As they have done for much of the season, the Snowflake boys claimed the top spot at their own invitational track meet held last Friday. Their point total of 373 easily surpassed that of second place Blue Ridge, which finished with 169. Show Low scored 127 to finish third among the 17 teams in the event.
Show Low claimed the girls’ team title with 365 points. Snowflake was a distant second with 168, followed by Blue Ridge in third with 156.
In the boys’ 100 meter dash, Snowflake’s Tyler Johnson was first; Hunter Farr, second; and Austin Merrill, third.
In the 200 meter dash, Tyler Johnson was first; Hunter Farr, second; and Chandler Brown, fifth.
In the 400 meter dash, Newell Brewer was 26th; and Austin Merrill, 29th.
In the 800 meter run, John Rodriquez was third; Joseph Cox, fourth; and Jeffrey Hannon Brooks, 11th.
In the 1600 meter run, John Rodriquez was first; Joseph Peterson, ninth; and Hyrum Hanlon, 10th.
In the 3200 meter run, Hyrum Hanlon was fourth; and Joseph Peterson, 11th.
In the 110 meter hurdles, Dustin Shumway was first; Brit Smith, seventh; Kirt Solomon, eighth; and Matt Tenney, 10th.
In the 300 meter hurdles, Brit Smith was second; Dustin Shumway, third; Brenton Ballard, ninth; and Matt Tenney, 14th.
Snowflake won the 4×100 meter relay with the combination of Brit Smith, Tyler Johnson, Chandler Brown and Hunter Farr.
Joseph Cox, Austin Merrill, Brit Smith and Chase Walden finished fifth in the 4×400 meter relay.
In the 4×800 meter relay, Joseph Cox, Jeffrey Hannon Brooks, Jacob Johnson and John Rodriquez finished in third place.
In the shot put, Chase Walden was first; Reggie Peterson, second; J.T. Bradley, fifth; and Colton Solomon, 10th.
In the discus J.T. Bradley was second; Reggie Peterson, third; Jace Weatherford, ninth; and Colton Solomon, 23rd.
In the high jump, Everett Lunt placed third; Kegan Kay, eighth; Kirt Solomon, ninth; and Lars Fodstad, 17th.
In the pole vault, Quentin Scott was sixth; Mathew Babb, seventh; Jacob Johnson, 11th; and Raymund Shumway, 13th.
In the long jump, Tyler Johnson was first; Chase Walden, fourth; and Dustin Shumway, seventh.
In the triple jump, Dustin Shumway was seventh; Austin Merrill, eighth; Kirt Solomon, 10th; and Brenton Ballard, 18th.
In the girls’ 100 meter dash, Snowflake’s McKenzie Wood was eighth; Kadi Johnson, 10th; Nikki Hill, 11th; and Kendall Brimhall, 18th.
In the 200 meter dash, Melissa Allen placed ninth; Kendall Brimhall, 10th; McKenzie Wood, 13th; and Nikki Hill, 25th.
In the 400 meter dash, Melissa Allen was fourth; and Marnie Kiester, sixth.
In the 800 meter run, Lindsey Webb placed 13th; Kelly Charles, 23rd; and Shelbi Prestwich, 26th.
In the 1600 meter run, Michelle Boone was 14th; Gabriella Rolow, 25th; and Shelbi Prestwich, 28th.
In the 3200 meter run, Michelle Boone placed seventh; and Gabriella Rolow, 15th.
In the 100 meter hurdles, Kilee Richards placed second; and Kianna Natividad, third.
In the 300 meter hurdles, Kilee Richards was fifth; Charly Flake, eighth; and Kianna Natividad, 10th.
Kianna Natividad, McKenzie Wood, Kadi Johnson and Macie Rawlins placed fifth in the 4×100 meter relay.
In the 4×400 meter relay, Marnie Kiester, Charly Flake, Jessica Neff and Melissa Allen were fourth.
In the 4×800 relay, Lindsey Webb, Michelle Boone, Charly Flake and Jessica Neff were fifth place.
In the shot put, Jessica Neff placed first; Danielle Hext, second; Caitlyn Christensen, 12th; and Hannah Uchytil, 18th.
In the discus, Jessica Neff was fifth; Jackie Routhier, 21st; and Danielle Hext, 33rd.
In the high jump, Macie Rawlins was sixth; Kayleen Carpenter, seventh; Hannah Uchytil, ninth; and MiKaila Jordan, 10th.
In the pole vault, Kendall Brimhall was ninth; and Jessica Whipple, 17th.
In the long jump, McKenzie Wood was fourth; Kadi Johnson, seventh; Kayleen Carpenter, ninth; and Kamela Ashcraft, 27th.
In the triple jump, Kilee Richards was fourth; Kadi Johnson, seventh; and Macie Rawlins, eighth.
Those who have met qualifying standards throughout the season will compete in the Division III State Championships scheduled on Friday and Saturday, May 11 and 12, at Mesa Community College.
