  Tiger track teams sweep Pipestone  April 27, 2013 Marshall
Independent   The girls' team took top honors in eight events,
including three from Sarah Buysse, and cruised to 211 points.
Southwest Minnesota Christian scored 99.5 points to take second
place.  Marshall's boys' team eked past Redwood Valley by a
half-point, 127-126.5. Andrew Bell ran 3200 meters in 10
minutes, 13 seconds to claim Marshall's first event
championship, while Promise Nkwocha leapt 41-feet-6.75 inches to
take top honors in the Triple Jump.  "Promise had to be a close
second in the voting for athlete of the meet with his second
(place finish) in the 100 meter, his first place in the Triple
Jump and his second place finish in the 300m hurdles," Marshall
boys' head coach Mike Jacobs said. "He was certainly one of the
star athletes."  Nkwocha ran the 100 meter dash in 11.87 and
complete the 300 meter hurdles in a time of 41.88, just two
seconds off the conference record, despite not practicing the
event in over a week.  "I think one day b