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Lakewood track teams score

GLAC victories against Perry

Brett Bremer
Sports Editor
The Lakewood varsity boys’ and girls’ track and field teams both
scored Greater Lansing Activities Conference wins over the Ramblers
at Perry High School Thursday.
The Lakewood boys won 87-38 and the girls took a 114-22 win.
The Lakewood boys and girls set a number of personal records at the
meet. The only one in the girls’ meet that came in a winning perfor-
mance was from junior Bailey Fifelski who won the 400-meter dash in
1 minute 15.14 seconds. Fifelski also won the 800-meter run in
3:03.87. Fifelski also teamed with Kylie Walkington, Lilly Burgess and
Mia Bouwens to win the 4x400-meter relay in 5:32.58.
Lakewood had four different girls win field events. Hokulani Ka’al-
akea won the long jump at 14 feet.5 inches; Madison Bierens won the
pole vault by clearing 7-0; Reagan Lab won the high jump at 4-4; and
Annabelle Stank took the discus with a throw of 102-6.
The Lakewood girls won two relays. Hayley Merryfield, Burgess,
Walkington and Taylor Russell won the 4x200-meter relay in 2:14.15.
Neither team had a 4x800-meter relay team compete.
Ka’alakea added a winning time of 18.18 seconds in the 100-meter
hurdles and a winning time of 13.67 in the 100-meter dash. Russell was
the runner-up in the 100 and she won the 200-meter dash in 31.15.
Tyson Raffler, Ethan Weller and Connor Feighan won three individ-
ual events each for the Viking boys. Feighan took the discus at 116-8,
the shot put at 40-4 and he took the 400-meter dash in 58.60. Weller
won the 100 in 12.51, the 200 in 25.68 and he also won the long jump
at 17-6.5.
Raffler won the pole vault by clearing 11-0 and he took the two
hurdles races too. He won the 110-meter high hurdles in 17.24 and the
300-meter intermediate hurdles in 43.60.
Junior distance runner Ryan Alford hit the track for the Vikings and
won the 1600-meter run in 5:22.23 and the 3200-meter run in 11:46.68.
Jacob Merryfield won the high jump by clearing 5-8.
Lakewood won three of the guys’ relays. Jackson MacKenzie, Justin
Warner, Ethan Goodemoot and Weller took the 4x100-meter relay in
49.88. Goodemoot, Colt Endsley, Warner and Denny Sauers won the
4x200-meter relay in 2:02.49. Raffler, Merryfield, Jablonski and Don-
ald Wells won the 4x400-meter relay in 4:06.26.

Levi Carter won the 800-meter run for Lakewood in 2:48.45. The 4x800-meter relay was the lone race the Perry boys won. The Perry girls took the 4x100-meter relay. Jaidyn Sadler won the 300-meter hurdles for the Rambler girls in 58.40 after being the runner-up to Ka’alakea in the 100 hurdles. She was also a part of that winning Rambler relay team. Senior Grace O’Neill won the distance races for the Ramblers taking the 1600-meter run in 6:02.73 and the 3200-meter run in 13:04.07. With O’Neill to chase, Lakewood junior Reagan Lab set a new personal record in both races while finishing second. She hit the finish line in 6:09.23 in the 1600 and 14:08.54 in the 3200.

Feighan at his best in throws

during Viking wins at Valley

Brett Bremer
Sports Editor
It comes down to the last dual and the con-
ference meet.
The perennial conference champions from
Olivet will certainly be the favorite, but both
Olivet and Lakewood’s varsity boys’ track and
field teams will go into their conference dual
Monday at Lakewood High School with 5-
records in GLAC duals.
The Lakewood boys improved to 5-0 in the
conference with wins over outnumbered Lan-
sing Christian and Maple Valley Tuesday at
Maple Valley High School. The Vikings best-
ed the Pilgrims 122-9 and the Lions 107-29.
The Lakewood girls also picked up two wins
in conference Tuesday, moving to 4-1. They
outscored the Lansing Christian girls 96-
and the Maple Valley girls 94-20.
For being one of the first warm, sunny days
of the season there weren’t a lot of personal
records set on the track, but Lakewood senior
Connor Feighan was able to push himself in
the throws. He improved his personal record
in the shot put to 41 feet 7.25 inches in win-
ning that event in the three-team standings and
he pushed his discus personal record to 120-
6.5 in a winning effort.
“I am throwing good this year,” Feighan
said. “ I got the spin down and I am trying to
use more of my speed to get it across. Some of
the guys are bigger, but coach and I have been
working on getting through the circle quick to
get it further. Just have to spin quick. When I

glide, I really try to explode. It is really more about explosiveness than sheer power.” The top three guys in the shot put all improved their PRs Tuesday. Lansing Chris- tian sophomore Nathan Dery was second at 37-6 and Lakewood senior Denny Sauers third at 32-5.5. In the discus, Feighan’s sophomore teammate Benjamin Scobey was second at 102-7 and Lion sophomore Nic Martin improved his PR to 92-3.5 in a third-place finish. Leslie has the only guys to beat Feighan in one of the throwing events so far this season in the conference and he remains undefeated on the season overall in the 400-meter dash after winning Tuesday’s race with a time of 52. seconds. Lion junior Ashton Ripley was a dis- tant second in the 400-meter dash in 56.42. “I’m definitely better at the 400, but throwing is definitely easier on your body,” Feighan said. Feighan also anchored the 4x400-meter relay team to a win for the Vikings. He joined senior Tyson Raffler, senior Jacob Merryfield and freshman Donald Wells in winning that race in 3:49.09. Feighan ran the 3200 as a freshman, while also competing in the throws. He made the switch from the 3200 to the 400 as a junior last spring. “Coach [Jim] Hassett needed somebody to [run the 400] and I said I’m your guy. I tried it and did pretty good so we just stuck with it ever since. And I didn’t like the two-mile very much to begin with. It worked out in both our favors.” He set his PR in the first race of the season at 52.54, but hasn’t really been challenged much this season. The Vikings have only faced conference foes and competed in just two invi- tationals due to the weather this spring. Lakewood’s boys won every race on the track but one. Tuesday Maple Valley sophomore Evan Brandenburg took the 200-meter dash in 25.13. He just beat out Weller who was second in 25.81. Weller won the 100-meter dash in 12.25, besting Brandenburg’s time of 12.31 in that race. Lakewood had Levi Carter win the 800- meter run in 2:36.74 and junior Ryan Alford take the 1600-meter run in 5:30.29 and the 3200-meter run in 12:04.63.

Raffler won the two hurdles races for the Vikings finishing the 110-meter high hurdles in a season best 17.10 and the 300-meter intermediate hurdles in 45.09 seconds. Raffler also won the pole vault by clearing 10-6. The 4x400-meter relay was the only one of the four relays in which the Vikings had competition from either the Pilgrims or Lions. Merryfield won the high jump for the Vikings by clearing 5-6 with Sauers in second place at 5-2 which is a new PR for him. Weller set his PR in the long jump at 19-5.5 to win that event, once again going head to head with Brandenburg who was second at 18-5. Lakewood girls won very event in their meet except for the three that Maple Valley sophomore Lilly Faurot competed in. Faurot took the 100-meter dash in 14.76, the 800- meter run in 2:45.78 and she won the high jump by clearing the bar at 4-6. Lakewood freshman Kara Fedewa matched Feighan’s two PRs in the throws. She won the shot put at 24-11.5 and the discus at 74-7. Lion sophomore Mackenzie Decker was second in the discus with a new PR throw of 70-3.5. Lansing Christian sophomore Paige Meyer improved her PR in the shot put to 20-4.75 ion a runner-up effort in that event. Both Lakewood long jumpers set new personal records to place 1-2. Hayley Merryfield won it by flying 15-.5 and sophomore Lilly Burgess was second at 12-9. Reagan Lab won the two distance races as the only competitor in either race. She won the 1600 in 6:21.40 and the 3200 in 14:51.22. Viking senior Hokulani Ka’alakea won the 100-meter hurdles in 18.88 and freshman teammate Kora Boucher took the 300-meter low hurdles in 1:01.52. Another Lakewood freshman, Taylor Russell, won the 200-meter dash in 31.96. Sophomore Kylie Walkington lowered her PR in the 400-meter dash to 1:21.17 to win that race for the Vikings. Lakewood also had junior Madison Bierens take the pole vault at 7-0. Lakewood swept the four relays with the only competition coming from Lansing Chris- tian in the 4x400-meter relay. The Lakewood team of Bailey Fifelski, Boucher, Walkington and Mia Bouwens won that race in 5:16.03.

Viking boys win four

events, take title at

Portland Invite

Brett Bremer Sports Editor Lakewood outscored the Portland boys by 17 points to take the championship at Saturday’s Portland Invitational. Depth was key for the Vikings, but also big days from seniors Tyson Raffler and Connor Feighan. Raffler won three individual events and helped the Lake- wood 4x400-meter relay team to a runner-up finish. Feighan was on that relay team too, after winning the 400-meter dash in 52.96 seconds, and he had a pair of top five finishes in the throws. The Lakewood boys finished off their victory with the team of Raffler, Feighan, Elijah Jablonski and Donald Wells placing second in the 4x400-meter relay with a time of 3 minutes 45.36 seconds. They trailed only the Calvin Christian team that finished in 3:37.32. The Lakewood boys closed the day with 139 points, ahead of Portland 122, Calvin Christian 113, West Michigan Aviation 97, Maple Valley 21, Calvary Christian 16 and Grand River Prep 5. Portland won the girls’ championship with 163 points, ahead of Portland St. Patrick 107, Lakewood 74, West Michi- gan Aviation 60, Calvin Christian 44, Grand River Prep 38, Maple Valley 19 and Calvary Christian 1. Raffler led a sweep of the top three spots in the 110-meter high hurdles for the Lakewood boys, winning that race in 17.54. Jacob Merryfield was second in 17.58 and Shane Raffler third in 18.50. Later, Tyson won the 300-meter intermediate hurdles in 43.62 with Merryfield third in 46.02 and Shane fourth in 48.81. Tyson Raffler also won the pole vault by clearing 10 feet 6 inches. Feighan was the runner-up in the discus with a mark of 115-2 and set his personal record in the shot put at 40-9. to place fourth in that event. Portland won the two throws as junior Evan Bower scored a mark of 116-4.5 in the discus and junior Noah Simpson fired the shot 43-3.5. Portland had the three lon- gest marks in the shot put ahead of Feighan. Lakewood sophomore Benja- min Scobey also improved his personal record in the shot put with a mark of 34-6.5 that put him in seventh place. Merryfield set his personal record in the high jump by clearing 6-0 to place second while teammate Elijah Jablonski was third at 5-8. Lakewood’s boys had three runner-up relay finishes. The team of Alexander Russell, Justin Warner, Benjamin Scobey and Ethan Weller placed second in the 4x100-meter relay in 48.11. Russell, Colt Endsley, Warner and Denny Sauers were second in the 4x200-meter relay in 1:40.88. Lakewood junior Ryan Alford ran a personal record time of 5:14.61 to place seventh in the 1600-meter run and also placed third in the 3200.

Maple Valley had sophomore Evan Brandenburg place fourth in the 100- meter dash in 12.41 seconds and fifth in the 200-meter dash in 25.09. Teammate Ashton Ripley was eighth in the 200 and he also set a new personal record of 55.50 in the 400-meter dash to place fourth. Teammates Jeremiah Penny and Robert Laws also both ran their fastest 400s yet. Lion senior Daniel Perez improved his personal record in the 800-meter run to 2:20.14 to place fifth. Maple Valley freshman Robert Schilz was fourth in the 3200-meter run in 12:51.88 and he improved his PR in the 1600 to 5:31.38 to place ninth in that race. Junior teammate Adam Blakely was fifth in the 3200 with a personal record time of 13:28.48. The Lions had a pair of personal records in the field. Sophomore James Penny set his PR in the shot put at 31-1.25 in an 11th-place finish. Fellow sophomore Nic Martin was tenth in the discus with a personal record throw of 82-9.5. The Maple Valley girls’ team got a victory from sophomore Lily Faurot in the high jump by clearing the bar at 4- and her sophomore teammate Mackenzie Decker was fifth in the event with a season best leap of 4-4. Faurot also ran her fastest 800-meter run of the spring to place fourth in 2:48.86. Decker was fifth in two field events, also placing there in the discus with a mark of 59-11. The Lakewood girls got one victory too with the team of Hokulani Ka’alakea, Hayley Merryfield, Kylie Walkington and Taylor Russell winning the 4x100-meter relay in 56.29. The team of Hayley Merryfield, Bailey Fifelski, Walkington and Russell was second in the 4x200-meter relay in 2:04.18. Junior Madison Bierens had the top individual finish for Lakewood in an event by placing second in the pole vault by clearing 6-0. Junior Reagan Lab had a trio of third place finishes. She was third in the high jump at 4-4, third in the 1600-meter run in 6:16.87 and third in the 3200-meter run in 13:53.46. Ka’alakea had a pair of third place finishes. She was third in the 100-meter dash in 14.16 and in the 100-meter hurdles in 18.21. Lakewood freshman Kora Boucher was sixth in that 100 hurdles race in 21.15, which is a new PR for her, and she placed fifth in the 300-meter low hurdles in 1:00.10. Another Lakewood freshman, Taylor Russell, was fourth in the 100-meter dash in 14.49 and fourth in the 200 in 30.44. Viking freshman Kara Fedewa set her PR in the shot put at 23-5 to place fifth while also placing sixth in the discus. Lakewood junior Bailey Fifelski lowered her personal record in the 800-meter run to 2:51.35 in a fifth place finish.

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Lakewood's Connor Feighan takes off
with the baton after getting a hand-off
from teammate Donald Wells for the final
leg of the 4x400-meter relay Tuesday at
Maple Valley High School. Feighan fin-
ished off a Lakewood win in the race,
won the 400-meter dash, and set new
personal records in winning the shot put
and discus Tuesday. (Photo by Brett
Bremer)

Maple Valley sophomore Lilly Faurot pulls away from teammate Mackenzie Decker and the rest of the field to win the 100-meter dash during the GLAC meet featuring the Lions, Lakewood Vikings and Lansing Christian Pilgrims Tuesday at Maple Valley High School. Faurot won the 100, the 800-meter run and the high jump at the meet. (Photo by Brett Bremer)

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