Twenty-four teams were in Joseph City last Friday for the Wildcat Invitational track meet. Of those 24, Snowflake came out on top in both the boys and girls team point totals.
The Lobo boys team finished with 133 points, well ahead of second place Show Low’s 96. Blue Ridge was third, followed by St. Johns in fourth, and Winslow was fifth.
On the girls side Snowflake led the way with 161 team points. Show Low had 109; Ganado, 63; Blue Ridge, 61; and Winslow was fifth with 53.
Individually for the Lobos in the boys 100 meter dash, Layton Hoopes was eighth; Brigden Turley, 10th; and Terren Green, 15th.
In the 200 meter, Layton Hoopes was 12th; Brigden Turley, 13th; and Luke Patterson, 20th.
In the 400 meter, Keaton Flake was eighth; Scott Bloomfield, 11th; and Joshua Solomon, 23rd.
In the 800 meter, Ryan Kay placed first with a time of 2:06.42; and Heber Espinoza Gonnie was 17th.
In the 1600 meter, Keaton Flake was 18th; Tanner Austin, 20th; and Daniel Peterson, 22nd.
In the 3200 meter, Kaden Clark placed eighth; Scott Bloomfield, 14th; and Manassah Flake, 32nd.
In the 110 meter hurdles, Jake Hall placed first with a time of 15.65; Braden Weech, second; and Zac Bloomfield, 15th.
In the 300 meter hurdles, Braden Weech took first with a time of 40.37; Jake Hall, third; and Zac Bloomfield, 18th.
Snowflake swept the three relay events. Brigden Turley, Dylan Kay, Weech and Layton Hoopes won the 4×100, with a time of 44.53.
Braden Weech, Miles Bahe, Tanner Austin and Ryan Kay won the 4×400 in 3:38.53.
Miles Bahe, Austin, Keaton Flake and Ryan Kay took first in the 4×800, with a time of 8:39.51.
In the shot put, Bradley Ruiz was sixth; Jordan Patton, eighth; and Justin White, 18th.
In the discus, Brennan Beatty was 12th; Kevin Ruiz, 17th; and Garrett Wood, 58th.
In the high jump, Dylan Kay placed first clearing a height of 6-08; Jake Hall, second; and Nathan Kay finished third.
In the long jump, Dylan Kay placed second; Layton Hoopes, fifth; and Jared Fusselman, 12th.
In the triple jump, Jake hall placed first covering a distance of 43-02.50; and Dallin Hipps was sixth.
In the girls 100 meter dash, Emily Ballard placed third; Brettleigh Wilson, sixth; and Caitlyn King, eighth.
In the 200 meter, Aubree Cardon was 10th; Brettleigh Wilson, 11th; and Caitlyn King, 14th.
In the 400 meter, Faith Rogers placed fourth; Brettleigh Wilson, seventh; and Caitlyn King, eighth.
In the 800 meter, Mignon Ritz placed first with a time of 2:32.45; Bailee Flake, sixth; and Hannah Nichols finished 15th.
In the 1600 meter, Mignon Ritz was fourth; Hannah Nichols, 11th; and Halli Wood, 15th.
In the 3200 meter, Sarah Butcher finished in 13th position.
In the 100 meter hurdles, Elaine Zook placed first with a time of 16.93; Faith Rogers, eighth; and Chloe Lyman, 17th.
In the 300 meter hurdles, Elaine Zook placed third; Chloe Lyman, fifth; and Aubree Cardon, 13th.
Like the boys team, the ladies also swept the relay events. In the 4×100, Faith Rogers, Elaine Zook, Katlyn Papa and Chloe Lyman finished first in 51.70.
In the 4×400, Faith Rogers, Chloe Lyman, Elaine Zook and Bailee Flake won in 4:24.16.
Bailee Flake, Hannah Nichols, Halli Wood and Mognon Ritz won the 4×800 with a time of 10:19.41.
In the shot put, Marquisha Nez was fourth; Erin Willis, sixth; and Alyssa Brinkerhoff, seventh.
In the discus, Erin Willis placed third; Katlyn Papa, fifth; and Camaria Reidhead, 13th.
In the high jump, Erin Willis placed first with a height of 5-00; and Rebecca Gresko was second.
In the long jump, Reagan Olson placed first with a jump of 16-04; Emily Ballard, fifth; and Jaylee Powers, seventh.
In the triple jump, Reagan Olson again took first place with a distance of 34-11; Jaylee Powers, seventh; and Trystan Hancock finished eighth.
