Prep track: Goddard Stadium Meet

At Goddard Stadium

Boys

Team scores: Kamiak 96.33, Monroe 48.66

110 hurdles—Shanden Mixayphone (M) 16.49; 100—JoJo Binda (K) 11.94; 1,600—Bo Gould (K) 4:54.00; 400 relay—Kamiak (Andrew Paek, Braeden Leary, Taylor Barnes, JoJo Binda) 46.03; 400—Cullen McEachern (K) 53.43; 300 hurdles—Nick Harrison (K) 43.00; 800—Cullen McEachern (K) 2:10.50; 200—JoJo Binda (K) 24.52; 3,200—Alan Perez-Pena (M) 11:09.80; 1,600 relay—Kamiak (Nick Harrison, Taylor Barnes, Patrick Olson, Adam Alayli) 3:41.60; High jump—Braeden Leary (K) 5-4;Long jump—Adam Alayli (K) 19-10; Triple jump—Shanden Mixayphone (M) 40-10; Shot put—Aidan Cain (M) 46-10.25;Discus—Tim Beard (K) 151-03;Javelin—Steven Bucy (K) 138-3; Pole vault—Tristian Norton (M) 12-6.

Girls

Team scores: Kamiak 100, Monroe 49

100 hurdles—Emma Harrison (K) 17.03; 100—Noelle Young (K) 13.54; 1,600—Anne Ferguson (K) 6:00.00; 400 relay—Kamiak (Kailin Wiley, Noelle Young, Emma Harrison, Sarah Nehring) 53.23; 400—Katherine Slack (K) 1:01.52; 300 hurdles—Tiffany Nielson (K) 51.24; 800—Nicole Vijgen (K) 2:30.10; 200—Kailin Wiley (K) 28.79; 3,200—Tiffany Roe (K) 12:20.50; 800 relay—Kamiak (Sarah Nehring, Charlotte Lee, Noelle Young, Kailin Wiley) 1:51.00; 1,600 relay—Monroe (Natalie Logan, Kielee Kinghorn, Allie Lampers, Jada Vignos) 4:32.50; High jump—Jessica Peterson (M) 4-4; Long jump—Carrieanne Steele (M) 15-6.5; Triple jump—Katherine Slack (K) 32-5.25; Shot put—Mikayla Palmer (K) 29-7; Discus—Tylor Adcock (K) 95-1; Javelin—Tylor Adcock (K) 92-0; Pole vault—Janae Vasatka (M) 8-6.

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