Newton took third in the 4×400-meter relay in 4:14.10. Maisie Brubacher took third in the 400-meter dash in 1:00.40 Mackenzie Sauerwein took second in the 200-meter dash in 26.36, third in the long jump in 16-5 and third in the 100-meter dash in 12.75.Ībby Koontz finished third in the javelin in 109-8. Natalie Cassant took second in the discus at 120-2, missing the title by three inches. Nick Ruth finished third in the shot put in 48-0 ½. Ryder Mapes took second in the triple jump in 41-3. Newton went 1-2 in the discus with Jarrett Schmidt winning in 146-10 and Mohamed Farah taking second in 145-4. Next week at regionals, I hope to get over 170.” “Today, a PR by just a little bit was great. “The past two weeks, I’ve thrown well, but not as well as I’d like to,” Ramos said. Ramos won the event on his first throw, a personal best. Salina South topped Maize South for the girls’ title 108-85. Maize topped rival Maize South for the boys’ title 133-107.33. Our throwers have a great tradition and do a really good job.” (The success in the throws) is not uncommon. I think we’re doing a good job and competing.
“We have a lot of kids getting their feet wet with their first league meet. “We’re a really young team this year,” Newton coach Tad Remsberg said. Newton struggled to score in some other areas, leading to a third-place finish for the boys and a sixth-place finish for the girls. If the Ark Valley-Chisholm Trail Division I Track and Field Championships Thursday at Bethel’s Thresher Stadium were scored solely on the throwing events, the Newton Railers would have probably came away with league titles. Newton competes May 18 at the Class 5A regionals at Andover Central. The Newton boys were third in the team standings. Railers third, sixth at AV-CTL I track Newton’s Niko Ramos won the javelin title Thursday in the Ark Valley-Chisholm Trail League Division I Championships Thursday at Thresher Stadium.
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