Mount Pleasant — The Mount Pleasant girls’ track team scored 185 points, orchestrating yet another win of the Denny White Relays yesterday at a windy Evans Field.

Van Buren finished in second with Fort Madison rounding out the top three.

Mount Pleasant had a busy day in relays, with the Panthers claiming gold in five separate events.

Bailey Jalas, Tristian Shull, Jenna Gilmore and Mica Carter won the 4×200, which ignited the clean sweep in relays. Mount Pleasant picked up wins in the 4×400, sprint medley, distance medley and shuttle hurdle.

Kenna Lamm had a successful final Denny White appearance. Lamm, a senior running for father and head coach Scott Lamm, won the 200m (27.78) then claimed gold in the 100m hurdles in 16.73 seconds.

Terrific freshman Alexis Wagner continued her strong inaugural campaign with a win in the 800m, surging to the finish line in 2:46 even.

In field events, Jenna Gilmore went 15 feet, 3/4 inches to earn first. Panther sophomore Elsie Lange finished second.

As certain as the sun rising in the east, Jadan Brumbaugh won another gold. Brumbaugh, an Iowa State recruit, tossed the shotput 43 feet, 10 inches — nearly 11 feet better than that of second place Elise Oleson.

On the boys’ side, Mount Pleasant finished sixth.

It was a loaded 110m hurdles field, with Iowa City Liberty junior Eric Lucas blazing a 14.88 for first. A state medalist from a year ago, Clear Creek-Amana’s Harrison Rosenberg finished with the Panther duo of Bryce Wilson and Will Davidson going third and fourth.

The shuttle hurdle team of Wilson and Davidson, along with Avin Truong and Morgan Van Nyhuis placed third, behind the Clippers and Lightning, respectively.

In Class B, New London won seven events in total.

Josh Catala won the 200m in 23.26 seconds while Rylan Martin cruised to a win in the 800m.

Kade Benjamin continued his great season in field events, clearing 6 feet, 4 inches to win the high jump.

Van Buren sophomore Tyler Stoltz finished second.

New London senior Carter Allen, a state place-winner last year, finished second in the shot and won the discus.

New London placed fifth in total with 102 points

Iowa City Liberty won the event with Clear Creek-Amana placing second.

Burlington — Savana Walls earned an 8-3 win in No. 1 singles, defeating Burlington’s Emily Woodsmall, but the Greyhounds then ripped off four straight wins to beat Mount Pleasant yesterday.

Ellie Situmeang broke the stroke with a win for Mount Pleasant 8-5 in No. 6 singles.

In No. 1 doubles, Walls and Melanie Olivas teamed up with for a 9-7 win.

The team fell to 0-4.

They’ll scrap with Fort Madison tonight as apart of a makeup from April 7th.

The match will be played at East Lake Park.

Burlington — Mount Pleasant started hot, jumping out to a 1-0 lead, but it was Burlington who closed with a flurry — scoring three straight goals — earning a 3-1 win yesterday at Bracewell Stadium.

Elly Manning had the lone tally for Mount Pleasant, with Charice Auwerda assisting.

Evelyn Escobar made two saves in the loss.

Mount Pleasant, now 3-2, will host Fairfield Monday night.

Burlington — Burlington scored twice in the first half and added four markers in the second, rolling to a 6-0 win over Mount Pleasant yesterday.

Brennen Winke had a hat trick for the Greyhounds while Brian Velazquez had a goal and an assist.

Mount Pleasant fell to 2-5.

Burlington improved to 4-0.

Mount Pleasant — Nick Matheny carded a two-over 38 as the Mount Pleasant boys’ golf team recorded their best scores of the season, finishing second their home meet yesterday at Mount Pleasant Golf and Country Club.

Reece Kempker added a 42 with Nate Dismang shooting a 48.

Washington won the meet.

The Demons had a team score of 177.

Roman Roth and Grant Sobaski each had 43’s while Teague Mayer shot a 44.

Fairfield finished in third, with Fort Madison and Keokuk rounding out the bottom two.

Fort Madison’s Tyler Wade ended in second place overall, with the Bloodhound shooting a three-over 39.

(Photo Courtesy: Dana Royer)

Winfield — After 30 years of program stewardship, Winfield-Mount Union head coach Mitch Wachs is stepping down.

Wachs steps down after accumulating 412 wins in his illustrious career — 74th on the all-time wins list in Iowa girls’ basketball.

Wachs led the Wolves through their glory days in the mid-90s, where Winfield-Mount Union was essentially unbeatable.

The program hoisted two gold balls in 1995 and 1996 under Wachs, who orchestrated an 80-game win streak during that time as well.

In what turned out to be his final season, the Wolves finished 19-5 and return All-Conference talents Keetyn Townsley and Bradie Buffington among many others.

Wachs will remain on at Winfield-Mount Union as a math teacher and golf coach.

The program’s immediate plans for his replacement are unknown of this time.