isabel Rubenzer on the shotput.

Fall Creek also had several strong individual performances on the girls side. Junior Alena Sanfelippo won the pole vault, long jump and triple jump competitions. Crickets sophomore Rebecca Sturz won the 100 and 200 meter dashes.

Full results can be found at pttiming.com.