Snowflake competed in the Ben Franklin Friday Night Lights meet hosted by Ben Franklin High School on Friday.
In the boys 100-meter, Jacob LaDuke placed first overall with a time of 11.33. Gionn Jones was fourth and Karter Raban 15th.
In the 200-meter, Christian Smith finished second with a time of 23.12. Lacob LaDuke was fourth, and Conover Pitts was fifth.
In the 400-meter, Gionn Jones finished first with a time of 49.32. Christian Smith was third.
In the 800-meter, Joshua Orr placed fourth with a time of 2:03.38. Seth Lancaster was eighth, Travis Flake 21st, and Carter Fish was 27th.
In the 1600-meter, Jacob Anson placed 20th with a time of 5:04. Carter Fish was 21st, John Young 23rd, and Brayden Bentley 38th.
In the 3200-meter, Jacob Anson placed 17th with a time of 11:28. John Young was 28th, and Brayden Bentley was 32nd.
In the 110-meter hurdles, Ryder Hall captured first place with a time of 16.39. Conover Pitts was fourth, and Corwin Larson finished ninth.
In the 300-meter hurdles, Chayce Ballard finished second with a time of 40.74. Conove Pitts was third, Colter Willis, ninth and Corwin Larson, 10th.
Snowflake’s 4×100-meter relay team placed second with a time of 43.61.
The 4×400-meter relay team was also second with a time of 3:28.28.
In the shot put, Cody Flake placed third with a toss of 44-11. Andrew Bentley was fifth, Brock Bjornn 11th, and Ethan Christensen was 13th.
In the discus, Andrew Bentley was 10th with a throw of 111-04. Brent White placed 11th, and Cody Flake 12th.
In the javelin, Cody Potter finished second with a distance of 144-03. Colter Willis was fourth, and Greg Wegleitner 24th.
In the high jump, Ryder Hall took first place, clearing a height of 6-08. Sam Brown was fifth, and Rhett Hipps finished seventh.
In the pole vault, Gage Draper placed fourth, clearing 10-07. Colter Willis was fifth, and Traevan Stepp placed ninth.
In the long jump, Ryder Hall finished first, traveling a distance of 23-03. Chayce Ballard was seventh, Colter Willis 12th and Sam Brown was 17th.
In the triple jump, Ryder Hall finished first with a jump of 46-01. Rhett Hipps was 12th.
In the girls 100-meter, Kaytin LaDuke placed second with a time of 12.61. Rebecca Ballard was seventh, Emma Brimhall 20th, and Ellie Huish placed 32nd.
In the 200-meter, Rebecca Ballard placed seventh with a time of 28.19. Ryah Denhalter was 18th, Hailee Westover 19th, and Emma Brimhall 26th.
In the 400-meter, Hailey Jones took first place with a time of 58.37. Abigail Williams was eighth.
In the 800-meter, Evalyn Perez finished first with a time of 2:24.08. Aubree Denhalter was sixth, and Abigail Williams 10th,
In the 1600-meter, Addie Craner took first place with a time of 5:30.61. Brielle Reidhead was 38th.
In the 3200-meter run, Maya Layton finished ninth with a time of 13:39.
In the 100-meter hurdles, Kaytlin LaDuke was second with a time of 15.80. Mariah Tingey finished fifth, Rachel Larson seventh, and Ryah Denhalter was ninth.
In the 300-meter hurdles, Jayci Ballard took first with a time of 47.86. Hailey Jones was close behind in second and Mariah Tingey finished fourth.
In relay events, the Lady Lobos finished second in the 4×100-meter with a time of 49.08. They were first in the 4×400-meter with a time of 4:03.33. They also took first in the 4×800-meter relay with a time of 10:02.24.
In the shot put, Rachel Larson was second with a toss of 33-08. Nicole Hipps was fourth, and Mairead Stradling was seventh.
In the discus, Klaire Reidhead was sixth with a throw of 92-03. Moira Stradling was ninth, and Jordyn Baczynski 15th.
In the javelin, Ryah Denhalter claimed first place with a throw of 109-04. Addie Craner was eighth, Ellie Huish 10th, and Klaire Reidhead was 16th.
In the high jump, Hailee Westover placed second with a height of 5-00. Aubree Denhalter was fourth.
In the pole vault, Emily Perez finished first, clearing a height of 10-01.
In the long jump, Kaytlin LaDuke placed second with a distance of 17-09. Jayci Ballard was fifth, Ellie Huish seventh, and Addie Martin ninth.
In the triple jump, Nicole Hipps finished third, covering a distance of 33-04. Rebecca Ballard was fourth, and Rachel Larson placed eighth.