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Ashby-Brandon-Evansville honor eight athletes with team awards

Kobe Reiland, Cailey Schlosser named MVP for A-B-E.

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Ashby-Brandon-Evansville track and field team award winners are (left to right) Ashley Paulson, Newcomer Award; Solomon Wales, Newcomer Award; Deklin Goeden, Heart of a Champion Award; Lucea Wales, Most Improved; Derick Novotny, Most Improved; and Cailey Schlosser, MVP. Not Pictured are Kobe Reiland, boys' MVP; and Gretchen Bredberg, girls' Heart of a Champion Award winner. (Contributed photo)

The Ashby-Brandon-Evansville track and field team named Kobe Reiland and Cailey Schlosser as its MVPs from this past spring season.

Reiland wrapped up his career by finishing eighth in the 110-meter hurdles (17.58) and 10th in the 300 hurdles (45.58) at the section championship.

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Kobe Reiland

Schlosser qualified for the section meet in the discus where she finished 10th overall with a throw of 80 feet. The senior was fourth at the subsection meet with a throw of 86-4.

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Junior Derick Novotny was the boys’ Most Improved Award winner. Novotny qualified for the Section 6A meet in the 100-meter dash where he took sixth place in a time of 11.92 seconds. He was also part of the 4x100 relay team that took fourth in the section in 46.36 and the 4x200 team that finished eighth (1:37.32).

Solomon Wales, a freshman, earned A-B-E’s Newcomer Award for the boys. He wrapped up his season with a 10th-place finish at the Section 6A meet in the 3200 run (11:10.03) and by anchoring the 4x800 relay team that finished seventh in sections (9:21.10).

Deklin Goeden wrapped up A-B-E’s team award winners for the boys as he earned the Heart of a Champion Award. Goeden was a senior for this group who finished 12th at the subsection meet in the shot put (33-10) and seventh in the discus (110-10).

Sophomore Gretchen Bredberg earned the Heart of a Champion Award for the girls. Her season included running the 1600 at the Pheasant Conference championship meet where she was eighth in 6:47.01.

Freshman Lucea Wales earned her team’s Most Improved Award. Wales showed a lot of versatility by competing at the subsection meet in the 800-meter run (17th, 2:58), triple jump (seventh, 33-0.25), 4x200 relay (fifth, 1:56.69) and 4x800 relay (fourth, 11:18.56).

Ashley Paulsen is another freshman for A-B-E who competed in multiple events at the subsection meet. She earned the team’s Newcomer Award after running the 1600-meter race (ninth, 6:46.62), the 4x400 relay (fourth, 4:51.82) and the 4x800 relay (fourth, 11:18.56), while also throwing the discus at subsections.

Eric Morken is a sports and outdoor editor at the Echo Press Newspaper in Alexandria, Minnesota, a property of the Forum News Service. Morken covers a variety of stories throughout the Douglas County area, as well as statewide outdoor issues.
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