EAGLE GROVE — Freshman Adeline Tesdahl continued to show her speed and versatility, and the Webster City girls’ track and field team had a second strong outdoor performance last night at the Lady Eagle Relays.

Tesdahl captured individual gold in the 200-meter dash, one of two event wins for the Lynx en route to 75 team points and a fourth-place finish. Algona Garrigan (119 points) fended off its crosstown rival Algona (104) for the team title, while Clarion-Goldfield-Dows (84) was third.

Tesdahl’s victory came after she was disqualified in the 100 for a false start. Lynx head coach Clint Howard said she responded with a chip on her shoulder.

“She’s got a lot of potential and I know the DQ in the 100 upset her pretty good in a good way,” he said. “She got out really well (in the 200) and was strong enough to hold on and win it.

“The challenging part with her going forward is narrowing down what we focus on because she’s such a good athlete. She’ll keep improving in the long jump and keep getting stronger in the sprints.”

Tesdahl was the silver medalist in the long jump (14 feet, 71⁄4 inches) — she finished right in front of teammate and bronze winner Bonnie Nohrenberg (14-33⁄4) — and also ran a leg on the Lynx runner-up 4×400 relay (4:37.32).

Shelby Queen, Dasha Sankey, Emma Peck and Kaelyn Butz teamed up to capture the top spot in the 4×800 (11:34.76). Queen, Sankey and Peck joined Tesdahl in the 4×400.

“I thought the 4×8 and 4×4 were very good highlights for the night,” Howard said. “That group works their tails off and they embrace the challenge of running those 4s and 8s. It’s been a long time since we’ve had that.”

Peck collected a silver medal for herself in the 800 (2:50.49), as did Lexi Nichols in the high jump (4-8).

The weather was less than ideal — cold, windy and wet — but Howard thinks it was a good experience for his athletes in the always unpredictable Iowa spring weather. WCHS could face similar challenges on Tuesday at Algona.

“I think it was a good experience for them to run in this and I thought they competed well,” he said. “We had some girls not feeling well and they stepped up and ran every race we asked them to.”

Lady Eagle Relays

Thursday at Eagle Grove

Team Standings

1. Algona Garrigan 119; 2. Algona 104; 3. CGD 89; 4. Webster City 75; 5. Pocahontas Area 68; 6. West Hancock 49; 7. GHV 39; 8. Eagle Grove 35.

Webster City Results

Shot Put — 8. Delaney Kopriva 29-93⁄4; 12. Hannah Brandt 23-101⁄4.

Discus — 4. Brandt 89-9; 13. Madison Pulis 59-8.

High Jump — 2. Lexi Nichols 4-8; 8. Chloe Andersen 4-0.

Long Jump — 2. Aleline Tesdahl 14-71⁄4; 3. Bonnie Nohrenberg 14-33⁄4.

100 Meters — 10. Nohrenberg 14.87.

200 Meters — 1. Tesdahl 29.05; 11. Nohrenberg 31.10.

400 Meters — 5. Shelby Queen 1:08.80; 7. Kaelyn Butz 1:11.80.

800 Meters — 2. Emma Peck 2:50.49.

100 Hurdles — 6. Brynna Croy 19.39; 9. Lynne Roberts 20.23.

1,500 Meters — 4. Butz 6:15.05.

4×100 Relay — 8. WCHS 59.44 (Fallon Casey, Marah Range, Sierra Steuerwald, Nohrenberg).

4×400 Relay — 2. WCHS 4:37.32 (Queen, Dasha Sankey, Tesdahl, Peck).

4×800 Relay — 1. WCHS 11:34.76 (Queen, Sankey, Peck, Butz).

Shuttle Hurdle Relay — 4. WCHS 1:24.68 (Croy, Roberts, Tateelina Vangkham, Samantha Zeisneiss).

Sprint Medley Relay — 6. WCHS 2:12.16 (F. Casey, Range, Steuerwald, Croy).

Distance Medley Relay — 5. WCHS 5:40.16 (F. Casey, Andersen, Steuerwald, Carly Appel).