Go to Link below for complete FVA FDL Boys Track schedule – stats & standings
http://www.fvasports.net/page/show/1251346-boys-track-and-field
| DATE | TIME | PLACE | TEAM | RESULTS |
| 03/18 | 10:00 AM | AWAY | at INVITE VS MULTI SCHOOLS @ UNIV OF WISCONSIN-STEVENS POINT | 1st |
| 04/01 | 10:00 AM | AWAY | at INVITE VS MULTI SCHOOLS @ U W SHELL | 1st |
| 04/11 | 4:00 PM | HOME | TRIANGULAR VS APPLETON WEST/HORTONVILLE/NEENAH | 1st |
| 04/21 | 4:00 PM | AWAY | at INVITE VS MULTI SCHOOLS @ WEST BEND WEST | 1st |
| 04/25 | 4:00 PM | HOME | QUAD VS APPLETON WEST/OSHKOSH NORTH/OSHKOSH WEST | 1st |
| 04/27 | 4:00 PM | AWAY | at INVITE VS MULTI SCHOOLS @ NORTH FOND DU LAC | |
| 04/29 | 10:00 AM | AWAY | at Marquette Invite @ QUAD ATHLETIC CMPLX | 2nd |
| 05/02 | 4:00 PM | AWAY | at QUAD VS NEENAH/APPLETON EAST/OSHKOSH WEST @ NEENAH | |
| 05/06 | 3:15 PM | AWAY | at INVITE VS MULTI SCHOOLS @ ARROWHEAD | 2nd |
| 05/08 | 4:15 PM | AWAY | at CONFERENCE RELAYS VS MULTI SCHOOLS @ HORTONVILLE | 3rd |
| 05/15 | 3:30 PM | AWAY | at CONFERENCE MEET VS MULTI SCHOOLS @ TITAN STADIUM | 2nd |
Boys Varsity Roster
100 Meter Dash
Trey Halfmann SR
Adam Cudworth SO
200 Meter Dash
Kyle Marcoe SR
Adam Cudworth SO
400 Meter Dash
Luke Curran JR
Noah Tagliapietra SR
800 Meter Run
Noah Tagliapietra SR
Ben Schmitz JR
Hunter Kollmann JR
1600 Meter Run
Noah Tagliapietra SR
Jacob Petrie SO
Henry Hughes FR
3200 Meter Run
Noah Tagliapietra SR
4×800 Meter Relay
Thomas Chaltry SO
Connor Linder JR
Connor Mueller SO
Zach Schmit JR
110 Meter Hurdles
Adam Hopper SO
Ben Viau SO
300 Meter Hurdles
Adam Hopper SO
Ben Viau SO
4×100 Meter Relay
Kyle Marcoe SR
Eddie Negron SR
Joe Kuber SR
Trey Halfmann SR
4×200 Meter Relay
Joe Kuber SR
Eddie Negron SR
Adam Hopper SO
Kylar Nicholson JR
4×400 Meter Relay
Trey Halfmann SR
Kyle Marcoe SR
Zach Schmit JR
Luke Curran JR
4×800 Meter Relay
Thomas Chaltry SO
Conner Linder JR
Connor Mueller SO
Zach Schmit JR
High Jump
Joe Kuber SR
Nick Pieper JR
Pole Vault
Nate Diederich SR
Dylan Sielof SO
Long Jump
Dylan Sielof SO
Eben Sauer SO
Triple Jump
Jared Scheberl SO
Bryce Hicken JR
Shot Put
Andrew Stone SO
Donte Johnson SR
Discus Throw
Andrew Stone SO
Devon Krzanowski SR
Fond du Lac boys track wins regional title
OSHKOSH – The Fond du Lac boys track and field team won the regional title at a WIAA Division 1 regional meet hosted by Oshkosh North at Titan Stadium on Monday evening.
The Fond du Lac boys scored 192 points, easily besting second-place Neenah (103.5).
The top four individual finishers in each event at regionals qualify for Thursday’s sectional meet.
1st > Noah Tagliapietra in the 1,600-meter run (4:39.38), 800-meter run (2:02.11) and 3,200-meter run (9:56.14)
1st > Andrew Stone in the shot put (59-02.00) and discus throw (165-01),
1st > Adam Hopper in the 110-meter hurdles (16.18).
1st > Trey Halfmann in the 200-meter dash (22.58).
1st > 4X200-meter relay team of Carter Adelmeyer, Zach Schmit, Joe Kuber and Eddie Negron (1:31.55)
1st > 4X400-meter relay of Luke Curran, Joe Kuber, Trey Halfmann and Zach Schmit (3:26.67)
1st > 4X800 relay of Hunter Kollmann, Zach Schmit, Kiernan Koepke and Ben Schmitz (8:52.26).
2nd > Peyton Nett in the 110-meter hurdles (16.67)
3rd > Zach Schmitz in the 800-meter run (2:02.77).
3rd > Nate Diederich in the pole vault (13-03.00)
3rd > Kiernan Koepke in the 3,200-meter run (10:04.47).
3rd > 4X100-meter relay team of Eben Sauer, Eddie Negron, Joe Kuber and Adam Cudworth (44.49)
3rd > Cole Seigworth in the high jump (5-08.00) and 4th in the triple jump (40-03.50),
3rd > Eddie Negron in the triple jump (42-00.00) and 4th in the long jump (20-03.25)
4th > Donte Johnson in the shot put (48-07.50)
4th > Devon Krzanowski in the discus throw (139-09).
4th > Jeffrey Heuer Jr. in the 1,600-meter run (4:42.38)
4th > Luke Curran in the 400-meter dash (52.06).
4th > Alex Tam in the pole vault (13-03.00)
Go to link below for complete results of the FVA Conference Meet
http://entries.pttiming.com/system/results/files/18742/original/fva_results.pdf?1494901917
Fond du Lac boys track second at FVA meet
OSHKOSH – The Fond du Lac boys track and field team finished in second place on Monday evening at the Fox Valley Association meet, held at Titan Stadium in Oshkosh.
The Cardinals scored 121.5 points as a unit to come in behind FVA champion Kimberly (203.5).
Fond du Lac’s Noah Tagliapietra won the 1,600-meter run (4:23.27) and was second in the 800-meter run (1:57.59) and 3,200-meter run (9:32.64).
Trey Halfmann won the triple jump (43-03.75) and was second in the 100-meter dash (11.53)
Andrew Stone won the shot put (60-10.00) and was third in the discus throw (164-09).
Nate Diederich tied for second in the pole vault (13-00.00).
Kiernan Koepke was third in the 3,200-meter run (9:43.49).
The 4X800-meter relay team of Hunter Kollmann, Zach Schmit, Koepke and Ben Schmitz was third (8:18.20) .
Fond du Lac boys track 3rd at FVA Relays
HORTONVILLE – The Fond du Lac boys track and field team finished in third place at the Fox Valley Association Relays, hosted by Hortonville on Monday evening.
The Cardinals scored 92 points as a squad, coming in behind Kimberly (122) and Appleton North (111). The Fond du Lac girls scored 59 points to finish fifth. Kimberly (93) also won the girl’s portion of the meet.
In the boys meet, Fond du Lac’s DMR 1,200-400-800-1,600-meter relay team of Ben Schmitz, Hunter Kollmann, Kiernan Koepke and Noah Tagliapietra was first with a time of 10:37.85, while Eddie Negron won the triple jump (41-10.75).
Fond du Lac’s 4X800-meter relay team of Kollmann, Schmitz, Koepke and Tagliapietra was second (8:25.15). Nathan Diederich was second in the pole vault (13-00.00).
Fond du Lac boys place 2nd at Myrhum Invitational
May 6, 2017
Go to link below for complete Myrhum Inv @ Hartland Arrowhead
http://entries.pttiming.com/system/results/files/18551/original/Resultsmmmmm.htm?1494120558
Fondy boys track 2nd at Marquette Invite
MILWAUKEE – The Fond du Lac boys track and field team finished in second place at the Marquette Invitational, hosted by Milwaukee Marquette at Quad Park.
The Cardinals scored 98 points as a unit, coming in behind meet winner Green Bay Preble (115.5).
Fond du Lac’s Kyle Marcoe was first in the 400-meter dash (50.73 seconds), while Noah Tagliapietra won the 800-meter run (1:59.97) and 1,000-meter run (2:35.57).
Andrew Stone was victorious in the shot put (58-00.00) and discus throw (160-01).
The 4X400-meter relay team of Trey Halfmann, Zach Schmit, Luke Curran and Marcoe was second (3:29.99).
Devon Krzanowski took third in the discus (151-03).
Trey Halfmann was fourth in the 100-meter dash, the 4X200-meter relay was fourth and Donte Johnson was fourth in the shot put.
Fond du Lac boys track wins home quad
The Fond du Lac boys track and field team dominated the competition en route to a first-place finish at its home quad on Tuesday.
The Cardinals scored 119 points as a unit, easily besting second-place Oshkosh North (59).
Fond du Lac had a variety of individual winners on Tuesday.
Trey Halfmann won the 100-meter dash (11.38 seconds), while Kyle Marcoe was victorious in the 400-meter dash (51.24).
Meanwhile, Ben Schmitz won the 1,600-meter run (4:46.32) and Adam Hopper was first in the 110-meter hurdles (16.21).
Fond du Lac’s 4X100-meter relay team of Eben Sauer, Eddie Negron, Joe Kuber and Adam Cudworth was first (44.53), as was the 4X400-meter relay of Halfmann, Zach Schmit, Luke Curran and Marcoe (3:33.68).
The 4X800-meter relay of Brice Mitchell, Schmit, Connor Linder and Hunter Kollmann won as well (9:12.97).
Alex Tam tied for the first in the pole vault (12-06.00), Zach Walljasper won the long jump (19-10.50) and Cole Seigworth was victorious in the triple jump (39-07.50).
Andrew Stone won both the shot put (60-09.25) and discus throw (165-07).
Fond du Lac boys track and field team first-place finish @ West Bend
Spartan Invite: The Fond du Lac boys track and field team dominated the competition en route to a first-place finish at an invitational hosted by West Bend West.
The Cardinals scored 146 points as a squad to easily best second-place Mequon Homestead (72).
Fond du Lac’s Trey Halfmann won the 200-meter dash (22.30), while Noah Tagliapietra won the 3,200-meter run (9:16.64) — breaking the school record in the process.
The 4X400-meter relay team of Halfmann, Zach Schmit, Luke Curran and Kyle Marcoe was first (3:28.12), as was the 4X800-meter relay of Hunter Kollmann, Schmit, Ben Schmitz and Tagliapietra (8:19.93).
Andrew Stone was victorious in the shot put (59-03.00) and discus throw (163-04).
Marcoe was second in the 400-meter dash and Curran took third. Kiernan Koepke was third in the 1,600-meter run and Adam Hopper took third in the 110-meter hurdles.
The 4X100-meter relay was third, as was the 4X200-meter relay. Devon Krzanowski was third in the discus and Eddie Negron took second in the triple jump and third in the long jump.
Senior Spotlight | Noah Tagliapietra among state’s best
FOND DU LAC – For someone considered among the best high school distance runners in the state, Noah Tagliapietra’s career is basically in its infant stages.
Tagliapietra, now in his senior season on the Fond du Lac boys track and field team, only joined the sport as a sophomore.
This past fall, Tagliapietra ran cross country for the first time.
Most distance runners, especially elite ones, have been doing it for years and years. It takes time to build up endurance. Developing your body — through a good diet and miles upon miles of running — is not a quick process.
The fact that Tagliapietra is at this point despite only being a competitive runner for about two years is astounding.
Now, it’s not like he entered the sport having no experience as a distance runner. Tagliapietra had been playing soccer since a young age and while that’s not a sport solely dedicated to running, it’s about as close as you can get.
But his rise to the upper echelon of distance runners has been dramatic.
So, what is it about Tagliapietra that makes him so good?
“People always ask me that,” Fond du Lac boys track and field coach Kevin Braun said. “He’s a ball of energy. He’s nonstop once he gets going and the faster he runs, it just seems that’s what drives him. He just wants to get faster and faster all the time.”
There wasn’t any crazy inspiration for Tagliapietra’s dive into competitive distance running at the high school level. The winter of his sophomore year, he heard about a meeting for the track team and decided to join.
While he had injury problems during his first season, he really came into his own last spring as a junior.
Qualifying for the 2016 WIAA Division 1 state track and field meet in the 1,600- and 3,200-meter runs, Tagliapietra established himself as a force to be reckoned with this past June in La Crosse.
He finished 16th at state in the 1,600 with a time of 4:24.47 and was 12th in the 3,200 with a time of 9:31.09.
With an obviously bright future in distance running, Tagliapietra had to make a tough decision in the fall — continue with soccer or join cross country. Ultimately he made a choice that would best help his running career, joining the cross team for his senior year.
“It was tough, but at the end of the day I kind of figured I’d do what was best for me and it’s paid off,” Tagliapietra said. “I really don’t have any regrets about it.”
That said, it wasn’t necessarily an easy transition for Tagliapietra into cross country. Sure, he had experience from track that helped him, but it’s a whole new ballgame running longer distances, up hills, on grass and against a mass of other competitors.
“It was tough,” he said. “With track, you want to get out there and go because they’re shorter. I think my first race (in cross country), I raced the first mile and I was just done. They’re similar in that it’s running, but they’re two totally different — it sounds funny — but they’re different sports.”
It certainly didn’t take Tagliapietra long to get the hang of cross country, as he finished first at a Division 1 sectional meet to qualify for state and then took 22nd overall out of 189 runners at the WIAA Division 1 state cross country meet in October in Wisconsin Rapids, finishing with a time of 16:21.25.
He’s hoping his experience in cross country will help propel him this spring during track. Tagliapietra has already had a bunch of success to start the 2017 season — taking first place at a number of outdoor and indoor meets, while finishing second in both the 800- and 1,600-meter runs at the prestigious Wisconsin Track and Field Indoor State Championships at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater.
“Any time you can race, you get better at it,” he said. “You get 10 more races over the cross season, those will help me in track and the different experiences I was in, it will pay off.”
Next year, Tagliapietra will be heading to the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee to run cross country and track at the NCAA Division I level for the Panthers — something that seemed almost inconceivable not that long ago.
“If you would have told me I’d be a DI athlete, I would have asked ‘What sport?’” Tagliapietra said with a smile. “It came out of nowhere and I’m really blessed. I have a lot of people to thank and it’s just been really great.”
Braun said he’ll miss the leadership and positive energy Tagliapietra has brought to the team in his three short years with the squad and has had a positive impact on the Cardinals as a whole.
“He’s a great leader to have on the team,” Braun said. “All the guys like him. He’s got great energy. When you feel down, he’ll just grab you and pick you right back up and get you running again.”
Go to link below for complete results for the Kimberly Triangular
http://entries.pttiming.com/system/results/files/17939/original/resultskimberly.pdf?1491962122
Sophomore Andrew Stone broke the school record in the shot put at the Kimberly Triangular on Tuesday. Andrew’s record breaking throw of 62′ 4.5″ – breaking the old record by Rick Koeck in 1971 with a throw of 60′ 7 1/4″. Congratulations Andrew Stone !!
The Fond du Lac boys track and field team finished second at a triangular hosted by Kimberly.
The Cardinals scored 61 points as a unit. Kimberly won the meet with 86 points. The Fond du Lac girls scored 24 points to finish third behind meet winner Kimberly (83.5).
Fond du Lac’s Trey Halfmann was victorious in the 100-meter dash (11.29 seconds), while Adam Hopper won the 110-meter hurdles (17.13).
The 4X100-meter relay team of Kyle Marcoe, Eddie Negron, Joe Kuber and Halfmann placed first (44.43), as did the 4X400-meter relay of Halfmann, Zach Schmit, Luke Curran and Marcoe (3:28.82).
Second-place finishers included: Kyle Marcoe (200), Luke Curran (400), Ben Schmitz (800), Hopper (300 hurdles), 4X200 relay, Dylan Sielof (long jump) and Andrew Stone (shot put, discus throw).
On the girls side, Fond du Lac’s Nicole Lord finished second in the 100-meter dash and long jump, while Ally Gietzel was second in the 200-meter dash and 400-meter dash.
Wisconsin Track and Field State Indoor Championships
Kyle Marcoe paced the Fond du Lac boys track and field team at the Wisconsin Track and Field State Indoor Championships held at UW-Whitewater, winning the 400-meter dash with a time of 51.30 seconds.
The 4X400-meter relay of Trey Halfmann, Zach Schmidt, Luke Curran and Marcoe was also victorious (3:27.15).
Noah Tagliapietra was second in the 800-meter run (1:58.43) and 1,600-meter run (4:23.18). Ben Stone was second in the shot put (59-04.75).
The 4X200-meter relay team of Adam Hopper, Joe Kuber, Zach Schmidt and Halfmann was fifth (1:34.36).
Donte Johnson was fifth in the shot put (52-05.50) and Colton Wasieleski was 13th (48-10.50).
Meanwhile, Halfmann was seventh in the 55-meter dash (6.67) and Kuber tied for eighth in the high jump (5-10.00)
Eddie Negron took 10th in the long jump (20-07.75), while Luke Curran was 16th in the 400-meter dash (53.14) and Nate Diederich was 14th in the pole vault (12-06.00).
Fondy boys win Madison West Relays
MADISON – The Fond du Lac boys track and field team finished in first place at the Madison West Relays (Class B) at Camp Randall Sports Complex.
The Cardinals scored 79 points as a team to win the meet, beating out second-place Waukesha Catholic Memorial (67.25).
Noah Tagliapietra paced Fond du Lac by taking first place in the 3,200-meter run with a time of 9 minutes, 32.17 seconds, while Andrew Stone was first in the shot put (59-01.75).
Trey Halfmann finished third in the 55-meter dash (6.70), while Adam Cudworth was seventh (6.83). Luke Curran took third in the 400-meter dash (52.96) and Kiernan Koepke was sixth in the 1,600-meter run (4:47.84).
Peyton Nett was seventh in the 55-meter hurdles (8.47).
The 4X100-meter relay team of Levi Burns, Adam Hopper, Joe Kuber and Cudworth was second (45.97), while the 4X200-meter relay team of Burns, Zach Schmidt, Hopper and Alex Balthazor was third (1:36.73).
The 4X400-meter relay of Halfmann, Schmidt, Curran and Hunter Kollmann was second (3:32.62). The 4X800-meter relay of Tagliapietra, Kollmann, Jeffrey Heuer and Ben Schmitz was third (8:34.35).
Alex Tam was third in the pole vault (11-06.00), while Kuber was seventh in the high jump (J5-08.00). Devon Krzanowski was sixth in the shot put (48-08.75).
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