By Greg Perkins Snowflake’s track team did what they normally do at the Show Low Invitational meet held on Saturday. Both Lobo squads easily cruised to the overall team titles. The boys’ team finished with 281.5 team points and the girls’ team had 225 points. St. Johns placed second in the boys’ with 97 and host Show Low was third with 87. For the girls’ Show Low finished second with 97.5 and Blue Ridge was third with 73. In the boys 100-meter, Mayson McKinlay was first, with a time of 11.13; Samuel Crockett, 12th; Rusty Owens, 23rd; and Jantzen Tenney, 29th. In the 200-meter, Crockett placed ninth; Jordan Mowers, 15th; and Owens, 16th. In the 400-meter, Hunter Hall placed second; Bradden Lewis, ninth; and Jantzen Tenney was 19th. In the 800-meter, Noah Fish placed first, with a time of 2:06.6; Ian Fish was 14th. In the 1600-meter, Caleb Anson was first, with a time of 4:38.64; Kaden Clark was second; Caleb Gurr, 10th; and Tate Lunt finished 15th. In the 3200-meter, Trey Flake placed first, with a time of 10:55; Trevor Williams was second; Garrett Craner, third; and Carter Papa, 10th. In the 110-meter hurdles, Hunter Hall was first, with a time of 16.30; Jordan Mowers was second; and Tate Hensley placed third. In the 300-meter hurdles, Hensley took first, with a time of 47.15; Johnathon Pitts was third and Jordan Mowers finished fourth. Snowflake swept the three relay events. They won the 4×100-meter with a time of 44.44. Took the 4×400-meter with a time of 3:31.21 and won the 4×800-meter relay with a time of 8:44.75. In the shot put, Bradly Ruiz placed second; Clayton Smith, seventh; Marcus Stratton, ninth; and Tyler Clare was 10th. In the discus, Bradly Ruiz placed first, with a throw of 130-02; Clayton Smith was 12th; Tyler Clare, 15th; and Marcus Stratton finished 22nd. In the javelin, Tate Hensley placed first, with a throw of 139-02; Trey Perry was third; Tyler Clare, fourth; and Camden Brimhall finished fifth. In the pole vault, Mason Mortensen was eighth; Aystin Flake, 15th; and Daylen Webb placed 16th. In the high jump, Stuart West placed third; Zachary Hall, seventh, and Conner Willis was 11th. In the long jump, Colton Davis was sixth; Hunter Hall, ninth; and Payso Cardon was 17th. In the triple jump, Mason Hunt placed first covering a distance of 40-08.75, Colton Davis was second and Hunter Hall finished fourth. In the girls 100-meter, Lydia Szabo was first, with a time of 12.43; Reagan Olson was third; Eliza Gurr, fourth; and Kaja Brimhall 13th. In the 200-meter, Eliza Gurr finished first, with a time of 27.7; and Kaja Brimhall was fifth. In the 400-meter, Caitlyn King placed second; Alyssa Hall, third; and Adelin Flake sixth. In the 800-meter, Mignon Ritz was second; Ryleigh Smith, fourth; and Haddi Nichols, fifth. In the 1600-meter, Alyssa Hall was third; Hallie Nichols, eighth; Cammie Weech, 11th; and Maggie Shumway, 16th. In the 3200-meter, Haddi Nichols placed second. In the 100-meter hurdles, Reagan Olson placed first, with a time of 17.26; Jaidee Willis, second; and Kylee Traver, fifth. In the 300-meter hurdles, Riley Toone was third; Kaja Brimhall, fifth; and Kaylee Traver, sixth. Like the boys’ team, the girls swept the three relay events. Their time in the 4×100-meter was 50.83, in the 4×400-meter it was 4:18.19, and in the 4×800-meter relay they won with a time of 11:04.99. In the shot put, Kaelynn Hipps was second; Zoey Ulberg, third; Kimberlee Eich, seventh; and Dakota Russell, 12th. In the discus, Dakota Russell placed first, with a throw of 98-00; Kaelynn Hipps was second; Jaedyn Nunez, 13th; and Maren Johnston was 16th. In the javelin, Macee LeSueur placed first, with a throw of 106-02; Jaidee Willis was second; Kimberlee Eich, third; and Kaelynn Hipps was fifth. In the high jump, Lily Lundberg placed second; Adelin Flake, fourth; Hannah Nichols, fifth; and Macey Gardner was sixth. In the pole vault, Jessica Stepp was first, clearing a height of 9-00; Brooklyn Greer was eighth; and Kadee Penrod, 10th. In the long jump, Riley Toone placed second; Trystan Hancock, sixth; Hannah Nichols, eighth; and Macee LeSueur was 11th. In the triple jump, Trystan Hancock placed first with a distance of 34-11.5; Kadee Penrod was second; Kaja Brimhall, third; and Tayler Hancock was fifth.
