The Lobos sent their track teams to Winslow on Friday to compete in the 93rd annual Winslow Invitational meet.
Twenty-two teams participated in the meet and the Lady Lobos bested all of them in the girl’s division. Snowflake finished with 186 team points, easily outdistancing second place Blue Ridge who had 102.5. Flagstaff came in third with 80.5. Show Low and Round Valley rounded out the top five.
Flagstaff won the boy’s division with 155 team points. Snowflake finished second with 126, Round Valley had 103, Winslow had 72 and Tuba City had 46.
As they have done for most of the season the Lobo teams had numerous athletes place in the top tier in their respective events.
In the boys 100-meter, Jacob LaDuke won with 11.04. Otto Mills was third, Eli Willis was ninth and Mason Raban finished 15th.
In the 200-meter, Jacob LaDuke again won with a time of 22.53. Otto Mills was again third and Jarret Bjornn placed 12th.
In the 800-meter, John Young placed 19th with a time of 2:14.65. Brayden Bentley was 25th and Logan Jones placed 33rd.
In the 1600-meter, John Young finished 16th with a time of 4:54.33. Scott Brinton was 32nd and Logan Jones was 34th.
In the 110-meter hurdles, Conover Pitts finished second with a time of 16.07. Seth Lancaster was close behind in third with 16.08.
In the 300-meter, hurdles; Conover Pitts claimed first place with a time of 40.10. Corwin Larson was fifth.
Snowflake placed fifth in the 4×100 meter relay with a time of 46.54. Jarrett BJornn, Mason Raban, Emmett Hancock and Otto Mills were the runners.
In the 4×400 meter relay, Otto Mills, Eli Willis, Jarrett Bjornn and Jacob LaDuke combined to finish fourth with a time of 3:43.62.
In the shot put, Jaxon Reidhead was eighth with a toss of 39-01.5. Cody Potter was ninth, Kael Birdno was 11th and Adam Johnson finished 14th.
In the discus, Jaxon Reidhead was sixth with a throw of 114-00. Carson Kupfer was seventh, Jack Hatch was 14th and Kael Birdno 16th.
In the javelin, Cody Potter placed first with a distance of 162-10. Eli Willis was third, Calvin Hansen was seventh and Kael Birdno placed 12th.
In the high jump, Rhett Hipps placed fourth, clearing a height of 5-10. Calvin Hansen was sixth and Jaran Woodside finished 19th.
In the pole vault, Gage Draper placed 10th with a height of 11-02.
In the long jump, Eli Willis took first place with a jump of 19-07. Rhett Hipps was ninth, Jacob VanVleet was 11th and Ryland Draper finished 35th.
In the triple jump, Rhett Hipps placed second, covering a distance of 38-07. Jacob VanVleet was fifth, Emmett Hancock was sixth, and Gage Draper placed 21st.
In the girl’s 100-meter, Snowflake nearly swept the top three spots. Hailey Jones took first with a time of 12.72. Emma Brimhall was third, Rebecca Ballard was fourth and Kimee Johnson placed 13th.
In the 200-meter, Hailey Jones again placed first with a time of 25.99. Rebecca Ballard was third, Emma Brimhall was sixth and Aubree Denhalter was 14th.
In the 400-meter, Kimee Johnson placed ninth with a time of 1:06.7. Macy Hansen was 14th.
In the 1600-meter, Mallory Caldwell placed ninth with a time of 5:58.89. Brielle Reidhead placed 32nd.
In the 100-meter hurdles, Jayci Ballard claimed the top spot with a time of 15.69. Bryn Kupfer was second, Rebecca Ballard was fourth and Brooklyn Davis finished eighth.
In the 300-meter hurdles, Hailey Jones placed first with a time of 44.64. Jayci Ballard was third and Brooklyn Davis was sixth.
Snowflake won the 4×400 meter relay event with Jayci Ballard, Kinzie Flake, Bryn Kupfer and Hailey Jones combining to finish with a time of 4:03.29.
In the 4×800 meter relay the Lady Lobos placed third with Brooklyn Davis, Kimee Johnson, Emree Mowers and Aubree Denhalter finishing with a time of 10:39.62.
In the shot put, Mairead Stradling placed first with a toss of 36-01.5. Raegan Hall was ninth.
In the discus, Klaire Reidhead placed third with a throw of 89-09. Moira Stadling was fifth, Rebekah Frost 10th and Ada Farnsworth finished 32nd.
In the javelin, Bryn Kupfer placed first with a distance of 118-05. Emree Mowers was fourth, Ada Farnsworth was fifth and Klaire Reidhead was sixth.
In the high jump, Bryn Kupfer again took first place clearing a height of 5-08. Aubree Denhalter was seventh and Macy Hansen finished 12th.
In the pole vault, Amry Cardon placed first with a height of 10-02. Joee Nichols was fifth and Brielle Reidhead finished 11th.
In the long jump, Jayci Ballard placed first with a distance of 18-03.5. Addie Martin was fifth and Aubree Denhalter placed 12th.
In the triple jump, Rebecca Ballard placed fifth, covering a distance of 32-02.5. Addie Martin was seventh.
Snowflake will host their annual Last Chance Invitational meet on Wednesday this week. This meet is generally the final opportunity for those not yet qualified to meet the standards for making the Divisional meet which will be held May 8 and 9, at Shadow Mountain High School.
