By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette

That’s seven on the trot for the Panorama girls soccer team (7-0). Their perfect start to the season continued against Van Meter (4-4) away from home on Thursday, April 18. One of the Panthers’ tougher tests so far this season, the game was tied at half, 1-1, but Panorama was able to pull away in the second half. Individual stats were not available as of press time.

By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette

The Panorama girls golfers found themselves in second place by the end of their conference golf meet on Thursday, April 18 with a final score of 240. Host Woodward-Granger won the meet, shooting a 204.

The weather hasn’t been too kind to Panorama’s golfers this season, but Head Coach Melissa Hochstetler spirits are still high.

“They have not had the best days to play golf in yet, but it’s spring in Iowa, so you know it’s always going to be something,” said coach Hochstetler. “The girls have continued to lower their scores. I am so proud of them for being so new to the sport.”

PANORAMA NINE-HOLE LOWS

• Meredith Woodworth, 55
• Hannah Nichols, 56
• Hanna Smith, 59
• Hadley Klein, 70
• Riley Gibson, 77

By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette

Drivers, woods, irons, wedges and putters were all on fire for the Panorama boys golf team on Thursday, April 18. The team took first place by double digits, shooting a 151. Woodward-Granger placed second with 161. Panorama had the three best nine-hole lows on the day with Evan Powell, Parker Cary and Brayden Galvan in that order.

PANORAMA NINE-HOLE LOWS

• Evan Powell, 36
• Parker Cary, 37
• Brayden Galvan, 38
• Maddox Hammerstrom, 40
• Trey Boettcher, 43
• Alexander Hammerstrom, 43

By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette

Panorama’s girls track and field team scored 61 points on its way to a fifth-place finish in Van Meter on Monday, April 15. Host Van Meter won the meet with 126 points.

Jaidyn Sellers continues her return to action with gold-medal performances in the 100- and 400-meter dashes. Arilyan Steenblock joined her as a medal winner with her bronze-medal toss in discus. Panorama gained a large share of points from just missing out on top three spots with fourth- and fifth-place finishes dotting their results.

FULL PANORAMA RESULTS

100-meter dash:       

• Jaidyn Sellers placed first in 12.61
• Alexis Olson placed 18^th in 15.63

200-meter dash:       

• Madelyn Carstens placed 18^th in 32.19         
• Addie Astley placed 22^nd in 33.19

4×100 meter relay:

• Panorama A placed fifth in 52.90

400-meter dash:

• Jaidyn Sellers placed first in 58.38
• Maddy Lutz placed sixth in 1:11.18

4×200 meter relay:

• Panorama placed 11^th in 2:06.87

800-meter run:                     

• Mary Fett placed fourth in 2:45.93
• Avery Bahrenfuss placed 21^st in 3:14.84

4×400 meter relay:

• Panorama placed fourth in 4:30.46

4×800 meter relay:

• Panorama placed fourth in 10:53.60

1500-meter run:                   

• Kylie Rochholz placed fifth in 5:21.68
• Laicey Lutz placed eighth in 5:32.34

800 medley relay:

• Panorama placed eighth in 2:08.93

1600 medley relay:

• Panorama placed seventh in 4:54.40

100-meter hurdles:   

• Almiranda Burnett placed 12^th in 18.96
• Gracie Richter placed 17^th in 20.91

Long jump:   

• Jolynne Roeder placed 17^th jumping 12-02.00

Shot put:

• Arilyan Steenblock placed sixth throwing 28-06.50
• Lindy Nelson placed 11^th throwing 26-01.00

Discus:

• Arilyan Steenblock placed third throwing 103-09 *
• Lindy Nelson placed eighth throwing 73-01

By Cyote Williams | Times Vedette

The Panorama boys track and field team placed sixth at the Bill Miller Invite in Van Meter on Monday, April 15. They scored a total of 59 points. PCM took first placed on the evening with 135 points.

Panorama set a school record In the 800-meter sprint medley relay, consisting of Klayton Bremer, Ryan Cogil, Ashton Hutchins and Braylon Dawes.

“Great night to run, perfect weather and great competition. We set numerous new season and personal best marks,” Head Coach Bruce Dahlhauser said.

The 4×400 relay team earned a silver. The record-setting 800 medley team earned bronze, missing out on gold by less than 4 tenths of a second. The 1600 medley relay team also secured bronze. Syler Shaffer took home Panorama’s lone gold medal on the night in the 110-meter hurdles. Noah Poldberg earned bronze for his effort in the 3200-meter run, and Braylon Dawes received a silver medal for his leap in the high jump.

FULL PANORAMA RESULTS:

100-meter dash:

• Hunter Kempf placed 18^th in 12.83
• Connor Love placed 20^th in 13.13

200-meter dash:                   

• Klayton Bremer placed 12^th in 26.29
• Brayden Meinecke placed 15^th in 26.97

4×100 meter relay:

• Panorama placed 10^th in 47.66

400-meter dash:       

• Gabe Wagner placed eighth in 58.72 
• Reed Draper placed 16^th in 1:01.95

4×200 meter relay:

• Panorama placed ninth in 1:41.88

800-meter run:                     

• Aden Rochholtz placed 16^th in 2:37.99
• Gryffin Burchfield placed 13^th in 2:29.57

4×400 meter relay:

• Panorama placed second in 3:47.63

4×800 meter relay:

• Panorama placed seventh in 10:26.11

1600-meter run:                   

• Zach Hayden placed 16^th in 5:45.37

800 medley relay:

• Panorama placed third in 1:38.07

1600 medley relay:

• Panorama placed third in 3:52.53

110-meter hurdles:

• Syler Shaffer placed ninth in 18.04
• Austin Wagner placed 10^th in 19.11
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400-meter hurdles:

• Syler Shaffer placed first in 58.85
• Austin Wagner placed fourth in 1:04.79

3200-meter run:

• Noah Poldberg placed third in 10:40.08

Long jump:   

• Reed Draper placed ninth jumping 18-04.00
• Cruz Crandall placed 14^th jumping 17-00.50

High jump:

• Braylon Dawes placed second jumping 6-00.00

Shot put:       

• Cristian Monrroy-Nunez placed eighth throwing 38-10.50
• Dean Gordon placed 15^th throwing 36-02.00

Discus:           

• Cristian Monrroy-Nunez placed 10^th throwing 104-08         
• Dean Gordon placed 17^th throwing 91-08.00