The Washington County Track and Field Invite was held at Slinger High School.

It was a solid team win for the Hartford Union High School boys track team.

The Orioles were impressive in many events, including the 4x100-meter relay with a first place finish at 43.59 (M. Jansen, S. McManigal, C. Koch, C. Ohm). West Bend East earned second place in 46.10 with Slinger coming in third at 46.52.

Hartford's Cole Ohm used his speed to finish first in the 100-meter race with a time of 10.93. Slinger's Jeffrey Ford and Tomasz Van eperen finished tied for second at 11.67.

Another notable performance was Brody Gumm's 51.67 in the 400-meter. It was enough for first place. Benjamin Sajdak of West Bend East finished second with a time of 51.88. Oliver Davison of Kettle Moraine Lutheran earned third place with a 52.49. 

The 200-meter race saw the Orioles finish first and second. Ohm broke through the tape first at 22.22 while his teammate, Ethan Webb finished second at 23.22. 

It was also a first and second place finish in the triple jump for the Orioles. Gumm's 39-00.00 was the top jump followed by 38-08.00 by Tyler Zuern. 

Carter Koch recorded the top long jump for Hartford Union High School with 20-07.00. Vincent Zirbes of West Bend East was second with a jump of 18-11.00.

 

 

      

The Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association is made up of over 4,900 members who coach at the youth, high school or collegiate level.

The WBCA hosts the Hall of Fame, All-State/Academic All-State, Boys’ All-Star and Girls’ All-Star, Fall Coaches Clinic.  The feature event of the WBCA is the running of the boys’ and girls’ high school all star games with proceeds going to five charities:  Garding Against Cancer, The MACC Fund, Ronald McDonald House, Camp Waubeek  (Easter Seals) and Hometown Heroes.

The mission of the Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association is to improve, preserve and promote the game of basketball in Wisconsin.

The All-Star Games, scheduled for June 24 and 25 at Justagame Fieldhouse in Wisconsin Dells, are a celebration of the state’s top high school basketball talent, and an opportunity to give back. The Girls’ All-Star Games will tip off on Wednesday, June 24, followed by the Boys’ All-Star Games on Thursday, June 25, featuring standout seniors from each WIAA division. 

What sets these games apart is their purpose. Every dollar raised supports the five charities. 

Hartford Union High School Boys Basketball Head Coach, Chris Smith and Hartford's 6-3 small forward/point guard Sam Richter have been selected to participate in the 2026 WBCA All-Star Game.  

High school baseball:

West Bend West 7

Hartford Union High School 2

 

Slinger 8

Nicolet 6

 

Kewaskum 9

Ripon 2

 

Germantown 10

Marquette University 2

 

Luther Prep 5

Lake Mills 3

 

Campbellsport 14

Columbus 1

 

Horicon 2

Pardeeville 1

 

Oconomowoc 5

McFarland 1

 

High school softball:

Arrowhead 13

Hartford Union High School 11

 

Cedarburg 2

Kettle Moraine Lutheran 0

 

Beaver Dam 8

West Bend West 4

 

Germantown 4

Menomonee Falls 1

 

Winnebago Lutheran Academy 15

Lake Country Lutheran 0

 

Pewaukee 15

Divine Savior Holy Angels 0

 

Hamilton 19

Wauwatosa East 0  

Baseball:

Hartford Union High School 8

Cedarburg 2

 

West Bend East 6

Plymouth 3

 

West Bend West 11

Sheboygan South 1

 

Kewaskum 6

Kettle Moraine Lutheran 5

 

Wisconsin Lutheran 7

Slinger 3

 

Lake Country Lutheran 12

University School of Milwaukee 1

 

Oconomowoc 22

Arrowhead 7

 

Winnebago Lutheran Academy 5

Campbellsport 0

 

Beaver Dam 2

Watertown 0

 

Laconia 14

Mayville 7

 

Waukesha West 3

Kettle Moraine 0

 

Softball:

Hartford Union High School 8

Slinger 5

 

Kewaskum 22

Sheboygan South 0

 

West Bend West 5

Port Washington 4

 

Kettle Moraine Lutheran 7

West Bend East 0

 

Menomonee Falls 8

Brookfield East 1

 

Hamilton 29

Wauwatosa West 0

 

New Berlin West 5

Pewaukee 4

 

Oconomowoc 11

Mukwonago 10

 

Waunakee 5

Beaver Dam 1

 

Lakeside Lutheran 11

Lake Mills 5

 

Lomira 7

Winnebago Lutheran Academy 0