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Sunday, May 18, 2025
The White Lake Mirror

Montague track teams earn lots of medals, several state qualifications at regional meet

The Montague boys team finished in third place, only two points out of second, at Friday's Division 3 regional meet in Saugatuck. The Wildcat girls finished seventh.
Montague earned state qualification in several events. Isaac French took second in shot put to reach state, posting a mark of 45-11. Devlin Dean's personal best 20-8.5 in long jump earned him third place and got him to the state meet by beating the qualifying standard. The Wildcat boys also reached state in the 3,200-meter relay, where Gibson Sholes, Nolan Kessler, Alix Draves and Noah Raeth finished third in a time of 8:28.6.
Wyatt Fairchild also advanced to state with his efforts in the 200 and 400-meter adaptive races. Though he was the only competitor in both, Fairchild earned new personal best marks each time, with times of 57.30 seconds in the 200 and 1:23.2 in the 400.
In the girls' meet, Amanda Cederquist qualified for state in two events, winning the regional championship in shot put with a mark of 32-3 and beating the standard in the 100-meter hurdles, finishing fourth in a time of 16.60 seconds.
The Wildcats also earned medals in many other events. Raeth finished fourth in the 1,600, setting a new personal best with a time of 4:38.5. Kessler was fourth in the 3,200 in a time of 10:28.97. Logan Hansen finished fifth in discus with a throw of 117-6.5, and Riley Mulder medaled three times, finishing sixth in the 100 (11.74), sixth in the shot put (a personal best 43-6.5) and eighth in the 200 (24.03). Isaiah King added a seventh-place in high jump (5-7).
Montague also medaled in the two sprint relays. Mulder, Dean, Talan Degen and Wyatt Grawey were fourth in the 800 relay (1:35.9), and Degen, Dean, Grawey and Clay Jordan took fifth in the 400 relay (45.89).
Annelyse Schneider picked up a pair of medals for the Wildcat girls, earning fourth place in high jump (4-10) and eighth in long jump (14-9). Addison Smith also medaled twice, earning a personal best in pole vault, where she was fourth (8-6), and taking fifth in the 100 (13.78). Molly Mulder set a personal best by finishing sixth in shot put (29-0.5), and Grace Torsch also earned a personal best, in the 3,200, and finished sixth (6:00.3). Gabriella Dietz was seventh in high jump (4-4).
The 'Cats earned two relay medals. The 800 relay team of Cederquist, Fox, Smith and Schneider was sixth (1:54.4), and the 400 team of Fox, Dietz, Smith and Celina Pruitt was eighth (55.14).