We had a good weekend at East. We were sharing kids back and forth with our FFA program, so we didn’t have a full squad. The kids that competed did well against some very good competition.”

Coach Jeff Fullmer

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Senior Kannon Tippetts runs his leg of the 1600-meter sprint medley relay at Cheyenne East on April 11. Tippetts and his teammates placed sixth in the event while Tippetts went on to clinch seventh in the 400-meters.

By Robert Galbreath

rgalbreath@torringtontelegram.com

CHEYENNE – A reduced Southeast High School track team showed up and represented against tough 3A and 4A competition at the 2025 Okie Blanchard Invite hosted by Cheyenne East on Friday, April 11.

The Lady Cyclones finished eighth as a team out of 12 schools with 21 points while the boys placed 11th with seven points.

“We had a good weekend at East,” coach Jeff Fullmer said. “We were sharing kids back and forth with our FFA program, so we didn’t have a full squad. The kids that competed did well against some very good competition. The girls are getting close to mid-season form and our times are starting to improve and distances and heights are moving up.”

The five boys representing Southeast also posted strong performances.

“It was good to have a warm, nice day for a track meet – finally,” boys’ coach Jeff Logsdon said. “Freshman Cole Tregemba keeps getting better every time he stops on the track, along with sophomore Connor Coxbill. We’re working through some injuries right now on a few kids, but I expect them to bounce back and have some really good times and distances.”

Girls top eight medalists

In throwing events, sophomore Haylee Eckwall advanced to the No. 5 spot on the shot-put leaderboard, hitting a mark of 36 feet, 7 inches.

Junior Kaycee Kosmicki pulled into fifth place in the 800-meters, clocking in at 2 minutes, 32.53 seconds.

Timing the 200-meters in at 27.83 seconds, sophomore Bailey Mehling garnered sixth place in the event. Mehling went on to place eighth in the triple jump with a mark of 32-00 ½.

Freshman Meaghan Hooper took eighth place in the high jump, clearing 4-09.

The 1600-meter sprint medley team of senior Angie Logsdon, freshman Kaylee Moats, Mehling and Kosmicki clinched bronze, posting a time of 4:42.06.

Hooper, freshman Avery Tighe, junior Molly Hasbargen and Moats placed seventh in the 4x100-meter relay at 56.19 seconds.

Boys top eight

Senior Kannon Tippetts battled his way to seventh place in the 400-meters, timing in at 54.25 seconds.

Tregemba snagged seventh place in the 3200-meters with a time of 11:11.95.

The 1600-sprint medley relay team – junior Liam Haas, sophomore Trevor Jolovich, Coxbill and Tippetts – took sixth place, reaching the finish line in 4:06.17.

Additional results – girls

• 100-meters: Hasbargen in 26th place at 14.67 seconds and Moats 28th at 15.00 seconds.

• 200-meters: Hasbargen in 18th place at 30.32 seconds, Logsdon 19th at 30.93 and Tighe 21st at 32.01.

• 800-meeters: Liz Boche in 16th place at 2:59.67 and Keana Llewellyn 17th at 2:59.77.

• 1600-meters: Boche in 12th place at 6:46.72 and Anna Hartman 15th at 7:28.73.

• Triple jump: Logsdon in 10th place at 31-08.

• Pole vault: Logsdon in 12th place at 8-00.

• Discus: Hadley Leithead in ninth place at 98-05, Brooklyn Leithead 10th at 93-04 and Briley Leithead 25th place at 73-04.

• Shot put: Brooklyn Leithead in 21st place at 27-02, Briley Leithead 25th at 25-07 and Hadley Leithead 31st at 23-10.

Additional results – boys

• 100-meters: Haas in 29th place at 12.51 seconds.

• 400-meters: Jolovich in 19th place at 1:01.90.

• 1600-meters: Tregemba in 12th place at 5:26.43.

• Triple jump: Jolovich in 18th place at 35-02 ½.