NIAGARA, Wis. — North Dickinson’s girls and Iron Mountain’s boys ran second to Crivitz in the Niagara Invitational track and field meet Thursday at Ropele Field.

The Wolverines, 127, overcame three firsts from Masyn Alexa to beat the Nordics, 118; Northwoods Storm, 58; Iron Mountain, 48; and Norway, 18. North Dickinson was missing standout distance runner Brianna Smith (illness).

In the boys meet, Crivitz chalked up 125 points to sink Iron Mountain, 87; Norway, 80; Northwoods Storm, 73; and North Dickinson, 8. The Mountaineers swept the hurdles along with Charlie Gerhard winning high jump and taking second in both hurdles. Brandon Malburg was runner-up in the 1600 and 3200-meter runs.

“It was another great effort and the teams work very hard in each event with personal records in several events already taking place,” said IM Coach Kevin Sullivan.

Norway’s Adam Cavagnetto copped the 1600 and 3200-meter runs. Austin Tripp of the Niagara-Florence Storm co-op won the 800.

In the field events, Storm’s Brent Dumke notched the long jump.

North Dickinson’s girls had firsts from Alexa in 100, 400 and 200-meter dashes. The Nordics also posted the discus with Skye Ledzian plus the 400 and 1600 relays.

Northwoods Storm’s Audrey Selden swept the 100 and 300 hurdles. Teammate Alyssa Cretton won the high jump. Norway’s Hannah Khalajia was the long jump winner.

Mountaineers’ Sarah Kulas claimed the 1600 and 3200-meter runs. Tiana Brooks was second in the 100 and 200-meter dashes.

Results:

GIRLS — Crivitz 127, North Dickinson 118, Northwoods Storm 58, Iron Mountain 48, Norway 18

3200 relay — Crivitz, 12:18.92; 800 relay — Crivitz, 2:04.21; 400 relay — North Dickinson, 59.90 (Mya Lacanne, Grace Mattson, Eleigh Stout, Hannah Clark); 1600 relay — North Dickinson, 4:50.83 (Micah Lindholm, Mya Lacanne, Vanessa Lindholm, Chrislyn Inglese), 4:50.83

100 Hurdles — Audrey Selden, NS, 18.33; 100 Dash — Masyn Alexa, ND, 13.67; 1600 — Sarah Kulas, IM, 6:11.30; 400 — Masyn Alexa, ND, 1:04.54; 300 Hurdles — Audrey Selden, NS, 56.61; 800 — Lyvia Caine, C, 2:51.30; 200 – Masyn Alexa, ND, 28.68; 3200 — Sarah Kulas, IM, 13:54.24.

High Jump — Alyssa Cretton, NS, 4-10; Triple Jump — Chloe Gruszynski, C, 31-1; Long Jump — Hannah Khalajia, Nor, 13-9.75; Pole Vault — Kirsten Stumbris, C, 7-4; Discus — Skye Ledzian, ND, 94-6; Shot Put — Kailee Sellen, C, 34-5

BOYS — Crivitz 125, Iron Mountain 87, Norway 80, Northwoods Storm 73, North Dickinson 8

3200 relay — Iron Mountain (Nasir Bellamy, Luke Ruble, Adrian Vicenzi, Brandon Malburg), 9:43.11; 800 relay — Iron Mountain (Jaden Vicenzi, Dante Basanese, Adrian Dove, Myles Carey), 1:39.11; 400 relay — Iron Mountain (Joe Dumais, Dante Basanese, Adrian Dove, Myles Carey), 48.68; 1600 relay — Iron Mountain (Jaden Vicenzi, Jurgen Kleiman, Jacob Dumais, Charlie Gerhard), 3:49.99

110 hurdles — Ezekial Lawrence, C, 15.87; 100 — Jaden Bemis, C, 11.64; 1600 — Adam Cavagnetto, N, 5:15.92; 400 — Tony Jopek, C, 55.92; 300 hurdles — Ezekial Lawrence, C, 43.86; 800 — Austin Tripp, NS, 2:16.27; 200 — Jaden Bemis, C, 24.08; 3200 — Adam Cavagnetto, N, 11:26.55

High jump — Charlie Gerhard, IM, 5-6; Triple jump — Jaden Bemis, C, 37-5; Long jump — Brent Dumke, NS, 18-11; Pole vault — Tony Jopek, C, 12-0; Discus — Hunter Wittmus, C, 126-07; Shot put — Hunter Wittmus, C, 41-1.

Norway boys

take opener

FLORENCE, Wis. — Norway’s boys started the season with a first in the Florence Invitational.

“It was a great way to start off the season,” said Knights coach Al Trudeau. “We hardly had any practice on the track and nothing in field events. We did a very nice job.”

Norway turned back Northwoods Storm 164-139 for the title.

Norway highlights:

Mitchell LeGrave — first in 100, second in 200 and third in long jump. LeGrave’s 11.39 time in the 100 was .24 short of the meet record.

Zach Powell — first in discus

Adam Cavagnetto — second in 1600 and third in 3200

Hurdles — Evan Grosskopf, Wyatt Richter and Gabe Hautamaki in the top five

Pole vault — David and Adam Loomis first and second.

400 — Zach Seat and Joey Angeli in the top four

Norway also won the 400, 800 and 1600 relays.

“I was impressed with the underclassmen, for some this was their first high school meet,” Trudeau said. “All around this was a great team effort and the boys did a wonderful job for the first meet of the season.”

North Dickinson’s girls, with Alexa sweeping the sprints, took team honors for the first time since 1994.

Schram sweeps

discus, shot

EAGLE RIVER, Wis. — West Iron County’s Bryant Schram swept the throws Thursday in the Northland Pines Invitational high school track and field meet.

Schram captured the shot put (47-feet-3) and discus (125-9).

In the girls meet, WIC’s Avery Bociek placed second in 800 (2:42.61) and Zoe Kolenda third in 3200 (13:28).

Rhinelander, 185, topped the nine-team boys field. WIC, 32, was seventh. Ashland, 178.5, claimed the girls title with the Wykons seventh, 35.