Track & Field: 2025 Lady Leafs Roster & Schedule

Roster
Head Coach: Tayloran Atwell
Assistant Coaches: Megan Miller, Michael Bell, Mark Reade, & Dan Rakestraw
Managers: Makayla Bros, Emma Cocci, & Hayley Henry

Seniors
Avery Catour
Elanor DeBlieck
Erica DeDecker
Kaylee Floming
Caroline Girten
Lindsay Herington
Allison Reade
Rachael Roodhouse
Payton Snider

Juniors
Eliana Barickman
Greta Bolme
Liberty Brumbaugh
Jocelyn Cechowicz
Anna Davis
Keira Disterhoft
Breckan Gomez
Jessa Gramling
Emily Hall
Luise Jacobi
Kameryn Keegan
Janey Neumann
Madison Reade
Nina Schmedding
Hannah Stone

Sophomores
Elena Anderson
Alexandra Bagby
Payton Boone
Bella Brown
Grace Carlson
Evelyn Dahl
Hazel Harris
Keely Henry
Lainey Norville
Natalie Reisner
Lillian Roodhouse
Hayley Rubitsky
Brooklyn Ruby
Brooke Shollenberger
Brooklyn Smith
Molly Snyder
Emma Vandeveer
Delaney Vroman
Lucille Wachtel
Rebekah Zimmerman

Freshmen
Stella Allison
Piper Andersen
Katherine Barickman
Allison Boone
Alivia Brown
Ellah Clifton
Tessa Courtright
Madison Fontenoy
Meghan Scheider
Brooklyn Schnowske
Sophia Snell
Olivia Yost
Zoe Friedline
Gretchen Fuelling
Hannah Fuelling
Ainsleigh Misfeldt
Ida Rowold

2025 Schedule
Varsity & JV (Home Meets In Bold - Schedule Subject To Change)
03/22/2025 1:00 at Streaks Invitational (at Monmouth College)
03/29/2025* TBA at Top Times (at Illinois Wesleyan)
04/04/2025 4:30 Tri Sterling, LaSalle-Peru
04/07/2025 4:00 Tri-Sterling, UTHS
04/11/2025 4:00 at Streaks Invitational (at Galesburg High School)
04/14/2025 4:30 at Galesburg
04/19/2025 11:00 at Rock Island ABC Invite (at Rock Island High School)
04/21/2025 4:00 at Quad (at United Township High School)
04/25/2025 4:00 Geneseo Girls Invite
04/28/2025 4:30 Tri-Moline, Galesburg
05/02/2025 4:00 at Sterling Night Relays (at Roscoe Eades Stadium)
05/05/2025 5:00 at Moline Last Chance JV Invite (at Moline High School)
05/09/2025 4:00 at Western Big Six Conference (at Galesburg High School)

Track & Field: Maple Leafs Take Part In St. Ambrose Classic, Two Meets Coming Up This Week

March 13 - St. Ambrose Boys Classic - St. Ambrose University - Davenport

Maple Leaf Results
60m
 8th: Gavin Hintgen (7.28)
26th: Max Johnson (7.52)
41st: Braxton Carlson (7.71)

200m
 3rd: Gavin Hintgen (23.14)
23rd: Quinn VanHyfte (25..13)
28th: Braxton Carlson (25.70)

400m
 6th: Max Johnson (54.20)
12th: Cole Clifton (56.21)
17th: Nolan Burton (57.81)

800m
12th: Greyson Claerhout (2:17.09)
13th: Henley Bourne (2:17.25)
19th: Micah Johnson (2:22.64)

1600m
 5th: Jaxon Sottos (4:47.15)
12th: Aidan Bries (4:56.65)
13th: Graysen Carlson (4:57.55)

3200m
16th: Rylan Carlson (13:11.73)

60m Hurdles
17th: Quinn VanHyfte (9.49)
30th: Carter Holke (12.81)

4x200 Relay
 3rd: Gavin Hintgen, Cedric Kehoe, Micah Nicke, & Jayden Wexell (1:35.34)

4x400 Relay
 2nd: Cole Clifton, Micah Nicke, Jack Kreiss, & Cedric Kehoe (3:40.59)

4x800 Relay
10th: Kaden Elmer, Christian Haney, Aidan Daly, & Jameson Coppejans (9:16.58)

Shot Put
30th: Kaden VanAntwerp (11.52m)
33rd: Jackson Frank (11.42m)
39th: Tyler Nelson (10.74m)

High Jump
 4th: Jack Kreiss (5-10.00)
25th: Kaden VanAntwerp (4-10.00)

Pole Vault
 3rd: Finnegan Schaad (11-06.00)
7th: Henley Bourne (11-00.00)
9th: Matthew Darnall (10-00.00)

Long Jump
 5th: Jayden Wexell (6.24m)
20th: Braxton Carlson (5.58m)
21st: Mark Nelms (5.53m)

Triple Jump
 8th: Gage Buckallew (12.12m)
11th: Andre Diediker (11.81m)
13th: Logan Goodwin (11.44m)

Next Up
03/18 - 4:00pm - Triangular vs Sterling & Alleman (at Westwood Complex - Sterling)
03/22 - 8:30am - Streaks Invitational (at Monmouth College - Monmouth)

Track & Field: GHS Competes At Gold Medal Invite In Sterling, STA Classic In Davenport

March 8 - Gold Medal Invite - Westwood Sports & Fitness Center - Sterling

Maple Leaf Results
60m
 2nd: Gavin Hintgen (7.28)
12th: Max Johnson (7.55)
13th: Quinn VanHyfte (7.58)
22nd: Micah Nicke (7.74)
28th: Cole Clifton (7.86)
32nd: Connor Runty (8.06)
41st: Taeton Chirchir (8.58)
43rd: Andrew Feely (9.33)

200m
11th: Isaac Nixon (25.54)
15th: Finnegan Schaad (25.95)
29th: Aidan Hawkins (28.18)
31st: Patrick Versluis (28.63)
33rd: Jaxon Wainscott (28.92)

400m
4th: Jack Kreiss (56.84)
5th: Isaac Nixon (57.25)
8th: Kael McCord (58.74)
9th: Nolan Burton (59.08)
14th: Lukas Rodriguez (1:03.33)

800m
6th: Jameson Coppejans (2:31.43)
10th: Tyler Gross (2:48.13)

1600m
4th: Jaxson Sottos (4:48.83)
10th: Aidan Bries (4:58.20)
12th: Graysen Carlson (5:05.07)
13th: Henley Bourne (5:10.48)
14th: Kaden Elmer (5:15.37)
15th: Greyson Claerhout (5:16.36)
16th: Aidan Daly (5:29.26)
21st: Calvin Bell (5:56.55)
22nd: Fritz Bolme (6:01.31)
27th: Rylan Carlson (6:22.26)
28th: Jacob Berry (6:42.39)

55m Hurdles
 1st: Quinn VanHyfte (9.63)
2nd: Lukas Rodriguez (11.11)
3rd: Vance Hansen (11.29)

60m Hurdles
3rd: Cedric Kehoe (9.60)

4x200 Relay
2nd: Gavin Hintgen, Micah Nicke, Jayden Wexell, & Max Johnson (1:36.27)
8th: Jaxson Seals, Nolan Burton, Gage Buckallew, & Taeton Chirchir (1:46.00)
10th: Lukas Rodriguez, Andre Diediker, Logan Goodwin, & Connor Runty (1:46.39)
11th: Cole Clifton, Isaac Nixon, Mark Nelms, & Braxton Carlson (1:47.60)
15th: Vance Hansen, Aidan Hawkins, Jaxon Wainscott, & Patrick Versluis (1:55.25)
18th: Cameron Jansen, Erik Bjorkman, Liam Osborn, & Andrew Feely (1:59.78)

4x400 Relay
2nd: Micah Nicke, Jack Kreiss, Cole Clifton, & Cedric Kehoe (3:43.67)
5th: Micah Johnson, Jaxson Sottos, Aidan Bries, & Mark Nelms (3:59.88)
7th: Kael McCord, Christian Haney, Connor Runty, & Jaxson Seals (4:04.82)

4x800 Relay
4th: Christian Haney, Micah Johnson, Graysen Carlson, & Kaden Elmer (9:28.67)

Shot Put
8th: Jackson Frank (12.75m)
20th: Cooper Juchcinski (10.41m)
20th: Tyler Nelson (10.41m)
22nd: Kaden VanAntwerp (10.28m)
27th: Freddy Jimenez (9.61m)
29th: Flynn Arnett (9.22m)
34th: Erik Bjorkman (8.62m)

High Jump
2nd: Jack Kreiss (1.85m)

Pole Vault
1st: Finnegan Schaad (3.89m)
3rd: Henley Bourne (3.58m)
4th: Matthew Darnall (3.12m)
6th: Kael McCord (2.82m)
8th: Liam Osborn (2.36m)
11th: Vance Hansen (2.21m)

Long Jump
3rd: Jayden Wexell (5.79m)
8th: Braxton Carlson (5.30m)
19th: Mark Nelms (4.41m)

Triple Jump
1st: Gage Buckallew (11.60m)
3rd: Andre Diediker (10.92m)
7th: Aidan Hawkins (9.63m)

Lady Leaf Results

60m
 2nd: Allison Reade (8.35)
4th: Natalie Reisner (8.56)
6th: Breckan Gomez (8.74)
7th: Madison Reade (8.78)
10th: Madison Fontenoy (8.99)
19th: Hayley Rubitsky (9.40)
21st: Avery Catour (9.49)
29th: Lindsay Herington (10.03)

200m
2nd: Allison Reade (29.48)
3rd: Natalie Reisner (29.59)
4th: Breckan Gomez (29.62)
5th: Payton Snider (29.84)
6th: Payton Boone (30.04)
9th: Madison Fontenoy (30.47)
20th: Hayley Rubitsky (31.88)
33rd: Lindsay Herington (34.23)

400m
3rd: Olivia Yost (1:06.57)
5th: Ellah Clifton (1:10.46)
7th: Nina Schmedding (1:12.20)
16th: Jessa Gramling (1:28.06)

800m
5th: Keira Disterhoft (2:57.23)

1600m
2nd: Brooklyn Smith (5:38.64)
6th: Lucille Wachtel (6:21.37)
7th: Elanor DeBlieck (6:24.68)
9th: Hannah Stone (6:44.98)
12th: Stella Allison (6:51.88)

60m Hurdles
7th: Payton Boone (12.01)
12th: Emma Vandeveer (13.63)

4x200 Relay
3rd: Madison Reade, Breckan Gomez, Natalie Reisner, & Payton Snider (1:56.76)
6th: Greta Bolme, Ellah Clifton, Katherine Barickman, & Olivia Yost (2:03.25)
8th: Madison Fontenoy, Ainsleigh Misfeldt, Avery Catour, & Lindsay Herington (2:05.70)
11th: Emma Vandeveer, Anna Davis, Keely Henry, & Hayley Rubitsky (2:08.06)
13th: Hannah Fuelling Evelyn Dahl Meghan Scheider, & Emily Hall (2:17.49)

4x400 Relay
1st: Brooklyn Smith, Ellah Clifton, Katherine Barickman, & Olivia Yost (4:36.46)
3rd: Kameryn Keegan, Liberty Brumbaugh, Janey Neumann, & Nina Schmedding (4:50.64)
6th: Ainsleigh Misfeldt, Avery Catour, Keely Henry, Madison Reade (5:01.22)
7th: Greta Bolme, Alivia Brown, Emily Hall, & Keira Disterhoft (5:03.71)

4x800 Relay
3rd: Liberty Brumbaugh, Elanor DeBlieck, Lucille Wachtel, & Janey Neumann (11:57.44)
5th: Alivia Brown, Hannah Stone, Stella Allison, & Jessa Gramling (12:47.87)

Shot Put
1st: Bella Brown (10.41m)
4th: Eliana Barickman (9.72m)
5th: Kaylee Floming (9.64m)
14th: Caroline Girten (8.21m)
15th: Brooke Shollenberger (8.05m)
18th: Brooklyn Ruby (7.84m)
30th: Gretchen Fuelling (6.77m)
33rd: Grace Carlson (6.45m)
36th: Delaney Vroman (6.21m)
40th: Hazel Harris (5.24m)
41st: Zoe Friedline (4.92m)

High Jump
3rd: Madison Reade (1.45m)
6th: Liberty Brumbaugh (1.40m)
9th: Payton Snider (1.35m)

Pole Vault
1st: Jocelyn Cechowicz (2.97m)
4th: Meghan Scheider (2.67m)
5th: Greta Bolme (2.67m)
6th: Molly Snyder (2.36m)

March 11 - St. Ambrose Girls Classic - St. Ambrose University - Davenport

Final Standings
1st: Rock Island (92)
2nd: Iowa City High (87.5)
3rd: Davenport Central (57)
4th: Dubuque Senior (44)
5th: Bettendorf (36)
6th: Eldridge North Scott (33)
7th: East Moline United (30)
8th: Pleasant Valley (25.5)
9th: Moline (23)
10th: West Branch (21)
11th: Geneseo (17.5)
12th: Louisa-Muscatine (15)
13th: Orion (9.5)
14th: Davenport West (7)
15th: Port Byron Riverdale (5)
16th: Taylor Ridge Rockridge (4)

GHS Results
60m
15th: Natalie Reisner (8.57)
24th: Breckan Gomez (8.71)

200m
14th: Breckan Gomez (28.89)
26th: Madison Fontenoy (29.87)
28th: Payton Snider (30.27)

400m
 5th: Olivia Yost (1:05.20)
33rd: Emily Hall (1:15.48)

800m
21st: Liberty Brumbaugh (2:46.83)

1600m
 4th: Brooklyn Smith (5:32.99)
24th: Hannah Stone (6:29.39)

3000m
 5th: Brooklyn Smith (11:06.24)
9th: Hannah Stone (12:54.33)

60m Hurdles
 8th: Payton Boone (10.81)
35th: Emma Vandeveer (13.97)

4x200 Relay
 9th: Breckan Gomez, Payton Boone, Madison Fontenoy, & Payton Snider (1:56.42)

4x400 Relay
 9th: Kamryn Keegan, Ellah Clifton, Katherine Barickman, & Olivia Yost (4:36.57)

Shot Put
 8th: Kaylee Floming (10.30m)
13th: Eliana Barickman (9.86m)
16th: Bella Brown (9.81m)

High Jump
 6th: Madison Reade (4-08.00)
12th: Payton Snider (4-06.00)
18th: Liberty Brumbaugh (4-04.00)

Pole Vault
 1st: Jocelyn Cechowicz (3.00m)
3rd: Meghan Scheider (2.59m)
4th: Greta Bolme (2.29m)

Long Jump
16th: Anna Davis (4.50m)
22nd: Alivia Brown (4.21m)

Triple Jump
 1st: Kamryn Keegan (9.93m)

Next Up (Maple Leafs)
03/13 - 4:00pm - St. Ambrose Boys Classic
03/22 - 4:00pm - vs Sterling & Alleman (at Westwood - Sterling)

Next Up (Lady Leafs)
03/22 - 1:00pm - Streaks Invitational (at Monmouth College - Monmouth)

2024 GHS Athletic Hall Of Fame - Class Of 2024

Chris Ford

Chris Ford was a key figure in GHS athletics for three years. While he helped the 1977 Maple Leaf basketball team win the first Regional Championship in the history of the school, it was the on gridiron where he excelled for three years. A two-time All-NCIC selection, he gained All-State honors as a senior. He was a three-year starter on teams that were 39-1, and collected three consecutive State Championships. He followed his high school career with four years at Augustana College, again with All-Conference honors and an All-Amereican selection as a senior. Chris has continued to share his talents as a coach at Christian Hope Academy and has served on the National Fellowship of Christian Athletes Football Board.

Lori (Hofer) Boldt

Lori (Hofer) Boldt was a three-peat standout at GHS for four years and added track as a fourth effort as well. In volleyball, she was All-Conference for two years and was chosen as MVP her senior year. During her three year varsity softball tenure, she again gained All-Conference honors after her senior year. On the basketball court she was a four year varsity performer, again earning All-Conference honors twice. After her senior year, Lori was chosen as the GHS Female Athlete Of The Year. After GHS, Lori entered the University of Illinois where she participated in volleyball and basketball.

Autumn (Bassett) Heap

Autumn (Bassett) Heap began her interest in golf at an early age, crediting her initial interest to her family outings at the Geneseo Country Club, beginning in 7th grade. Autumn played softball at GHS, but her focus continued to be golf. She played during summers at the Club and credits Julie (VerHeecke) Frels with helping her, especially with her short game. While in high school, she continued to play in summer tournaments, became a four year varsity letter winner and was the first GHS female golfer to excel in the postseason. She won the IHSA Regional, carding a 77, establishing a school record. Autumn led her team to the State Tournament, the very first GHS Golf team, boys or girls, to do so. That team finished 4th in the State, with Autumn placing 7th individually. After GHS, Autumn took her game to the collegiate level, playing at Illinois State University

Todd Akers

Todd Akers was a three sport athlete at GHS, winning All-Conference honors in both football and basketball where he was also named to the Quad-City and Kewanee Hog Fest All-Star teams. However, his highest honors were on the track where he ran the hurdles, and in the field, where he triple jumped, long jumped and high jumped, and was a four year letter winner. He was the NCIC High Jump Champ and qualified for the State Finals twice. Todd’s GHS record of 6’11” still stands after more than three decades. He received a track scholarship to the University of Illinois where he placed 6th in the Big Ten Outdoor Meet and also began competing in the javelin and the decathlon. After the U of I, he has become a National Registered Paramedic and is a certified search and rescue diver.

Marc Motzer

Marc Motzer was a three sport standout at GHS beginning in wrestling his freshman year when he was a NCIC Conference Champion, on his way to becoming a four year varsity performer. On the football field, he was a two year starter at quarterback, passed for 1,000 yards, was twice an All-NCIC selection, and was named to the Quad-City All-Star team and played a key role on the 1990 IHSA Football State Runner-up squad. Marc was a starter on the GHS Baseball team for three years, again earning NCIC honors and was named the Quad-City outstanding defensive player of the year. He topped off his GHS days by being awarded the John McCormick award as the outstanding Male Athlete of the Year. After GHS, Marc went to Kirkland College where he was a two-year starter and helped lead them to the JUCO World Series. He followed Kirkwood with a stint at Iowa State as a two year starter. After his collegiate days, Marc played with multiple professional teams and was invited to camp with the Pittsburgh Pirates.

Allison (Farrell) Cooney

Allison (Farrell) Cooney began a career on the golf course as a GHS freshman that would distinguish her in high school and later at Western Illinois University. At GHS, she was named to the All-Metro golf team four years running, and was All-Conference as a junior and a senior, was named MVP for three years, and was chosen as area Pacesetter. Allison was regional champion her senior year, carding a 78 for the win. Allison's finish at the Sectional meet her senior year qualified her for State. After her GHS days, Allison continued her golf career at Western Illinois University with significant accomplishments on the links consistently for four years accompanied by Summit League All-Academic honors and was named a Distinguished Scholar. During the summer of 2024, Allison teamed with her dad to win the Father/Daughter Invitational Tournament in Kerry, Ireland.

Don Fredericks

Over more than three decades, Don Fredericks established a career resume at GHS that goes far beyond the overwhelming number of successes that his teams rang up. The numbers alone reflect only a small portion of his contribution to our school and community. Don's focus has always been on the student, not what he or she accomplished on the track or in the field, but their personal growth as a person, how they treat themselves and others with the dignity they deserve. While Don's athletes' accomplishments read like a litany of excellence, those who have had the privilege of his influence, from his very early days at GHS until the present, remember and speak of his conduct towards everyone, regardless of athletic success. Don Fredericks set the highest standard of character possible.

2007-2008 Maple Leafs Basketball Team

The 2007-2008 Maple Leafs Basketball team, coached by GHS grad Brad Storm was a senior dominated squad that was ranked all year in the State top 20 and topped their season with 20 wins. They began the season by winning a championship of their own Thanksgiving Tourney and finished it off with a trip to the Sweet 16. In the interim, they played to a second place finish in the rugged NCIC Conference, won two games at the prestigious Pekin Holiday Tournament, and reached the Championship game in the Iowa/Illinois Shootout, falling in triple overtime to the top team from Iowa. In the postseason, the Maple Leafs were Regional Champions and qualified for the Sectional finals, placing them in the Sweet 16 for only the second time in Maple Leafs Basketball history.