Six athletes from the Green Bay area secured individual championships on the second day of the WIAA state track and field meet, including Coleman’s Kolton Peters who set a Division 3 record in the 110-meter hurdles. Notable wins included Pulaski's Keaton Dauk, Kewaunee's Hannah Miller, Marinette's Mason Hofherr, and Oconto Falls' Brady Bursa, making history for their schools. De Pere's Grady Lenn repeated as the D1 1,600 champion, rounding out a successful outing for local competitors at Veterans Memorial Stadium in La Crosse.

By the Numbers
  • Kolton Peters set a Division 3 state record in the 110 hurdles with a time of 15.25 seconds.
  • Hannah Miller became the first girl from Kewaunee to win a state title in the D3 800 with a time of 2:11.62.
  • Grady Lenn finished the D1 1,600 in 4:03.90, adding to his previous day's victory in the 3,200.
  • Brady Bursa won the D2 long jump with a jump of 23 feet, 2 inches, the only jump beyond 23 feet in the competition.
State of Play
  • Six individual champions from the Green Bay area across three divisions.
  • Several athletes achieved personal bests, showcasing a strong competitive spirit.
  • De Pere's Grady Lenn continued a legacy of excellence, marking his second consecutive title in the 1,600.
What's Next

Looking forward, many of these champions will transition to collegiate athletics, which could enhance their skills further. The track program at Kewaunee may also see increased interest and participation following Hannah Miller's historic win. Other local athletes aim to build on their performances for future state competitions.

Bottom Line

This year's WIAA state track and field meet highlighted both individual talent and team legacies, with several athletes breaking records and setting precedents within their programs. The success of Green Bay-area athletes not only underscores their dedication but also raises expectations for future competitions.