Girls’ track and field had a stellar performance at the Chesaning Invitational Friday, April 23, hosted by the Chesaning Indians. St. Louis took second place earning a trophy, trailing only McBain.

Sharks who took first place in their events were Libby Munderloh in the 800-meter race with a time of 2:27.96, the 4×200-meter relay team consisting of Munderloh, Natalee Hoyt, Adry Munoz, and Chloe O’Boyle with a 1:55.30 finish, and the 4×400-meter relay team of Mikaila Borie, Mikenna Borie, Jaiden Dickman, and Munderloh with a 4:23.31 finish. Sharks who were runners-up in their events include O’Boyle in the 100-meter dash (13.50), Dickman in the 800-meter run (2:34.40), Munderloh in the 1600-meter race (5:27.99), and Mikenna Borie in the 3200-meter run (11:47.55).

Other notable performances at the meet include Korah Honig, who threw a personal record (PR) in shot put (29’1) to take fourth and a PR in discus (79’1) to place third. Additionally, O’Boyle placed third in the 200 with a season best 28:46, Mikenna Borie placed third in the 400-meter dash with a time of 1:04.94, Mikaila Borie placed fourth in the 800 with a PR of 2:43.06, and Dickman finished third with a PR in the 1600 with a 5:36.44 finish.

Jenna Abell shared, “We did really well competing against the larger schools. We hadn’t really seen competition yet, and we did a great job of using it to our advantage. The weather was also really nice, which helped us.”

It was a dominant performance all-around by the Sharks. The team was back in action Wednesday, April 28, at home against Ithaca in a Tri-Valley Conference matchup.