The boys and girls track teams at Benjamin Logan Middle School both turned in dominant performances—and team wins—at the Wapakoneta Tri-Meet.
On the boys side, the Raiders scored 83 points to finish well ahead of Wapakoneta and Jackson Center, thanks to a strong mix of individual wins and relay success.
Hayes Boysel led the way with victories in both the 100 and 200-meter dashes, while Carter Crumm took first in the 400 and Quinn Kuba won the 800. Kellen Woodruff added a win in the 110-meter hurdles, and Charlie Buffkin cleared 11 feet to take first in the pole vault.
The relay teams were also a major factor, with Benjamin Logan sweeping the 4×100, 4×200, and 4×800 relays. Strong supporting performances came from athletes like Stone Angles, Bentley Harrat, Camden Michael, Nevada Coleman, and Bentley Hatmaker, who all added key points with top finishes.
Additional scoring efforts came from Brayden Sims, Anson Nichols, Hollis Boysel, Conner Collins, Cayde Buck, Zayden Wilson, Quinn Kuba in the long jump, and Bentley Lewis in the shot put.
On the girls side, the Raiders were just as impressive, finishing first with 78 points behind dominant efforts in the sprints, hurdles, and relays.
Isabella Wohlgamuth led the charge with a win in the 100, while Della Baker took first in the 200 and Pippa Zvansky won the 400 and 200-meter hurdles. Liberati Walters added a first-place finish in the 100-meter hurdles, and Kali Shirk won the pole vault.
Benjamin Logan’s relay teams also stood out, winning the 4×400 and finishing one-two in the 4×200. The team continued to score across the board with strong finishes from Adelina Leonard, Jazmine McGue, Carolyn Wickline, Aricen Faraglia, and Audrey Kuba.
Additional contributions came from Makinnly Allen, Lillienne Pickering, Kaleigha Alig, Juliana Chapman, and Isabella Wohlgamuth in the long jump, helping the Raiders secure another team victory.
