A huge thank you to the numerous athletes that committed to working hard this off-season and allowing Madison Throws Club to guide their training in the circle this past summer, fall, and winter.
Now it is time to compete. The 2015 Wisconsin high school season has begun and its a 12 week journey of adjustments and continued growth with your high school coaches. Best of luck to everyone, keep me posted on P.R.s!
Some throwers wasted no time to allow their hard work to shine through. 2 junior girls started the season with BIG THROWS. Harford's Samantha Noennig and Ashwaubenon's Kristine Lindow both have set new P.R.'s at early indoor meets. On Saturday, March 21, Noennig threw 45'4" at the Invite held at Carthage college. Her throw is the 24th best in Wisconsin prep history. Lindow wasted no time going 42'11" for a new P.R. in the shot put a few days later.
The Sam and Kris rank 1st and 2nd in the state. Karen Wethal and Holly Houston out to strong starts as well, both with early season P.R.'s. Keep track of the Girls STATE HONOR ROLL at Dave Figi's fantastic site covering Wisconsin Prep Girls Track and Field! www.wisconsintrackonline.com
Madison Throws Club is dedicated to TRACK and FIELD THROWERS in Wisconsin and beyond who want to take their skills to the next level. Middle School, High School and College - beginner through advanced; MTC has been helping hundreds of throwers become their best since 2002. MTC offers summer, fall, and winter sessions, one-on-one coaching and small and large group clinics year-round in Madison, Wisconsin.
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MTC Champs push each other
Q:What helps an athlete continue to evolve and get better?
A: They surround themselves with other great athletes that will help push them further than they could on their own.
Today's small group session included 4 girls who have won 6 WIAA State Championships between them. They have learned to not just work hard, but to also have fun while working hard. Working together helps push these athletes further. Great job today, keep up the good work girls!
Pictured: (R-L) Sam Noennig, 2014 WIAA D1 Discus Champion. Corinne Franz, 2012 & 2013 D1 Discus Champion. Coach Frontier. Angela Boushea, 2009 WIAA D1 Shot Put Champion. Kiley Sabin, 2013 & 2014 WIAA D1 Shot Put Champion.
Corinne Franz Wins Back-to-Back DISCUS titles
Corinne Franz won her second straight WIAA D1 Girls Discus Championship Friday night in LaCrosse. Her final throw of preliminaries of 143'10" was her best throw of the day, she had 3 other throws that were good enough to win the competition, which was competed in a terrible tail wind that did no throwers any favors. As both her club and high school coach, I have seen in person her hard work and dedication to Track and Field, in the circle and in the weight room. I couldn't be more proud!
MTC throwers completed a 1-2-3 sweep of the Girls Discus. Slinger's Kiley Sabin (jr) finished 2nd with a throw of 130'0", Hartford's Sam Noennig (fr) finished 3rd with at throw of 126'9".
MTC had several other athletes qualify for state and finish the year strong. Haley Houser 8th, Paige Day 11th, Abby Jankowski 18th.
With her second gold, Corinne completes a journey that started with Madison Throws Club the summer before her freshman year of high school but will continue at the University of DePaul next year.
Congratulations Corinne! And good luck!
Note:
Corinne's win in the discus is the 14th State Championship won by Madison Throws Club Throwers.
Corinne used her first throw (prelims1- 118'8") in the prelims as a safety throw to get a mark to qualify for finals, Her following 5 throws all bested the competition (prelims2 -137'5", prelims 3 - 143'10", finals4 - 135'2", finals5 - 137'6", finals6 - 137'6"). Watch all 6 throws in the video below.
Girls Discus Throw Division 1
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State Record: * 169-10 1999 Jill Pedretti, Verona Area
Name Year School Seed Finals Points
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1 Corinne Franz SR Madison Mem 143-08 143-10 10
2 Kiley Sabin JR Slinger 133-03 130-00 8
3 Sam Noennig FR Hartford 128-06 126-09 6
4 Mallory Nickerson SR Pulaski 127-09 126-08 5
5 Katie Cihlar JR Wausau West 126-07 125-00 4
6 Ashley Hartwig SR Janesvlle Parker 119-06 119-03 3
7 Jaci Albrecht SR Cedarburg 108-06 116-06 2
8 Haley Houser SR Stoughton 110-10 115-05 1
9 Lydia Meier SR Middleton 105-07 115-02
10 Stephanie Kostowicz JR Oak Creek 110-05 113-03
11 Paige Day SR DC Everest 115-04 110-06
12 Yasmeena Ougayour JR Marshfield 109-08 109-08
13 Jessica Meichtry SR Brkfield Cen 114-10 109-07
14 Courtney Chaney SO Milw King 116-07 109-00
15 Chy'enne LeNeair SR Racine Horlk 110-04 108-11
16 Jenna Rosenthal JR Fond du Lac 120-05 108-02
17 Kristina Kennedy JR Madison La Folle 118-01 108-02
18 Abby Jankowski SO Greendale 108-01 107-07
19 Lindsay Hillmer SO Kettle Moran 101-01 107-05
20 Hailey Krahn JR Wauwatosa E 103-09 104-04
21 Liberty Wieseman SR Badger 114-05 104-03
22 Brieanne Lippert JR Hortonville 111-06 102-06
23 Jami Turriff FR West De Pere 115-06 95-08
24 Ashley Tanski JR Grafton 100-10 90-01
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| Coach Frontier and Corinne Franz |
| Corinne Franz, Sam Noennig, Kiley Sabin |
MTC's Theron Bauamann wins D1 SHOT PUT
DIVISION 1 BOYS SHOT PUT CHAMPION - THERON BAUMANN
Theron Baumann 12, Monona Grove took the experiences from his previous State Meet competitions and brought them to another level by winning his first State Title. Theron took the meet by storm by throwing 60-05 on his first throw. For good measure he followed with another throw in finals at 60-09.25. MTC's Jason Zahn 12, Grafton took 2nd with a throw of 56-04.5. Riley Budde 11, Beaver Dam placed 5th with a throw of 54-10.25.
1 Theron Baumann SR Monona Grove 59-01.25 60-09.25 10
60-05 ND ND ND ND 60-09.25
2 Jason Zahn SR Grafton 56-00.00 56-04.50 8
54-08.50 56-04.50 55-11.75 55-05.50 ND ND
3 Zach Poker JR Oconomowoc 56-08.00 56-04.00 6
51-08.50 56-04 ND 56-03.25 ND 56-02.25
4 Bryan Caffin JR Hudson 54-08.75 55-00.00 5
50-11.25 53-10.75 55-00 54-04.75 ND 53-06.25
5 Riley Budde JR Beaver Dam 56-00.00 54-10.25 4
51-02.75 54-10.25 53-06.75 51-05.25 52-04.75 ND
6 Trever Steinke SR Janesvlle Parker 54-01.00 54-04.50 3
52-03.75 54-04.50 52-00.25 53-03.75 ND 50-04.25
7 David Runnoe SR Kimberly 52-02.25 53-05.00 2
50-10.25 52-02.50 52-09 50-10 50-11.50 53-05
8 Craig Evans SO Sun Prairie 52-04.00 53-04.25 1
50-03 53-04.25 53-01.25 52-02.50 52-04 50-07.50
Angela Boushea
MTC ATHLETE PROFILE: ANGELA BOUSHEA
MTC since 2007
MONONA GROVE HIGH SCHOOL '10
H.S. Shot Put P.R. 47'8"
H.S. Discus P.R. 148'8"
6-Time Badger South Conference Champion
2007 State Qualifier in Shot Put - 4th
2008 State Qualifier in Shot Put - 4th
2008 State Qualifier in Discus - 3rd
2009 State Qualifier in Shot Put - STATE CHAMPION
2009 State Qualifier in Discus - 4th
2010 State Qualifier in Shot Put - Runner-up
2010 State Qualifier in Discus - Runner-Up
UNIVESITY OF WISCONSIN '15 BS
NCAA Shot Put P.R. 49'1.5" #7 UW History
NCAA WEIGHT THROW P.R. 66'4.25" #4 UW History
NCAA HAMMER THROW P.R. 190' 3" #2 UW History
5-Time ALL-BIG TEN performer
WHY MADISON THROWS CLUB?
ADVICE for THROWERS:
2009 State Qualifier in Shot Put - STATE CHAMPION
2009 State Qualifier in Discus - 4th
2010 State Qualifier in Shot Put - Runner-up
2010 State Qualifier in Discus - Runner-Up
UNIVESITY OF WISCONSIN '15 BS
NCAA Shot Put P.R. 49'1.5" #7 UW History
NCAA WEIGHT THROW P.R. 66'4.25" #4 UW History
NCAA HAMMER THROW P.R. 190' 3" #2 UW History
5-Time ALL-BIG TEN performer
WHY MADISON THROWS CLUB?
- "Joe and his coaches not only have an impressive list of athletes they have worked with, but they have the ability to work with any athlete at any level."
- "Joe puts his all into his athletes to create a personal connection which helps an athlete find the success they are capable of."
- "His clinics, fall/winter sessions, and summer Throws Club is the place to improve as a thrower."
ADVICE for THROWERS:
- "GET IN THE WEIGHT ROOM! In high school I only went to the weight room for Phy. Ed class. I regret not starting to lift earlier in my throwing career."
- "Believe in yourself and listen to your coaches. Be coach-able and remain open to changes in technique."
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