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The WIAA state track and field meet will take place June 5-6 at Veterans Memorial Stadium in La Crosse.
The area had several individual state champions in 2025 – not to mention the De Pere and Green Bay Notre Dame boys squads winning team championships – and there should be a few more titles on the way this season.
Here are just a few boys and girls who could make headlines this weekend.
He didn’t advance past preliminaries in the Division 2 400-meter dash at state as a sophomore, but that should change this year.
Arneson ran a personal-best 48.20 seconds at sectionals, the top time in the state for D2 competitors.
He also qualified in the 200 after finishing with a PR 21.86 in regionals and following with a 22.13 at sectionals.
She will make her state debut as part of the D1 field in both the pole vault and triple jump.
It’s even more impressive considering how inexperienced she was in the triple jump entering this season. She broke the school record in the event while also setting the program record in the pole vault.
Black had a vault of 12 feet, 6 inches in the pole vault at sectionals. Only Hartland Arrowhead’s Elise Schroeder (13-3) had a better sectional performance in the state.
It will be difficult for Black, or anybody, to beat Schroeder.
The University of Illinois commit is the two-time defending D1 state champion and finished runner-up as a freshman.
The Hornets have made history before even getting to La Crosse.
The program had three pole vaulters qualify for the D1 state meet for the first time, and it’s also believed to be the first time it has had three athletes qualify in a single event.
Davis will be joined on the big stage by teammates Jacob Peruzzi and Caleb Wilke, and he enters with one of the best chances of any of the 26 competitors in the field to win a title.
Davis had the best sectional performance in the state last week with a 15-6 and performed well throughout the season.
The Hornets have three state champions in the event the past 13 years, a list that includes Jake Wallenfang (2013), Lucas McCormick (2017) and Augustus Counard-Ciechanowski (2024).
Davis finished tied for 16th at state in 2025 with a 13-6, but it’s a good bet he will place higher this time.
His sectional vault is the same height former Germantown standout Josh Brunner won state with last season.
There were only six freshmen in D3 to qualify for an individual event at the boys state meet last season, and Dehart shined on the big stage.
He finished runner-up in the shot put with a 57-2.50 and fifth in the discus with a 157-07.
It’s not a surprise he qualified in both events again this year, achieving a PR in the shot put with a 61-10 at the Pulaski Elite Invitational and matching that distance at the D3 Hilbert sectional.
Dehart had a PR 184-6 in the discus in May.
The bad news for Dehart? He is in the same field as Chris Marcell, and everybody will be a big underdog against the Marathon senior and Oklahoma commit.
Marcell was one of the biggest stars of the state meet last season, setting a D3 record in the shot put with a 61 and a state-record 211-04 in the discus.
Dehart isn’t the only Cougar who should shine at state.
Kolton Peters is competing in the 110 and 300 hurdles and is coming off dominant sectional performances.
The junior clocked a 14.50 in the 110, which was the fastest D3 time of any sectional. Peters also turned in the top sectional time in the 300 with a season-best 38.85.
Peters has put together a spectacular 2025-26 for Coleman as a three-sport athlete.
He rushed for 1,395 yards and 17 touchdowns in football and led the basketball team with 16.5 points, 8.5 rebounds and 3.2 assists per game.
The University of Wisconsin-Parkside commit had her footprints all over the D2 state meet in 2025, competing in the 100 and 200 and as part of the 400 relay.
She finished fifth in the 100, seventh in the 200 and fifth in the 400 relay.
Denor will be just as busy this season, competing in the 100 and as part of the 400 and 800 relay teams.
It wouldn’t be a surprise for Denor to top last season’s fifth-place state finish in the 100. She ran a PR 12.16 at sectionals, which was better than anyone besides Kettle Moraine Lutheran senior Sydney Falkowski (12.11), who was the state runner-up as a junior.
The only thing Fabry might be better at than running is her academics, considering she has a 4.2 grade-point average.
The Northern Illinois commit for cross-country and track will compete at D1 state in both the 800 and 1,600.
Fabry finished fifth in the 800 at state last season with a time of 2:14.13.
Her sectional time last week was 2:14.56, which was only topped by Menomonie senior and University of Washington commit Lauren McCalla (2:12) for the best in the state. It was Fabry’s top time in the event this season.
She also ran a PR 5:04.86 in the 1,600.
Will compete in three events in D2, including the 100, 200 and as part of the 400 relay.
Hofherr just missed out on a podium finish in the 200 last season after finishing seventh.
He has been in top form in his state individual events in recent weeks.
Hofherr ran a PR 10.90 in the 100 at sectionals after running a 10.99 at regionals. He had a PR 21.39 in the 200 at regionals and a 21.93 at sectionals.
A podium finish in both events is not out of the question.
The Wisconsin commit entered last season as one of the top D1 runners in the state in the 1,600 and 3,200 events. He finished it as the undisputed best.
Lenn won state championships in the events and set record times while doing it, finally beating former Onalaska star and future Badgers teammate Manny Putz in both races.
There has been nothing about his senior season to suggest that Lenn won’t bring home a championship or two by the end of the weekend.
He won the cross-country state title in the fall and enters state track with the top 1,600 sectional time at 4:13.02, which came after he had a season-best 4:06.22 to kick off May.
Lenn had a PR 8:39.62 in the 3,200 at the Arcadia Invitational in California in April, which was good for fourth overall.
The standout hurdler will be busy at state, competing in the 100 and 300 hurdles and as part of the Phantoms’ 800 relay.
She’s had a big season in the 100 hurdles after placing seventh at state as a sophomore.
Thomson set a PR with a 14.56 at the Fox River Classic Conference Meet last month, and her 14.64 at sectionals was the second-best in the state behind West Bend West’s Rylee Faehling (a PR 14.60) and just ahead of Ashwaubenon junior Jamyana Witte and Hamilton senior Macy Price, both of whom clocked a 14.70.
Faehling also could be Thomson’s biggest obstacle in the 300 hurdles. The two went 1-2 for the top sectional times in the state, with Faehling finishing with a dominant PR of 41.65 and Thomson with a PR 44.80.
Thomson earned a podium finish in the event last season, finishing sixth.
He might be the best high jumper in program history.
Van Helvoirt should compete for the title in D2 after putting up a PR 6-7 at sectionals, which tied Winneconne’s Colton Tisler for the best in the state.
He had broken the school record of 6-5 set by both Bruce Lamers in 1976 and Jason Gerend in 1993 when he had a 6-6 at the West De Pere quad in April. He repeated the 6-6 feat two more times before topping himself at sectionals.
Van Helvoirt is attempting to become the first Wrightstown boy to win an individual state event since Terry Vickman in the long jump in 1996 and the second to win the high jump after Lamers captured back-to-back titles in 1976 and 1977.
Enters as one of the favorites in the D3 800, coming off a sectional performance in which he finished in 1:56.54.
That’s the second-best time of any of the 17 runners in the field and the best performance of Wendorff’s career. It was almost 2 seconds better than his regional time.
Wendorff was 12th at state as a junior and 14th as a sophomore. His final state run should be his best.
Division 1
100: Hailey Schroeder, jr., Bay Port.
200: Trista Harju, so., Bay Port; Talyn Pratt, so., Pulaski.
400: Nevaeh Randall, fr., De Pere; Faith Weatherspoon, sr., Green Bay East.
800: Emerson Fabry, sr., Pulaski.
1,600: Maggie Gerth, so., Pulaski; Emerson Fabry, sr., Pulaski.
3,200: Arya Shefchik, so., Green Bay Preble.
100 hurdles: Kaylin Thomson, jr., West De Pere; Lakeria Gonnigan, jr., Green Bay East.
300 hurdles: Kaylin Thomson, jr., West De Pere.
400 relay: Bay Port (Mariana Nieto, Trista Harju, Emily Ebbensgard, London LaBlonde, Hailey Schroeder, Mya Wysocki).
800 relay: West De Pere (Eilianyz Lopez, Rorey Blean, Sophie Butterfield, Kaylin Thomson, Johannah Rezash, Jocelyn Zellner); Bay Port (Mya Wysocki, Trista Harju, Allie Grzybowski, London LaBlonde, Hailey Schroeder, Brooke Dorner).
1,600 relay: Bay Port (Mya Wysocki, Onika Colassacco, Brooke Dorner, London LaBlonde, Ava Roland, Sophia Hoch).
3,200 relay: Bay Port (Elly Rau, Melia Lemorande, Liana Campbell, Ava Roland, Onika Colassacco, Jazalynn Schultz).
Pole vault: Lera Black, jr., Ashwaubenon; Maya Myers, jr., Bay Port; Aubrey Kempen, fr., West De Pere.
Long jump: Lovell McGregor, sr., Green Bay Preble.
Triple jump: Meghan Bruss, jr., Bay Port; Adriana Moyano, sr., Green Bay West; Lera Black, jr., Ashwaubenon.
Shot put: Noelle Manning, sr., Pulaski.
Discus: Margo Grebinoski, so., De Pere; Meg Bethke, jr., West De Pere.
Division 2
100: Ella Denor, sr., Denmark.
200: Maya Vande Kolk, sr., Seymour.
400: London Dockum, fr., Wrightstown; Mya Boettcher, fr., Peshtigo.
800: Berkeley Chaltry, fr., Peshtigo; London Dockum, fr., Wrightstown.
1,600: Claire DuChateau, jr., Luxemburg-Casco; Berkeley Chaltry, fr., Peshtigo.
3,200: Claire DuChateau, jr., Luxemburg-Casco.
400 relay: Green Bay Notre Dame (Julia Nolle, Hannah West, Quinn Servi, Ella Wallner, Haley Blevins, Hadley Stenavich); Denmark (Addison Kane, Anya Joyce, Ella Ovsak, Riley Guns, Ella Denor, Lillian Ullman); Oconto Falls (Emery Pagel, Gracie Miller, Ava Savage, Brooke Fenlon, Rylie Shallow, Lucy Ripley).
800 relay: Denmark (Anya Joyce, Riley Guns, Lillian Sosnosky, Ella Ovsak, Ella Denor, Addison Kane).
1,600 relay: Denmark (Hazel Fields, Emma Abel, Gabrielle Sinkler, Ella Ovsak, Addison Kane, Katelyn Demmin).
3,200 relay: Shawano (Mikelah Powers, Bailey Hendricks, Maci Beyer, Jillian Guenther, Tela Hopfensperger, Gracie Curtin).
Triple jump: Katerina Hruska, sr., Wrightstown.
Shot put: Brianna Breese, jr., Green Bay Notre Dame; Athena Powers, sr., Peshtigo.
Discus: Athena Powers, sr., Peshtigo.
800: Hannah Miller, sr., Kewaunee.
1,600: Hannah Miller, sr., Kewaunee.
100 hurdles: Aliya Cox, so., Suring; Elise Jackson, jr., Southern Door.
300 hurdles: Azucena Jauregui, fr., Gibraltar; Aliya Cox, so., Suring; Elise Jackson, jr., Southern Door.
1,600 relay: Denmark (Natalie Miller, Kaylyn Martin, Penelope Gerold, Noelie El Kout, Hannah Miller, Milli Paul).
3,200 relay: Southern Door (Kennedy Pierre, Emma Bousley, Chelsie Jacquet, Skya Scrimgeour, Malaina Veeser, Addison Miller).
Pole vault: Kylah Betka, sr., Crivitz; Estella Marrero, jr., Algoma; Natalie Miller, so., Kewaunee; Kendal Truckey, jr., Coleman.
Long jump: Frankie Nellis, sr., Southern Door.
Shot put: Kiera Adams-McIntosh, sr., Northeastern Wisconsin Lutheran.
Discus: Chyanne Robinson, sr., Kewaunee.
Division 1
100: Maddox Black, sr., West De Pere; Devin Ward, so., West De Pere.
200: Isaiah Hester, jr., Green Bay West; Landon Kibbe, jr., West De Pere.
400: Landon Kibbe, jr., West De Pere; Max Fredrickson, jr., Pulaski.
800: Mitchell Pilon, so., Pulaski; Jordan Escobar-Goral, sr., Green Bay Preble.
1,600: Noah Zhang, sr., De Pere; Grady Lenn, sr., De Pere.
3,200: Noah Zhang, sr., De Pere; Grady Lenn, sr., De Pere.
110 hurdles: Carson Bleser, sr., Bay Port; Tyler Hancock, jr., De Pere; Keaton Dauk, jr., Pulaski.
300 hurdles: Keaton Dauk, jr., Pulaski; Jacob Mathys, jr., Green Bay Preble; Raynin Sinkfield, jr., Green Bay Preble.
400 relay: Bay Port (Brady Moon, Woodlens Frederic, Levon Riesterer, Bennett Bourin, Max Stascak, Tommy Kemen); De Pere (Noah Vander Heyden, Aiden Arttus, Dante Matta, Evan Frelich, Richmond Gyamfi, Gavin Jensky).
800 relay: Green Bay Preble (Huj Chi Vang, Gavin Sullivan, Raynin Sinkfield, Isaiah Flowers, Layqwan Wilson, Jacob Mathys); West De Pere (Darian Acevedo-Ortiz, Jacob Vanschyndel, Colton Neuens, Judeah Kniskern, Garrett Abts, Kainan Strong); De Pere (Tyler Hancock, Gavin Jensky, Aiden Arttus, Richmond Gyamfi, Evan Frelich, Brady Lemke).
1,600 relay: Green Bay Preble (Jacob Mathys, Brayden Michaels, Huj Chi Vang, Gavin Sullivan, Jordan Escobar-Goral, Louis Jean-Baptiste); Pulaski (Max Fredrickson, Kam McKeefry, Mitchell Pilon, Landyn Kroll, Keaton Dauk, Andre Burnett).
3,200 relay: Green Bay Preble (Jacob Nuthals, Louis Jean-Baptiste, Jack Mijatovich, Brayden Michaels, Jordan Escobar-Goral, Bryce Voskuil); De Pere (James Derenne, Gabe Hansen, Grady Lenn, Dominick Alvarado Raeder, Brett Spice, Noah Zhang.
High jump: Jaxon Jashinsky, sr., West De Pere; Joe Rivas, jr., Green Bay Preble.
Pole vault: Jacob Peruzzi, sr., Green Bay Preble; Caleb Wilke, jr., Green Bay Preble; Jacob Shefchik, jr., West De Pere; Maximus Davis, jr., Green Bay Preble.
Long jump: Noah Vander Heyden, sr., De Pere; Bohdan Schmidt, jr., Pulaski; Isaac Aoki, jr., Ashwaubenon.
Triple jump: Nicolas VanCalster, sr., Green Bay Preble; Noah Vander Heyden, sr., De Pere.
Shot put: Cayden Cavanaugh, jr., De Pere.
Discus: Sam Aiello, sr., Bay Port.
Division 2
100: Mason Hofherr, sr., Marinette; Kaiden Brown, jr., Marinette.
200: Lincoln Arneson, jr., Denmark; Mason Hofherr, sr., Marinette; Kaiden Brown, jr., Marinette.
400: Lincoln Arneson, jr., Denmark.
1,600: Logan Boehnlein, jr., Seymour.
3,200: Eli Weiss, jr., Green Bay Notre Dame.
110 hurdles: Mason Trimberger, sr., Luxemburg-Casco.
300 hurdles: Mason Trimberger, sr., Luxemburg-Casco.
400 relay: Green Bay Notre Dame (Maximilian Peirce, Quinn Blom, Cadence Baudhuin, Edward Lagowski, Regan McGuan, Kingston Allen); Marinette: Luke Adams, Derek Montalvo, Braxton Polzin, Mason Hofherr, Kaiden Brown, Austin Legacy).
1,600 relay: Luxemburg-Casco (Brady Kinnard, Mason Trimberger, Lane Ledvina, Levi Kinnard, Jonathan Salentine, Brenden Deering).
3,200: Green Bay Notre Dame (Marshall Pahl, Colson Baudhuin, Eli Weiss, Leo Muller, Nicholas Fogarty, Ryan Curtin).
High jump: Alex VanHelvoirt, jr., Wrightstown.
Long jump: Brady Bursa, sr., Oconto Falls.
Triple jump: Brady Bursa, sr., Oconto Falls; Cedar Tomberlin, jr., Sturgeon Bay.
Shot put: Richie Flanigan, jr., Green Bay Notre Dame.
Discus: Richie Flanigan, jr., Green Bay Notre Dame.
Division 3
800: Bradyn Wendorff, sr., Gillett.
110 hurdles: Zander Thomson, sr., Lena/St. Thomas; Kolton Peters, jr., Coleman.
300 hurdles: Kolton Peters, jr., Coleman.
High jump: Cash Kuehn, so., Sevastopol.
Pole vault: Cooper Fay, jr., Algoma; Grant Pieschek, sr., Southern Door.
Long jump: Lauden Berg, sr., Southern Door.
Triple jump: Lauden Berg, sr., Southern Door; Cash Kuehn, so., Sevastopol.
Shot put: Hunter Dehart, so., Coleman.
Discus: Hunter Dehart, so., Coleman.
This article originally appeared on Green Bay Press-Gazette: Green Bay area athletes to watch at WIAA state track and field
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The area had several individual state champions in 2025 – not to mention the De Pere and Green Bay Notre Dame boys squads winning team championships – and there should be a few more titles on the way this season.
Here are just a few boys and girls who could make headlines this weekend.
Lincoln Arneson, jr., Denmark
He didn’t advance past preliminaries in the Division 2 400-meter dash at state as a sophomore, but that should change this year.
Arneson ran a personal-best 48.20 seconds at sectionals, the top time in the state for D2 competitors.
He also qualified in the 200 after finishing with a PR 21.86 in regionals and following with a 22.13 at sectionals.
Lera Black, jr., Ashwaubenon
She will make her state debut as part of the D1 field in both the pole vault and triple jump.
It’s even more impressive considering how inexperienced she was in the triple jump entering this season. She broke the school record in the event while also setting the program record in the pole vault.
Black had a vault of 12 feet, 6 inches in the pole vault at sectionals. Only Hartland Arrowhead’s Elise Schroeder (13-3) had a better sectional performance in the state.
It will be difficult for Black, or anybody, to beat Schroeder.
The University of Illinois commit is the two-time defending D1 state champion and finished runner-up as a freshman.
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Maximus Davis, jr., Green Bay Preble
The Hornets have made history before even getting to La Crosse.
The program had three pole vaulters qualify for the D1 state meet for the first time, and it’s also believed to be the first time it has had three athletes qualify in a single event.
Davis will be joined on the big stage by teammates Jacob Peruzzi and Caleb Wilke, and he enters with one of the best chances of any of the 26 competitors in the field to win a title.
Davis had the best sectional performance in the state last week with a 15-6 and performed well throughout the season.
The Hornets have three state champions in the event the past 13 years, a list that includes Jake Wallenfang (2013), Lucas McCormick (2017) and Augustus Counard-Ciechanowski (2024).
Davis finished tied for 16th at state in 2025 with a 13-6, but it’s a good bet he will place higher this time.
His sectional vault is the same height former Germantown standout Josh Brunner won state with last season.
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Hunter Dehart, so., Coleman
There were only six freshmen in D3 to qualify for an individual event at the boys state meet last season, and Dehart shined on the big stage.
He finished runner-up in the shot put with a 57-2.50 and fifth in the discus with a 157-07.
It’s not a surprise he qualified in both events again this year, achieving a PR in the shot put with a 61-10 at the Pulaski Elite Invitational and matching that distance at the D3 Hilbert sectional.
Dehart had a PR 184-6 in the discus in May.
The bad news for Dehart? He is in the same field as Chris Marcell, and everybody will be a big underdog against the Marathon senior and Oklahoma commit.
Marcell was one of the biggest stars of the state meet last season, setting a D3 record in the shot put with a 61 and a state-record 211-04 in the discus.
Dehart isn’t the only Cougar who should shine at state.
Kolton Peters is competing in the 110 and 300 hurdles and is coming off dominant sectional performances.
The junior clocked a 14.50 in the 110, which was the fastest D3 time of any sectional. Peters also turned in the top sectional time in the 300 with a season-best 38.85.
Peters has put together a spectacular 2025-26 for Coleman as a three-sport athlete.
He rushed for 1,395 yards and 17 touchdowns in football and led the basketball team with 16.5 points, 8.5 rebounds and 3.2 assists per game.
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Ella Denor, sr., Denmark
The University of Wisconsin-Parkside commit had her footprints all over the D2 state meet in 2025, competing in the 100 and 200 and as part of the 400 relay.
She finished fifth in the 100, seventh in the 200 and fifth in the 400 relay.
Denor will be just as busy this season, competing in the 100 and as part of the 400 and 800 relay teams.
It wouldn’t be a surprise for Denor to top last season’s fifth-place state finish in the 100. She ran a PR 12.16 at sectionals, which was better than anyone besides Kettle Moraine Lutheran senior Sydney Falkowski (12.11), who was the state runner-up as a junior.
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Emerson Fabry, sr., Pulaski
The only thing Fabry might be better at than running is her academics, considering she has a 4.2 grade-point average.
The Northern Illinois commit for cross-country and track will compete at D1 state in both the 800 and 1,600.
Fabry finished fifth in the 800 at state last season with a time of 2:14.13.
Her sectional time last week was 2:14.56, which was only topped by Menomonie senior and University of Washington commit Lauren McCalla (2:12) for the best in the state. It was Fabry’s top time in the event this season.
She also ran a PR 5:04.86 in the 1,600.
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Mason Hofherr, sr., Marinette
Will compete in three events in D2, including the 100, 200 and as part of the 400 relay.
Hofherr just missed out on a podium finish in the 200 last season after finishing seventh.
He has been in top form in his state individual events in recent weeks.
Hofherr ran a PR 10.90 in the 100 at sectionals after running a 10.99 at regionals. He had a PR 21.39 in the 200 at regionals and a 21.93 at sectionals.
A podium finish in both events is not out of the question.
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Grady Lenn, sr., De Pere
The Wisconsin commit entered last season as one of the top D1 runners in the state in the 1,600 and 3,200 events. He finished it as the undisputed best.
Lenn won state championships in the events and set record times while doing it, finally beating former Onalaska star and future Badgers teammate Manny Putz in both races.
There has been nothing about his senior season to suggest that Lenn won’t bring home a championship or two by the end of the weekend.
He won the cross-country state title in the fall and enters state track with the top 1,600 sectional time at 4:13.02, which came after he had a season-best 4:06.22 to kick off May.
Lenn had a PR 8:39.62 in the 3,200 at the Arcadia Invitational in California in April, which was good for fourth overall.
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Kaylin Thomson, jr., West De Pere
The standout hurdler will be busy at state, competing in the 100 and 300 hurdles and as part of the Phantoms’ 800 relay.
She’s had a big season in the 100 hurdles after placing seventh at state as a sophomore.
Thomson set a PR with a 14.56 at the Fox River Classic Conference Meet last month, and her 14.64 at sectionals was the second-best in the state behind West Bend West’s Rylee Faehling (a PR 14.60) and just ahead of Ashwaubenon junior Jamyana Witte and Hamilton senior Macy Price, both of whom clocked a 14.70.
Faehling also could be Thomson’s biggest obstacle in the 300 hurdles. The two went 1-2 for the top sectional times in the state, with Faehling finishing with a dominant PR of 41.65 and Thomson with a PR 44.80.
Thomson earned a podium finish in the event last season, finishing sixth.
Alex Van Helvoirt, jr., Wrightstown
He might be the best high jumper in program history.
Van Helvoirt should compete for the title in D2 after putting up a PR 6-7 at sectionals, which tied Winneconne’s Colton Tisler for the best in the state.
He had broken the school record of 6-5 set by both Bruce Lamers in 1976 and Jason Gerend in 1993 when he had a 6-6 at the West De Pere quad in April. He repeated the 6-6 feat two more times before topping himself at sectionals.
Van Helvoirt is attempting to become the first Wrightstown boy to win an individual state event since Terry Vickman in the long jump in 1996 and the second to win the high jump after Lamers captured back-to-back titles in 1976 and 1977.
Bradyn Wendorff, sr., Gillett
Enters as one of the favorites in the D3 800, coming off a sectional performance in which he finished in 1:56.54.
That’s the second-best time of any of the 17 runners in the field and the best performance of Wendorff’s career. It was almost 2 seconds better than his regional time.
Wendorff was 12th at state as a junior and 14th as a sophomore. His final state run should be his best.
Local athletes competing at the WIAA state track and field meet
Girls
Division 1
100: Hailey Schroeder, jr., Bay Port.
200: Trista Harju, so., Bay Port; Talyn Pratt, so., Pulaski.
400: Nevaeh Randall, fr., De Pere; Faith Weatherspoon, sr., Green Bay East.
800: Emerson Fabry, sr., Pulaski.
1,600: Maggie Gerth, so., Pulaski; Emerson Fabry, sr., Pulaski.
3,200: Arya Shefchik, so., Green Bay Preble.
100 hurdles: Kaylin Thomson, jr., West De Pere; Lakeria Gonnigan, jr., Green Bay East.
300 hurdles: Kaylin Thomson, jr., West De Pere.
400 relay: Bay Port (Mariana Nieto, Trista Harju, Emily Ebbensgard, London LaBlonde, Hailey Schroeder, Mya Wysocki).
800 relay: West De Pere (Eilianyz Lopez, Rorey Blean, Sophie Butterfield, Kaylin Thomson, Johannah Rezash, Jocelyn Zellner); Bay Port (Mya Wysocki, Trista Harju, Allie Grzybowski, London LaBlonde, Hailey Schroeder, Brooke Dorner).
1,600 relay: Bay Port (Mya Wysocki, Onika Colassacco, Brooke Dorner, London LaBlonde, Ava Roland, Sophia Hoch).
3,200 relay: Bay Port (Elly Rau, Melia Lemorande, Liana Campbell, Ava Roland, Onika Colassacco, Jazalynn Schultz).
Pole vault: Lera Black, jr., Ashwaubenon; Maya Myers, jr., Bay Port; Aubrey Kempen, fr., West De Pere.
Long jump: Lovell McGregor, sr., Green Bay Preble.
Triple jump: Meghan Bruss, jr., Bay Port; Adriana Moyano, sr., Green Bay West; Lera Black, jr., Ashwaubenon.
Shot put: Noelle Manning, sr., Pulaski.
Discus: Margo Grebinoski, so., De Pere; Meg Bethke, jr., West De Pere.
Division 2
100: Ella Denor, sr., Denmark.
200: Maya Vande Kolk, sr., Seymour.
400: London Dockum, fr., Wrightstown; Mya Boettcher, fr., Peshtigo.
800: Berkeley Chaltry, fr., Peshtigo; London Dockum, fr., Wrightstown.
1,600: Claire DuChateau, jr., Luxemburg-Casco; Berkeley Chaltry, fr., Peshtigo.
3,200: Claire DuChateau, jr., Luxemburg-Casco.
400 relay: Green Bay Notre Dame (Julia Nolle, Hannah West, Quinn Servi, Ella Wallner, Haley Blevins, Hadley Stenavich); Denmark (Addison Kane, Anya Joyce, Ella Ovsak, Riley Guns, Ella Denor, Lillian Ullman); Oconto Falls (Emery Pagel, Gracie Miller, Ava Savage, Brooke Fenlon, Rylie Shallow, Lucy Ripley).
800 relay: Denmark (Anya Joyce, Riley Guns, Lillian Sosnosky, Ella Ovsak, Ella Denor, Addison Kane).
1,600 relay: Denmark (Hazel Fields, Emma Abel, Gabrielle Sinkler, Ella Ovsak, Addison Kane, Katelyn Demmin).
3,200 relay: Shawano (Mikelah Powers, Bailey Hendricks, Maci Beyer, Jillian Guenther, Tela Hopfensperger, Gracie Curtin).
Triple jump: Katerina Hruska, sr., Wrightstown.
Shot put: Brianna Breese, jr., Green Bay Notre Dame; Athena Powers, sr., Peshtigo.
Discus: Athena Powers, sr., Peshtigo.
Division 3
800: Hannah Miller, sr., Kewaunee.
1,600: Hannah Miller, sr., Kewaunee.
100 hurdles: Aliya Cox, so., Suring; Elise Jackson, jr., Southern Door.
300 hurdles: Azucena Jauregui, fr., Gibraltar; Aliya Cox, so., Suring; Elise Jackson, jr., Southern Door.
1,600 relay: Denmark (Natalie Miller, Kaylyn Martin, Penelope Gerold, Noelie El Kout, Hannah Miller, Milli Paul).
3,200 relay: Southern Door (Kennedy Pierre, Emma Bousley, Chelsie Jacquet, Skya Scrimgeour, Malaina Veeser, Addison Miller).
Pole vault: Kylah Betka, sr., Crivitz; Estella Marrero, jr., Algoma; Natalie Miller, so., Kewaunee; Kendal Truckey, jr., Coleman.
Long jump: Frankie Nellis, sr., Southern Door.
Shot put: Kiera Adams-McIntosh, sr., Northeastern Wisconsin Lutheran.
Discus: Chyanne Robinson, sr., Kewaunee.
Boys
Division 1
100: Maddox Black, sr., West De Pere; Devin Ward, so., West De Pere.
200: Isaiah Hester, jr., Green Bay West; Landon Kibbe, jr., West De Pere.
400: Landon Kibbe, jr., West De Pere; Max Fredrickson, jr., Pulaski.
800: Mitchell Pilon, so., Pulaski; Jordan Escobar-Goral, sr., Green Bay Preble.
1,600: Noah Zhang, sr., De Pere; Grady Lenn, sr., De Pere.
3,200: Noah Zhang, sr., De Pere; Grady Lenn, sr., De Pere.
110 hurdles: Carson Bleser, sr., Bay Port; Tyler Hancock, jr., De Pere; Keaton Dauk, jr., Pulaski.
300 hurdles: Keaton Dauk, jr., Pulaski; Jacob Mathys, jr., Green Bay Preble; Raynin Sinkfield, jr., Green Bay Preble.
400 relay: Bay Port (Brady Moon, Woodlens Frederic, Levon Riesterer, Bennett Bourin, Max Stascak, Tommy Kemen); De Pere (Noah Vander Heyden, Aiden Arttus, Dante Matta, Evan Frelich, Richmond Gyamfi, Gavin Jensky).
800 relay: Green Bay Preble (Huj Chi Vang, Gavin Sullivan, Raynin Sinkfield, Isaiah Flowers, Layqwan Wilson, Jacob Mathys); West De Pere (Darian Acevedo-Ortiz, Jacob Vanschyndel, Colton Neuens, Judeah Kniskern, Garrett Abts, Kainan Strong); De Pere (Tyler Hancock, Gavin Jensky, Aiden Arttus, Richmond Gyamfi, Evan Frelich, Brady Lemke).
1,600 relay: Green Bay Preble (Jacob Mathys, Brayden Michaels, Huj Chi Vang, Gavin Sullivan, Jordan Escobar-Goral, Louis Jean-Baptiste); Pulaski (Max Fredrickson, Kam McKeefry, Mitchell Pilon, Landyn Kroll, Keaton Dauk, Andre Burnett).
3,200 relay: Green Bay Preble (Jacob Nuthals, Louis Jean-Baptiste, Jack Mijatovich, Brayden Michaels, Jordan Escobar-Goral, Bryce Voskuil); De Pere (James Derenne, Gabe Hansen, Grady Lenn, Dominick Alvarado Raeder, Brett Spice, Noah Zhang.
High jump: Jaxon Jashinsky, sr., West De Pere; Joe Rivas, jr., Green Bay Preble.
Pole vault: Jacob Peruzzi, sr., Green Bay Preble; Caleb Wilke, jr., Green Bay Preble; Jacob Shefchik, jr., West De Pere; Maximus Davis, jr., Green Bay Preble.
Long jump: Noah Vander Heyden, sr., De Pere; Bohdan Schmidt, jr., Pulaski; Isaac Aoki, jr., Ashwaubenon.
Triple jump: Nicolas VanCalster, sr., Green Bay Preble; Noah Vander Heyden, sr., De Pere.
Shot put: Cayden Cavanaugh, jr., De Pere.
Discus: Sam Aiello, sr., Bay Port.
Division 2
100: Mason Hofherr, sr., Marinette; Kaiden Brown, jr., Marinette.
200: Lincoln Arneson, jr., Denmark; Mason Hofherr, sr., Marinette; Kaiden Brown, jr., Marinette.
400: Lincoln Arneson, jr., Denmark.
1,600: Logan Boehnlein, jr., Seymour.
3,200: Eli Weiss, jr., Green Bay Notre Dame.
110 hurdles: Mason Trimberger, sr., Luxemburg-Casco.
300 hurdles: Mason Trimberger, sr., Luxemburg-Casco.
400 relay: Green Bay Notre Dame (Maximilian Peirce, Quinn Blom, Cadence Baudhuin, Edward Lagowski, Regan McGuan, Kingston Allen); Marinette: Luke Adams, Derek Montalvo, Braxton Polzin, Mason Hofherr, Kaiden Brown, Austin Legacy).
1,600 relay: Luxemburg-Casco (Brady Kinnard, Mason Trimberger, Lane Ledvina, Levi Kinnard, Jonathan Salentine, Brenden Deering).
3,200: Green Bay Notre Dame (Marshall Pahl, Colson Baudhuin, Eli Weiss, Leo Muller, Nicholas Fogarty, Ryan Curtin).
High jump: Alex VanHelvoirt, jr., Wrightstown.
Long jump: Brady Bursa, sr., Oconto Falls.
Triple jump: Brady Bursa, sr., Oconto Falls; Cedar Tomberlin, jr., Sturgeon Bay.
Shot put: Richie Flanigan, jr., Green Bay Notre Dame.
Discus: Richie Flanigan, jr., Green Bay Notre Dame.
Division 3
800: Bradyn Wendorff, sr., Gillett.
110 hurdles: Zander Thomson, sr., Lena/St. Thomas; Kolton Peters, jr., Coleman.
300 hurdles: Kolton Peters, jr., Coleman.
High jump: Cash Kuehn, so., Sevastopol.
Pole vault: Cooper Fay, jr., Algoma; Grant Pieschek, sr., Southern Door.
Long jump: Lauden Berg, sr., Southern Door.
Triple jump: Lauden Berg, sr., Southern Door; Cash Kuehn, so., Sevastopol.
Shot put: Hunter Dehart, so., Coleman.
Discus: Hunter Dehart, so., Coleman.
This article originally appeared on Green Bay Press-Gazette: Green Bay area athletes to watch at WIAA state track and field
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