Competing at the Lupe Acevedo Relays held April 25 in Lakeside, the Lobos placed first in the boys’ division and third in the girls’ division.

Snowflake won the boys’ competition at the modified track meet with 111.96 points, followed by second place Blue Ridge with 100.97 and third place Show Low with 83.97.

Show Low took the girls’ title with 99.93, finishing just ahead of second place Blue Ridge, which had 93.9. Snowflake placed third with 78.96.

In the boys’ 100 meter dash, Snowflake’s Chandler Brown placed first and Drew Schneider was sixth.

In the 200 meter dash, Chandler Brown was first.

Austin Merrill placed first in the 400 meter dash, with Newell Brewer finishing fifth.

Joseph Cox won the 800 meter run and Jacob Johnson finished fourth.

In the 1600 meter run, John Rodriquez was third.

Hyrum Hanlon placed second in the 3200 meter run.

Dustin Shumway finished first in the 110 meter hurdles.

Brit Smith, Tyler Johnson, Garrett Hunt and Hunter Farr placed first in the 4×100 meter relay.

Dustin Shumway, Kirt Solomon, Brenton Ballard and Everett Lunt were third in the 4×200 meter relay.

In the 4×400 meter relay, Joseph Cox, Garrett Hunt, Brit Smith and Chase Walden placed second.

In the 4×800 meter relay, Brenton Ballard, Jeffrey Hannon Brooks, Kegan Kay and Jacob Johnson finished second.

In the sprint medley relay, Chandler Brown, Drew Schneider, Brenton Ballard and Jeffrey Hannon Brooks placed fifth.

In the longer sprint medley, Joseph Cox, Drew Schneider, Lars Fostad and Chase Walden placed sixth.

In the distance medley, Joseph Peterson, Newell Brewer, Spencer Davis and Hyrum Hanlon combined to finish first.

In the shot put, Chase Walden was first; Reggie Peterson, second; and J.T. Bradley, third.

In the discus, J.T. Bradley was first; Reggie Peterson, second; and Jace Weatherford, eighth.

In the high jump, Everett Lunt placed third; and Kirt Solomon, ninth.

Quentin Scott placed second in the pole vault, while Mathew Babb and Raymund Shumway tied for seventh.

Tyler Johnson placed second in the long jump; and Dustin Shumway, sixth.

In the triple jump, Hunter Farr placed third; Austin Merrill, fourth; and Kirt Solomon, 11th.

In the girls’ 100 meter dash, Snowflake’s McKenzie Wood placed third; and Kendall Brimhall, fifth.

In the 200 meter dash, Jessica Neff finished fifth.

Melissa Allen placed fourth in the 400 meter dash.

Lindsey Webb was fifth in the 800 meter run.

In the 1600 meter run, Shelbi Prestwich was sixth; and Adrianna Rosales, seventh.

In the 3200 meter run, Michelle Boone placed second; and Gabriella Rolow, fifth.

Kianna Natividad placed second in the 100 meter hurdles; and Kilee Richards, fifth.

Kianna Natividad, McKenzie Wood, Kadi Johnson and Macie Rawlins placed fifth in the 4×100 meter relay.

In the 4×200 meter relay, Lindsey Webb, Melissa Allen, Caitlyn Christensen and Nikki Hill placed fifth.

Melissa Allen, Charly Flake, Jessica Neff and Kilee Richards finished sixth in the 4×400 meter relay.

In the 4×800 meter relay, Lindsey Webb, Charly Flake, Adrianna Rosales and Michelle Boone placed third.

In the sprint medley, Macie Rawlins, Kendall Brimhall, Nikki Hill and Kianna Natividad finished fifth.

In the longer sprint medley, Kamela Ashcroft, Hannah Uchytil, Mackynley Neff and Kelly Charles finished in second place.

In the distance medley, Gabriella Rolow, Hannah Uchytil, Kelly Charles and Shelbi Prestwich placed third.

Jessica Neff placed first in the shot put; Danielle Hext, second; and Caitlyn Christensen, 10th.

In the discus, Jessica Neff was third; and Jackie Routhier, eighth.

Macie Rawlins was third in the high jump; and Kayleen Carpenter and MiKaila Jordan tied for 10th.

Jessica Whipple placed 13th in the pole vault.

Kadi Johnson was fifth in the long jump; Kayleen Carpenter, 10th; and McKenzie Wood, 13th.

In the triple jump, Kadi Johnson was fourth; Kilee Richards, ninth; and Macie Rawlins, 12th.

Snowflake will host the final large invitational on Friday, May 4, with more than 17 teams expected. It will be the final qualifying meet before the state track meet, which begins on Friday, May 11.