The Powell Middle School girls’ track and field teams earned another team win in Lovell, as the seventh grade girls won by 71.5 points and the eighth grade girls won by 57.5 — with several school records falling over the past couple of meets.

Maci MaGill led the way for the seventh grade girls’ team, getting all three of the wins that the Cubs recorded in Lovell.

She swept the sprinting events, winning the 100 meter dash in 13.51 seconds, the 200 meters in 28.13 seconds and the 400 meters in 1 minute, 4.79 seconds.

In addition to MaGill the Cubs recorded a number of top five placements, including Autumn Kleinfeldt who took second in the 100 meters (13.82), 200 meters (28.77) and pole vault clearing 7 feet, 6 inches; Aubree Kraft took second in the 800 meters (2:32.76) and 1600 meters (5:42.81); Finley Franklin placed second in the 200 meter hurdles (33.97), fourth in the high jump (4-0) and tied for fourth in the pole vault (6-6); Teagan Gillett was second in the triple jump (29-4 1/2); Charlee Muecke took second in the shot put (24-5 1/2) and discus (64-4); Ryleigh Hutzenbieler took third in the 400 meters (1:06.9) and fifth in the high jump (3-10); Callie Foos was third in the 800 meters (2:57.23); Kimber Allan was third in the triple jump (29-4 1/4); Beth Black was fourth in the 800 meters (2:58.15) and fifth in the 1600 meters (6:37.41); MaGill took fourth in the triple jump (28-7 1/2) and Tabbetha Turner was fourth in the shot put (23-9).

Three school records were broken or matched for the seventh graders, as Kraft set new marks in the 1600 meters and 800 meters while Kleinfeldt tied the school record in the pole vault.

“The girls’ distance runners, their consistent spirit elevates the entire team,” coach Amanda Haney said. “Week after week, these girls have demonstrated their dedication and talent. Their success is not simply about speed; it’s a testament to their strategic racing, mental toughness and commitment. Their ability to push each other in workouts translates directly to their strong performances on race day. It is what helps them break records and/or earn a personal record week after week.”

As a team the Cubs earned 187.5 points, finishing with a comfortable win over second place Cody by 71.5 points.

The eighth grade girls had an equally strong day in Lovell, winning more events than the seventh grade team.

Lucy Ostermiller won the 100 meter dash (13.48), 200 meters (28.04) and 200 meter hurdles (31); Lynea Christensen won the 400 meters (1:03.52); Anyston Keller won the 1600 meters (5:42.39) and Keylyn Knuth won the high jump (4-10). The Cubs also took the top spot in a relay, winning the 4x400 with a time of 4:47.56. That team consisted of Christensen, Brooklyn Kyniston, Keller and Kara Sanders.

Powell also earned a number of top five finishes, as Addie Gillett finished second in the 400 meters (1:05.72); Sanders took second in the 800 meters (2:41.41) and third in the 400 meters (1:06) and triple jump (30-6 1/2); Ostermiller was second in the long jump (14-6 1/2); Keller was third in the 800 meters (2:46.14); Christensen tied for third in the high jump (4-2) and took fourth in the 800 meters (2:47.11); Kaytlee George took fourth in the 200 meters (29.13) and the 400 meters (1:06.86); Breiyah Bonander took fourth in the shot put (24-7 1/2); Ivy Lennon was fourth in the discus (66-8); Knuth was fifth in the 200 meters (29.31) and Meredyth Giltner placed fifth in the shot put (24-2 1/2).

Haney said that Ostermiller’s previous long jump performance in the Powell home meet on April 26 proved to be a record breaker, when she leaped 15-5.

The eighth graders finished with 167.5 points, winning by 57.5 over second placed Lovell.

The Cubs head to Worland for the Yellowstone Conference meet on Saturday.

“Looking ahead to the conference meet, the girls aim to carry their season’s momentum by focusing on the same principles that have brought them success,” Haney said. “The coaching staff emphasizes the importance of maintaining their mental focus, trusting their training and continuing to support one another. The strong team dynamic and the confidence built through consistent achievement will be crucial as they face tough competition.”

After the conference meet, athletes who have qualified for the Best of the Best meet will head to Lander on Tuesday for that competition.

LOVELL INVITE

* Denotes Best of the Best qualifying mark

SEVENTH GRADE

Team scores — 1. Powell 187.5, 2. Cody 116, 3. Burlington 92, 4. Lovell 74.5, 5. Greybull 42, 6. Ten Sleep 17, 7. Rocky Mountain 15, 8. Riverside 13, 9. Shoshoni 4, 10. Meeteetse 3

100 meter dash — 1. Maci MaGill 13.51*, 2. Autumn Kleinfeldt 13.82*, 10. Kimber Allan 14.42, 14. Karen Richmond 14.75, 21. Iyla Whitlock 15.74

200 meters — 1. Maci MaGill 28.13*, 2. Autumn Kleinfeldt 28.77*, 6. Kimber Allan 29.8*, 7. Ryleigh Hutzenbieler 30.16*, 12. Teagan Gillette 32.17

400 meters — 1. Maci MaGill 1:04.79*, 2. Aubree Kraft 1:05.83*, 3. Ryleigh Hutzenbieler 1:06.9*, 6. Karen Richmond 1:14.87, 9. Iyla Whitlock 1:16.43

800 meters — 2. Aubree Kraft 2:32.76*, 3. Callie Foos 2:57.23, 4. Beth Black 2:58.15, 7. Jersee Erickson 2:59.66, 8. Sophie Villanueva 3:01.12

1600 meters — 2. Aubree Kraft 5:42.81*, 5. Beth Black 6:37.41, 6. Callie Foos 6:37.65, 6. Abby Curdy 6:50.43

100 meter hurdles — 7. Finley Franklin 19.66*

200 meter hurdles — 2. Finley Franklin 33.97*, 7. Jersee Erickson 35.95

High jump — 4. Finley Franklin 4-0, 5. Ryleigh Hutzenbieler 3-10

Pole vault — 2. Autumn Kleinfeldt 7-6*, T4. Finley Franklin 6-6*, T9. Iyla Whitlock and Jersee Erickson 5-0

Long jump — 7. Karen Richmond 12-3, 13. Ryleigh Hutzenbieler 11-4, 15. Abby Curdy 10-11, 18. Grace McIntosh 10-9 3/4, 19. Beth Black 10-8

Triple jump — 2. Teagan Gillett 29-4 1/2*, 3. Kimber Allan 29-4 1/4*, 4. Maci MaGill 28-7 1/2*, 6. Autumn Kleinfeldt 28-0 3/4*, 9. Jersee Erickson 25-7 1/2

Shot put — 2. Charlee Muecke 24-5 1/2*, 4. Tabbetha Turner 23-9*, 12. Audrey Hultgren 18-2, 13. Juliana Mena 17-9, 17. Miranda Bustamante 13-4

Discus — 2. Charlee Muecke 64-4*, 7. Tabbetha Turner 50-10, 10. Audrey Hultgren 46-4 1/2, 11. Juliana Mena 45-11 1/2, 15. Miranda Bustamante 29-9 1/2

EIGHTH GRADE

Team scores — 1. Powell 167.5, 2. Lovell 110, 3. Burlington 63.5, 4. Cody 60.5, 5. Greybull 29, 6. Meeteetse 28, 7. Ten Sleep 26, 8. Rocky Mountain 24.5, 9. Riverside 19, 10. Shoshoni 4

100 meter dash — 1. Lucy Ostermiller 13.48*, 7. Anh Trinh 14.81, 12. Avery LeBlanc 15.12, 14. Darby McKee 15.76

200 meters — 1. Lucy Ostermiller 28.04*, 4. Kaytlee George 29.13*, 5. Keylyn Knuth 29.31*, 7. Addie Gillett 29.85, 9. Brooklyn Kyniston 30.64

400 meters — 1. Lynea Christensen 1:03.52*, 2. Addie Gillett 1:05.72*, 3. Kara Sanders 1:06*, 4. Kaytlee George 1:06.86*, 6. Brooklyn Kyniston 1:07.81*

800 meters — 2. Kara Sanders 2:41.41*, 3. Anyston Keller 2:46.14*, 4. Lynea Christensen 2:47.11*, 7. Bentley Streeter 2:51.09

1600 meters — 1. Anyston Keller 5:42.39*

100 meter hurdles — 8. Keylyn Knuth 19.78*, 10. Darby McKee 20.84, 12. Ivy Lennon 22.07

200 meter hurdles — 1. Lucy Ostermiller 31*, 8. Darby McKee 36.2, 9. Anh Trinh 37.15, 12. Ivy Lennon 40.47

4x400 relay — 1. Lynea Christensen, Brooklyn Kyniston, Anyston Keller and Kara Sanders 4:47.56

High jump — 1. Keylyn Knuth 4-10*, T3. Lynea Christensen 4-2

Long jump — 2. Lucy Ostermiller 14-6 1/2*, 7. Kaytlee George 13-7*, 11. Avery LeBlanc 12-11, T14. Anh Trinh and Addie Gillett 12-8

Triple jump — 3. Kara Sanders 30-6 1/2*, 6. Avery LeBlanc 29-0*, 8. Keylyn Knuth 28-8*, 10. Addie Gillett 27-7*

Shot put — 4. Breiyah Bonander 24-7 1/2, 5. Meredyth Giltner 24-2 1/2, 9. Macey Davison 21-9, 10. McKenzie Moger 21-0, 11. Autumn Allred 20-11 3/4

Discus — 4. Ivy Lennon 66-8*, 9. Breiyah Bonander 58-5, 12. McKenzie Moger 55-8, 13. Macey Davison 55-5