Jack Erickson 2nd in 200; 3rd in 100 (photo by Jim Lindquist) |
The victory followed Tuesday's triumph at the Missota Conference Relays and served as a tune-up for next week's True Team section meet in Rochester.
Farmington coach Brian Helmstetter was very pleased with Thursday's results but cautioned that some of the opposing teams were not at full strength.
"When you look at the team scores, you have to keep in mind that three other teams kept some of the big dogs at home," he said. "A win is win, but..."
Farmington won the meet with 184 points. Chanhassen was a distant runner-up with 76.5, followed by Shakopee 54.16, Chaska 47.33 and Northfield 10.
Farmington 1st place finishers
4x100 relay:Sam Wyatt, Blake Ross, Tommy Weigel, Troy Hoffman
4x400 relay: Luis Rodriguez, Josh Baker, Ryan Parco, Nehemiah Rockett
4x800 relay: Caleb Gochenour, Clayton Webb, Jeffrey Guitierrez, Hunter Sevenich
100-meter dash: Weigel
400-meter dash: Tanner Grubb
300-meter hurdles: Josh Baker
800-meter run: Justin Hyytinen
200-meter dash: Tyler Lerbakken
2nd place
110-meter hurdles: Dan Berg
1600-meter run: Lerbakken
400-meter dash: Chad Retterath
200-meter dash: Jack Erickson
3rd place
110-meter hurdles: Rockett
100-meter dash: Erickson
400-meter dash: Alex Lubbers
200-meter dash: Parco
3200-meter run: Bret Hoffman
The Tigers travel to Rochester Mayo next Tuesday for the Section 1AA True Team competition.
"I think we will surprise a few people, but we won't have any of the top athletes at the meet," Helmstetter said, "so it will be tough to crack the top three.....this year, anyway."