ALGONA — The Fort Dodge girls track team got one final indoor event before the regular outdoor season begins.

It was the first meet in the new Algona Fieldhouse on Monday.

“Algona has a terrific new facility,” said FDSH head coach Todd Constable. “I talked to Andy Jacobson about it and they let us into (the field).

“It’s good for us to get another meet under our belts.”

Senior Maeleena Meyer was the champion in the 60 meter hurdles. Fort Dodge also won the shuttle hurdle relay, with Charlotte DeJong, Adyson Friesth, Ava Osorio and Meyer.

The 4×60 relay quartet of Malay Hollins, Meyer, Aneliese Schuur and Hope Alstott took second. Junior Maddie Hoshaw placed second in the 400, and Friesth was third in the 60 hurdles.

Ava Wessels was fourth in the 60-meter dash.

Wessels, Teryn Rippentrop, Osorio and Hoshaw placed fourth in the 4×4.

“Maeleena just keeps getting better,” Constable said. “Maddie is improving every day, especially coming back from her injury.”

For Algona, Natalie Johnson won both the 60 and the 200. Maya Lentz claimed the long jump and Reagan Haynes the shot put. The Bulldogs also won the 4×60, 4×200, 4×400 and 4×800 relays.

Alyssa Miller (60 hurdles) and Jada Roberts (high jump) both grabbed silvers.

Julia Swift won the 1,500 to lead Bishop Garrigan. Cate Birkey was the runner-up in the 60. The Golden Bears also crossed second in both the 4×200 and 4×800 relays.

Kathleen Hildreth led Manson Northwest Webster, as she finished third in the 800. The 4×60 relay of Rowan Peed, Bellah Aquino, Rachel Jones and Ava Moline finished second.

The Dodgers are in action on Thursday at Boone.