WAYZATA —Brainerd’s 800-meter sprint medley relay of Charlie Pikula, Dillon MacLaughlin, Isaak Malay and Brandon Stark posted a first-place and meet record time of 1:36.3 Friday, May 5, at the Wayzata Relays to lead the Warrior boys to fifth.
Stark also won the 400 dash with a 49.96 and placed third in the 200 dash.
Dylan Gross won the shot put with a 56-foot-10 toss and MacLaughlin added a fifth-place showing in the 100 dash.
Brenna Deason won the 100-meter dash with a meet-record time of 12.26. She also placed second in the pole vault to help the Warrior girls to fourth place.
Brenna Deason
Kelly Humphrey
Ellie Brown placed second in the discus with a toss of 111-foot-11.
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The Warriors landed two relays in third place starting with the 4x800 team of Emily Bastian, Madelyn Miller, Bridget Collins and Annelise Biard. Brainerd’s 800 sprint relay team of Kate Stadum, Payton Miller, Cora Clough and Cally Robertson also finished third.
Violet Goodwin placed fourth in the 100 hurdles and fourth in the 300 hurdles.
Clough placed second in the high jump with Stadum placing fourth.
In the girls’ 3200 run, Madelyn Miller placed third followed by Hannah Drietz in fourth and Julia Rademacher in sixth.
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