place sixth ahead of Loyal (37) and Thorp (29.5). Neillsville easily won the team title with 207 points, followed by Auburndale (146), Spencer (89.5), Greenwood (57) and Columbus Catholic (42). Senior Zack Marion had the highest individual finish, placing fifth in the shot put at 36-11.5, his best throw of the outdoor season. Bryce Chovan set a personal best with an 11th-place throw of 32-1

Gracie Tallier won two events Friday and extended her school long jump record, Bailey Angell continued to win in the throws and Claire Drier added some high placements during Gilman’s thirdplace finish on the girls’ side of the Stanley- Boyd Oriole Invitational. The Pirates did just enough with their handful of athletes to score 71 points and finish two points ahead of fourth-place Cadott and

breaker. Classen sprinted to second place in the 200-meter dash in a time of 25.02 seconds, 0.43 seconds behind Chequamegon’s Zach Poezl. Rib Lake’s Jayden Thums lowered his time to 30.65 seconds in his heat. Brandon Heiser scored six points in the throws. The senior took second in the shot put ith a personal-best throw of 36-8, finishing behind Prentice’s Grant Cravaack (40-1.75). Rib Lake’s

3,200-meter relay team of Ella Daniels, Naomi Fleegel, Ella Dassow and Brooke Rudolph got second as well with its time of 11:24.44, well ahead of Antigo (11:52.12) and behind Tomahawk (10:49.52). In the final relay of the meet, Medford’s 1,600-meter team of Brandner, Rudolph, Daniels and Meredith Richter was fourth in 4:25.32 behind Mosinee (4:16.77), Merrill (4:19.01) and Lakeland (4:21.32).

games against Layne Roeser and Joey Belanger, who were both first-team All-GNC award winners last spring. The Hodags won 6-3, 6-2. Axon and Klingbeil filled the numbertwo spot and nearly won their first set before fading against Charlie Heck and Leo Losch, who won the match 7-5, 6-1. Juniors Lundy and Damm played at flight three. Rhinelander’s Eli Lundt and Dawson Pontell won in straight

Noreen for ninth with an 11-over-par 83. He also birdied the par-3 fourth, parred eight holes and had just two double bogeys. Lucas Liske tied for 24th with a solid round of 91 and Riley Viergutz tied for 30th with a 92 that included a birdie on the par-4 eighth hole. Durand finished third in the team standings, 12 shots behind Medford at 340. Bloomer (344), Neillsville (350), Colfax- Elk Mound

CRASH REPORTS Brian Raymond McCluskey, 62, of Rib Lake, was traveling eastbound on CTH M, on April 21, at 5:12 p.m., in the town of Chelsea. McCluskey’s truck struck mailboxes on the north side of the road and entered the ditch, striking a phone box and trees coming to rest facing the northeasterly direction. McCluskey stated he fell asleep. McCluskey’s vehicle was towed due to disabling