The Wittenberg-Birnamwood girls won 12 of 16 events on their way to a first-place finish at an indoor track and field meet Monday in Antigo.
Witt-Birn easily outdistanced its competition with 160 points. Antigo (75) took second, followed by Marion (23), Gresham/Bowler (19) and Menominee Indian (17).
Menominee Indian’s Ania Smith threw 41-6 1/2 in the shot put, breaking the record she set two weeks ago at Northland Pines by three feet.
Micah Nier and Mikayla King each won two events for Witt-Birn. Nier won the triple jump, going 32-8 1/2, and won the high jump with a 4-1 leap. King took firsts in the 800 run, with a time of 2:54.15, and the 3,200 run, with a time of 6:10.11. Nier and King also joined Taylor Nier and Erica White Eagle to win the 12-lap relay in 4:13.12.
Mikayla Hartman won the 45 dash with a time of 6.91 and teamed up with Abby Kapitz, Danica Wendler and Amanda Muscha to win the 4-lap relay, in 1:15.42, and the 8-lap relay, in 2:35.48.
Kapitz, Taylor Nier, Alexis Balliett and Nikki Mahan finished the 4x800 relay in 10:08.98 to win that event.
Also taking firsts for Wittenberg-Birnamwood were Kendra Stolz (45 hurdles, 8:61), Balliett (3,200, 14:10.46) and Wendler (long jump, 14-9).