Throughout the regular season Lowell’s losses were all by small margins coming down to one event going one way or another. Because of that it was no surprise that the Arrows were in the top three teams throughout the conference meet.   Lowell used a strong 2^nd day of the OK White Conference meet to stay in contention as there were four conference champions as well as scoring in five other events to tie GR Christian for 3^rd place (two points behind EGR) in a meet won by FHC. Lowell tied for 3^rd in the overall OK White (combining regular season and conference meet) w/ Byron Center which was not a surprise as Lowell beat them by 1 pt in the regular season.

Leah Krieger started the day off winning a controversy filled 100H setting a PR time of 15.85. Leah would follow-up the win with another PR and win in the 300H going 48.96. Annika and Katrina Sandman were up next in the 1600m running in the top three for the majority of the race as they went 3^rd and 5^th respectively. Annika would later win the 3200m title with a time of 10.55.64. Katrina would score points in the 800m taking 3^rd and close the day with silver medalist honors in the 3200m. Isabel German lowered her 400m PR to under the minute mark going 59.80 to grab the title.   Isabel would close her day with a 3^rd place finish in the 200m which capped a conference meet where she also took 2^nd in PV and 5^th in the 100m.

Lowell got some great scoring on Thursday as Aubriegh Oswald captured 2^nd in the shot put and 6^th in the discus. Leah Krieger threw out a 6” PR in the LJ going 15-8.50 which was good for 3^rd , Brooklyn Wobma grabbed 4^th in the PV, and Ivy Mcdonald set a new PR in the HJ going 4-10 which was good for 5^th. The 3200m relay was the only running final on Thursday and the team of Annika Sandman, Audrey Latchaw, Jadyn Young, and Katrina Sandman went 10:05.50 to grab 4^th place. The team’s time was less than 1 second off the school record.

All conference athletes were Leah Krieger, Annika Sandman, Isabel German, Katrina Sandman, and Aubriegh Oswald.

Lowell is off until Friday as they head to Portage for the MHSAA D1 regionals where the girls will try and punch their ticket to the state meet.