Area track teams competed in the 1st day of the Central Buckeye Conference Prelims on Tuesday at the BHS Track & Field Complex.
Teams will compete Friday at Bellefontaine in the finals of the CBC Championships. Field events start at 4:30 p.m. and running events will begin at 5:00 pm.
Bellefontaine Girls (Kenton Trail Division)
Jonathan Alder 36.50, Bellefontaine 33, Kenton Ridge 29.5, London 20, Tecumseh 4
Finals
Shot
1. Kelsey Snapp 35′ 7″; 2. Shot Perri Neeld- 32′ 9 .25″ PR
High Jump
2. Callie Shumaker 4′ 8″; 5. Ryelee Reames 4′ 6″
3200 Relay
4. Kailyn Newman, Kaileigh Flora, Harper Penhorwood, Montana Buck 10:45.20
1600
6. Kailyn Newman 6:06.45
Top 8 Qualifying to Finals
100 Hurdles
1. Kylie Adams 15.48
2. Callie Shumaker 16.75
100 Dash
1. Ava Reeves 12.70
200
1. Ava Reeves 26.72
300 Hurdles
1. Kylie Adams 46.43
2. Callie Shumaker 48.12
Bellefontaine Boys (Kenton Trail Division)
Jonathan Alder 40, London 32, Bellefontaine 30, Shawnee 24, Tecumseh 18, Kenton Ridge 10
Finals
1. Pole Vault Carter Kuhn 11′ 6″
3. Discus Hayden Manns 130′ 7″; 4. Discus Sully Ashcraft 129′ 0″
4. 3200 Relay 8:43.35 Tony Stewart, Hayden Maus, Carter Snapp, Zavier May
5. Long Jump Collin Deitsch 18′ 1.75″, 6. Long Jump Ethan Orahood 18′ 1″
5. 1600 Tony Stewart 4:47.57; 6. 1600 Seth Taylor 4:55.45 PR
Top 8 Qualifying to Finals
1. 100 Kailyn Organ 11.32
7. 200 Jack Hutchins 24.37 PR
3. 110 Hurdles James Holt 16.78 PR; 6. Ethan Organ 17.86 PR
2. 300 Hurdles James Holt 43.60 PR; 4. Ethan Orahood 44.99 PR
6. 400 Kaiden Foulk 54.65; 7. Vansh Patel 54.68 PR
The Indian Lake girls scored 34 points.
Reagan Rash placed first in the 3,200 m run (12:21), Grace Pequignot was runner-up in shot put (36-3), Stephanie Altstaetter was third in shot put (35-4), Ava Faler was fourth in high jump (4-8), the 4×800 relay of Evie Wagner, KaiLea Miller, Hannah Metzger, and Cambria Tuttle finished fourth (11:10), Evie Wagner was fifth in the 3200 m run (13:07), and Meadow McCullough was 6th in high jump (4-6).
The boy’s team scored 26 points.
Brody Parsell repeated as CBC Mad River Champion in the pole vault with a PR of 12-6. Caiden Guantt was runner-up in the long jump (20-5), the 4×800 relay team of Tony Cummins, Grant McPherson, Heath Wilson, and Vince Wilson was fourth (9:16), Isaac Morrison was fifth in long jump (19-7.5), Ryan Culp was sixth in pole vault (11-0), Charles Sickles-Sposa was sixth in discus (105-3).
The Benjamin Logan girls also competed.
Girls Team Scores with 4 of 17 events completed: (Mad River Division) 1. Indian Lake (34), 2. Benjamin Logan (27), 3. Northwestern (22), 4. Graham (18), 5. North Union (12), 6. Urbana (10).
Benjamin Logan Meet Scoring: (the following events were run as finals)
3200 meter relay: 1st place (10:47.84)
(Georgia Bates – Lexi Archer – Mylee Boysel – Estella Wenger)
High Jump: 2nd place – Isabel Henderson (5-00).
Shot Put: 5th place – Alanna Gibson (32-10), 8th – Lauren Hemmelgarn (30-01.25)
3200 Run: 3rd place – Estella Wenger (12:56.09), 6th place – Mylee Boysel (13:22.04).
Qualifying to Friday’s finals: (run as prelims to qualify for Friday’s finals)
100 High Hurdles: Kate Gulick & Hannah White (6 runners, all moved to finals).
100 Dash: 2nd place – Isabel Henderson (12.85), 8th place – Ella Chamberlin (14.12).
300 Low Hurdles: 2nd place – Hannah White (51.75), 3rd place – Kate Gulick (52.02).
200 Dash: 2nd place – Isabel Henderson (26.67).
The Benjamin Logan boy’s track team is currently in 2nd place in the Madriver Division with 36 points. North Union is leading with 40.
Placing for the Raiders are:
1st place in the 4 x 800 (8:54) Tyler Shoopman, Kendahl Stanley, Eli Rhodes, and Eric Hughes
3rd Place in the Pole vault (12′) Evan Carpenter
3rd Place in the Long Jump (20’4.5″) Trevor Berry
3rd Place in the discus (125’5′)
4th Place in the discus (124’3″) Lucas Hemmelgarn
5th Place in the Pole Vault (11′) Carter Daniels
5th Place in the 3200 (11:00) Eric Hughes
Qualifying for the finals are
110H: Yale Scheiderer and Carter Buck
100: Sam Whitten and Trevor Berry
400: Hunter Lattimer and Ben Chamberlain
300H: Yale Scheiderer and Carter Buck
200: Sam Whitten and Dylan Vance
The West Liberty-Salem Girl’s Track and Field Team took an early lead at the Ohio Heritage Conference Championships at Triad Tuesday evening.
In the North Division, the Tigers lead with 42 points followed by Triad with 32 points and Fairbanks with 28.
The Tigers took home two first-place finishes on day one with Elise Longshore winning pole vault (9’0”) and the 4×800 relay team of Ashley Yoder, Gwen McCullough, Teagan Boyd, and Breece Gullett winning in 10:06.96.
Isabella Hardwick placed second in discus (96’04”). Sophia Hardwick placed third in discus (92’04”). Lena Kauffman placed third in pole vault (8’0”), and Claire Longshore placed fifth in high jump (4’04”).
Finals will take place Thursday at Triad.
