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Webster Area girls track and field athletes hold up their end of season awards. From left Callie Shoemaker was awarded most improved, Katie Braun was awarded hardest worker, most valuable field events and the Ashley Charron award for most valuable overall, Brooke Grajczyk was awarded most valuable runner. Reporter & Farmer | subscriber snapshot

Webster Area girls track and field athletes hold up their end of season awards. From left Callie Shoemaker was awarded most improved, Katie Braun was awarded hardest worker, most valuable field events and the Ashley Charron award for most valuable overall, Brooke Grajczyk was awarded most valuable runner. Reporter & Farmer | subscriber snapshot

Webster girls track and field awards

Landon Linde hops towards the potato-sack race finish line in the wrestling room during Webster Area School’s field day May 16. The field day was held indoors because of inclement weather. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee

Landon Linde hops towards the potato-sack race finish line in the wrestling room during Webster Area School’s field day May 16. The field day was held indoors because of inclement weather. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee

WAS Elementary field and track day

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Webster Area Middle and High School released the fourth quarter honor rolls

12th – Mason Aadland, Katie Braun, Allison Case, Martin Dorsett, Michael Dorsett, Carrington Hanson, Harley Johnson, Blaize Larson, Tate Mammenga, Addison Matthews, Seth Mead, Erin Sannes, Ethan Schlotte, Abby Vander Linden, Lydia Vogl, Isaac Zacher.11th – Madison Block, Tevin Howder, Lukas...
Kenley Grewe poses with her pole May 19. Grewe broke the Webster High School girls record in the pole vault with a height of 9’10” May 15 leaping over the previous mark of 9’9” which had stood for 26 years. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee

Kenley Grewe poses with her pole May 19. Grewe broke the Webster High School girls record in the pole vault with a height of 9’10” May 15 leaping over the previous mark of 9’9” which had stood for 26 years. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee

Sophomore breaks Webster school’s long-standing pole vault record

After tying Webster High School’s 26-year-old girls pole vault record on May 9, Webster Area High School sophomore Kenley Grewe took only six more days to claim the record for herself breaking the long-standing 9’9” record height with a vault of 9’10” May 15.Grewe has been vaulting for four years...
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Waubay/Summit track compete at Sisseton

Waubay/Summit varsity track competed in Sisseton at the Twilight Meet May 9.Boys100 meters: Tigh Gaikowski 11.92 eighth, Witten Butler 12.74 21st, Krew Gaikowski 13.06 24th, Bo Berger 13.32 28th.200 meters: Cooper Ebsen 27.38 21st, Sher Khan27.64 24th, Christian Edwards 28.63 27th, Grady Rumpza...
Sarah Zubke flies over the bar during a high jump attempt at the Al Sahli Invite in Aberdeen May 9. Zubke placed seventh clearing a height of 4’7”. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber snapshot

Sarah Zubke flies over the bar during a high jump attempt at the Al Sahli Invite in Aberdeen May 9. Zubke placed seventh clearing a height of 4’7”. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber snapshot

Webster track and field has school record tied

According to a report from Webster track and field coach Bill Sawinsky Kenley Grewe tied the school record in the pole vault with a height of9’9” in the Al Sahli Invite May 9 at Swisher Field in Aberdeen.
Webster varsity golf medal winners show off their hardware after the NEC golf tournament in Arlington May 9. From left to right: Thomas Kuecker, Ian Lesnar, Michael Dorsett, Mia Coester, Bailee Ninke, Blaize Amdahl, Seth Lesnar, and coach Tim Lesnar. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber snapshot

Webster varsity golf medal winners show off their hardware after the NEC golf tournament in Arlington May 9. From left to right: Thomas Kuecker, Ian Lesnar, Michael Dorsett, Mia Coester, Bailee Ninke, Blaize Amdahl, Seth Lesnar, and coach Tim Lesnar. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber snapshot

Webster golf attends multiple tournaments

Webster Area varsity golf came out swinging for the NEC golf tournament at the Lake Region course in Arlington May 9.Coach Tim Lesnar said the tournament was a strong showing from both Seth Lesnar and Mia Coester. “Seth came out strong and was hovering around par all day.