Taking a pair of first places, the West Bend-Mallard Wolverine girls track squad placed eighth as a team in the Twin Lakes Conference track meet May 2.
The purple and gold scored 42 team points as Emmetsburg was crowned the team champion with 131 points. Alta-Aurelia placed second with a team total of 89.
Get more on the meet in the May 9 Kossuth County Advance.

The Algona Bulldog girls golf squad finished in fourth place at the North Central Conference tournament at the Fort Dodge Country Club May 6.
The red and black compiled a team score of 419 as the Humboldt Wildcats took the league title with a team total of 350. Clear Lake was the runner-up with a score of 368.
Read more about the meet in the May 9 Advance.

The Algona Bulldog boys golf squad finished in seventh place overall at the North Central Conference tournament May 6 at the Mason City Country Club with a team total of 369.
Clear Lake captured the league title with a team score of 322. Webster City was the runner-up with a total of 331, and the Humboldt Wildcats took thrid with a score of 341.
Get more on the meet in the May 9 Advance.

The season opener at the Kossuth County Speedway in Algona attracted 70 cars on Thursday, May 2, but the evening was cut short as the first night of full racing on the track developed some problems in turns one and two. Track official felt it wasn't safe to continue.
The night was halted after the stock cars finished their "A" Feature with the features remaining in both the modifieds and sport mods, which will be made up next week.

Bishop Garrigan won four events and amassed 155 team points to capture the team title at the annual John Larson Relays April 25.
Two other area schools did as well. North Union took third with 72 points, and West Bend-Mallard was fourth with a team total of 54 in the eight-team meet.
Get more details in the May 2 Advance.

The Algona Bulldog boys track squad turned in a great showing at the 110th running of the Drake Relays and came home with five medals from the meet as the distance medley relay placed third, and Trey Engen took fifth in the 1,600-meter run.
The medley unit stopped the watches at 3:31.32 on Friday morning to place third out of the 24 teams that ran the event. The group got combined legs of 46.32 in the two 200s from Samonte Bawden and Skyler Groen to open the race.

The Algona Bulldogs boys track squad hosted the 56th annual Hackbarth Relays April 29 as the team won five events and placed second overall with 138 points. Bishop Garrigan finished in fourth place with 112 points and took first in four events.

A pair of area athletes placed in the top 10 at the annual Drake Relays in Des Moines this past weekend in Bishop Garrigan's TJ Schnurr and Rachel Fehr of West-Bend Mallard.
Schnurr placed eighth in the shot put on Thursday with a best of 53'1 3/4 " on his final throw of the day. He started the day by winning his flight with a toss of 51'11 3/4" on his third try to place ninth as they took nine into the finals.

Samonte Bawden set a new meet record in the 200-meter dash as the Algona Bulldog boys track squad placed third at the Clint Steele Relays on April 23 with 95 points. Bishop Garrigan also competed at the meet and was fifth with 55 team points.
Bawden blazed around the track in the 200-meter in 22.02 to earn his gold medal. Also placing first was the sprint medley relay foursome of Skyler Groen, Patrick David, Wyatt Wegener and Bawden with a new school record of 1:34.35

John Meis of Bishop Garrigan took first in all three distance races to highlight the performances of three area boys track teams at the annual John Larson Relays April 25.
Bishop Garrigan took the team title with a score of 147 points with North Union placing fifth with 58 and West Bend-Mallard seventh in the eight-team field with a team total of 39 points.
Read more in the May 2 Kossuth County Advance.

Sydney Hoover set a new school record in the long jump to highlight the performance of the Algona Bulldog girls track squad at the Tiger Relays April 26.
The red and black finished as the runner-up in the team standings with 177 points as the Spencer Tigers grabbed the team title with a total of 198 points.
Get more details in the May 2 Kossuth County Advance.

Bishop Garrigan won five events, including four relays, to accumulate 122 points to win the team title in Class B at the annual Indian Relays April 23. North Union also competed in Class B and finished in seventh place with 46 points.
Madelyn Cink was the only individual winner for the black and gold as she won the 1,500-meter run in 5:36.72 and also teamed up with Katie Noonan, Emma Fogarty and Maddie Meister to win the 4 x 800-meter relay with a time of 10:40.91.

Sydney Hoover earned three gold medals to highlight the performances of the Algona Bulldogs at the Indian Relays April 23. The Bulldog junior won the long jump and anchored a pair of winning relays.
The red and black finished in second place in Class A in the team race with a total of 138 points as Iowa Falls-Alden cruised to the team title with a score of 157.
Get all the details in the May 2 Kossuth County Advance.

The Algona area will be well represented at the 110th running of the Drake Relays on the beautiful blue oval inside Drake Stadium April 25-27 as 11 athletes have qualified in seven different events.
The Algona boys lead the way, as the traditional Class 3A top 10 finisher sends five athletes in four different events while the West Bend-Mallard girls, Bishop Garrigan boys and Algona girls each qualified in one event.

The North Union Warrior girls golf team remained perfect in Top of Iowa Conference play with a pair of wins at the Rice Lake Golf Course Monday, April 22.
The grean, black and silver won the meet with a team score of 199, as Eagle Grove was second with a total of 220, and Lake Mills rounded out the three-team field with a score of 233.
Read more about the match in the April 25 Advance.