Jaiah Hopf successfully defended her two state titles in the long jump and triple jump as the girls track & field team capped a strong season with a 10th place finish in Division 1 at the WIAA State Championship in La Crosse.

Hopf won both the long and triple jump in Division 2 as a freshman in 2019. The junior demonstrated that a year off due to COVID-19 and a move up to Division 1 were no trouble at all. Though the driving rain prevented her from hitting her best marks of the season, her efforts of 19-1 in the long jump and 38-4 in the triple jump placed her a foot farther than her nearest competitor in each event. She claimed the 6th and 7th event titles in program history and her 3rd and 4th titles individually.

Eva Kuehn's closing kick earned her 7th place in a strong 1600 field. Her time of 5:06.68 is a freshman record and ranks #2 in school history. She returned later in the day and took 17th place in the 3200.

Elsewhere, Allie Orlowski tied for 11th in the pole vault, seniors Malia Lee and Deanna Campbell capped their careers with 16th place finishes in the shot put and 100, respectively, and the 4x200 team of Campbell, Hopf, Myla Ellis, and Koto Imahori placed 12th.

Full results are available here.

The girls track & field team continued its fine season with a 2nd place finish at the WIAA Sectional Championship at West Allis Hale on Thursday night. The team qualified for next Saturday's State Championship in La Crosse in eight different events.

Jaiah Hopf earned the right to defend her state titles in the long jump and triple jump, Deanna Campbell will return to state in the 100m dash, and the two of them will also compete in the 4x200 relay, along with Koto Imahori, Bella Backus, Myla Ellis, and Emma Johnson. Allie Orlowski is another returner to state; she qualified in the pole vault. Freshman Eva Kuehn advanced in the 1600m and 3200m, and senior Malia Lee qualified in the shot put.

Full results are available here. The State Championship begins at 11 AM in La Crosse on Saturday, June 26.

The girls track team took its first step towards the state meet, placing nearly half of its entries among the top four at Monday's regional. Thirteen individuals and two relays qualified for Thursday's sectional championship:

• 3200 Relay--Alyssa Ebeling, Sarah Bitter, Grace Daley, Annabelle Nault (Eva Kuehn and Kirstin Neuwirth alt.)
• 100 Dash--Deanna Campbell
• 1600 Run--Eva Kuehn
• 800 Relay--Deanna Campbell, Koto Imahori, Bella Backus, Jaiah Hopf (Myla Ellis and Emma Johnson alt.)
• 200 Dash--Bella Backus
• 3200 Run--Eva Kuehn
• Shot Put--Malia Lee
• Discus--Kayla Williams and Malia Lee
• Long Jump--Jaiah Hopf
• Triple Jump--Jaiah Hopf
• Pole Vault--Allie Orlowski and Bella Backus
• High Jump--Kayla Wigley and Reagan Godager

The team placed third overall. Full results are available here. The sectional meet (in which the top 3 finishers qualify for the state championship) is Thursday at West Allis Hale. Events get underway at 4:00 PM.

Full results are available here.

The girls track & field team continued its dominance of the Woodland Conference with a victory at the Woodland West Outdoor Championship at WLHS on Tuesday night. The Vikings have won all eight Woodland championship meets since joining the conference in 2018.

The team won five events and placed someone in the top three in 12 events to easily outpace runner-up New Berlin West, 185-144.

A number of Vikings earned all-conference honors by placing in the top three of their event:

• Eva Kuehn--1st--1600 Run
• Jaiah Hopf--1st--200 Dash
• Eva Kuehn--1st--3200 Run
• Jaiah Hopf--1st--Long Jump (setting a new conference record)
• Jaiah Hopf--1st--Triple Jump (setting a new conference record)
• Deanna Campbell--2nd--100 Dash
• Koto Imahori--2nd--300 Hurdles
• Emily Harders--2nd--Pole Vault
• Malia Lee--2nd--Shot Put
• Malia Lee--2nd--Discus
• Deanna Campbell, Natalie Jones, Myla Ellis, and Jayla Rankin--2nd--400 Relay
• Myla Ellis--3rd--100 Dash
• Kayla Wigley--3rd--High Jump
• Myla Ellis--3rd--Long Jump
• Kayla Williams--3rd--Shot Put
• Kayla Williams--3rd--Discus

Full results are available here. The Vikings compete at the WIAA Regional at Wauwatosa West on Monday, June 14.

Results are available here.

The girls track team continued its dominance of the Woodland Conference, easily outpacing runner-up Pewaukee to win the Woodland West Conference Relays on Tuesday night at Greendale. The Vikings have won all seven of the conference meets held since joining the Woodland in the 2017-18 school year.

The team won 9 of the 15 events--including all 6 field event relays--and placed 3rd or better in 13 events. Winners included:

• Long Jump Relay--Jaiah Hopf, Myla Ellis, Reagan Godager
• Triple Jump Relay--Hopf (setting an individual school record with a leap of 40-3, a mark that ranks among the top 25 in the US this season), Jayla Rankin, Lydia Swezey
• High Jump Relay--Kayla Wigley, Grace Schneider, Reagan Godager (setting a combined school record of 14-8)
• Pole Vault Relay--Allie Orlowski, Emily Harders, Bella Backus
• Shot Put Relay--Malia Lee, Lydia Aufdemberge, Kayla Williams
• Discus Relay--Lee, Aufdemberge, Williams
• 4x1600 Relay--Alyssa Ebeling, Kirstin Neuwirth, Annabelle Nault, Eva Kuehn
• Distance Medley Relay--Ebeling, Kuehn, Grace Daley, Sarah Bitter
• 3x300 Low Hurdles Relay--Hopf, Koto Imahori, Audreyanna Scott

Full results are available here. The Vikings host the Woodland West Outdoor Championship on Tuesday, June 8.

On a hot, humid day, the girls track & field team battled to a 2nd place finish in the morning session of the Carleton Sitz Invitational at WLHS. 

Four field event winners led the way for the Vikings. Jaiah Hopf won both the long jump and triple jump, establishing new meet records in both and a new stadium record in the long jump. Malia Lee was victorious in the shot put and Kayla Wigley captured the high jump. On the track, Eva Kuehn dominated the field in the 3200, besting the second place runner by one minute.

Full results are available here. The Vikings compete in the Muskego Invitational on Thursday, May 27.

Powered by wins in eight different events, the girls track team took advantage of the nice weather and handily won the Greendale Quadrangular (which turned into a six-team invitational) on Wednesday night.

Kayla Williams was a double winner, bringing home victories in both the shot put and discus throw. Kayla Wigley also won a pair of events, clearing 5-1 to win the high jump and teaming up with Deanna Campbell, Myla Ellis, and Jaiah Hopf to win the 4x100 relay.

Other winners included Audreyanna Scott (100 hurdles), Allie Orlowski (pole vault), Ellis (long jump), and Campbell, Hopf, Bella Backus, and Koto Imahori in the 4x200 relay. Full results are available here.

The girls host the Carleton Sitz Invitational at WLHS on Saturday, May 22. They will compete in the morning session, which begins at 9:30 AM.

Despite winning just three events, the girls track and field team used its depth to place 2nd at the six-team Muskego Invitational on Saturday.

The day was highlighted by freshman Eva Kuehn's victory in the 1600 run. She edged out Annika Elliott of Shorewood by 0.12 seconds to win the race in a time of 5:15.63, which ranks her among the top 25 season performances in Wisconsin to date and places her 6th in school history.

Elsewhere, Malia Lee won the shot put and Jaiah Hopf won the 300 hurdles. Full results are available here.

The Vikings compete at the Greendale Quadrangular on Wednesday, May 19, and host the Carleton Sitz Invitational on Saturday, May 22. The girls team will compete in the morning session.

Results are available here.

Powered by a victory in all six field events and a solid performance on the track also, the girls track & field team won the Red Raider Triangular (which became a five-team meet) at Hart Park on Thursday night.

The Vikings boasted two double winners in the field: Malia Lee captured both the shot put and the discus throw, and Jaiah Hopf won both the triple jump and the long jump (besting her own school record in the long jump with a leap of 19-1.5). In addition, Kayla Wigley won the high jump and Allie Orlowski was the pole vault champ.

On the track, Alyssa Ebeling narrowly pulled out a victory in the 800 and Eva Kuehn won the 3200 with a time that places her 5th in school history.

Full results are available here. The team competes at Muskego on Saturday, May 15.

Results are available here.

The girls varsity track & field team claimed the team title in a closely contested Pre-Prom Party at WLHS on Friday night. The Vikings edged out Muskego for first place, 125-123.

Event winners for Wisco included Malia Lee, who won the shot put with a throw of 33-8.5. Kayla Wigley cleared 5-0 to win the high jump. Eva Kuehn was the champion in the 1600, where her time of 5:20.14 placed her 9th on the school's all-time list. And Jaiah Hopf enjoyed another record-breaking day, claiming the long jump title with a leap of 18-7.75 inches, which set a new meet and stadium record.

Full results are available here. The varsity team competes in a triangular meet at Hart Park on Thursday, May 6.

The girls track and field team opened the season at Franklin on Tuesday night. The Vikings won 5 of the 18 varsity events, led by Jaiah Hopf, who established two new outdoor school records in the first meet of the year. Hopf broke her own school record in winning the triple jump with an effort of 39 feet, 10.5 inches, and followed that up with a record-setting leap of 18-11.5 in the long jump, besting the mark of 18-6 set by Trinity Moore in 2019.

Other event winners included Eva Kuehn in the 1600, Reagan Godager in the high jump, and Malia Lee in the shot put. The team finished in 3rd place with 113.5 points.

Full results are available here. The ladies host the Pre-Prom Party at WLHS on Friday, April 30.