Prep track: Stanwood Twilight Invite

At Stanwood H.S.

Top Wesco finishers only

Boys

Team scores: Lake Stevens 176.5, Oak Harbor 108.5, Stanwood 105.5, Mount Vernon 79.5, Snohomish 76.5, La Conner 47, Seattle Academy 31, Chimacum 12.5, Glacier Peak 9. 110 hurdles—1. Connor Winkler (LS) 16.29; 100—2. Evan Hubbard (LS) 12.02; 1,600—1. Brad Hodkinson (Sno) 4:30.92; 400 relay—1. Lake Stevens (Austin Otis, Damon Terry II, Ian Schneider, Hubbard) 45.35; 400—1. Kyler Sager (Sno) 52.06; 300 hurdles—1. Winkler 43.00; 800—1. Brenden Perry (Sno) 2:04.80; 200—1. Terry II 24.56; 3,200—1. Alex Mitchell (MV) 9:35.27; 1,600 relay—2. Lake Stevens (Thomas Nguyen, Schneider, Terry II, Hunter Eckstrom) 4:29.75; High jump—1. Carlton McDonald (Stan) 6-0; Long jump—1. Otis 18-7; Triple jump—1. Dane Pollett (MV) 39-4.5; Shot put—1. Tevin Gray (LS) 50-7.5; Discus—1. Karsten Chaplik (Stan) 125-4; Javelin—1. Chaplik 142-2; Pole vault—1. Henry Garman (Stan) 13-0.

Girls

Team scores: Oak Harbor 155, Stanwood 139, Lake Stevens 124, Seattle Academy 54, Glacier Peak 48, Mount Vernon 47, Snohomish 41, La Conner 30, Chimacum 20.

100 hurdles—T-2. Anna Dominick (LS) 17.10, T-2. Riley O’Toole (LS) 17.10; 100—2. Maya McFadden (GP) 13.94; 1,600—1. Katherine Dittmann (GP) 5:21.95; 400 relay—2. Lake Stevens (Mackenzie Briggs, Emma smith, Brittany Evanger, Isabelle Smalley) 55.01; 400—1. Kyla Shade (Sno) 1:00.23; 300 hurdles—2. Asia Borseth (Stan) 49.83; 800—1. Rachael Schackman (LS) 2:26.52; 200—2. McFadden 28.40; 3,200—1. Alex Laiblin (OH) 11:23.54; 800 relay—1. Oak Harbor (Kiesha Watts, Janae Payne, Alana Austin, Matti Miesle) 1:53.78; 1,600 relay—1. Stanwood (Madison Yerigan, Borseth, Ali Anderson, Natalie Wyles) 3:41.12; High jump—1. Yerigan 5-4; Long jump—1. Anderson 16-1; Triple jump—1. Julia Heichel (Stan) 33-11.5; Shot put—1. Taylor Deconzo (OH) 33-11.25; Discus—1. Rachel McDaniel (LS) 110-3; Javelin—1. Deconzo 92-8; Pole vault—1. Yerigan 9-3.

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