Prep boys track: Lakewood 124.5, Granite Falls 65, South Whidbey 36.5, Coupeville 35 Prep Girls track: South Whidbey 83.5, Granite Falls 71, Lakewood 65.5, Coupeville 38

At Granite Falls H.S.

Boys

110 hurdles–Ben Sheppard (GF) 17.80; 100–Andre Scott (L) 11.48; 1,600–Kris Mugrage (L) 4:44.42; 400 relay–Jacob Micheletti, Justin Peterson, Donovan Evans, Nolan Bingaman (L) 46.68; 400–Will Zink (SW) 58.76; 300 hurdles–Victor Czarnetzke (L) 48.11; 800-

-Kris Mugrage (L) 2:06.60; 200–Mitch Pelroy (C) 24.06; 3,200–Tyler King (C) 10:01.63; 1,600 relay–Chase Bates, Mitch Pelroy, Will Hoskins, Tyler King (C) 3:46.03; High jump–Justin Peterson (L) 6-4; Long jump–Andre Scott (L) 20-5.25; Triple jump–Andre Scott (L) 44-2; Shot put–Hunter Hammer (C) 50-6.50; Discus–Hunter Hammer (C) 141-1; Javelin–Justin Peterson (L) 137-9; Pole vault–Ben Sheppard (GF) 12-6.

Girls

100 hurdles–Madison Tisa-McPhee (C) 17.82; 100–Jai’Lysa Hoskins (C) 13.66; 1,600–Nora Felt (SW) 6:00.73; 400 relay–Elizabeth Otte, Kendall O’Kinsella, Adrienne Smith, Skylar Cannon (L) 56.25; 400–Emily Martin (SW) 1:05.46; 300 hurdles–Madison Tisa-McPhee (C) 55.32; 800–Nora Felt (SW) 2:34.90; 200–Jai’Lysa Hoskins (C) 28.18; 3,200–Chelsea Stokes (L) 11:48.00; 800 relay–Madison Tisa-McPhee, Grace LaPoint, Nicole Becker, Jai’Lysa Hoskins (C) 1:57.24; 1,600 relay–(SW) 4:46.30; High jump–Charnie Dondrea (L) 5-0; Long jump–Bailey Auburn (SW) 13-9.75; Triple jump–Charnie Dondrea (L) 30-9.5; Shot put–Angelina Berger (SW) 33-11.5; Discus–Angelina Berger (SW) 87-2; Javelin–Angelina Berger (SW) 110-11; Pole vault–Tia Cervarich (GF) 8-0.

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