Logan Gilbert, Cole Reitz sign letters of intent with SMC
By Bruce Rolfe
Climax-Scotts High School seniors Cole Reitz and Logan Gilbert have enjoyed plenty of success on the wrestling mat during their four years at C-S.
The two C-S seniors will be looking to capture more success at the collegiate level at Southwestern Michigan College after the two signed letters of intent to attend and wrestle at the community college April 14 in front of family, friends and coaches at C-S Jr./Sr. High School.
Gilbert said one reason why SMC was appealing for him is he knows some students attending the college and many of his wrestling friends also attend the junior college.
“It’s going to be a comfortable spot for me. It’s going to be a fun year. If college isn’t for me, it’s only two years. Knowing that Cole’s going there with me is going to make it a lot easier and a lot more fun. Excited,” said Gilbert, who said he’s not certain what field he wants to go into yet, but plans to major in Sports Management.
Cole said the smaller campus at Southwestern Michigan College reminded him of C-S and felt like a good fit.
“The coaching staff is phenomenal. I have lots of teammates or co-workers that have gone there in the past. Overall, just the right choice for me. I know people that go there. It’s really a comfortable place that I see for myself,” said Cole.
Both C-S seniors experienced a ton of success individually and as members of the Climax-Scotts-Martin Co-op wrestling team that advanced to the Division 4 Team State Finals the last three years including this season when the team lost in the state finals championship match. They both admit they’re anxious to compete against tough competition regularly at a higher level.
“I’m excited to see how I can do against those guys. Especially wrestling year around, not just from December to March. Being able to focus on all 12 months on one sport. I’d like to see where that will take me and how much better I can be,” said Gilbert.
“I definitely think it’s going to elevate my wrestling to the next level. The teammates and the hard work put in year around is definitely going to elevate my wrestling skills, but the competition is going to be much harder. There’s guys that have been doing this two, three years and they’re fully grown men, 21, 22, 23. It’s definitely going to be a hard level of competition but I’m excited to see where hard work takes me,” adds Cole, who said he will be majoring in Business Management.
SMC wrestling coach Todd Hesson said he knows both Cole and Logan’s parents through the MyWay wrestling program, however his assistant coach Austin Franco works out regularly with the wrestlers and noticed an uptick in their skills. He encouraged them to consider SMC and felt the junior college might be a good fit for the two Panthers.
While the two Panthers will bring lots of promise and previous success, Hesson said SMC sports a solid lineup with seven of 10 wrestlers, including two All-Americans who helped SMC win the district and qualify for the Nationals last year, returning.
“We wrestle a lot of opens. In high school you double enter. We can enter as many as we want into an open. So sometimes they’ll wrestle teammates and there tends to be a pecking order that gets established over the long haul. But you also have to have a resume’. They’ll have an opportunity and then next year we graduate a bunch so they’re really going to have an opportunity,” said Hesson who projects there will be 45 wrestlers going out for the sport next fall.
Hesson said the wrestling program restarted three years ago and there’s plenty of momentum in the sport at SMC. He said the college is building a new $5 million facility with four wrestling mats.
He projects Logan to wrestle at the 125-pound weight class and Cole at 133 pounds.
C-S wrestling coach Mike Reitz said he’s glad his son and Logan made the decision to continue wrestling and looks forward to seeing how much the two seniors develop once they get into an intense training environment.
“For a couple of guys that have never dedicated year around training to the sport, I’m excited to see them advance at the next level to where their training is focused upon this sport and this sport only year around. Being dedicated to the weight room.
Very excited to see these guys compete at the next level,” said Reitz, who announced after the wrestling season he was stepping down as head coach at C-S.
The Panther wrestling coach said both wrestlers never talked much about continuing their wrestling in college until recently. He said Cole started thinking about wrestling after high school at the end of his junior year and Logan started having the conversation this year.
“I’m excited to see the outcome where 100 percent focus will be on this sport. Watching them grow as individuals, human beings and watching them become successful members of society,” adds Reitz.
Both wrestlers also look forward to having Martin teammate Jace Ritchie commit to Southwestern Michigan College.
Gilbert became the career wins leader at C-S this year, finishing with a 191-21 career record. Gilbert is a four time conference champion, four time district champion, four time regional champion and a four time state finals qualifier including two times he was state champion, a runner up finisher and a third place medal winner this year.
Cole finished the year 34-15. He is a two time conference champion, two time district placer, two time regional placer, a two time state finals qualifier and he earned an all state medal one year.
Both wrestlers enjoyed their time at C-S where many memories were created.
“I’m glad I went here. I’m glad this is where I spent my 12 years. I’m just so grateful that I can call Climax-Scotts home. It’s amazing. The community, friends, teachers. Pretty much everyone,” said Gilbert.
“I wouldn’t trade my time at C-S for anything else. It’s been amazing,” adds Reitz.
Climax-Scotts High School seniors Cole Reitz and Logan Gilbert have enjoyed plenty of success on the wrestling mat during their four years at C-S.
The two C-S seniors will be looking to capture more success at the collegiate level at Southwestern Michigan College after the two signed letters of intent to attend and wrestle at the community college April 14 in front of family, friends and coaches at C-S Jr./Sr. High School.
Gilbert said one reason why SMC was appealing for him is he knows some students attending the college and many of his wrestling friends also attend the junior college.
“It’s going to be a comfortable spot for me. It’s going to be a fun year. If college isn’t for me, it’s only two years. Knowing that Cole’s going there with me is going to make it a lot easier and a lot more fun. Excited,” said Gilbert, who said he’s not certain what field he wants to go into yet, but plans to major in Sports Management.
Cole said the smaller campus at Southwestern Michigan College reminded him of C-S and felt like a good fit.
“The coaching staff is phenomenal. I have lots of teammates or co-workers that have gone there in the past. Overall, just the right choice for me. I know people that go there. It’s really a comfortable place that I see for myself,” said Cole.
Both C-S seniors experienced a ton of success individually and as members of the Climax-Scotts-Martin Co-op wrestling team that advanced to the Division 4 Team State Finals the last three years including this season when the team lost in the state finals championship match. They both admit they’re anxious to compete against tough competition regularly at a higher level.
“I’m excited to see how I can do against those guys. Especially wrestling year around, not just from December to March. Being able to focus on all 12 months on one sport. I’d like to see where that will take me and how much better I can be,” said Gilbert.
“I definitely think it’s going to elevate my wrestling to the next level. The teammates and the hard work put in year around is definitely going to elevate my wrestling skills, but the competition is going to be much harder. There’s guys that have been doing this two, three years and they’re fully grown men, 21, 22, 23. It’s definitely going to be a hard level of competition but I’m excited to see where hard work takes me,” adds Cole, who said he will be majoring in Business Management.
SMC wrestling coach Todd Hesson said he knows both Cole and Logan’s parents through the MyWay wrestling program, however his assistant coach Austin Franco works out regularly with the wrestlers and noticed an uptick in their skills. He encouraged them to consider SMC and felt the junior college might be a good fit for the two Panthers.
While the two Panthers will bring lots of promise and previous success, Hesson said SMC sports a solid lineup with seven of 10 wrestlers, including two All-Americans who helped SMC win the district and qualify for the Nationals last year, returning.
“We wrestle a lot of opens. In high school you double enter. We can enter as many as we want into an open. So sometimes they’ll wrestle teammates and there tends to be a pecking order that gets established over the long haul. But you also have to have a resume’. They’ll have an opportunity and then next year we graduate a bunch so they’re really going to have an opportunity,” said Hesson who projects there will be 45 wrestlers going out for the sport next fall.
Hesson said the wrestling program restarted three years ago and there’s plenty of momentum in the sport at SMC. He said the college is building a new $5 million facility with four wrestling mats.
He projects Logan to wrestle at the 125-pound weight class and Cole at 133 pounds.
C-S wrestling coach Mike Reitz said he’s glad his son and Logan made the decision to continue wrestling and looks forward to seeing how much the two seniors develop once they get into an intense training environment.
“For a couple of guys that have never dedicated year around training to the sport, I’m excited to see them advance at the next level to where their training is focused upon this sport and this sport only year around. Being dedicated to the weight room.
Very excited to see these guys compete at the next level,” said Reitz, who announced after the wrestling season he was stepping down as head coach at C-S.
The Panther wrestling coach said both wrestlers never talked much about continuing their wrestling in college until recently. He said Cole started thinking about wrestling after high school at the end of his junior year and Logan started having the conversation this year.
“I’m excited to see the outcome where 100 percent focus will be on this sport. Watching them grow as individuals, human beings and watching them become successful members of society,” adds Reitz.
Both wrestlers also look forward to having Martin teammate Jace Ritchie commit to Southwestern Michigan College.
Gilbert became the career wins leader at C-S this year, finishing with a 191-21 career record. Gilbert is a four time conference champion, four time district champion, four time regional champion and a four time state finals qualifier including two times he was state champion, a runner up finisher and a third place medal winner this year.
Cole finished the year 34-15. He is a two time conference champion, two time district placer, two time regional placer, a two time state finals qualifier and he earned an all state medal one year.
Both wrestlers enjoyed their time at C-S where many memories were created.
“I’m glad I went here. I’m glad this is where I spent my 12 years. I’m just so grateful that I can call Climax-Scotts home. It’s amazing. The community, friends, teachers. Pretty much everyone,” said Gilbert.
“I wouldn’t trade my time at C-S for anything else. It’s been amazing,” adds Reitz.
Logan Gilbert is pictured with his father Andy, mother Angela, and sister Ashlynn (in back) at a letter of intent signing ceremony April 14 at C-S Jr./Sr. High School.
Cole Reitz is pictured with his mom Paula, dad Mike, and sister Kendal (in back) at a letter of intent signing ceremony April 14 at C-S Jr./Sr. High School.
Photos by Bruce Rolfe
Photos by Bruce Rolfe
Lady Panthers begin season with two wins
The Climax-Scotts varsity softball team had a combined 42 hits in a pair of wins over White Pigeon April 11 at White Pigeon in the season opener for the Panthers.
The Lady Panthers pounded out 18 hits in a 21-6 win in the first game and added 23 more hits in a 26-13 win in the second game.
Kendal Reitz, who drove in one run, Addy Dzwik, who had three RBI and Lylah Parrish, who had two RBI, each had three hits to pace the Panthers at the plate in the opener.
Starting pitcher Addy Reeves benefitted on the mound from the offensive explosion to earn the win. She gave up two hits, five earned runs and 14 walks but she struck out 11 Chiefs.
The Panthers not only recorded 23 hits in the second game, but eight White Pigeon errors led to 12 unearned runs for C-S.
St. Phil’s Addi Dzwik, playing on the C-S squad as part of a co-op arrangement, had four hits, including two doubles, and five RBI, to pace C-S at the plate in the second game.
C-S senior Lylah Parrish pitched six innings and allowed eight hits, seven earned runs and 11 walks for the win on the mound. She struck out seven Chiefs.
Game 1
C-S 455 16 - 21-18-1
White Pig. 023 01 - 6- 2-2
C-S hits: Kendal Reitz 3 (1 RBI), Addi Dzwik 3 (3 RBI), Holly Talbert 2 (2 triples, 4 RBI(, Kyla Etheridge 2 (2 RBI), Addy Reeves 2 (3 RBI), Lylah Parrish 3 (2 RBI), Chloe Czuk 1 (double, 2 RBI), Natalie Smith 2 (1 RBI)
C-S stolen bases: Kyla Etheridge 3, Addi Dzwik 2, Holly Talbert 2, Ashlynn Gilbert 1, Kendal Reitz 1
Winning pitcher: Addy Reeves - 5 IP, 2 hits, 6 runs, 5 earned runs, 14 walks, 11 strikeouts
Game 2
C-S 463 346 - 26-23-2
White Pig. 034 060 - 13- 8-8
C-S hits: Kendal Reitz 2 (1 RBI), Ashlynn Gilbert 3 (1 RBI), Addi Dzwik 4 (2 doubles, 5 RBI), Holly Talbert 3 (triple, 4 RBI), Kyla Etheridge 2 (double, 1 RBI), Addy Reeves 2 hits (2 RBI), Lylah Parrish 2 (double, 1 RBI), Chloe Czuk 2 (2 RBI)
C-S stolen bases: Natalie Smith 1, Addy Reeves 1
Winning pitcher: Lylah Parrish - 6 IP, 8 hits, 13 runs, 7 earned runs, 11 walks, 7 strikeouts
C-S
Varsity Softball
4/18 Loy Norrix (DH) Away 4 p.m.
4/22 Mendon Home 5 p.m.
4/24 Burr Oak Away 5 p.m.
4/25 Concord DH Away 4 p.m
Varsity Softball
4/18 Loy Norrix (DH) Away 4 p.m.
4/22 Mendon Home 5 p.m.
4/24 Burr Oak Away 5 p.m.
4/25 Concord DH Away 4 p.m
Panthers post 2 wins over White Pigeon
Three pitchers combined on a one-hitter in a 7-0 win for the Climax-Scotts varsity baseball team over White Pigeon in the first game of a doubleheader April 11 and a trio of Panthers scattered three hits in a 10-4 win in the second game.
Gavin Eyre started the first game and allowed just one hit while striking out nine to earn the win in the first game.
Logan Gilbert threw two hitless innings and struck out three and Kasey Carman tossed one hitless inning with three strikeouts in relief.
C-S only had four hits but took advantage of its opportunities and were aggressive on the base paths, totaling six stolen bases.
Ben Nelson’s two hits led C-S at the plate.
Battle Creek St. Phil’s Carter Dzwik, playing on C-S as part of a co-op arrangement between the two schools, threw three hitless innings to start the second game. His brother Lincoln Dzwik scattered three hits across two innings and Kasey Carman earned the win by allowing no hits in the sixth inning. Carter Dzwik recorded seven strikeouts and Lincoln had five strikeouts.
Logan Gilbert had three hits and one RBI to lead C-S at the plate.
Game 1
Climax-Scotts 100 015 - 7-4-0
White Pigeon 000 000 - 0-1-2
C-S hits: Logan Gilbert 1 (1 RBI), Ben Nelson 2, Kai Brown 1 (1 RBI)
Other C-S RBI: Kasey Carman 1, Hunter Piper 1
C-S stolen bases: Gavin Eyre 1, Kai Brown 1, Maximus Wurtzel 1, Logan Gilbert 1, Carter Dzwik 1, Jackson Bagwell 1
Winning pitcher: Gavin Eyre - 3 IP, 1 hit, 0 runs, 0 earned runs, 3 walks, 9 strikeouts
Logan Gilbert - 2 IP, 0 hits, 0 runs, 2 walks, 3 strikeouts
Kasey Carman - 1 IP, 0 hits, 0 runs, 1 walk, 3 strikeouts
Game 2
Climax-Scotts 011 026 - 10-8-4
White Pigeon 000 220 - 4-3-3
C-S hits: Logan Gilbert 3 (1 RBI), Gavin Eyre 2 (2 RBI), Brody Vosburg 1 (1 RBI), Jackson Knickerbocker 1, Alexander Wurtzel 1 (1 RBI)
Other C-S RBI: Jackson Bagwell 1
C-S stolen bases: Logan Gilbert 3, Maximus Wurtzel 1, Dane Sattler 1, Gavin Eyre 1
Starting pitcher: Carter Dzwik - 3 IP, 0 hits, 0 runs, 1 walk, 7 strikeouts
Lincoln Dzwik - 2 IP, 3 hits, 4 runs, 3 earned runs, 2 walks, 5 strikeouts
Winning pitcher: Kasey Carman - 0 IP, 0 hits, 0 runs, 2 walks, 0 strikeouts
Climax-Scotts 100 015 - 7-4-0
White Pigeon 000 000 - 0-1-2
C-S hits: Logan Gilbert 1 (1 RBI), Ben Nelson 2, Kai Brown 1 (1 RBI)
Other C-S RBI: Kasey Carman 1, Hunter Piper 1
C-S stolen bases: Gavin Eyre 1, Kai Brown 1, Maximus Wurtzel 1, Logan Gilbert 1, Carter Dzwik 1, Jackson Bagwell 1
Winning pitcher: Gavin Eyre - 3 IP, 1 hit, 0 runs, 0 earned runs, 3 walks, 9 strikeouts
Logan Gilbert - 2 IP, 0 hits, 0 runs, 2 walks, 3 strikeouts
Kasey Carman - 1 IP, 0 hits, 0 runs, 1 walk, 3 strikeouts
Game 2
Climax-Scotts 011 026 - 10-8-4
White Pigeon 000 220 - 4-3-3
C-S hits: Logan Gilbert 3 (1 RBI), Gavin Eyre 2 (2 RBI), Brody Vosburg 1 (1 RBI), Jackson Knickerbocker 1, Alexander Wurtzel 1 (1 RBI)
Other C-S RBI: Jackson Bagwell 1
C-S stolen bases: Logan Gilbert 3, Maximus Wurtzel 1, Dane Sattler 1, Gavin Eyre 1
Starting pitcher: Carter Dzwik - 3 IP, 0 hits, 0 runs, 1 walk, 7 strikeouts
Lincoln Dzwik - 2 IP, 3 hits, 4 runs, 3 earned runs, 2 walks, 5 strikeouts
Winning pitcher: Kasey Carman - 0 IP, 0 hits, 0 runs, 2 walks, 0 strikeouts
Weather cuts opener short
The Climax-Scotts varsity baseball teams’ season opener against Hackett Catholic Prep April 9 was cold and short, with Hackett Catholic Prep leading 3-2 when the game was called in the third inning.
C-S battled back from a 2-0 deficit after two innings to tie the game with a pair of runs in the top of the third inning, only to see the Irish recapture the lead with a run in the third inning.
In the C-S third inning, Jackson Bagwell walked, scored on a two out single by Gavin Eyre and then Kasey Carman delivered an RBI double to center field.
The Climax-Scotts varsity baseball teams’ season opener against Hackett Catholic Prep April 9 was cold and short, with Hackett Catholic Prep leading 3-2 when the game was called in the third inning.
C-S battled back from a 2-0 deficit after two innings to tie the game with a pair of runs in the top of the third inning, only to see the Irish recapture the lead with a run in the third inning.
In the C-S third inning, Jackson Bagwell walked, scored on a two out single by Gavin Eyre and then Kasey Carman delivered an RBI double to center field.
Climax-Scotts 002 - 2-3-2
Hackett Cath. Prep 021 - 3-1-1
C-S hits: Gavin Eyre 1 (1 RBI), Kasey Carman 1 (double, 1 RBI), Carter Dzwik 1 (double)
C-S stolen base: Jackson Bagwell 1
Starting pitcher: Gavin Eyre - 1 IP, 0 hits, 2 runs, 2 earned, 3 walks, 1 strikeout
Losing pitcher - Logan Gilbert - 1.1 IP, 1 hit, 1 run, 1 earned run, 3 walks, 1 strikeout
Carter Dzwik - 0.1 IP, 0 hits, 0 runs, 1 walk, 0 strikeouts
Hackett Cath. Prep 021 - 3-1-1
C-S hits: Gavin Eyre 1 (1 RBI), Kasey Carman 1 (double, 1 RBI), Carter Dzwik 1 (double)
C-S stolen base: Jackson Bagwell 1
Starting pitcher: Gavin Eyre - 1 IP, 0 hits, 2 runs, 2 earned, 3 walks, 1 strikeout
Losing pitcher - Logan Gilbert - 1.1 IP, 1 hit, 1 run, 1 earned run, 3 walks, 1 strikeout
Carter Dzwik - 0.1 IP, 0 hits, 0 runs, 1 walk, 0 strikeouts
C-S
JV/Varsity Baseball
4/21 Loy Norrix (JV) DH Away 4 p.m.
4/22 Mendon (Var.) Bailey Park 5 p.m.
4/24 Burr Oak (Var.) Away 5 p.m.
4/25 Concord (Var.) DH Away 4 p.m.
4/28 G-A (JV) DH Away 4:30 p.m.
4/29 Athens (DH) Away 4 p.m.
JV/Varsity Baseball
4/21 Loy Norrix (JV) DH Away 4 p.m.
4/22 Mendon (Var.) Bailey Park 5 p.m.
4/24 Burr Oak (Var.) Away 5 p.m.
4/25 Concord (Var.) DH Away 4 p.m.
4/28 G-A (JV) DH Away 4:30 p.m.
4/29 Athens (DH) Away 4 p.m.
C-S JV baseball team takes two from G-A
The Climax-Scotts JV baseball team started the season with a pair of wins over Galesburg-Augusta April 14, 20-13 and 16-0 at G-A High School.
Hunter Piper’s three hits and three RBI led the Panthers at the plate in the first game. Alex Wurtzel and Dane Sattler each added two hits including a double with two RBI, Cooper Dinse had two hits and one RBI and Blake Wechsler contributed two hits.
Nyle Sattler pitched two and one-thirds innings in relief of hitless ball, allowing one earned run and five walks to go with seven strikeouts.
A 13-run first inning lifted the Panthers to a two-inning 16-0 win in the second game.
Cooper Dinse, who had two doubles and drove in three runs, had three hits and Nyle Sattler, who drove in four runs, added two hits.
Max Wurtzel and Alex Wurtzel each pitched one hitless inning.
Game 1
Climax-Scotts 2(13)2 3 - 20-15-0
Galesburg-Augusta 6 2 0 5 - 13-5-5
C-S hits: Max Wurtzel 1 (double, 2 RBI), Alex Wurtzel 2 (double, 2 RBI), Dane Sattler 2 (double, 2 RBI), Hunter Piper 3 (3 RBI), Nyle Sattler 2 (double, 2 RBI), Cooper Dinse 2 (1 RBI), Blake Wechsler 2, Brody Vosburg 1 (double, 1 RBI)
Other C-S RBI: Bryce Birkam 1
C-S stolen bases: Dane Sattler 1, Blake Wechsler 1
Hunter Piper - 0.2 IP, 4 hits, 6 earned runs, 5 walks, 1 strikeout
Nyle Sattler - 2.1 IP, 0 hits, 1 earned run, 5 walks, 7 strikeouts
Bryce Birkam - 1 IP, 1 hit, 5 earned runs, 6 walks, 3 strikeouts
Game 2
Climax-Scotts (13)3 - 16-5-0
Galesburg-Augusta 0 0 - 0-0-1
C-S hits: Nyle Sattler 2 (4 RBI), Cooper , Dinse 3 (2 doubles, 5 RBI)
Other C-S RBI: Max Wurtzel 1, Alex Wurtzel 1, Colton Selby 1, Brody Vosburg 1
C-S stolen bases: Max Wurtzel 2, Nyle Sattler 2, Dane Sattler 1, Colton Selby 1, Cooper Dinse 1
Max Wurtzel - 1 IP, 0 hits, 0 runs, 0 walks, 2 strikeouts
Alex Wurtzel - 1 IP, 0 hits, 0 runs, 0 walks, 3 strikeouts
C-S track teams establish personal records at Colon; Gabe Walliczeck breaks school record in discus
The Climax-Scotts boys track team had 45 personal records set while the girls track team established 10 personal records at the 10 team Dale Shook Invite at Colon April 11.
Luke Lawrence and Gabe Walliczeck led the boys with two first place finishes each and Annabelle Edwards had one second place finish and helped a relay team to a second place finish to lead the Lady Panthers.
Walliczeck finished first in both the shot put and discus competitions, breaking the school record in the discus. He established personal records in both events.
Walliczeck’s throw of 149’7” in the discus broke the school record of 148’10” by Don Bailey in 1977. C-S coach Dave Lodes said Walliczeck’s throw is currently No. 1 in Division 4.
His discus throw was just under 37 feet further then second place finishing teammate Sam Bleeker (112’11”).
Walliczeck’s throw of 45’07” in the shot put puts him at 6th in Division 4 according to Lodes.
Lawrence posted a time of 16.27 to win the 110-meter hurdles and posted a personal record time of 42.08 to win the 300-meter hurdles competition.
Lodes said Lawrence’s time of 16.27 is currently 7th best in Division 4 and the 42.08 he ran in the 300-meter hurdles is currently 5th in Division 4.
C-S senior Rosendo Garcia settled for a second place finish in the high jump with a leap of 5’06”. Eli DeWaal finished second in the 110-meter hurdles behind Lawrence with a personal record time of 19.82.
Edwards finished second in the high jump with a height of 4’08”, six inches shy first place behind first place finisher Ereni Polhamus of Comstock (5’02”). The C-S junior joined Paige Amos, Kameroyn Blair and Sophie Braithwaite, for a second place finish in the 4x200-meter relay with a time of 2:01.01.
Dale Shook Invite At Colon
Womens Results
C-S Results
100 Meters Varsity - Finals: 5. Sophie Braithwaite, 14.03aSR, 7. Paige Amos, 14.27aSR, 200 Meters Varsity - Finals: 4. Paige Amos, 30.06aSR, 9. Annabelle Edwards, 31.16aSR, 13. Kameroyn Blair, 32.66aPR; 400 Meters Varsity - Finals: 10. Kameroyn Blair, 1:26.76aPR, 13. Clara Fraley, 1:35.27aPR; 3200 Meters Varsity - Finals: 9. Alexis Brown, 22.40aPR; 300m Hurdles - 30” Varsity - Finals: 9. Alexis Brown, 1:10.17aPR; 4x100 Relay Varsity - Finals: 4. Climax-Scotts (Paige Amos, Sophie Braithwaite, Annabelle Edwards, Kameroyn Blair), 56.59a; 4x200 Relay Varsity - Finals: 2. Climax-Scotts (Paige Amos, Kameroyn Blair, Sophie Braithwaite, Annabelle Edwards), 2:01.01a; Shot Put - 4kg Varsity - Finals: 20. Andrea Santos-Sabino, 19-01.00PR, 22. Addisyn Krick, 17-07.00PR; Discus - 1kg Varsity - Finals: 13. Andrea Santos-Sabino, 54-06PR, 24. Addisyn Krick, 41-05PR, 29. Kennedy Smith, 22-09PR; High Jump Varsity - Finals: 2. Annabelle Edwards, 4-08.00SR
Luke Lawrence and Gabe Walliczeck led the boys with two first place finishes each and Annabelle Edwards had one second place finish and helped a relay team to a second place finish to lead the Lady Panthers.
Walliczeck finished first in both the shot put and discus competitions, breaking the school record in the discus. He established personal records in both events.
Walliczeck’s throw of 149’7” in the discus broke the school record of 148’10” by Don Bailey in 1977. C-S coach Dave Lodes said Walliczeck’s throw is currently No. 1 in Division 4.
His discus throw was just under 37 feet further then second place finishing teammate Sam Bleeker (112’11”).
Walliczeck’s throw of 45’07” in the shot put puts him at 6th in Division 4 according to Lodes.
Lawrence posted a time of 16.27 to win the 110-meter hurdles and posted a personal record time of 42.08 to win the 300-meter hurdles competition.
Lodes said Lawrence’s time of 16.27 is currently 7th best in Division 4 and the 42.08 he ran in the 300-meter hurdles is currently 5th in Division 4.
C-S senior Rosendo Garcia settled for a second place finish in the high jump with a leap of 5’06”. Eli DeWaal finished second in the 110-meter hurdles behind Lawrence with a personal record time of 19.82.
Edwards finished second in the high jump with a height of 4’08”, six inches shy first place behind first place finisher Ereni Polhamus of Comstock (5’02”). The C-S junior joined Paige Amos, Kameroyn Blair and Sophie Braithwaite, for a second place finish in the 4x200-meter relay with a time of 2:01.01.
Dale Shook Invite At Colon
Womens Results
C-S Results
100 Meters Varsity - Finals: 5. Sophie Braithwaite, 14.03aSR, 7. Paige Amos, 14.27aSR, 200 Meters Varsity - Finals: 4. Paige Amos, 30.06aSR, 9. Annabelle Edwards, 31.16aSR, 13. Kameroyn Blair, 32.66aPR; 400 Meters Varsity - Finals: 10. Kameroyn Blair, 1:26.76aPR, 13. Clara Fraley, 1:35.27aPR; 3200 Meters Varsity - Finals: 9. Alexis Brown, 22.40aPR; 300m Hurdles - 30” Varsity - Finals: 9. Alexis Brown, 1:10.17aPR; 4x100 Relay Varsity - Finals: 4. Climax-Scotts (Paige Amos, Sophie Braithwaite, Annabelle Edwards, Kameroyn Blair), 56.59a; 4x200 Relay Varsity - Finals: 2. Climax-Scotts (Paige Amos, Kameroyn Blair, Sophie Braithwaite, Annabelle Edwards), 2:01.01a; Shot Put - 4kg Varsity - Finals: 20. Andrea Santos-Sabino, 19-01.00PR, 22. Addisyn Krick, 17-07.00PR; Discus - 1kg Varsity - Finals: 13. Andrea Santos-Sabino, 54-06PR, 24. Addisyn Krick, 41-05PR, 29. Kennedy Smith, 22-09PR; High Jump Varsity - Finals: 2. Annabelle Edwards, 4-08.00SR
Mens Results
C-S Results
100 Meters Varsity - Finals: 7. Jordan Grove, 12.34aSR, 9. Johaan Albarran, 12.49aPR, 11. Elijah Bowron, 12.57aPR, 13. Maddox Wyman, 12.62aPR, 16. Jose Espino, 12.84aSR, 27. Tyler Peck, 13.35aPR, 28. DeShon Newton, 13.37aSR, 29. Rosendo Garcia, 13.38aSR, 31. Jaques Porlier, 13.55aPR, 41. Jacob Gensch, 14.64aPR, 42. Aiden Krick, 14.71aPR; 200 Meters Varsity - Finals: 10. Johaan Albarran, 25.53aPR, 12. Jordan Grove, 26.00aSR, 14. Maddox Wyman, 26.03aPR, 18. Julian Garcia, 26.27aPR, 19. Keelan Mekediak, 26.60aPR, 25. Liam Lasala, 26.96aPR, 30. DeShon Newton, 27.57aSR, 32. Tyler Peck, 27.67aPR, 34. Jose Espino, 28.01aSR, 38. Jaques Porlier, 28.71aPR, 40. Elijah Bowron, 29.65aPR; 400 Meters Varsity - Finals: 4. Johaan Albarran, 59.60aPR, 9. Keelan Mekediak, 1:01.10aPR, 14. Jose Espino, 1:01.74aSR, 17. Liam Lasala, 1:03.00aSR; 800 Meters Varsity - Finals: 9. Dean Parks, 2:40.84aSR, 12. Nate Arnett, 2:43.46aPR, 13. Zach Roebuck, 2:43.54aPR, 23. Arturo Espino, 3:11.18aPR; 1600 Meters Varsity - Finals: 7. Dean Parks, 6:03.16aSR, 21. Leo Bagwell, 7:15.82aSR, 22. Ethan Seage, 7:16.86aSR, 23. Arturo Espino, 7:18.24aPR; 110m Hurdles - 39” Varsity - Finals: 1. Luke Lawrence, 16.27aSR, 2. Eli DeWaal, 19.82aPR. 3. Blake Buddemeier, 19.87aPR, 5. Blake Wechsler, 21.89aPR, 7. Aiden Klusman, 23.08aSR; 300m Hurdles - 36” Varsity - Finals: 1. Luke Lawrence, 42.08aPR, 5. Eli DeWaal, 49.76aPR, 7. Blake Buddemeier, 51.10aSR, 10. Blake Wechsler, 54.11aPR; 4x100 Relay Varsity - Finals: 4. Climax-Scotts (Julian Garcia, Kaden Godbee, Tyler Peck, Blake Wechsler), 50.96a; 4x200 Relay Varsity - Finals: 3. Climax-Scotts (Elijah Bowron, Jordan Grove, Luke Lawrence, Maddox Wyman), 1:39.64a; 4x400 Relay Varsity - Finals: 3. Climax-Scotts (Luke Lawrence, Julian Garcia, Jordan Grove, Maddox Wyman), 4:04.26a; 4x800 Relay Varsity - Finals: 5. Climax-Scotts (Leo Bagwell, Nate Arnett, Dean Parks, Ethan Seage), 10:37.17a; Shot Put - 12lb Varsity - Finals: 1. Gabe Walliczeck, 45-07.00PR, 2. Sam Bleeker, 42-07.00SR, 11. Brayan Simbron, 34-09.00SR, 11. Ryan Pejakovich, 34-09.00SR, 16. Zach Roebuck, 30-04.00SR, 17. Aiden Krick, 29-10.00PR, 26. Jacob Gensch, 26-00.00PR, 30. Cole Birkam, 24-06.00PR; Discus - 1.6kg Varsity - Finals: 1. Gabe Walliczeck, 149-07PR, 4. Sam Bleeker, 112-11PR, 10. Ryan Pejakovich, 96-08SR, 11. Hunter Lasala, 96-05PR, 15. Liam Lasala, 86-04SR, 21. Zach Roebuck, 74-00SR, 25. Brayan Simbron, 72-09SR, 31. Aiden Krick, 62-08PR, 33. Jacob Gensch, 51-10PR, 35. Cole Birkam, 42-04PR; High Jump Varsity - Finals 2. Rosendo Garcia, 5-06.00SR, 7. Johaan Albarran, 5-00.00PR, Julian Garcia, NH; Long Jump Varsity - Finals: 8. Dean Parks, 16-03.00PR, 9. Keelan Mekediak, 16-02.00PR, 12. Jaques Porlier, 15-07.00PR, 13. Kaden Godbee, 15-02.00PR, 14. Blake Buddemeier, 15-00.00SR, 16. Blake Wechsler, 14-10.00PR, 17. Rosendo Garcia, 14-08.00SR, 19. Eli DeWaal, 14-05.25PR, 21. Aiden Klusman, 14-01.00PR
C-S Results
100 Meters Varsity - Finals: 7. Jordan Grove, 12.34aSR, 9. Johaan Albarran, 12.49aPR, 11. Elijah Bowron, 12.57aPR, 13. Maddox Wyman, 12.62aPR, 16. Jose Espino, 12.84aSR, 27. Tyler Peck, 13.35aPR, 28. DeShon Newton, 13.37aSR, 29. Rosendo Garcia, 13.38aSR, 31. Jaques Porlier, 13.55aPR, 41. Jacob Gensch, 14.64aPR, 42. Aiden Krick, 14.71aPR; 200 Meters Varsity - Finals: 10. Johaan Albarran, 25.53aPR, 12. Jordan Grove, 26.00aSR, 14. Maddox Wyman, 26.03aPR, 18. Julian Garcia, 26.27aPR, 19. Keelan Mekediak, 26.60aPR, 25. Liam Lasala, 26.96aPR, 30. DeShon Newton, 27.57aSR, 32. Tyler Peck, 27.67aPR, 34. Jose Espino, 28.01aSR, 38. Jaques Porlier, 28.71aPR, 40. Elijah Bowron, 29.65aPR; 400 Meters Varsity - Finals: 4. Johaan Albarran, 59.60aPR, 9. Keelan Mekediak, 1:01.10aPR, 14. Jose Espino, 1:01.74aSR, 17. Liam Lasala, 1:03.00aSR; 800 Meters Varsity - Finals: 9. Dean Parks, 2:40.84aSR, 12. Nate Arnett, 2:43.46aPR, 13. Zach Roebuck, 2:43.54aPR, 23. Arturo Espino, 3:11.18aPR; 1600 Meters Varsity - Finals: 7. Dean Parks, 6:03.16aSR, 21. Leo Bagwell, 7:15.82aSR, 22. Ethan Seage, 7:16.86aSR, 23. Arturo Espino, 7:18.24aPR; 110m Hurdles - 39” Varsity - Finals: 1. Luke Lawrence, 16.27aSR, 2. Eli DeWaal, 19.82aPR. 3. Blake Buddemeier, 19.87aPR, 5. Blake Wechsler, 21.89aPR, 7. Aiden Klusman, 23.08aSR; 300m Hurdles - 36” Varsity - Finals: 1. Luke Lawrence, 42.08aPR, 5. Eli DeWaal, 49.76aPR, 7. Blake Buddemeier, 51.10aSR, 10. Blake Wechsler, 54.11aPR; 4x100 Relay Varsity - Finals: 4. Climax-Scotts (Julian Garcia, Kaden Godbee, Tyler Peck, Blake Wechsler), 50.96a; 4x200 Relay Varsity - Finals: 3. Climax-Scotts (Elijah Bowron, Jordan Grove, Luke Lawrence, Maddox Wyman), 1:39.64a; 4x400 Relay Varsity - Finals: 3. Climax-Scotts (Luke Lawrence, Julian Garcia, Jordan Grove, Maddox Wyman), 4:04.26a; 4x800 Relay Varsity - Finals: 5. Climax-Scotts (Leo Bagwell, Nate Arnett, Dean Parks, Ethan Seage), 10:37.17a; Shot Put - 12lb Varsity - Finals: 1. Gabe Walliczeck, 45-07.00PR, 2. Sam Bleeker, 42-07.00SR, 11. Brayan Simbron, 34-09.00SR, 11. Ryan Pejakovich, 34-09.00SR, 16. Zach Roebuck, 30-04.00SR, 17. Aiden Krick, 29-10.00PR, 26. Jacob Gensch, 26-00.00PR, 30. Cole Birkam, 24-06.00PR; Discus - 1.6kg Varsity - Finals: 1. Gabe Walliczeck, 149-07PR, 4. Sam Bleeker, 112-11PR, 10. Ryan Pejakovich, 96-08SR, 11. Hunter Lasala, 96-05PR, 15. Liam Lasala, 86-04SR, 21. Zach Roebuck, 74-00SR, 25. Brayan Simbron, 72-09SR, 31. Aiden Krick, 62-08PR, 33. Jacob Gensch, 51-10PR, 35. Cole Birkam, 42-04PR; High Jump Varsity - Finals 2. Rosendo Garcia, 5-06.00SR, 7. Johaan Albarran, 5-00.00PR, Julian Garcia, NH; Long Jump Varsity - Finals: 8. Dean Parks, 16-03.00PR, 9. Keelan Mekediak, 16-02.00PR, 12. Jaques Porlier, 15-07.00PR, 13. Kaden Godbee, 15-02.00PR, 14. Blake Buddemeier, 15-00.00SR, 16. Blake Wechsler, 14-10.00PR, 17. Rosendo Garcia, 14-08.00SR, 19. Eli DeWaal, 14-05.25PR, 21. Aiden Klusman, 14-01.00PR
C-S Mens/Women Track
4/19 Hillsdale Acad. Away 10 a.m.
4/23 SCAA Date #2 at Pittsford 4:30 p.m.
4/25 Union City Away 3:30 p.m.
4/19 Hillsdale Acad. Away 10 a.m.
4/23 SCAA Date #2 at Pittsford 4:30 p.m.
4/25 Union City Away 3:30 p.m.
