July 23, 2014 at 2:10 p.m.
FRHS girls finish in first (04/12/08)
FRHS track
FRHS girls finish in first (04/12/08)
FORT RECOVERY - Tied with their conference rival with two events to go, the Indian girls came through.
Tina Roessner and Alexis Sutter combined to take first and third in the 3,200-meter relay, and Fort Recovery took second in the 4x400 relay to win as hosts of a five-team meet Friday night.
The Tribe girls track team scored 124.5 points, beating out the Parkway Panthers (111.5) while Tri-County North (52) was a distant third.
Adam Steinbrunner and Mark Mattraw each won an event for the boys team, which was second at the meet with 84 points. Parkway took the victory with 135, and Upper Scioto Valley was third with 57.
Roessner, a junior, was the lone double winner on the evening for Fort Recovery, dominating the distance events.
She led a one-two Tribe finish in the 1,600 run, posting a time of 6-minutes, 4.1 seconds. Abby Huelskamp was second for the Indians in 6:13.4
Roessner then teamed with Sutter to put Fort Recovery in control late. She won by more than 50 seconds in 12:23.3, and Sutter was third with a time of 13:57.3.
She also teamed with Sutter, Huelskamp and Abby Sudhoff to win the 4x800 relay in 11:43.
Freshman Holly Brunswick, a triple winner in each of her first two career meets, won one event and was the runner-up in two more Friday. Her victory came in the long jump, where she was the only athlete to clear the bar at 5 feet.
Brunswick placed second in the 100 hurdles (17.9 seconds) and the long jump (13 feet, 9 inches).
Huelskamp and Anne Koesters turned in the other Tribe victories.
Koesters paced a one-two-three effort in the shot put as she was first at 32 feet, 4 inches followed by Barbie Link (30 feet, 4 inches) and Jessica Link (29 feet, 8 inches).
She was also the discus runner up with a distance of 93 feet, 7 inches.
Huelskamp's victory came in the 800 run by just seven tenths of a second over Jackson Center's Beth Zimpfer with a time of 2:42.1.
Adam Steinbrunner match Brunswick's win in the high jump, taking the boys event at 5 feet, 8 inches. He was the runner-up in the 1,600 run by less than two seconds at 5:18.7.
Mattraw had a solid day in the throws, winning the discus with a toss of 119 feet, 1 inch. He finished second in the shot put at 39 feet, 2 inches.
Marissa Brunswick added a runner-up finish for the Fort Recovery girls in the 200 dash in 29.9. Other third place efforts came from Amber Heitkamp (300 hurdles), Jessica Link (discus) and Beth Muhlenkamp (high jump).
With his specialty, the pole vault, canceled because of high winds, Matt Vagedes still finished in the top three in three other events. He was the runner up in both the 100-meter dash, in which he tied with teammate Michael Trobridge in 12.7, and the long jump (18 feet, 8ΒΌ inches). His third-place effort came in the 200 dash at 25.1.
Michael Cotterman finished second in the 110 hurdles, and was third in the 300 hurdles in 50.6.[[In-content Ad]]
Tina Roessner and Alexis Sutter combined to take first and third in the 3,200-meter relay, and Fort Recovery took second in the 4x400 relay to win as hosts of a five-team meet Friday night.
The Tribe girls track team scored 124.5 points, beating out the Parkway Panthers (111.5) while Tri-County North (52) was a distant third.
Adam Steinbrunner and Mark Mattraw each won an event for the boys team, which was second at the meet with 84 points. Parkway took the victory with 135, and Upper Scioto Valley was third with 57.
Roessner, a junior, was the lone double winner on the evening for Fort Recovery, dominating the distance events.
She led a one-two Tribe finish in the 1,600 run, posting a time of 6-minutes, 4.1 seconds. Abby Huelskamp was second for the Indians in 6:13.4
Roessner then teamed with Sutter to put Fort Recovery in control late. She won by more than 50 seconds in 12:23.3, and Sutter was third with a time of 13:57.3.
She also teamed with Sutter, Huelskamp and Abby Sudhoff to win the 4x800 relay in 11:43.
Freshman Holly Brunswick, a triple winner in each of her first two career meets, won one event and was the runner-up in two more Friday. Her victory came in the long jump, where she was the only athlete to clear the bar at 5 feet.
Brunswick placed second in the 100 hurdles (17.9 seconds) and the long jump (13 feet, 9 inches).
Huelskamp and Anne Koesters turned in the other Tribe victories.
Koesters paced a one-two-three effort in the shot put as she was first at 32 feet, 4 inches followed by Barbie Link (30 feet, 4 inches) and Jessica Link (29 feet, 8 inches).
She was also the discus runner up with a distance of 93 feet, 7 inches.
Huelskamp's victory came in the 800 run by just seven tenths of a second over Jackson Center's Beth Zimpfer with a time of 2:42.1.
Adam Steinbrunner match Brunswick's win in the high jump, taking the boys event at 5 feet, 8 inches. He was the runner-up in the 1,600 run by less than two seconds at 5:18.7.
Mattraw had a solid day in the throws, winning the discus with a toss of 119 feet, 1 inch. He finished second in the shot put at 39 feet, 2 inches.
Marissa Brunswick added a runner-up finish for the Fort Recovery girls in the 200 dash in 29.9. Other third place efforts came from Amber Heitkamp (300 hurdles), Jessica Link (discus) and Beth Muhlenkamp (high jump).
With his specialty, the pole vault, canceled because of high winds, Matt Vagedes still finished in the top three in three other events. He was the runner up in both the 100-meter dash, in which he tied with teammate Michael Trobridge in 12.7, and the long jump (18 feet, 8ΒΌ inches). His third-place effort came in the 200 dash at 25.1.
Michael Cotterman finished second in the 110 hurdles, and was third in the 300 hurdles in 50.6.[[In-content Ad]]
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