Cardinals Earn Multiple All-Conference Honors at Flyway Meet

The Mayville track and field team wrapped up Flyway Conference competition on Monday, May 19, at Lomira with a strong showing, earning multiple All-Conference honors. The girls' team finished third overall, led by several top finishes across the board, while the boys placed fourth in a highly competitive field.

Leading the way for the Mayville girls was Lydia Case, who earned First Team All-Conference honors by winning the pole vault with a height of 8'6" and capturing the 300m hurdles title in 51.62 seconds. She added Second Team honors in the 100m hurdles, placing second in 17.67. Aubrey Thom also earned Second Team All-Conference with a second-place finish in the 100m dash (13.50) and added third in the 100m hurdles and long jump, earning Honorable Mention in both. The 4x800m relay team of Sidney Davis, Samara Herzog, Destiny Giese, and Mette Genz ran to a Second Team All-Conference finish in 11:19.29. Davis also picked up an Honorable Mention in the 1600m, placing third in 5:56.33. Mette Genz added points with a third-place finish in the 3200m (13:48.34), also earning Honorable Mention.

On the boys' side, Mac Livingston was a standout for the Cardinals, earning First Team All-Conference in the 110m hurdles with a winning time of 16.22 and placing second in both the 300m hurdles (43.31) and pole vault (11’6”), good for Second Team honors in both. The 4x100m relay team of Braxton Wiese, Chase Merritt, Landon Baker, and Joren Schlender also earned Second Team All-Conference, finishing second in 46.03. Chase Merritt added a second-place finish in the 200m (23.48) and third in the 100m, earning Second Team and Honorable Mention, respectively. Joren Schlender claimed Second Team All-Conference in the long jump, placing second with a leap of 20’1.5”. He also took third in the triple jump, earning Honorable Mention. The distance events contributed as well, with Hayden Schabel finishing third in the 3200m for Honorable Mention, and the 4x800m relay team placing third.

Mayville’s performance at conference showed depth and resilience, with numerous athletes stepping up and earning recognition against tough competition.

Girls final team scores 

1. Campbellsport, 167pts.
2. St.Mary’s Springs, 110 pts. 
3. Omro, 99 pts.
4. Laconia, 95 pts.
5. Lomira, 68 pts.
6. Mayville, 58 pts. 
7. Winnebago Lutheran, 57 pts.
8. North Fond du Lac, 41 pts. 

Girls Finals

400m: 8. Allison Schellpfeffer 1:10.10

800m: 6. Samara Herzog 2:47.43

1600m: 4. Sidney Davis 6:05.48

400m Relay: 5. Aubrey Thom, Kaia Harris, Destiny Giese, Olivia Steiner 58.44

1600m Relay: 5. Lydia Case, Sidney Davis, Samara Herzog, Allison Schellpfeffer 4:41.71

100m Hurdle: 5. Lydia Case 17.39

300m Hurdles: 4. Lydia Case 52.23

Pole Vault: 2. Lydia Case, 8’; 5. Destiny Giese 7’; 7. Kaia Harris 6’6”

Triple Jump: 8. Reagan Hardesty 26’1.5”

Boys  final team scores: 

1. Campbellsport, 157 pts.
2. Omro, 143.5 pts.
3. Winnebago Lutheran, 96 pts.
4. Mayville, 90.5 pts.
5. St. Mary’s Springs, 86.5 pts.
6. Laconia, 45 pts.
7. North Fond du Lac, 41 pts.
8. Lomira, 36.5 pts.

Boys Finals

100m: 5. Braxton Wiese 11.34

200m: 5. Chase Merritt 23.53

110m Hurdles: 7. Emerson Mittelstadt 17.31

300m Hurdles: 3. Mac Livingston, 44.17

400m Relay: 2. Braxton Wiese, Chase Merritt, Landon Baker, Joren Schlender, 46.45

800m Relay: 5. Braxton Wiese, Joe Robson, Landon Baker,Jerry Bromley 1:42.26

1600m Relay: 7. Owen Bronecki, Domonick Schuelke, Parker Bangart, Landon Pestka

3200m Relay: 6. Owen Bronecki, Xander Schowalter, Landon Pestka, Domonick Schuelke 9:19.53

Pole Vault:  2. Mac Livingston, 11’ 6”; 4. Emerson Mittelstadt 10’6”; 7. Joe Robson 9’

High Jump: 5. Mac Livingston 5’4”;  8. Emerson Mittelstadt 5’2”

Long Jump:1. Joren Schlender, 20’ 2.25”; 2. Braxton Wiese, 19’ 5.25”

Triple Jump: 2. Joren Schlender, 40’5.25”