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JDHS girls, Ketchikan boys win DI Region V track championships
- Klas Stolpe
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Sitka Wolves win Division II Region V girls and boys track and field team titles
By Klas Stolpe
Juneau Independent
The Juneau-Douglas High School: Yadaa.at Kalé Crimson Bears girls and the Ketchikan Kings boys earned the team titles at the Region V Track and Field Championships on the Fawn Mountain track and field in Ketchikan on Friday and Saturday.
“We had some ideal conditions,” JDHS head coach Brandi Adams said. “For field events we experienced sun, hail, disappointments and some personal bests.”
The JDHS girls scored 110 points to Kayhi’s 25, the Kings’ boys scored 80 points to the Crimson Bears' 56.
“I am really happy,” Ketchikan head coach Alex Pennino said. “At the beginning of the year I did not expect that. Carter (Phillips) won the 800. Him and Issac (Evison), even though Juneau’s Zachery Bos beat them in the (1,600 and 3,200) they got second and third and scored points. We had a pretty good team all the way around, we didn’t get shut out in any event on the boy’s side."
"With Thunder Mountain gone, and when somebody has a deeper team than you it can be difficult to figure out where to stick the bodies in the right spots. Myself and our other coaches figured out where we needed to stick some guys so they could have the most success."
"Henry (Vail) was great. He is a guy who will improve from the prelims to the finals by sometimes an entire second. Our boys 4x100 and 4x200 did great, those guys really got their handoffs down. That is something we take a lot of pride in. Our girls really impressed me too. Ryan (Elerding) was really strong. Our girls were young, our sprinting girls were beat up after a long season. Overall I was really happy.”
JDHS sophomore Bella Connally led the Crimson Bears girls scoring with a win in the 100-meter dash in her season best 12.51 seconds, with sophomores Shandiin Frommherz second in 13.43 and Mya Hayes third in 14.09. Connally and Frommherz qualified for the state championships with their times (non-qualifiers: 3. Hayes; 4. KTN fr Audrey Mettler 14.74; 5. KTN fr Charm Danao 14.93; 6. JD sr Isabella Reyes-Boyer 15.07; 7. KTN sr Lauren Tucker 15.78).
In Division I the first-place finisher in each individual event from Regions III, IV, V and VI plus the next 12 statewide best times or distances from the finals qualify for the state championships. The top relay team from those regions and the next four best statewide times from finals also qualify. DII has the same criteria, except the regions are II, III, V and VI.
Connally also won the 200 meters in 27.16 to qualify for state (2. JD so Hayes 30.17; 3. JD fr Clara Van Kirk 31.19; 4. KTN Danao PB 30.96; 5. KTN Mettler PB 30.98; 6. KTN fr Jazlynn Ramsey PB 31.99).
“It is a good step in the right direction and the end goal is state,” JDHS’ Bella Connally said. “For my 4x100 team, we are all excited for state and what we can do there. We are all close and trust each other, so when we go out there we are calm and just do our best with no worries. All the girls on my team are just extremely athletic and talented in their events. Taking the region team title is an amazing accomplishment for us.”
JDHS sophomores Addie Hartman, Shandiin Frommherz and Mya Hayes joined Connally on the girls 4x100 relay with a state qualifying time of 52.38 (2. KTN 58.44 - Danao, Tucker, Mettler, Ramsey).
On the boys side JDHS junior Orion Paden qualified for state, winning the 100 meters in a PB 11.65 (2. KTN sr Evan Dash PB 11.68; 3. KTN sr Liam Woodward PB 11.98; 4. KTN fr Nick Piazza PB 12.07; 5. JD jr Bryden Roberts PB 12.23; 6 JD jr Krew Ridle 21.28; 7. KTN jr Parker Hagan PB 12.55; 8. JD fr William Westmoreland 12.83).
“For me personally, winning my events was a massive achievement after putting in so much work this season,” Paden said. “I was actually out for three weeks right before the meet due to an injury, so being able to come back and win the 100-meter dash was incredible — I give all the glory to God for that.”
Paden also won the boys high jump with a PB five-foot-eight leap to qualify for state, along with KTN sophomore Ike Pennino who placed second with the same mark, but more misses, and KTN sophomore Anthony Talaugea going 5’ 6 (4. JD fr Vinnie Nizich 5’ 4; 5. JD Sean Sangster 5’; KTN fr Malik Jordan NH).
“When it comes to the high jump I have realized it is not really about winning or even placing well anymore,” Paden said. “It is truly about the lifelong friends I have made through the event, like Iké Pennino and Ashton Peterson. They have become some of my closest friends simply from competing together. I really want to thank my teammates and friends for making this entire season so fun and enjoyable. Most importantly, I thank God for giving me the strength and ability to compete. Running is a true gift, and I feel incredibly blessed to do it."
"As the state meet approaches, I realize my focus is not on finishing first or making the podium. For me, it is about having one more week — one final week to spend with my team and the friends I have made through this sport. I am excited to run and jump, but more than anything, I am excited for one last meet alongside my friends.”
Ketchikan junior Henry Vail won the boys 200 meters in 23.34, qualifying for state along with teammate Dash in a PB 23.72 and JDHS’ Paden in 23.81 (4. KTN Piazza PB 24.22; 5. JD Roberts PB 24.24; 6. JD Ridle PB 24.64).
Vail also won the boys 400 meters in his season best 51.23 (2. KTN fr Hunter Eckert PB 57.88; 3. JD jr Austin Huang 57.94; 4. KTN Piazza PB 59.85; 5. JD Westmoreland PB 1:00.0).
“The 200 and 400 are very similar for me,” Ketchikan’s Vail said. “I love running them and it makes me feel better to do better in them. What I believe that improves me the most is faster competition to race against like those at state. It will be more challenging for me as that will push me to have to go even faster. To take the men’s title over Juneau feels very good as we have lost to them all year. To finally beat them in something that makes the community and the team feel awesome and I cannot wait to see what the few that get to go to state do as they compete at the next level of competition.”
JDHS’ Frommherz won the girls 400 meters in a personal best 1:04.18 (2. KTN Jackson PB 1:09.02; 3. KTN Ramsey PB 1:11.77; 4. JD Van Kirk 1:12.23; 5. JD sr Melanie Shrader PB 1:12.48).
JDHS sophomore Nevah Lupro won the 800 meters in a PB state qualifying time of 1:04.18 (2. JD sr Della Mearig PB 2:42.28; 3. KTN Jackson PB 2:44.10; 4. JD jr Adele Fanning SB 2:49.51; 5. JD fr Kira English 2:52.63; 6. KTN jr Sarah Kleeman 2:54.54).
Ketchikan senior Carter Phillips won the boys' 800 meters in 2:09.01 (2. JD so Anderson Murray PB 2:11.89; 3. JD so Emmett Hightower PB 2:12.64; 4. KTN so Isaac Evison PB 2:12.64; 5. KTN jr Blaine Garlick PB 2:15.40; 6. JD jr Gage Keller PB 2:15.49; 7. JD so Lucas Nelson-Vallejo PB 2:23.44; 8. KTN so Ezra Roskam 2:30.21).
“For the regions 800, I mainly focused on setting a strong lead from the gun and maintaining a far enough distance to avoid any potential kicks from competitors,” Kayhi’s Phillips said. “In preparation for state I am planning on doing different pacing workouts and some short sprint work to maintain my fast-twitch muscles. I am hoping that the faster competition at state can help drag me to a PR, maybe even a school record.”
JDHS junior Zacheriah Bos qualified for state by winning the two grueling distance races.
Bos won the 1,600 meters in a PB 4:46.04 (2. KTN Phillips PB 4:46.41; 3. KTN Evison 4:54.35; 4. JD Huang 5:05.43; 5. JD Murray 5:11.36; 6. JD Hightower 5:12.37; 7. KTN Roskam PB 5:28.78; 8. KTN fr Copper Westergard PB 5:44.74)
Bos won the 3,200 in a PB 10:14.76 (2. KTN Evison PB 10:33.34; 3. KTN Phillips SB 10:39.02; 4. JD so Carson Kautz PB 10:51.51; 5. JD so Lucas Nelson-Vallejo PB 11:16.51; 6. KTN Roskam PB 11:41.95).
“The meet was an answered prayer really,” Bos said. “Psalms 54:4 says it better than I could, “Surely God is my help: the Lord is the one who sustains me” and thats really how the whole meet went for me because I did not get injured, races went well, and I could not ask for better opponents than the Ketchikan guys. Specifically Carter Philips, he and I were head to head all season and I will miss racing him. That is also what I love about the sports here in Southeast — on the track the competition is fierce, but off the track the camaraderie is amazing. State will be interesting. I am not near as fast on a state level as regions, but we have got a few good relay teams that will probably do well and I am looking forward to my first state track meet.”
JDHS junior Kaia Mangaccat qualified for state by also winning the two distance runs, the girls 1,600 meters in 5:19.58 (2. Lupro PB 5:58.09; 3. KTN Elerding PB 5:58.67; 4. JD Mearig 5:59.42; 5. JD sr Lua Mangaccat 6:00.13) and winning the 3200 in a PB 11:31.79 (2. JD L. Mangaccat PB 12:42.22; 3.KTN Kleeman 13:39.85; 4. JD fr Emmalynn LaPlante PB 13:59.90; 5. JD fr Dezerae Bos PB 14:00.94).
JDHS’ Reyes-Boyer won the girls 100-meter hurdles in 19.31 seconds (2. JD Hartman 20.43; 3. KTN Fields PB 22.58).
Ketchikan junior Ryan Elerding won the 300-meter hurdles in a PB 53.97 (2. JD jr Adele Fanning PB 57.65; 3. JD fr Fiona Koelsch 59.61; 4. KTN Fields PB 1:01.02; DNF JD Reyes-Boyer).
Elerding also won the girls triple jump with 30 feet 1.5 inches (2. JD fr Eleanor Peterson 27’ 08).
“Well, with the triple jump I was pretty happy since I have been so close to winning every year at regions, but did not until this one,” Elerding said. “And for state I am really just hoping for a PR. And for the hurdles I was also very happy because my whole family did not realize that I was going to be winning it and they started going crazy when they saw how far ahead I was, and that really boosted my moral. I think it made me go fast enough to PR. Heading into state I am very excited to do my events, but I will be the only girl for my team going so I just hope I can stay hyped up alone. But Anchorage is fun because right after all my events I will be pigging out and eating at all the fast food places they have.”
Ketchikan freshman Jazlynn Ramsey was the only other Lady Kings athlete to qualify for state, winning the long jump with a PB 12’ 2.50 (2. JD jr Bahn PB 11’ 8.75).
JDHS’ Hartman won the girls' high jump with 4’ 05.00 (2. JD Bahn PB 4’ 02; 3. KTN Jackson).
Ketchikan junior Blaine Garlick qualified for state, winning the boys 110-meter hurdles in a PB 19.12 (2. KTN fr James Armstrong PB 20.32) and the 300-meter hurdles in a PB 46.24 (2. KTN Armstrong PB 48.94; 3. JD jr Bryden Roberts 49.15; 5. JD so Carson Kautz PB 52.12).
JDHS freshman Vinnie Nizich qualified for state with an 18-foot-5-inch long jump mark (2. KTN Woodward SB 18’ 4.75; 3. KTN Pennino PB 18’ 1.50; 4. KTN Jordan 16’’ 10.75; 5. JD Sean Sangster 16’ 10.50; 6. JD Washington 16’ 9.50; 7. KTN Talaugea 16’ 7.50).
KTN’s Talaugea won the triple jump with a PB 39’ 3 (2. KTN Woodward PB 37’ 9; 2. KTN Jordan PB 35’; 4. KTN Pennino PB 34’ 11.50; 5. JD Sean Sangster PB 32’ 7.50; JD Washington 30’ 8).
JDHS senior Meliame Tupou won the girls shot put with a PB 32’ 05.25 (2. JD sr Isabelle Martin 26’ 01.50; 3. KTN so Khloe Nordlund 20’ 0.25; 4. JD sr Eva Goertzen 19’ 00.75; 5. JD fr Koelsch PB 19’ 00.75) and the discus with 75’ 01 (2. JD Goertzen 64’ 05; 3. JD Koelsch PB 48’ 10; 4. KTN Nordlund 46’ 10; FOUL JD Martin).
JDHS junior Isaiah Galletes-Fale qualified for state with a personal-best winning shot put of 40 feet 3.00 (2. JD so Leonidas Taualo-Tasi 40’ 1; 3. KTN sr Jack Dun 39’ 11), 4. JD sr Richard Tupou 39’ 6.50; 5. JD sr Walter Haube-Law 37’ 6.75; 6. KTN so Jayvie Pabilona 35’ 5.50; 7. KTN jr Parker Hagan 31’ 9.50; 8. KTN sr Noah Skan 30’ 5.75).
JDHS’ R. Tupou qualified for state, winning the boys' discus with a PB 146’ 9 (2. KTN Dun 119’ 4; 3. JD Taualo-Tasi 109’ 7; 4. JD so Heleman AitaotoTelea 103’ 6; 5. KTN Pabilona 98’ 4; 6. JD Haube-Law 91’ 9; 7. KTN Hagan 85’ 4; 8. KTN Skan 79’ 8).
The JDHS girls swept the remaining relays, winning the 4x200 in 1:59.46 - sr Kaylee Koelsch, sr Shrader, so Hayes, so Connally (2. KTN Danao, Mettler, Jackson, Elerding); the 4x400 in 4:27.36 - so Frommherz, so Hartman, fr Van Kirk, jr K. Mangaccat; and the 4x800 in 11:53.21 - so Sigrid Eller, sr L. Mangaccat, jr Sabine Auger, sr Mearig.
Ketchikan and JDHS spilt the boys' relays.
Kayhi won the 4x100 in 46.19 - Armstrong, Dash, Woodward, Vail (JD DQ - Ridle, so Sylvan Washington, Roberts, Paden) and Kayhi won the 4x200 in 1:39.57 - Armstrong, Dash, Piazza, Vail (JD DQ - fr Vince Nizich, fr Maximus Sean Sangster, so Osian Morris, Westmoreland).
JDHS won the 4x400 in 3:48.83 - Ridle, Washington, Nizich, Bos (2. KTN Roskam, Phillips, fr Hunter Eckert, Garlick) and JDHS won the 4x800 in 10:07.10 - Bos, Murray, Hightower, Keller.
Sitka won the DII boys and girls team titles. The Wolves boys scored 270 points, Petersburg 98, Skagway 67, Haines 59, Craig 47, Wrangell 36, Gustavus six and Yakutat two. The Lady Wolves scored 212.5, PSG 170, HNS 74, CRG 32, SKAG 19, GUS 12.5.
“It is going to come down to quality practices and doing all the little things to be ready when the moment comes,” Sitka coach Jeremy Strong said. “Preparation is key.”
DII state qualifiers (non-qualifiers):
Girls 100: 1. SIT sr Adalyna Moore SB 13.28; 2. HNS sr Sarah Jones 13.86; 3. PSG sr Freya Tucker 13.99 (4. SIT fr Leihela Sands PB 14.07; 5. GUS fr Marina Todd PB 14.26; 5. SIT sr Leilynn Swain 14.26; 7. HNS jr Talis Swaner 14.72; 8. PSG so Maelle Boitor 14.78; 10. CRG fr Alli Demmert PB 15.42; 14. CRG so Brooke Sharpe PB 17.33; 16. CRG fr Marleigh Arnce 19.97).
Boys 100: 1. SIT sr Calder Prussian PB 11.24; 2. PSG jr Jakob Preisler PB 11.58; 3. SIT so Andrew Mullin 11.71; 4. SIT fr Zander Sudnikovich-Remington 11.81; 5. PSG jr Ben Kandoll 11.85; 6. SIT fr Koen Hirai PB 11.93 (7. SIT jr Marc Tomas SB 12.20; 8. PSG sr Brayden Tucker 12.54; 14. CRG fr Alex Trimmer; 16. CRG fr Jack Conatser PB 13.42; 17. CRG fr Liam McCoy 13.48).
Unified 100: 1. Sitka sr Jack Micelson SB 16.56; 2. PSG fr David Owens PB 33.73.
Girls 200: 1. SIT Moore SB 27.70; 2. HNS Jones 28.42 (3. PSG F. Tucker SB 29.43; 4. SIT Sands PB 29.67; 5. HNS so CC Elliott 30.23; 6. HNS Swaner PB 30.39; 7. CRG sr Abigail Patten PB 31.38; 10. CRG jr Madison Conatser 34.55; 13. CRG Sharpe PB 36.26).
Boys 200: 1. SIT Prussian 23.03; 2. SIT Mullin 23.49; 3. PSG Preisler PB 23.68; 4. SKG sr Royce Borst PB 23.80; 5. SIT sr Cole McLaughlin PB 24.26 (5. PSG Kandoll 25.77; 15. CRG fr Nolan Fithian PB 27.18; 16. CRG fr Allen Trimmer PB 27.81; 18. CRG McCoy 28.00).
Girls 400: 1. HNS Elliott PB 1:05.73; 2. SIT Swain SB 1:06.90 (3. PSG so Maelle Boitor PB 1:10.51; 4. PSG so Simone Nilsen PB 1:14.88).
Boys 400: 1. SIT sr Francis Myers SB 53.39; 2. PSG Kandoll 53.86; 3. HNS so Brody Ferrin PB 54.23; 4. HNS so Isaac Jones 56.43 (5. PSG fr Wesley Durst PB 57.77; 7. CRG jr Aulis Nelson 58.80; 12. CRG Aln. Trimmer PB 1:05.81; 13. CRG fr Matthew Gardner 1:06.68).
Girls 800: 1. PSG so Arielle Tucker PB 2:38.87; 2. SIT fr Lola Hitchcock PB 2:40.66 (3. SIT sr Marina Marley 2:46.94; 4. PSG so Sophia Cotta 2:51.60; 5. SIT fr Grace Hall 2:57.56; 6. HNS fr Sophia Heddin 3:10.11; 7. SKG so Mackenzie Mixon PB 3:26.74).
Boys 800: 1. WRG sr Boomchain Loucks 1:58.98; 2. SIT jr Zach Martens PB 2:05.84; 3. CRG Nelson 2:09.08 (4. SIT jr Derek Wilson 2:11.12; 5. WRG so Carter Howell 2:19.88; 6. PSG sr. Gaje Ventress 2:20.83; 7. SIT fr Owen Mork 2:21.63; 8. PSG fr Wesley Durst 2:23.97; 14. CRG Gardner PB 2:45.32; 15. CRG fr Jaxon Deniger PB 2:53.90).
Girls 1600: 1. PSG A. Tucker 5:48.57 (2. SIT Marley PB 5:54.97; 3. PSG Cotta PB 6:07.36; 4. SIT fr Grace Hall 6:17.09; 5. SIT fr Novah Schmidt 6:20.87; 6. PSG so Zia Hulebak SB 6:21.62; 7. SKG Mixon PB 7:47.73).
Boys 1600: 1. WRG Loucks 1:58.98; 2. SIT Martens PB 2:05.84; 3. CRG Nelson 2:09.08 (4. SIT Wilson 2:11.12; 5. WRG Howell 2:19.88; 6. PSG Ventress 2:20.83; 7. SIT Mork 2:21.63; 8. PSG Durst 2:23.97; 14. CRG Gardner PB 2:45.32; 15. CRG Deniger PB 2:53.90).
Girls 3200: 1. A. Tucker PB 12:26.58; 2. SIT Hitchcock PB 12:27.94; 3. SIT Marley PB 12:37.41; 4. PSG Cotta 13:04.24 (5. PSG Hulebak 13:25.26; 6. SIT Schmidt 13.28.73; 7. HNS Heddin PB 14:05.09; 8. SKG Mixon 16:47.50).
Boys 3200: 1. WRG Loucks PB 9:31.78; 2. CRG Nelson PB 9:57.58; 3. SIT Wilson 10:36.08; 4. PSG Ventress SB 10:40.96 (5. PSG fr Andi Mihai PB 11:16.52; 6. CRG fr Hayden Fithian PB 11:19.34; 7. SIT marley PB 11:19.59; 8. SIT so Silas Todd PB 11:20.48; 13. CRG Deniger 13:35.66).
Girls 100 Hurdles: 1. SIT sr Emma Heuer SB 17:38; 2. SIT sr Natalie Hall PB 18.10; 3. PSG so Lexie Tow 18.90; 4. SIT jr Zoe Tydingco PB 19.73 (5. PSG so Madelyn Dreisbach 20.73; 6. SKG so Aurora Woods PB 21.57; 7. PSG so Simone Nilsen PB 22.21).
Boys 110 Hurdles: 1. SIT jr Names Nellis PB 16.64; 2. PSG sr Noah Pawuk PB 16.83; 3. HNS sr JC Davis SB 17.63; 4. SKG sr Brenden Moncibaiz 18:06; 5. PSG jr Nolan Lutomski 18.67; 6. SIT jr Tommy Dotson PB 19.63 (7. PSG fr Parker Swanson PB 20.35).
Girls 300 Hurdles: 1. SIT Hall 50.10; 2. PSG Tow 54.14 (3. SIT Tydingco PB 56.90; 4. PSG Dreisbach 1:00.13; 5. CRG jr MadisonConatser 1:04.58; 6. SKG Woods 1:04.71; 7. CRG Demmert PB 1:03.79; GUS jr Izabella Andree DNF).
Boys 300 Hurdles: 1. SIT Nellis PB 41.89; 2. PSG Pawuk PB 43.70; 3. HNS Davis 44.29 (4. CRG fr Nolan Fithian 48.95; 5. CRG fr Alex Trimmer PB 49.43; 6. SIT Dotson PB 50.18).
Girls 4x100: 1. SIT 53.86 - Heuer, sr Jadelyn Kubik, Swain, Moore; 2. PSG 56.09 - F. Tucker, Boitor, Tow, Whitacre (3. GUS 1:00.59 - Andree, fr Atkins, fr Kelly, fr Todd; 4. CRG 1:03.04 - jr McCoy, fr Demmert, jr Sara Steffen, sr Patten; 5. SKG 1:03.08).
Boys 4x100: 1. SIT 44.90 - sr Zander Dumag, Mullin, Sudnikovich-Remington, Prussian; 2. PSG 46.50 - B. Tucker, sr Alex Holmgren, Pawuk, Preisler 3. SKG A 50.40; 4. CRG A 52.04 - McCoy, Alex Trimmer, N. Fithian, J. Conatser).
Girls 4x200: 1. SIT 1:55.04 - N. Hall, Sands, Swain, Kubik (2. HNS 2:02.99 - Jones, so Ava Rosenberry, Heddin, Elliott; 3. CRG 2:30.21 - Steffen, Arce, Sharpe, McCoy)..
Boys 4x200: 1 PSG 1:35.25 - B. Tucker, Lutomski, Pawuk, Kandoll; 2. SIT 1:35.48 - jr Marc Tomas, McLaughlin, Hirai, Mullin; 3. SKG 1:37.15 - so Logan Rupprecht, Moncibaiz, sr Camden Lawson, Borst (4. HNS 1:40.15; 5. CRG 1:49.94 - McCoy, H. Fithian, N. Fithian, J. Conatser).
Girls 4x400: 1. SIT 4:32.61 - N. Hall, Kubik, Moore, G. Hall; 2. PSG 4:43.25 - so Cadence Flint, F. Tucker, Boitor, Whitacre (3. HNS 4:52.25 - Rosenberry, Swaner, Heddin, Elliott; 4. CRG 5:43.54 - Sharpe, M. Conatser, Dement, McCoy).
Boys 4x400: 1. SIT 3:42.20 - Prussian, Wilson, Myers, Nellis (2. SKG 3:46.62; 3. HNS 3:49.86; 4. PSG 4:03.57; 5. CRG 4:20.89 - Aln Trimmer, Gardner, Alx Trimmer, J. Conatser).
Girls 4x800: 1. SIT 12:25.98 - Hitchcock, G. Hall, Marley, Schmidt.
Boys 4x800: 1. SIT 9:07.49 - Mork, Myers, Todd, Marley (2. PSG 9:34.06; 3. SKG 9:43.72; 4. CRG 10:41.43 - Aln Trimmer, H. Fithian, Gardner, Deniger).
Girls Shot: 1. PSG G. Whitacre PB 29’ 11.00; 2. CRG sr Abigail Patten 28’ 05.50; 3. PSG so Emilia Anderson 28’ 01.75; 4. SIT sr Taylor Cushing PB 27’ 00.50; 5. SIT so Kailee Brady 26’ 09.00 (6. HNS fr Brylee Swaner PB 26’ 6.50; 7. CRG Steffen 26’ 6.50; 8. GUS Atkins 24’ 4; 14. CRG McCoy 20’ 10.75; 15. CRG Arne 20’ 2.25).
Boys Shot: 1. SIT sr Shane Tincher 41’ 5.50; 2. SIT fr Cedar Starbuck PB 37’ 6.50 (3. GUS sr Ryley Bean PB 36’ 3; 4. SKG so Logan Ward PB 35’ 2; 6. HNS so Walther Jim 31’ 11.75; 9. PSG Preisler 30’ 9).
Unified Shot: 1. SIT sr Jack Mickelson SB 14’ 5.50; 2. PSG fr David Owens PB 9’ 8.50.
Girls Discus: 1. PSG Anderson PB 97’ 03; 2. SIT Cushing PB 81’ 09; 3. HNS so Rylee Sloan PB 81’ 09; 4. CRG Patten PB 77’ 09; 5. SIT Brady 76’ 02 (6. CRG M. Conatser SB 72’ 9; 8. CRG Steffen 61’ 11; 13. GUS Atkins 51’ 5; 14. CRG M. Arne 51’ 1).
Boys Discus: 1. HNS sr JC Davis SB 123’ 4; 2. SKG Ward PB 120’ 8; 3. SIT Tincher 106’ 2; 4. SIT jr Vance Ballovich 99’ 2 (5. SIT Starbuck PB 90’ 9; 6. YAK so Tyler Wolf PB 88’ 7; 7. HNS so Gauge Christiansen PB 80’ 7; 8. HNS so Orien Grimes PB 75’ 4; 9. KSG so Zane Coughran PB 70’; 10. PSG sr Lucas Cotta PB 68’ 3; 11. PSG Dreisbach 63’ 8; 12. HNS fr Oliver Salmon 38’ 7; 13. SKG jr Seth Tronrud 32’ 8).
Girls High Jump: 1. PSG Flint 4’ 8; 2. PSG Tow 4’ 4; 2. SIT Heuer 4’ 4; 4 GUS fr Jaden Kelly PB 4’ 4 (5. PSG Dreisbach 4’ 2; 6. SKG fr Millie Bass 4’ 2; SIT Tydingco NH).
Boys High Jump: 1. SKG Borst 6’ 2; 2. SIT jr Ashton Peterson 5’ 8; 3. HNS Lloyd 5’ 4; 3. SKG jr Luca Tronrud 5’4; 5. PSG sr Tyson Reid PB 5’ 4; 6. SIT fr Boyd Branch 5’ 4 (7. SIT fr Mork PB 5’2).
Girls Long Jump: 1. HNS S. Jones 14’ 3.25; 2. SIT Heuer SB 14’ 2.50; 3. SIT Kubik 14’ 0.50 (4. PSG Flint PB 13’ 5.50; 5. HNS Rosenberry 13’ 0.25; 6. SIT Cushing 12’ 01; 7. PSG Dreisbach PB 11’ 4.25; 8. GUS Kelly 11’ 0.25; 9. GUS Todd 10’ 7.50; 10. SKG Woods 10’ 0/25; GUS Andree FOUL).
Boys Long Jump: 1. SIT McLaughlin 20’; 2. SIT Sudnikovich-Remington 19’ 6.75; 3. SIT Dumag 18’ 7 (4. SIT Peterson 17’10; 5. Hirai 17’ 4.50; 6. HNS Ferrin 17’ 1; 7. HNS Lloyd 16’ 11.50; 8. PSG Holmgrain 16’ 8.50; 9. GUS Bean 16’ 7; 10. PSG Lutomski 16’ 2; 11. SKG so Arthur Aribam PB 16’ 1.75; 12. HNS so Calvin Bell PB 16’ 0.50; 13. 13. SKG so Julius Thole 15’ 8; 14. YAK Wolf 15’ 6; 15. PSG so Levi Reid PB 15’ 5; 16. SKG fr Mason Jennings PB 14’ 7.50; 17. PSG so Conor Oppenheimer PB 14’ 4).
Unified Long Jump: 1. SIT sr Jack Mickelson SB 10’.
Girls Triple Jump: 1. PSG Flint SB 29’ 10; 2. SKG jr Mina Yee PB 27’ 6; 3. SIT Cushing SB 27’ 0.50 (4. HNS Rosenberry 26’ 6.50).
Boys Triple Jump: 1. SIT McLaughlin 41’ 3.25; 2. SIT Myers 38’ 7.25; 3. HNS Lloyd 38’ 4.50; 4. SIT Mork PB 36’ 7.25 (5. SKG Ward 35’ 10.50; 6. SKG Aribam PB 34’ 4.50; 7. PSG Oppenheimer PB 32’ 9.25; 8. HNS Jim PB 32. 4.50; 9. PSG Lutomski 31’ 11.75).
• Contact Klas Stolpe at sports@juneauindependent.com
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