Dakota Ridge Invite Results



Huge thanks to all the parents And siblings as well as athletes who helped out at the meet yesterday! We had many stay for both shifts as we had some holes to fill in the afternoon. Very successful meet. All the teams expressed gratitude for a great meet and how well we took care of everyone. Thank you all for being so willing to jump in and help wherever we needed you!

Jon Hume 

Thank you so very much Dakota Ridge for helping us once again put on a successful meet. Truly, it is without question the reason our meet goes so smoothly because of you all working hard at each event. I cannot thank you enough for your hard work, especially those of you who went above and beyond who worked all day. We are so grateful and thankful for everyones efforts on Saturday in all aspects of the meet.

Dakota Ridge Track and Field coaching staff

Here is a list of our student athletes results from the meet:


EVENT Place Athlete Result Wind
M 100m 34 Michael Le 12.6 -3.9
M 100m 35 Paris Sutton 12.61 -3.9
M 200m 29 Paris Sutton 25.77 -4.8
M 200m 31 Ryan Hart 26 -3.6
M 400m 20 Ryan Hart 56.51 PR
M 400m 31 Nicolas Boyd 58.24 PR
M 800m 4 Aaron Cadayong 02:05.7 PR
M 800m 18 Stefan Los 02:13.1 PR
M 800m 21 Braden Mattson 02:13.7
M 800m 40 Rock Powell 02:29.1
M 1600m 21 Garick Howard 05:06.2 PR
M 1600m 23 Mark Testa 05:10.9 PR
M 1600m 24 Riley Abrashoff 05:12.4
M 1600m 36 Ethan Cowan 05:26.5
M 3200m 5 Joe Berg 10:32.3
M 3200m 8 Benton Meldrum 10:33.5
M 3200m 9 Austin Vancil 10:35.2
M 3200m 17 Bryce Leschak 10:58.8
M 4x200m 5 01:36.2
M 4x400m 2 03:41.2
M HJ 2 Cale Ferrin 6-00.00
M HJ 3 Maccee Reed 6-00.00
M HJ 7 Marshall Ivy 5-08.00
M LJ 23 Austin Diering 17-11.50 1.7
M TJ 1 Maccee Reed 41-07.00 -4.4
M TJ 7 Cale Ferrin 38-06.50 -3.4 PR
M TJ 16 Emmanuel Mwinbong 36-05.50 -4.8
M TJ 28 Paris Sutton 31-05.50 1.8
M D 30 Jack Pool 92-07.00 PR
M D 35 Nick Probst 89-04.00 PR
M S 8 Jacob Soderlin 39-03.50
M S 28 Nick Probst 34-01.75 PR
M S 47 Jack Pool 29-04.00
4x2 01:36.2 SB
4x4 03:41.2 SB
EVENT PLACE ATHLETE RESULT WIND
F 100m 14 Genevieve Cruz 13.85 -3.6
F 100m 31 Olivia Robinson 14.71 -3.8
F 100m 39 Kristin Farris 14.88 -1.9
F 100m 46 Addie Cavallaro 15.1 -3.8
F 200m 4 Cayli Hume 27.29 -4 PR
F 200m 19 Alexa Buchli 29.68 -2.6
F 200m 28 Addie Cavallaro 30.89 -1.9
F 200m 30 Emma Landers 31.13 -1.9
F 400m 2 Cayli Hume 58.39 PR-School Record
F 400m 15 Elizabeth Piegat 01:07.3 PR
F 800m 16 Lucy Pidek 02:43.7
F 800m 17 Tessa Quinter 02:47.4
F 800m 20 Julia Bendorf 02:49.3
F 1600m 8 Skylar Lodice 05:48.8
F 1600m 14 Mia Valerio 05:56.5
F 1600m 20 Becky Johnson 06:07.7
F 1600m 27 Allison Stevens 06:19.5
F 3200m 6 Michelle Renner 12:48.3
F 3200m 11 Natalie Gonzalez 13:33.2
F 4x100m 4 52.68 SB
F SMR8 1 01:52.3 SB
F 4x400m 4 04:30.9 SB
F 4x800m 4 10:53.8
F HJ 5 Olivia Landers 5-00.00
F HJ 10 Emma Landers 4-08.00
F HJ 15 Riley Spillar 4-06.00
F HJ 19 Celina Wilkerson 4-04.00
F LJ 10 Kellie Fleming 14-11.50 1.3
F TJ 3 Annie Kotarba 33-05.50 -2.6 PR
F TJ 5 Olivia Landers 33-02.50 -3.1
F TJ 24 Carina Wilkerson 28-10.00 -1.6
F TJ 32 Marissa Wichers 26-05.50 -2.5
F PV 11 Kristin Farris 7-00.00 PR
F D 34 Cassidy Abeita 55-06.00 PR
F D 35 Anna Strauss 52-04.00
F D 36 Kaila Gutierrez 51-05.00
F S 37 Cassidy Abeita 21-00.50
F S 40 Kaila Gutierrez 19-03.25
F S 41 Anna Strauss 18-07.50 PR

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