Cool, brisk temperatures did little to chill the enthusiasm at Riverside Park Tuesday.
Iola Middle School hosted track and field athletes from Humboldt, Marmaton Valley, Pleasanton and Uniontown as part of a small-scale meet.
The competition offered  the students a primer on what to expect on a larger meet in Iola next week, which will feature 19 schools. The festivities kick off at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Riverside Park.
Tuesday’s results follow.
7th Grade Boys
Team results: 1. Iola Middle School (I), 75 points; 2. Humboldt (H), 63; 3. Pleasanton, 35; 4. Marmaton Valley (MV), 27, 5. Uniontown, 0.
100-meter dash
1. Trevor Wilson, MV, 13.86 seconds
2. Jacob Barker, H, 14.34
3. Wyatt Seufert, H, 14.57
4. Simpson, MV, 15.72
200-meter dash
1. Dalton Ryherd, I, 27.73 seconds
2. Wilson, MV, 28.61
3. Barker, H, 29.84
4. Isaac Vink, I, 30.24
5. Zach Cokely, I, 32.38
400-meter dash
1. Ryherd, I, 1:06.34
2. Barker, H, 1:07.7
3. Nick Vaughn, I, 1:07.89
4. Cokely, I, 1:12.63
5. Nick Peterson, I, 1:14.95
800-meter run
1. Josh Vanatta, H, 2:48.06
2. Seufert, H, 2:49.64
4. Cale Barnhart, I, 3:02.19
5. Colin Gillespie, H, 3:11.82
1600-meter run
1. Vaughn, I, 6:00.64
2. Vanatta, H, 6:12.28
3. Peterson, I, 6:39.23
4. Pugh, MV, 6:43.20
5. Brady Slocum, H, 6:54.01
4×100-meter relay
2. Iola, 1:03.42
3. Humboldt, 1:04.18
4. Marmaton Valley, 1:06.69
4×100-meter relay
1. Iola, 2:10.24
2. Humboldt, 2:16.02
100-meter hurdles
1. Ryherd, I, 18.00
2. Vink, I, 20.22
4. Blake Mittlemeier, I, 21.88
5. Gillespie, H, 23.52
Long jump
1. Wilson, MV, 14’4 1/2”
2. William Winner, I, 14’4”
3. Cokely, I, 13’5 1/2”
Shot put
1. Noah Johnson, H, 30’5”
3. Evan Sigg, I, 28’8 1/2”
5. Korte, H, 23’4 1/2”
Discus
2. Sigg, I, 71’7”
4. Johnson, H, 59’5”
High jump
1. Seufert, H, 4’4”
2. Gillespie, H, 4’4”
3. Korbin Smith, MV, 4’2”
4. Cole Murrow, H, 4’2”
5. Mittlemeier, I, 4’
Medley relay
1. Iola, 2:12.24
2. Humboldt, 2:20.40
4. Marmaton Valley, 2:33.66
8th grade boys
Team results: 1. Iola, 129 points, 2. Uniontown, 30; 3. Humboldt, 25; 4. Pleasanton, 15; 5. Marmaton Valley, 10.
100-meter dash
2. Mason Ingle, I, 13.69
4. Ben Cooper, I, 14.71
5. Logan Wood, H, 14.87
200-meter dash
2. Ingle, I, 29.11
3. Garrett Wade, I, 29.92
4. Chandler Broughton, I, 32.91
5. Noah Foster, MV, 35.23
400-meter dash
1. Jason Mangold, H, 1:11.39
2. Kendall Jay, I, 1:13.04
3. Broughton, I, 1:16.52
4. Wood, H, 1:16.65
5. Brandon Kinzer, MV, 1:20.83
800-meter run
1. Chase Regehr, I, 2:34.92
2. Jay, I, 2:48.39
4. Race Hoepker, H, 2:57.15
1600-meter run
1. Braden Plumlee, I, 11:50.64
2. Ryan Eyster, I, 14.25.82
3. Miah Scheimann, H, 14:38.48
4. John Hole, H, 16:01.04
4×100-meter relay
1. Iola, 56.45
3. Marmaton Valley, 1:03.33
4×200-meter relay
1. Iola, 2:00.49
100-meter hurdles
1. Wade, I, 18.59
2. Gage Cleaver, I, 19.09
3. Eyster, I, 21.81
4. Joey Zimmerman, I, 22.06
5. Kinzer, MV, 22.24
Long jump
1. Plumlee, I, 17’2”
2. Darius Greenawalt, I, 15’9”
4. Zimmerman, I, 14’2 1/2”
5. Cooper, I, 13’11 1/2”
Shot put
1. Colton Toney, I, 31’10”
2. Alex Smith, I, 31’3 1/2”
3. Derek Nixon, I, 31’1 1/2”
5. Jacob Kale, MV, 26’7”
Discus
1. Nixon, I, 90’6”
2. Zimmerman, I, 86’6”
3. Smith, I, 83’1”
4. Joe Kline, H, 80’0”
High jump
2. Geenawalt, I, 4’8”
Medley relay
1. Iola, 2:05.42
2. Humboldt, 2:14.91
3. Marmaton Valley, 2:28.52

Seventh grade girls
Team results: 1. Iola, 81; 2. Humboldt, 50.5; 3. Marmaton Valley, 35; 4. Pleasanton, 28.5; 5. Uniontown, 1
100-meter dash
1. Makayla Brooks, MV, 15.71 seconds
2. Shayla Brooks, MV, 15.82
3. Carley Cescon, I, 15.86
5. Hannah Riebel, H, 16.24
200-meter dash
1. M. Brooks, MV, 31.72 seconds
2. S. Brooks, MV, 32.99
4. Sierra Brinkerhoff, H, 34.48
5. Eliza Hale, I, 34.65
400-meter dash
1. Brooks, MV, 1:14.38
2. Kylee Hunter, I, 1:18.29
3. Madison Carlin, I, 1:19.00
4. Britnee Works, H, 1:21.59
800-meter run
1. Olivia Taylor, I, 2:50.90
2. Hunter, I, 3:09.87
3. Kaiti Carpenter, H, 3:18.43
4. Chassis Hoepker, H, 3:19.44
5. Shelby Yoho, MV, 3:22.18
1600-meter run
1. Taylor, I, 6:07.43
2. Yoho, MV, 6:36.17
3. Sydney Houk, H, 7:15.07
4×100-meter relay.
1. Iola (Cescon, Hale, Colby Riley, Sophie Whitney), 1:02.08
2. Humboldt, 1:08.24
4×200-meter relay
1. Humboldt, 2:18.83
2. Iola (Carlin, Emma Weseloh, Hale, Whitney), 2:20.70
100-meter hurdles
1. Hale, I, 20.82 seconds
2. Riley, I, 20.95
3. Brinkerhoff, H, 21.77
4. Lizzie Myers, H, 21.84
5. Houk, H, 22.51
Long jump
1. Riley, I, 12’2 3/4”
2. Brooks, MV, 11’8”
4. Weseloh, I, 9’8”
Shot put
1. Katie Bauer, I, 23’5”
3. Kiana Hultz, I, 22’2 1/4”
4. Rylan Wilhite, H, 20’8”
5. Karly McGuffin, I, 20’7”
Discus
2. Taylor, I, 51’3 1/2”
3. Hultz, I, 43’
4. McGuffin, 38’11 1/2”
5. Hoepker, H, 37’8”
High jump
1. Works, H, 4’0”
2. Myers, H, 3’8”
2. Denise Johnson, H, 3’8”
2. Houk, H, 3’8”
5. McGuffin, I, 3’8”
Medley relay
1. Iola (Cescon, Whitney, Riley, Taylor), 2:16.53
2. Humboldt, 2:28.89

8th grade girls
Team results: 1. Marmaton Valley, 55; 2. Humboldt, 49; 3. Iola, 46; 4. Uniontown, 45; 5. Pleasanton, 4
100-meter dash
1. Kyla Drake, MV, 14.46 seconds
2. Sidney Wade, I, 14.71
3. Kendra McNutt, H, 14.90
4. Alexander, MV, 15.18
5. Toni Macha, I, 15.44
200-meter dash
1. Drake, MV, 29.95 seconds
2. Paige Durand, H, 33.17
4. Cara Bartlett, H, 33.71
400-meter dash
1. Misty Storrer, MV, 1:12.86
2. Bartlett, H, 1:17.94
3. Casey Allen, MV, 1:19.39
4. Stevie Allen, MV, 1:19.64
5. Raven Gillespie, H, 1:19.92
800-meter run
2. Megan Klubek, I, 3:01.24
3. Tilar Wells, H, 3:03.19
4. C. Allen, MV, 3:12.68
5. S. Allen, MV, 3:22.70
1600-meter run
2. Allen, MV, 6:41.87
3200-meter run
1. Klubek, I, 14:53.46
4×100-meter relay
1. Humboldt, 1:00.54
2. Iola (Wade, Jadyn Sigg, Toni Macha, Klubek), 1:01.27
4×200-meter relay
1. Iola (Riley Murry, Sigg, Macha, Wade), 2:10.73
2. Humboldt, 2:17.39
3. Marmaton Valley, 2:19.01
100-meter hurdles
2. Alexander, MV, 21.11 seconds
3. Riley Murry, I, 21.39
4. Anna Whitcomb, H, 21.67
5. Emily Plaschka, MV, 21.82
Long jump
1. Drake, MV, 19’9 1/2”
3. Storrer, MV, 11’7 3/4”
4. Alexis Heslop, I, 10’10 1/2”
5. Sigg, I, 10’9 1/2”
Shot put
1. Heslop, I, 25’3”
2. Whitcomb, H, 23’7 1/2”
3. Kira McReynolds, H, 21’4”
5. Durand, H, 20’9”
Discus
2. Durand, H, 48’3/4”
3. Heslop, I, 47’8”
5. McReynolds, H, 44’2 1/2”
High jump
3. Heslop, I, 3’10”
3. Kendra McCall, H, 3’10”
3. Wells, H, 3’10”
Medley relay
1. Marmaton Valley (2:16.02)
2. Iola (Wade, Sigg, Macha, Klubek), 2:19.11
3. Humboldt, 2:36.76

BURLINGTON — Humboldt High’s offense was hard to come by Tuesday on the softball diamond.
The Lady Cubs scored only four runs in their season-opening doubleheader at Burlington.
The Wildcats emerged with wins of 2-1 and 7-3.
“We have a lot of work to do to get where we need to be,” Humboldt coach Brad Piley said.
The Lady Cubs were victimized by some bad luck in the opener.
Courtney Richey was downright dominant from the pitcher’s circle, racking up 13 strikeouts while allowing only four hits.
Both of Burlington’s runs, in the fourth and sixth innings, came across courtesy of Lady Cub errors.
“Courtney pitched a good game,” Piley said. “We only struck out one time. We just hit the ball right at their defense.”
Richey had a double and stolen base for Humboldt. Kasey Beeman had an RBI single. Jaci Ross also doubled.
In the second game, Burlington jumped out to a quick 3-0 lead. Humboldt cut the gap to 3-2 in the fourth and 4-3 in teh top of the six before Wildcats scored three insurance runs in the bottom of the sixth.
Jaci Ross took the defeat, giving up seven hits nd three walks over six innings. She struck out two. Brook Turner piched an inning of relief, giving up three hits.
At the plate, Kayle Riebel had a single and stolen base. Turner singled twice with a stolen base. Beeman had a double and RBI. Ross had an RBI single.

OSAWATOMIE — Iola High’s softball team made up for lost time Tuesday.
Playing their first games in 19 days, the Fillies swept past host Osawatomie High, winning 14-1 and 11-8.
The wins even Iola’s record at 2-2 on the young season.
 Iola’s offense was clicking from the start, pounding out 13 hits and taking advantage of four walks in the opener. The Fillies erupted for four runs in the first inning and three more in the second to take control.
Leading the charge was Hannah Endicott, who went 4-for-4 with two doubles and two runs scored.
Mackenzie Weseloh, Shelby Reno and Holly Schomaker each had two singles. Katie Thompson and Tessa Rowe singled.
Weseloh kept things under control from the pitcher’s circle, scattering six hits in six innings. She tossed 11 strikeouts with four walks.

THINGS WERE a bit tighter in the nightcap.
The game was scoreless until Osawatomie plated three against Endicott in the bottom of the third.
The Fillies responded in a flash.
Iola erupted for five runs in the top of the fourth to take the lead for good.
Osawatomie errors were sandwiched around singles by Endicott and Reno. Thompson followed with a double, then Katie Shields capped the rally with a run-scoring single.
A single by Endicott and a Schomaker double in the fifth pushed Iola’s lead to 6-3. Rowe reached on an error and scored a run to lead off the sixth, pushing the advantage to four, 7-3.
Osawatomie didn’t go quietly. The Trojans cut the gap to 7-6 with a three-run home run in the bottom of the sixth.
Reno and Rowe doubled in the top of the seventh as part of a four-run rally.
The Trojans scored twice more in the bottom of the seventh before Endicott retired the last three batters in order. She gave up eight hits and four walks with four strikeouts.
Four of the Fillies’ eight hits went for extra bases.
Reno led the way with a single and double. Endicott had two singles. Schomaker, Thompson and Rowe each had doubles, while Shields singled.

IN THEIR FIRST action of the year, the Fillies JV dropped a pair of decisions, 10-4 and 7-6.
Baylea Thompson pitched in the opener, giving up five hits with four strikeouts.
Ashlie Shields, Taylor Heslop and Thompson had singles.
In the second contest, Ashlie Shields had two singles. Emily McKarnin and Thompson added one single apiece.
The Fillies return to action Monday at Anderson County.