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The Blue Devil Power Drive team traveled to Motorsports Park Hastings in Hastings NE on Saturday April 12th to compete in the second event of the 2025 EVERON Power Drive season on a one mile road course. Strong winds and tough competition were in order for the day.

The A107 started the race in second place, tailing and matching lap times with the leader. Just before the 20 minute mark Allan Brenner took the lead in Advanced class and began pulling away from second place. At the halfway point of the race the A107 came in for a driver's exchange pit stop where Wyatt Hawkins replaced Brenner. With the fastest pit stop of the day, the Blue Devils were back on the track and extending their lead. The A107 finished the race in first place with 25 laps. This is the second race win this season for the A107.

In Exhibition class the E39 driven by Josh Doring took an early lead, and the E22 driven by Mason Blickenstaff tailed the leaders in fourth. At the halfway point of the race the Blue Devils were in the same position in scoring, but the E22 had fallen back, being one lap down to the E39. With 12 minutes to go, racing positions began to change. The E22 began to erase the gap, clicking off the fastest times late in the rally, moving to third place, while the E39 battled to maintain the lead. With 8 minutes left in the rally the E39 was passed by Friend E12 putting the Blue Devils in second and third. But the E22 still had more to prove and continued to chip away at the leaders and passed for second place on the final lap. E22 finished in second place with 32 laps, and the E39 finished in third place with 32 laps.

"The end of this race was exciting to watch, with different strategies coming into play. The strong wind was something we had to contend with, and we spent a lot of time this week discussing how we would gear for this race." - Tony Cantrell - Head Coach

The Blue Devils will race next on April 26 at the I29 Speedway outside Pacific Junction IA. Racing starts at 1:00.

Wayne will also host the 2025 Power Drive Championships on May 3rd at the FNBO Call Center on east 10th street. Racing will start at 1:00 with preliminary events prior.

Track Results

Following indoor competition on March 22 at the Wildcat Dome, the Wayne High girls and boys track and field team began their outdoor season on the road.

From Pawnee Park in Columbus, the Blue Devils joined seven other varsity teams during the Scotus Invite on Tuesday.

With weather just holding off throughout the afternoon, thunderstorms took over the Columbus area around 7:45 p.m. Tuesday night. Also, due to the result of some camera failures, the 300-meter hurdles, the girls 3200-meter run and the boys 4×400-meter relay were handheld.

The Wayne High girls finished seventh with 46.5 points while the Blue Devil boys took third accumulating 69 points.

In the girls division, runner-up results were posted by junior Nyla Bolles in the 400-meter dash in 1:02.36; freshman Alivia Kesting in the 800-meter run (2:35.14), junior Elle Powicki in the 100-meter hurdles (16.3) and sophomore Addison Frank in the pole vault (8’ 6”).

Junior Lilyan Hurner placed third in the 3200-meter run (13:44.39), Kesting and freshman Kamden Dobbins both tied for fifth in the high jump (4’ 6”) as Powicki also finished sixth in the 300-meter hurdles (52.03).

In relay action, the 4×800-meter relay team of Kesting, junior Josie Ley, junior Kennasyn Blecke and Hurner took fourth (11:58.08) while the 4×400-meter relay of Bolles, Dobbins, freshman Anna Dutcher and Powicki finished fifth (4:33.89).

25Puetz girls results

25Puetz boys results

During the boys division, sophomore Emmanuel Gonzalez won the 800-meter run (2:15.82), senior Kasen York won the 1600-meter run (4:55.99) and junior Drew Miller won the 3200-meter run (11:09.56).

The Blue Devil 4×800-meter relay team of Miller, sophomore Camden Hall, Gonzalez and sophomore Thomas Raymundo Bacillio finished first in a time of 9:08.92.

Junior Dobbins finished third in the 400-meter dash (55.05), sophomore Alvaro Archundia placed third in the 1600-meter run (5:26.61), freshman Grady Maas took fourth in the 800-meter run (2:30.12) while older brother and senior Grant Maas cleared 11’ 6” in the pole vault (fourth).

Other medals from the 3200-meter run came from sophomore Landen Claussen (fourth – 11:58.48) and sophomore Lance Brink (sixth – 12:04.27).

Also in relays, the 4×400 team of senior Ignacio Salemeron Diaz, York, sophomore Daevin Cassarubias and Dobbins took fourth (3:47.21).

The Wayne High girls and boys track & field team will next host the Wayne Invite on Tuesday, April 8 from Kern Track.