Mustangs Shine at Norwalk Coed Track Meet

Boys and girls squads earn multiple medals and personal bests

Apr. 7, 2026 at 9:17pm

An abstract expressionist painting in vibrant neon colors, with blurred figures and splashes of paint representing the dynamic motion and energy of a high school track and field competition.The Mustangs' explosive energy and talent shone through at the Norwalk Coed Track Meet, setting the stage for a promising championship season.Norwalk Today

The Mustangs track and field teams had an impressive showing at the coed meet hosted by Norwalk High School, with both the boys and girls squads earning multiple medals and personal bests across a variety of events.

Why it matters

This early-season meet provided an opportunity for the Mustangs to compete against quality competition and gauge their progress ahead of the championship portion of the schedule. Strong performances here could build momentum and confidence for the team as they look to defend their conference and state titles.

The details

For the boys, Ethan Carlson took bronze in the 200m, while Jack Meggison and Noah Kerndt won the 800m and 3200m respectively. Darien Walker and Mason Strang placed in the 110m hurdles, and the Mustangs earned medals in several relay events. In the field, Wyatt Valenta won the discus and placed second in the shot put, while Christoper Opoku-Sekeyre and long jumpers Elijah Gaie and Isaiah Barber also reached the podium. On the girls' side, Khloe Crawford, Sydnee Keller, Madden Seeman, Lily Pudenz, Julia Mora, Tenley Heidgerken, and Addison Dooley all earned top-three finishes in individual running events. The Mustangs also found success in the relays, winning the 800m SMR and placing second in the 4x100m and 4x800m.

  • The Norwalk Coed Meet took place on April 6, 2026.

The players

Ethan Carlson

A Mustangs sprinter who earned a bronze medal in the 200m.

Jack Meggison

A Mustangs distance runner who won gold in the 800m.

Noah Kerndt

A Mustangs distance runner who won the 3200m by less than a second.

Darien Walker

A Mustangs hurdler who placed on the podium in the 110m hurdles.

Mason Strang

A Mustangs hurdler who placed on the podium in the 110m hurdles.

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What they’re saying

“Our athletes really stepped up and showed what they're capable of against some tough competition. This meet gives us a lot of positive momentum heading into the rest of the season.”

— Coach Sarah Johnson, Head Track and Field Coach

What’s next

The Mustangs will look to build on their strong performances at the Norwalk Coed Meet as they prepare for their conference championship meet in May.

The takeaway

This early-season meet showcased the Mustangs' depth and versatility, with both the boys and girls teams earning multiple medals and personal bests across a range of events. This performance should give the team confidence and momentum as they gear up for the championship portion of their schedule.