Indoor season was very successful, and I’m really excited to see what we can do in the outdoor season.” “I use the indoor season to get used to the two-mile before I bring it outdoors to drop some big times. “I always thought that indoor was my least favorite and outdoor was my favorite, but this season I really grew to like indoor,” Nuttall said. Knoyle, Peel, and Lueking joined Jaylin Bell to take first in the 1,600 in 4:19.56. “We left on a good note, and I think we’re carrying it on.”Įarlier in the indoor season at the Southern Illinois University Carbondale Indoor Meet, Knoyle, Peel, Lueking, and Nuttall won the 3,200 in 9:51.04. “It’s a lot of excitement,” Knoyle said about the start of the outdoor season. “We have a strong team and I think throughout this outdoor season we’ll see some big times drop.”Īt the Class 3A Illinois Top Times Championships ahead of the outdoor track season, EHS came away with a state medal for its 3,200-meter relay team of Lueking, Knoyle, Peel, and Coll. In 2021 at the Class 3A state meet, Knoyle, Lueking, and Coll teamed with Kaitlyn Loyet to take fifth and become the third EHS girls 3,200-meter relay team to medal in program history.īecause of past experience, their bond with each other, and a strong finish to the indoor track season, the long-distance relay teams are feeling confident about this spring season.
I’m grateful to have them because they’ll always make us better.” “When you have women like that, it puts everyone in a good position to be more competitive. “Those girls have high expectations of themselves and the program,” coach Tayvonne Landry said.
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