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Snowflake’s track teams spent most of the track season sweeping both the boys and girls sides of the majority of the meets they entered this season. At the Division III state meet held at Mesa Community College over the weekend the Lady Lobos once again finished first, claiming the team championship with 68 team points. Prescott followed in second with 58, and Shadow Mountain was third with 53.
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Snowflake’s boys team came up three points short of a state title. They finished in second place, just two points behind Safford, who won the team title with 50 points. The Lobos followed closely with 48, and Youngker was third with 46.
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Snowflake had several athletes competing in a variety of events but only three were individual state champions.
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Elaine Zook qualified in three events. She won the 100 meter hurdles with a time of 15.14. She also finished third in the 100 meter finals with a time of 12.85, and was third in the 200 meter with a time of 26.00.
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Reagan Olson is the state champion in the triple jump with a distance of 37-01. She finished fifth in the long jump with a distance of 16-09.
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Trystan Hancock was third in the long jump, Jaylee Powers was 10th and Kamri Ballard finished 16th.
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In the triple jump, Jaylee Powers placed ninth.
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In the pole vault, Janie Tenney was third; Jaylee Powers, eighth; and Natayla Lyman finished 11th.
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In the high jump; Rebekah Gresko placed 12th, and Emily Shumway was 17th.
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Aubree Cardon finished 11th in the shot put and Kaelynn Hipps was 18th.
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Mignon Ritz had a solid meet placing seventh in the 800 meter run with a time of 2:25.17 and she was fifth in the 1600 meter run with a time of 2:33.15.
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Chloe Lyman finished 13th in the 300 meter hurdles and Faith Rogers was 17th.
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In the javelin, Chloe Lyman placed fourth, with a distance of 110-08; Jaidee Willis was ninth; Hailey Kay, 10th; and Marquisha Nez finished 14th.
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Snowflake ladies finished fifth in the 4×400 meter relay and they were third in the 4×800 meter relay event. Unfortunately, they were disqualified in the finals of the 4×100 meter relay after finishing seventh in the prelims.
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Nathan Kay was the only Lobo male to come home with a state title. He won the high jump clearing a height of 6-06; Dallin Hipps was close behind in second; Devin Willis, 14th; and Troy Brinkerhoff, 18th.
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In the triple jump, Dallin Hipps placed sixth.
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In the pole vault, Benjamin Lara was third; Payson Stepp, fifth; and Paul Lara finished 21st.
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In the long jump, Nathan Kay placed 10th; Jared Fusselman, 18th; and Patrick Henderson was 20th.
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In the javelin, Jared Fusselman placed third; Caleb Uchytil, sixth; and Mayson McKinlay placed 18th.
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In the shot put, Bradly Ruiz was 10th and Jordan Patton placed 14th.
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In the 100 meter, Mayson McKinlay was 23rd.
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In the 400 meter, Ryan Kay placed 12th.
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In the 800 meter, Ryan Kay was seventh and Keaton Flake finished 25th.
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In the 1600 meter run Keaton Flake placed ninth.
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Snowflake’s boys team placed 10th in the 4×100 meter relay, seventh in the 4×400 meter relay and they were second in the 4×800 meter relay with a time of 8:14.60.
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