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Members of MFL MarMac’s boys golf team include (left to right) Collin Henkels, Sawyer Keehner, Jaxton Schroeder, Nick Krambeer, Ben Miene, Gavin Meana, Braden Landt, Joe Grau, Jonah Wille and Will Koether. (Photos by Audrey Posten)
Members of MFL MarMac’s girls golf team include (left to right) Rose Grau, Mallory Lang, Chylie Feuerhelm and Miranda Lang. Not pictured is Haylee Guyer.
Central’s boys golf team includes (left to right) Luke Asche, Jordan Helgerson, Tristan Weigand, volunteer coach Brady Stramer, Evan Pensel, Tommy Seeland, Karl Gardner, Parker Smith and coaches Tony Smith and Jamie Rodenberg. Not pictured: Brock Eglseder and Keaton Klingman.
Members of the Central girls golf team include (left to right) volunteer coach Brady Stramer, Makayla Erickson, Sophia Keppler, Madison Sylvester, Alexis Fettkether, Haley Frieden, Madison Schmidt and coaches Tony Smith and Jamie Rodenberg.
Lexi Loan takes flight in the long jump during the April 6 meet at Postville. She finished fifth in the event. (Photos by Bev Hamann)
Maci Kluesner ran the 3000 at the Starmont Invitational, finishing in fifth place.
Brittni Tieden runs in the distance medley relay at the Starmont Invitational, finishing fifth with teammates Ashlyn Scherf, Carly Kluesner and Staci Herman.
Senior Sadie Ewing led MFL MarMac in the April 6 season opener at Postville, placing fourth in the 400 meter hurdles and fifth in the 100 meter dash. (Photos by Audrey Posten)
A throw of 25 feet, 8 inches put Mackenzy Ruff 14th in the shot put at the Postville meet.
On April 6, Ayla Gerndt participated in four of MFL MarMac’s five relays, including the 4x400, 4x800, sprint medley and distance medley.
MFL MarMac set a school record in the 800 sprint medley relay at the April 8 meet at Postville. Bryce Radloff, Cullen McShane, Colin Moses (seen here taking the hand off from McShane) and Karter Decker ran the event in 1:39, surpassing the previous record of 1:43.85 set in 2017. (Photos by Audrey Posten)
Karter Decker continued to shine in the sprint events, placing first in both the 100 and 200 meter dashes in the meets at Ed-Co and Postville.
At Postville, Josh Reichard was sixth in the discus with a throw of 112 feet, 6 inches.
Carter Blietz-Bentien was part of MFL MarMac’s 4x800 and 1600 distance medley relays, which both finished third at the Postville meet. Blietz-Bentien also had a good day individually, placing second in the 800 meter run.
On April 8, Victor Breuer had a strong showing for the Bulldogs in the 400, earning fifth place.
In the April 8 meet at Postville, Central’s Brayden Finley finished third in the 110 meter hurdles with a time of 19.11. He added to his point total in the 400 meter hurdles, coming across the finish line in fifth place with a time of 1:04.91. (Photos by Audrey Posten)
Sabastion Florek hands the baton off to Warrior teammate Lane Orr in the 4x400 relay.
Ryan Schroeder was one of seven Warriors who competed in the shot put at Postville on April 8. He finished 24th in the event.
A record eight MFL MarMac high school students have been nominated for All-State Individual Speech this year. The selections included (front, left to right) Sydney Moser, Clare Grau, Abby Schellhorn; (back) JJ Lynd, Will Koether, Jaxton Schroeder, Mackenzy Ruff and Shelby Mielke.
Elkader’s Keystone Bridge Rehab project will likely be delayed, as the one bid received for the project was rejected by the Iowa DOT when it came in much higher than anticipated.
