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B: Sports
April 6, 2023
High school track and field

Local schools compete at windy Okemah meet

Roland boys’ finish fifth

By Lea Lessley Sports Writer 

The Roland, Central, Gore and Webbers Falls high school track and field teams competed at the ninth annual Okemah Track and Field Meet last Friday under windy conditions and the Roland boys’ finished fifth in their division.

In the girls’ division the local schools’ top finishers were Roland’s Haven Freeman (second in the 200m dash), Gore’s Hallie Kinion (fourth in the 1600m run and the 3200m run), Webbers Falls’ Anistyn Garner (sixth in the 200m dash and long jump) and Central’s eighth-place

4x100m relay team (Cambree Bair, Ayrland Jiles, Allie Harris, Avery Warner).

Roland (9 points) finished 16th in the girls’ division, Gore (8) was 17th and Webbers Falls was 20th (2). Stroud (98 points) was the girls’ champion.

The local schools’ top finishers in the boys’ division were Roland’s Paul Johnson (second in the 100 and 200m dashes), Kyeree Hall (second in the high jump) and Davohn Hall (second in the high jump), Gore’s Liam Edwards (fourth in the 300m hurdles), Central’s Braxin Goodson (ninth in the 1600m run) and Webbers Falls’ Stryker Chappell (10th in the high jump).

Roland (45 points) placed fifth in the boys’ division, which was won by Luther (110), Gore (7) was 20th and Central (6) was 21st.

Girls’ Results

100m Dash

6. Haven Freeman (Rol), 13.41;

14. Cambree Bair (Cen), 13.83;

17. Addison Cole (Rol), 14.15.

200m Dash

2. Haven Freeman (Rol), 27.27;

6. Anistyn Garner (WF), 28.34;

12. Cambree Bair (Cen), 29.56;

22. Brianna Taylor (Cen), 30.35;

23. Amelia White (Gore), 30.38;

25. Addison Cole (Rol), 30.71;

28. Kailey Mannon (Gore), 30.82.

400m Dash

7. Anistyn Garner (WF), 1:08.23;

9. Avery Warner (Cen), 1:09.11;

18. Kailey Mannon (Gore), 1:11.31;

22. Amelia White (Gore), 1:12.89;

30. Gracie Bruce (Gore), 1:14.60.

800m Run

8. Hallie Kinion (Gore), 2:47.85;

18. Amelia White (Gore), 2:57.71.

1600m Run

4. Hallie Kinion (Gore), 6:44.56;

16. Cheyanne Herrier (WF), 7:19.11;

22. Aubrey Price (Rol), 7:32.47;

30. Audri Spears (WF), 7:54.63.

3200m Run

4. Hallie Kinion (WF), 6:44.56;

7. Cheyanne Herrier (WF), 15:03.39.

8. Central (57.40): Cambree Bair, Ayrland Jiles, Allie Harris, Avery Warner.

4x400m Relay

10. Central (5:03.62): Cambree Bair, Brianna Taylor, Avery Warner, Ayrland Jiles.

4x800m Relay

9. Webbers Falls (12:58.84): Cheyanne Herrier, Audri Spears, Abby Pense, Bridgette Baer.

High Jump

13. Teralynn Colston (WF), 4’,0”.

Long Jump

6. Anistyn Garner (WF), 14’,10.25”;

7. Addison Cole (Rol), 14-9.25;

9. Bridgette Baer (WF), 14-4.50;

28. Kalee Campbell (Rol), 11-6.

Discus

28. Danielle McElhaney (Rol), 60’, 6”.

Boys’ Results

100m Dash

2. Paul Johnson (Rol), 11.48;

25. Dakota Price (Rol), 12.19.

200m Dash

2. Paul Johnson (Rol), 23.16;

Shelby Maddux (WF), 25.41.

400m Dash

5. Aidan Dickerson (Gore), 56.41;

13. Shelby Maddux (WF), 58.82;

21. Aden Sutton (Rol), 1:00.51.

800m Run

7. Aidan Dickerson (Gore), 2:19.88;

12. Braxin Goodson (Cen), 2:21.34.

1600m Run

9. Braxin Goodson (Cen), 5:41.40;

12. Keigan Reid (Gore), 5:43.29;

30. Bryson Thouvenel (Gore), 6:32.53.

3200m Run

7. Keigan Reid (Gore), 12:24.52.

110m Hurdles

6. Liam Edwards (Gore), 18.24.

300m Hurdles

4. Liam Edwards (Gore), 46.49.

4x100m Relay

6. Roland (47.18): Dakota Price, Paul Johnson, Davohn Hall, Kyeree Hall;

11. Gore (47:43): Noah Cooper, Liam Edwards, Keigan Reid, Christian O’Connor;

18. Central (50.63): Coy Blackburn, Joseph Lee, Gibby Mitchell, Jace Mendenhall.

4x200m Relay

4. Roland (1:38.17): Dakota Price, Paul Johnson, Aden Sutton, Kyeree Hall;

12. Gore (1:41.22): Noah Cooper, Liam Edwards, Keigan Reid, Christian O’Connor;

18. Central (1:48.64): Coy Blackburn, Joseph Lee, Gibby Mitchell, Hunter Pack.

10. Central (4:08.42): Coy Blackburn, Gibby Mitchell, Joseph Lee, Hunter Pack.

4x800m Relay

10. Central (10:02.41): Noah Buzzard, Braxin Goodson, Jeffrey Stacy, Aidan Ford.

High Jump

2. Davohn Hall (Rol), 5’, 10”;

10. Stryker Chappell (WF), 5-4.

Long Jump

2. Kyeree Hall (Rol), 21’, 0”,

4. Davohn Hall (Rol), 19-10.25;

18. Stryker Chappell (WF), 17-1.75;

26. Nate Criswell (Rol), 15-8.75;

30. Luke Pierce (WF), 14-7.

Shot Put

10. Nick Wolf (Gore), 38’, 7”;

17. Cole Holcomb (Cen), 37-00.75;

21. Dalton Crossno (Cen), 36-3;

23. Tyler Busch (Cen), 36-1.

Discus

15. Isaac Rogers (Cen), 98’,10”;

Nick Wolf (Gore), 95-4;

28. Tyson Williams (Rol), 91-6.

RelayRelay

 

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4x400m Relay4x400m Relay

 

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