By Greg Perkins Jacob Rawlins returned to Snowflake as the only individual state champion for the Lobo track team, earning titles in both the 110 meter hurdles and the triple jump events. Rawlins won the hurdle race with a time of 15.20. Conor Harrell finished sixth and Dustin Shumway placed 19th in the same event. Rawlins’ leap of 42’1” in the triple jump was also good enough for an individual championship. In the 300 meter hurdles, Rawlins finished third; Conor Harrell, sixth; and Brit Smith, seventh. In the 100 meter dash, Tyler Johnson finished fourth best in the state. Hunter Farr was 9th and Garrett Hunt placed 20th. In the 200 meter dash, Tyler Johnson placed fifth; Hunter Farr, eighth; and Cody Gillespie, 21st. Cody Gillespie placed seventh in the 400 meter dash. Conor Harrell placed 14th in the high jump. In the pole vault, Matt Babb placed 11th; and Quinton Scott, 18th. Tyler Johnson placed fourth in the long jump; and Jacob Rawlins, 22nd. JT Bradley placed 20th in the shot put. Two Lobo relay teams competed in the state meet. In the 4×400 meter relay, Brit Smith, Conor Harrell, Dallin Merrell and Cody Gillespie placed seventh. Jaden Gardner, Joseph Cox, Joseph Peterson and John Rodriquez placed 17th in the 4×800 meter relay event. For the Lady Lobos, Faythe Duran had the highest individual placing, finishing fourth in the 400 meter run. Alex Merrill was 18th in that same event. Danielle Hext placed eighth in the shot put; and Jessica Neff, 10th. Kiana Natividad placed 14th in the 100 meter hurdles. In the 300 meter hurdles, Tyanne Martindell placed 19th; and Kiana Natividad, 21st. Alexa Jones placed 19th in the 100 meter dash and 22nd in the long jump. Shelbi Rawlins finished 19th in the pole vault. Alexa Jones, Faythe Duran, Kiana Natividad and Alex Merrill placed 11th in the 4×100 meter relay. Alex Merrill, Caitlyn Despain, Tyanne Martindell, and Faythe Duran finished 18th in the 4×400 meter relay. In the 4×800 meter relay, Ty Craun, Jessica Neff, Adrianna Rosales and Michelle Boone placed 25th. Florence won the boys’ division with 66 points, followed by Higley with 65; Liberty, 64; and Snowflake, 53. The girls’ title went to Higley with 72 points, followed by Estrella Foothills with 64 and Rio Rico with 52. Snowflake was 25th with 6 points