We had a great meet Friday in Pine. We had some good times posted for the first meet of the year.”

Coach Jeff Fullmer

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The Cyclones and Lady Cyclones travel to Bayard, Nebraska for a meet on Saturday, April 5.

PINE BLUFFS – The Southeast High School Cyclones and Lady Cyclones opened the 2025 outdoor track season with plenty of hardware and new PRs at the Pine Bluffs Early Bird Meet on Friday, March 28.

The meet featured squads from each classification, from 4A Cheyenne Central and Cheyenne East to 1A Southeast.

The Southeast girls advanced to sixth place on the team leaderboard with 51.5 points to beat Alliance, the host school and Niobrara County.

Junior Kaycee Kosmicki snagged gold in the girls’ 400-meters, reaching the finish line with a time of 1 minute, 3.04 seconds. Kosmicki beat the runner-up from Wright by 1.28 seconds.

Kosmicki, senior Angie Logsdon, freshman Kaylee Moats and sophomore Bailey Mehling won the girls’ 1600-meter sprint medley relay with a time of 4:43.85. The team finished with nearly three seconds to spare over Chadron.

“We had a great meet Friday in Pine,” girls’ coach Jeff Fullmer said. “We had some good times posted for the first meet of the year. We also had several girls prequalify for state already. We need to continue to compete in practice against each other and make sure we are getting better each week. We are excited to get the opportunity to compete in Bayard on Saturday.”

A smaller Southeast boys’ squad placed ninth as a team with 19.5 points.

“For the first meet, we had some pretty good marks,” boys’ coach Jeff Logsdon said. “(Sophomore) Trevor Jolovich hit a PR in the triple jump from last year by two feet. (Senior) Kannon Tippetts ran strong for the first meet – he’s only going to get better. (Sophomore) Connor Coxbill did very well in the triple jump and relays. A runner to look out for in the future is (freshman) Cole Tregemba in distance. He turned in some good times for the first meet and by state, he’ll definitely be competing for a top spot. Senior William Knowlton is a workhorse in practice and it definitely shows on the track (in distance events).”

Girls top eight highlights

In throwing events, sophomore Haylee Eckwall captured silver in the shot put, hitting a mark of 36 feet, 5 ½ inches.

Two athletes made the top eight in the discus. Junior Hadley Leithead finished fourth with a mark of 104-10. Senior Brooklyn Leithead came in eighth place, clearing 93-02 with her toss.

Kosmicki pulled into third place in the finals for the 200-meters, timing in at 28.40 seconds.

Mehling clinched bronze in the triple jump with a leap measured at 31-09 ¼.

Senior Taylar Hansen crossed the finish line for the 300-meter hurdles in seventh place with a time of 1:00.50. Hansen went on to pick up seventh place in the pole vault at 7-00.

Logsdon took seventh place in the long jump with a mark of 14-08.

Boys top eight

Clocking the 400-meters in at 52.85 seconds, Kannon Tippetts snagged silver in the event.

Tregemba garnered seventh place in the 1600-meters, timing in at 5:24.32.

In the triple jump, Jolovich advanced to seventh place on the leaderboard with a mark of 38-10.

The 4x800-meter relay team – Coxbill, Knowlton, Tregemba and Kannon Tippetts – reached the finish line in second place with a time of 9:30.88.

Additional results – girls

• 100-meters: Hansen in 15th place at 14.36 seconds and Kaylee Gibson 36th at 17.11 seconds.

• 200-meters: Avery Tighe in 20th place at 31.68 seconds and Logsdon 21st at 31.81.

• 400-meters: Tighe in ninth place at 1:11.76.

• 1600-meters: Anna Hartman in ninth place at 7:04.62.

• 100-meter hurdles: Hansen in ninth place at 18.62 seconds and Gibson 20th at 23.94.

• 300-hurdles: Gibson in 11th place at 1:16.88.

• Shot put: Hadley Leithead in 12th place at 27-10 ½, Brooklyn Leithead 17th at 26-09 ½ and Briley Leithead 27th at 22-01.

• Discus: Briley Leithead in 15th place at 76-00.

Additional results – boys

• 100-meters: Liam Haas in 20th place at 12.48 seconds, Jolovich 25th at 12.65 and Ben Gibbons 39th at 13.83.

• 200-meters: Haas in 25th place at 26.64 seconds, Jolovich 27th at 26.89 and Gibbons 37th at 28.86.

• 400-meters: Haas in 15th place at 1:00.85 and Gibbons 22nd at 1:04.73.

• 800-meters: Tregemba in ninth place at 2:29.00, Coxbill 11th at 2:33.16 and Knowlton 14th at 2:35.54.

• 1600-meters: Knowlton in 18th place at 6:14.44.

• 110-hurdles: Rico Ramirez in 10th place at 20.83 seconds.

• 300-hurdles: Ramirez in 15th place at 58.46 seconds.

• Shot put: Drew Boche in 22nd place at 22-10, Gauge Howe 28th at 32-08, Talon Tippetts 30th at 31-10, Sebastian Brumley 34th at 30-10, Jaxon Pressgrove 46th at 25-11 and Jack Hartman 47th at 24-10.

• Discus: Boche in 22nd place at 90-04, Talon Tippetts 34th at 80-08, Howe 37th at 77-06, Brumley 39th at 71-10 and Hartman 46th at 60-00.

• Long jump: Haas in 24th place at 16-03 ¼.

• Triple jump: Coxbill in 23rd place at 32-11 ¾ and Ramirez 24th at 31-04.