Troy Boys 1st, Girls 2nd In Wellsboro-Towanda Tri-Meet
By: Chris Manning / April 11, 2024 / Photo: Chris Manning
The Troy boys won an NTL track and field tri-meet, scoring 98 points to beat Wellsboro (66) and Towanda (25). The girls took second with 57 points, behind Wellsboro (87.5) and ahead of Towanda (38.5).
For the boys Troy swept the 100 with Jacob Hinman (11.63), Ben Warburton (11.74), and Charles Oldroyd (11.82). They also swept the 200 with Hinman (23.81), Warburton (24.40), and Oldroyd (24.78).
Mason Wulff (54.93) won the 400 with Evan Geer (2:12.85) taking the 800, as Wulff (2:19.15) was third. Geer (4:52.44) also won the 1600 with Hart Houseknecht (5:07.49) third.
Brody Campbell (11:24.12) won the 3200 with Houseknecht (11:28.73) third.
Rylan Breidt was second in the 110 hurdles (18.82) and third in the 300 hurdles (46.74).
The 4x400 relay (3:42) and the 4x800 relay (9:22.44) both won.
Kendrick Ross (6-feet, 2-inches) and Cameron Morey (5-feet, 8-inches) went 1-2 in the high jump.
Troy swept the long jump with Warburton (19-feet, 1-inch), Loveland (18-feet, 9-inches), and Morey (18-feet, 1 1/2-inches). Loveland (39-feet, 1/2-inches) won the triple jump.
Houseknecht (9-feet) and Ben Osgood (9-feet) tied for second in the pole vault.
In the discus Kael Millard (112-feet, 5-inches) and Avery Sens (111-feet, 3-inches) went 2-3 in the discus, with Sens (127-feet, 8-inches) taking third in the javelin.
Sens won the shot put in 47-feet, 7-inches.
For the girls Haylie Davies-Grove won the 400 in 1:09.29 as Ellie Spalding (1:10.51) was second.
Katie Lackey (2:50.6) won the 800 with Natalie Williams (3:13.75) third. Lackey also took second in the 1600 (6:17.49).
Kylee Roy (17.81) won the 100 hurdles, and took second in the 300 hurdles (52.17) as Alyssa Parks (50.47) won.
Their 4x400 relay team won in 4:33.39.
Parks (5-feet) won the high jump with Madelyn Seeley (4-feet, 6-inches) third. Parks also won the pole vault in 8-feet, 6-inches as Parker Lee (7-feet) was third.
Ella Lawton (69-feet, 7-inches) was third in the discus as Seeley (94-feet, 3-inches) was second in the javelin.
