Muskego's Anschutz, Arrowhead's Schroeder Win
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WIAA state girls track and field: Takeaways from a record-setting first day
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Muskego 's Ella Anschutz won the D1 3,200-meter race for the second year in a row .
Arrowhead 's Elise Schroeder also repeated as D1 pole vault champion.
Milwaukee -area athletes dominated the triple jump, taking five of the top six spots.
Homestead 's 4x800 relay team completes three -peat in dominant fashion.
Kettle Moraine Lutheran's Sydney Falkowski looks like odds-on favorite heading into D2 400-meter final.
KML also breaks D2 4x400-meter relay state record as five local teams qualify for final.
Catholic Memorial's Analena Peterson and Dominican 's Sydney Knautz both win preliminary heats.
USM's Bella Grenier storms back to capture D2 3,200-meter title.
Grenier finished off the charge with a final lap of 1:11.02 to capture the state title.
Her teammate Annie Norman took fourth on the podium with a time of 10:48.45 .
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