Photos by Emily Vanderstelt for CatchMark
WHITEHALL — Whitehall’s boys track and field team has been pretty clear about its goals for the 2023 season: The Vikings are chasing a state championship. They’re off to a heck of a start this season, too.
During a CatchMark SportsNet media-day session on Saturday, April 15, members of the squad let their guard down for a little while and relaxed.
From a photo session to slow-motion, fog-machine video to a podcast season preview and even the Lil’ Nitro Challenge, the Vikings made the most of their experience.
Check out all of this cool content:
PORTRAITS OF PLAYERS AND COACHES
Don’t miss these super-cool portraits of Whitehall athletes and coach Kirk Mikkelson:
Photos by Emily Vanderstelt for CatchMark
HEAD-AND-SHOULDERS PHOTOS
CatchMark also shot sharp-looking head-and-shoulders photos of Whitehall athletes and their coach:
Photos by Emily Vanderstelt for CatchMark
SLOW-MOTION “HYPE” VIDEO
The slow-motion, fog-machine video experience is always a hit with media day attendees and it was no different for the Vikings:
Video by Billy Mann | CatchMark
PODCAST SEASON PREVIEW
Don’t miss Whitehall seniors Nate Bolley and Lukas Palmer as well as head coach Kirk Mikkelson as they discuss the 2023 season and much more during a podcast with CatchMark’s Scott DeCamp:
DON’T FORGET THE LIL’ NITRO TIKTOK
Whitehall’s boys track and field team has some daring members. Just check out some of the heights that the pole vaulters are reaching. But perhaps nobody is more daring than sophomore Kal Koehler, who accepted the “Lil’ Nitro Challenge” and ate the “world’s hottest gummy bear.”
Watch here:
WANT YOUR OWN MEDIA DAY?
If your varsity team would like to purchase a media-day experience at CatchMark or your business would like to sponsor one, then contact us at sports@catchmarkit.com.
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