vikingssportsn Sophomores Skylar Elias and Harley Hample maintained the momentum they built through the indoor season and opened up with massive personal bests.
Skylar won the girls 1600m and 3200m races. her times of 6:00 and 13:33 were 45 seconds and two and a half minutes faster than her best from last year! Harley won the 200m with a time of 27.62, a full second faster than last year. She also took 2nd in the 100m with 13.53, another huge improvement for her.
Senior Madi Inderelst won the 400m with a PB of 1:06.38. She also combined with her sister Bri, Harley Hample, and Caylee Sundy to win the 4x400m relay in a promising time of 4:33.
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Sophomore Tessa Burgess started her season strong with a PB time of 17.30 and a 2nd place finish in the 100 m hurdles.
Junior Emma DiCicco won the discus with a PB throw of 76’9″. She also took 3rd in the shot put.
On the boys’ side, sophomore Avery Bokor was a double winner in the high jump and long jump. He matched his best height from last year of 5’10” and won the long jump with a huge PB of 20’2″. Tre Cameron tied for second in the high jump with a personal best of 5’8″. Nick Adams was 2nd in the long jump with 19’8″.
Sophomore Brody Rock won the discus with a big throw of 122’1″. He was also 2nd in the shot put.
Senior Chris Shiel took 2nd in the javelin with a big PB of 118’1″.
Antony Flitcraft won the 1600m (5:03) and 3200m (11:27), leading wire to wire in both races.
Luke McGrail won the 110m hurdles by a comfortable margin with a 16.20 time.
Jack Biega won the 800m in 2:13, and Aaden Gonzalez took 3rd in his first track meet. They both joined Jake Kovell and Joel Olshanski to dominate the 4x400m relay.
Nasir Wade took 2nd in the 100m, and Tre Cameron was 3rd in the 200m.
