St. Louis’ girl’s track team did phenomenal at the St. Louis Invitational Friday, April 16, 2021, placing first with a whopping 205.5, while second place went to Alma with 142, and third place was Swan Valley with 94. 

The top scorer of the night was Libby Munderloh with 24.5 points. Second was Jaiden Dickman with 23 points, then Mikenna Borie with 21 points, Chloe O’boyle with 20, and Monika Borie with 20. Munderloh took first place in the 400 and the 800 meter race. Both Korah Honig and Brook Campbell PR’d in shot put, while Sela Delgado, Payton Kuhn, Jaiden Dickman, and Mikenna Borie got first place in the 4×800 relay. Mikaila Borie, Mikenna Borie, Dickman, and Munderloh placed first in the 4×400 relay. 

According to Coach Tomanek, the girls track coach, he felt as if the girls had a great chance to come away with the championship. He shares, “Thankfully the girls performed at a high level even surpassing my expectations.” He said, “I would say they matched or exceeded my expectations, and I’m very proud of them so far.” 

According to Korah Honig, a junior who got a personal record, “I think the team did really well.” She said, “We have a small group so everyone has to do a lot of events, but we all pulled it off really well.” Honig added, “It was great to come back from quarantine to an already stable, well-oiled team.” She believes since it was her first meet, it was great to get right down to business.

These girls have been working very hard toward being the best and continue getting better.