Snowflake’s track teams returned from spring break in fine form with the boys winning the Sedona Invitational meet and the girls placing third.

The Lobos netted 133.5 team points in the boys’ division, followed in second by Coconino with 89. Sedona was a distant third with 69.

Prescott took the team title for the girls with 80.33 points. Sedona placed second with 78 and Snowflake was a close third place with 75.5.

Eighteen teams competed in the event held last Saturday.

In the boys’ 100 meter dash, Drew Schneider took first with a time of 11.55; and Tanner Willis, second in 11.57.

In the 200 meter dash, Drew Schneider was first again with a time of 23.34; Dallin Chapman, 14th; and Kurt Wood, 18th.

In the 400 meter dash, Jordan Gardner placed second in 50.94; Luke Craun, seventh; Kaydn Davis, 16th; and Daylon Flake, 25th.

In the 800 meter run, Jordan Gardner placed first with a time of 1:55.

In the 1600 meter run, John Lunt was 11th; and Kaydn Davis, 17th.

In the 3200 meter run, John Lunt was sixth.

In the 110 meter hurdles, Brenton Ballard placed second with a time of 17.67; and Dylan Richards, fifth in 18.44.

In the 300 meter hurdles, Brenton Ballard was second; and Dylan Richards, ninth.

In the 4×100 meter relay, Brenton Ballard, Tanner Willis, Kendal Kay and Drew Schneider placed first with a time of 44.93.

In the 4×400 meter relay, Tanner Willis, Kurt Wood, Luke Craun and Jordan Gardner placed third.

In the 4×800 meter relay, Kaydn Davis, John Lunt, Daylon Flake and McKay Flake finished fourth.

In the shot put, Eldon McCray placed first with a toss of 45’8”; Garrison Touchstone, 13th; Brady Petersen, 15th; and Justin Webber and Tristan Richards tied for 16th.

In the discus, Garrison Touchstone placed ninth; Tristan Richards, 13th; Justin Webber, 15th; Brady Petersen, 18th; and Eldon McCray, 20th.

In the high jump, Dillan Kay placed second, clearing 6’3”; and Kurt Wood, 10th.

In the pole vault, Luke Craun placed fifth; and Gerson Dias, eighth.

In the long jump, Brenton Ballard placed second with a distance of 20’2.75”; Kurt Wood, eighth; and Kendal Kay, ninth.

In the triple jump, Kendal Kay finished second with a distance of 41’4”; and Tanner Willis, seventh.

In the girls’ 100 meter dash, Sydney Olson finished second with a time of 13.28.

In the 200 meter dash, Alexis Shumway placed 14th.

In the 800 meter run, Jaedyn Maldonado finished eighth; Reagan Thornley, 17th; and Britney Brubaker, 19th.

In the 1600 meter run, Britney Brubaker placed 13th.

In the 100 meter hurdles, Macie Rawlins placed seventh; Alexis Shumway, eighth; and Rachel Turley, 18th.

In the 300 meter hurdles, Alexis Shumway finished ninth; and Rachel Turley, 16th.

In the 4×100 meter relay, the team of Sydney Olson, Kadi Johnson, Skylee Scott and Macie Rawlins placed fourth.

In the 4×400 meter relay, Alexis Shumway, Madison Chapman, Megan Webster and Bailee Flake placed fourth.

In the 4×800 meter relay, Reagan Thornley, Jaedyn Maldonado, Brynn Nichols and Britney Brubaker placed sixth.

In the shot put, Kadi Johnson placed ninth; Shelby Reidhead, 10th; and Kendri Nicholus, 14th.

In the discus, Shelby Reidhead finished fifth; and Kendri Nicholus, 15th.

In the high jump, Emily Ballard took first place, clearing 4’10”; Macie Rawlins, second at 4’8”; and Shelby Reidhead, seventh.

In the pole vault, Skylee Scott finished fourth; and Rachel Turley, fifth.

In the long jump, Kadi Johnson placed second with a distance of 15’6.5”; and Skylee Scott, eighth.

In the triple jump, Kadi Johnson took first place with a distance of 33’5”; and Reagan Thornley, 13th.