VOLLEYBALL
Eagles 4th at Marion tourney
Menominee Indian won just one match of a round-robin tournament Friday, putting the Eagles in fourth place of a six-team invitational in Marion.
The Eagles (1-4) were paced by Jalen Corn’s attack in the front row and Elizabeth Corn’s steady passing from the back row.
Menominee Indian won the first set of each match, but fell in each of its first four matches of the day.
CROSS-COUNTRY
Hawks open their season in Appleton
Junior Chase Lhotka led Shawano with a 22nd-place finish Friday at the Appleton Terror Invite at Winagamie Golf Course.
Lhotka finished the course in 18 minutes and 53 seconds. Griffin Bohm and Brandon came across the line together just over 19 minutes into the race for 28th and 29th place, respectively. Ben Carroll (20:05) and Karsten Anderson (20:24) finished out the scoring for Shawano, which took ninth place.
Kimberly won the boys meet with four top-10 runners.
Shawano’s girls team placed 12th and was paced by Alice Hoffman, who finished 37th in 23:44.
Madeline Hanson, Sarah Mente and Caitlin Daniel finished together as the 66th through 68th runners to cross the finish line, respectively. Makayla Stoddart finished in 71st.
Kimberly won the girls meet. Xavier’s Annie Higgins posted the best time, 19:49.
Clintonville girls win Standing Rocks meet
Senior Kara Pyatskowit led from start to finish, setting a course record at the Standing Rocks Invite in Stevens Point on Friday.
Pyatskowit’s time of 19 minutes and 19 seconds was more than a second better than runner-up Erika Kisting of Iola-Scandinavia.
Clintonville’s Taylor Young took 11th, Elly Arndt took 12th, freshman Autumn Hohn finished 14th and Madison Hohn took 16th to help the Truckers win the team title for the second consecutive year.
In the boys race, freshman Isaac Pyatskowit finished fifth and senior Trent Marheine placed ninth.