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MOSCOW GIRLS TRACK AND FIELD

Head Coach

Phil Helbling, 13th Season

Key Athletes

Jasmine Carr, 10, Sprints/Relays

Ashlyn Fakhouri, 11, Relays

Addie Lassen, 11, Relays

Mattea Nuhn, 10, Hurdles/Jumps/Relays

Jessa Skinner, 11, Hurdles/Jumps/Relays

The Bears claimed their third girls track and field title in school history with an historic performance from sophomore Mattea Nuhn.  Nuhn collected four gold medals as the Bears finished with 95 points, enough to edge out Bishop Kelly by 16 points to claim the title.

Nuhn swept both hurdles races, and cleared 5 feet, 6 inches to win the high jump title.  She also anchored Moscow’s first place 4x100 Meter Relay team.  Joining Nuhn on the winning 4x100 team were Jasmine Carr, Ashlyn Fakhouri and Addie Lassen.  Moscow’s 4x200 Meter Relay team also claimed top honors, and was paced by Carr, Lassen, Ashlyn Fakhouri and Brooklyn Becker.

The best news for Moscow fans?  Every single point-scorer for the Bears this year will be back next season.

WEISER BOYS TENNIS

Head Coach

Scott Manser, 3rd Season

Key Athletes

Klete Cook, 10, DOUBLES

Kolin Cook, 12, DOUBLES

Diego Delgadillo, 12, DOUBLES

Dauge McClellan, 12, SINGLES

Alejandro Travanco, 11, SINGLES

Weiser claimed its second consecutive Class 4A championship in boys tennis, and did so with just six athletes competing at state.

The Wolverines squeezed the absolute most out of their lineup, as both of Weiser’s singles players, top-seeded Dauge McClellan and fifth-seeded Alejandro Travanco, met in an all-Weiser finals match.  McClellan defeated Travanco 6-3, 6-1 to win the individual championship.

In doubles play, the second-seeded duo of Kolin Cook and Diego Delgadillo advanced all the way to the championship match, settling for second place after a loss to Parma’s Max Goodson ad Braden Hancock.  Weiser’s second doubles team, sixth-seeded Luke Bake and Klete Cook, won an opening round match before falling in the quarterfinals.