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Malecek Breaks Course Record - Wisconsin State XC Meet Recap 2019Published by
Kora Malecek Breaks State Course Record With 17:44 For D1 Title By Doug Binder, DyeStat Editor On a cool, damp day with snowflakes in the air, Onalaska's Kora Malecek ran 17:44.6 and won the Division I girls state final by 30 seconds. Malecek's time is the fastest recorded at the Wisconsin state meet since girls started running 5,000 meters in 2014. Middleton outlasted Stevens Point to win the boys team championship, 104-116. Middleton finished second to Neenah in 2018 by 10 ponits. This time, a 19-second compression and five scorers finishing between 22nd and 44th got the job done. Muskego put three girls into the top 14 and retained the team title with 72 points. Sophomore Roisin Willis, the New Balance Nationals Indoor 800-meter champion, finished third behind Malecek and Lauren Pansegrau of Middleton. Senior Jake Krause of Hortonville ran 15:34.2 to take the boys individual title after placing 63rd in the state meet last year. Valders defended its D2 boys title with 78 points, while senior Lucas Florsheim of Shorewood ran 15:58.8 to win the race. Shorewood won the girls team title with 61 points, led by sophomore Bella Lozier's fourth-place finish. Sophomore Kayci Martensen of Benton ran 18:19.9 to win the individual crown. Senior Christian Patzka of Wisconsin Heights won the D3 boys race in 16:08.7. Aquinas held onto the team prize with a final score of 68 points. Sophomore Abby Bartel from Weyauwega-Fremont won the girls race in 18:52.9. Lourdes Academy won a tight team race with 112 points. Six teams were within 19 points. Team Champions - Division 1 - Middleton boys 104 points, Muskego girls 72 points - RESULTS Division 2 - Valders boys 78 points, Shorewood girls 61 points - RESULTS Division 3 - Aquinas boys 68 points, Lourdes Academy girls 112 points - RESULTS
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