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Vian
B: Sports
April 13, 2023
Track and field

Vian girls 5th at Henryetta meet

Wolverines place 9th

By Lea Lessley Sports Writer 

Vian’s high school girls’ track and field team finished fifth Monday at Henryetta’s John (J.P.) Philippe Invitational, while the Wolverine boys placed ninth.

Medaling (top 5 in individual events) and earning team points (1st through 6th places) for the Lady Wolverines were Maci Smith (1st in high jump), Rebel Simon (2nd in 300m hurdles and 4th in 100m hurdles), Annie Neal (2nd in long jump), Kalli Kennedy (3rd in 100m hurdles), Kala Gibbins (4th in 300m hurdles and 6th in 100m hurdles), Kiah Richardson (4th in discus) and Aubrey Gant (4th in high jump).

The Lady Wolverines registered 48 points, and Henryetta (98) was the girls’ champion.

In the boys’ division, Desean Mays won the 100 and 200m dashes, and Marshal Ross and Nate Cheater were fourth and fifth, respectively, in the shot put.

The Wolverines totaled 24 points at the meet, which was won by Henryetta (101).

Monday’s meet was originally scheduled for March 24.

Vian Girls’ Results

High Jump

1. Maci Smith (4’, 10”);

4. Aubrey Gant (4-4).

300m Hurdles

2. Rebel Simon (1:00.50);

4. Kala Gibbins (1:01.24).

Long Jump

2. Annie Neal (13’, 8”).

100m Hurdles

3. Kalli Kennedy (20.03);

4. Rebel Simon (20.60);

6. Kala Gibbins (20.74).

Discus

4. Kiah Richardson (76’, 9”).

100m Dash

13. Nicki Stoner (14.75);

16. Jaden Frazier (14.91).

400m Dash

10. Aubrey Gant (1:14.25).

200m Dash

11. Lindsey Christie (30.82);

14. Jaden Frazier (31.09);

15. Skyelar Locust (31.28).

Vian Boys’ Results

200m Dash

1. Desean Mays (23.40);

14. Jacob Brannick (25.45);

24. Brandon Lamar (26.52).

100m Dash

2. Desean Mays (11.14);

25. Jacob Brannick (12.50);

31. Brandon Lamar (13.01).

Shot Put

4. Marshal Ross (40’, 5”);

5. Nate Cheater (37-9).

400m Dash

10. Austin Wilson (1:00.31);

14. Nathan Creasey (1:02.26).

800m Run

33. Rick Wolfe (2:53.24).

The Lady Wolverines competed in another meet at Henryetta on April 7.

Vian Girls’ Results

High Jump

1. Maci Smith (5’, 0”);

2. Aubrey Gant (4-6).

Long Jump

2. Annie Neal (13’, 5”).

Shot Put

4. Kiah Richardson (26’, 10”);

5. Hanna Mattingly (25-10);

6. Ary Garrison (24-11);

7. Rayleigh Terrill (23-0).

Discus

4. Kiah Richardson (71’, 5”).

4x200m Relay

4. (2:06): Nicki Stoner, Lyndsey Christie, Skyelar Locust, Jaden Frazier;

5. (2:11): Rebel Simon, Kalli Kennedy, Kala Gibbins, Halli Russell.

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