NEW RICHLAND &045; The records continue to fall and the championships continue to add up for the NRHEG girls’ track and field team.

A week after setting two school records while winning their invitational, the Panthers re-broke those records en route to first place in the Panther Relays at New Richland Tuesday. NRHEG topped the eight-team field with 115 points. Byron was second with 91, WEM third with 64.

Senior Nicole Lonning had another big day, shattering her school shot put record with a toss of 41 feet, 5 inches, combining with Kyree Wobbrock and Jennifer Grunzke for first in that event.

The other record was by the first-place 4×100-meter relay team of Kalisha Anthony, Camille Kyte, Brandis Hagen and Alison Anderson, which won in 52.09 seconds.

The Panthers had five other firsts: discus (Lonning, Brittany Schwartz, Grunzke); 4×800 (April Bayerkohler, Jessica Brouwers, Melissa Maurer, Karla Lewer); 100 hurdles (Anthony, Kelsie Hansen, Ashley Misgen); 300 hurdles (Hansen, Misgen, Sarah Kyte); and pole vault (Anthony, Melissa Barber, Megan Groskreutz).

Other NRHEG places: long jump, second (Anderson, Misgen, Mackensie Tappe); 3×1600, second (Lewer, Bayerkohler, Brianna Blouin); short sprint medley, second (Hillary Johnson, Sarah Kyte, Anderson, Camille Kyte); high jump, third (Hansen, Misgen, Tappe); 4×200, third (Anthony, Anderson, Sarah Kyte, Camille Kyte); triple jump, fourth (Camille Kyte, Tappe, Laura Manthey); 4×400, fourth (Hansen, Jessica Brouwers, Barber, Lewer); sprint medley, sixth (Johnson, Groskreutz, Jasmine Brouwers, Jessica Brouwers).

The NRHEG

boys finished fifth with 52 points. Byron won with 100. Brian Bos, Matt Reiter, Tim Rysavy and John Coffield took second in the 4×800 relay with a school-record 9:06.3.

Taking first was the 4×200 relay team of Bos, Coffield, Sonny Berg and Geoff Stieglebauer. Berg, Bos and Tom Bartness were second in the long jump.