Delta's Kendall Holweg won three titles for the Ladycats, becoming the first female athlete from her school to claim a state track title.
She took first in the 100 (12.54), 200 (26.59) and 300-meter hurdles (47.30) and was a runner-up finish away in the long jump from joining Buggs-Tipton with four titles.
Delta senior Kendal Holweg scored 38 points, winning the 100, 200, 300-hurdles, and took 2nd in the long jump
In fact, the school had only one other state champion in the sport: John Foster, who won two titles in 1966. Her showing also helped the Ladycats bring home the school's first-ever trophy, taking third place with 38 points, to take third place.
Two athletes won two titles each. Jasper freshman Crystal Smith took first in the high jump on Friday and then won the 100-meter hurdles on Saturday. Adrien Martens of St. Paul Lutheran (Concordia) won the 1,600- and 3,200-meter runs.
Jasper freshman Crystal Smith won the high jump, 100-hurdles, 2nd in the 200 and 12th in the 300-hurdles
St. Paul Lutheran (Concordia) won the 1600 and 3200, was 2nd in the 800, and placed 8th in the high jump
The East Atchison - referred to as Tarkio by MSHSAA - won the 4x400 and 4x800-meter relays, winning the first race and the last Class 1 Girls race of the day Saturday. Sophia Martin, Grace Oswald and Tommi Martin were on each of the relays for the Wolves, joined by Claire Martin and Elizabeth Schlueter.
The Tarkio/East Atchison girls claimed the 4x400 and 4x800 titles en route to a 4th-place team finish