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Little Falls Track Teams Shine at Bemidji Invite
Flyer girls take first, boys finish second in 22-team meet
Apr. 4, 2026 at 8:30am
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The Little Falls Flyers' track and field teams showcased their depth and talent with strong performances at the Bemidji Invite, foreshadowing an exciting season ahead.Little Falls TodayThe Little Falls Flyers girls' track and field team won the 22-team Lions Invite track and field meet at Bemidji State University, while the boys' team finished second. The girls were led by individual event winners Rose Jarnot in the 3200m and Avery Juelke in the long jump, along with strong performances from Haddie Dobis, Grace LeClair, and Temari Uchiha. On the boys' side, Noah Cameron won the 60m hurdles and the 4x400 relay team took first place.
Why it matters
The strong showings by both the Little Falls girls' and boys' track teams at the Bemidji Invite demonstrate the depth and talent of the Flyers' program, which has consistently been one of the top programs in the region. The results also highlight the individual standouts who are leading the charge for Little Falls this season.
The details
At the 22-team Lions Invite in Bemidji, the Little Falls girls' team scored 92 points to take first place. Rose Jarnot won the 3200m run, while Haddie Dobis, Grace LeClair, and Temari Uchiha also turned in top-five finishes in individual events. On the boys' side, Noah Cameron won the 60m hurdles and the 4x400 relay team of Cameron, Bryce Lewellyn, Travis Roden, and Ashton Fitzsimmons finished first.
- The meet took place on Tuesday, March 31 at Bemidji State University.
- On Saturday, March 28, the Flyers competed at the 2026 Griak Indoor Track Meet at the University of Minnesota, where the girls' team placed second and the boys' were eighth out of 23 teams.
The players
Rose Jarnot
A member of the Little Falls girls' track team who won the 3200m run at the Bemidji Invite.
Haddie Dobis
A Little Falls girls' track athlete who finished in the top five in multiple events at the Bemidji Invite.
Grace LeClair
A Little Falls girls' track runner who placed in the top six in the 1600m and 800m events at the Bemidji Invite.
Avery Juelke
A Little Falls girls' track athlete who won the long jump and placed third in the 60m hurdles at the Bemidji Invite.
Noah Cameron
A member of the Little Falls boys' track team who won the 60m hurdles and placed in the top four in the 400m dash and pole vault at the Bemidji Invite.
The takeaway
The Little Falls Flyers track and field program continues to be one of the top teams in the region, with the girls' squad winning the Bemidji Invite and the boys' team finishing a close second. The Flyers are led by a talented group of individual standouts who are poised to lead the team to more success this season.
