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Regional
B: Sports
April 25, 2023
High school track and field

Regional track meets get underway

Muldrow boys 3rd at Inola meet

By Lea Lessley Sports Writer 

Regional track and field meets will be held Saturday for local schools Sallisaw, Muldrow, Roland, Vian, Central, Gore, Gans and Webbers Falls.

Sallisaw (Class 4A) was assigned to the Madill Regional while Muldrow (4A) and Roland (3A) will travel to McAlester for their regionals.

Vian, Central and Gore will go to Okemah for their 2A regional and Gans and Webbers Falls will compete in the Class A regional at Okemah.

All of the regionals begin at 9:30 a.m. Regional winners (in each class) of first, second and third places qualify for the state championships, which will be held May 5-6 at Ardmore High School (classes 4A and 3A) and Western Heights (classes 2A and A) in Oklahoma City. The next four best performances from fourth through seventh-place finishes (times, heights and distances) also qualify for the state meets.

Six medals in each event will be given at regional meets.

Inola High School Invitational Track Meet

Muldrow and Roland attended the Inola High School Invitational Track Meet on Friday in Rogers County, and the Bulldogs placed third in the boys’ division.

Earning medals (top 4) for Muldrow and Roland at the meet were Muldrow’s Trenden Collins (first in the 200m dash, 400m dash and the high jump and third in the long jump, Zackery Parker (first in the 300m hurdles and second in the long jump and the 110m hurdles, Carmen Fields (second in the discus), Katelynn Moore (third in the 3200m run) and Roland’s 4x200m boys’ relay team (fourth: Lateevis Jones, Dakota Price, Dalton Crossno and Aden Sutton).

The Bulldogs totaled 65 points at the meet, which was won by Wagoner (116), and Roland (10) was 16th.

The Lady Bulldogs (18 points) were 12th and Stilwell (110) finished first in the girls’ division.

Girls’ Results

100m Dash

12. Landy Pacheco (Mul), 14.73

20. Avya Campbell (Rol), 15.21

24. Gracie Atkerson (Mul) 15.36

25. Calee Campbell (Rol), 15.38

29. Aliah Howard (Mul), 15.59

200m Dash

12. Landy Pacheco (Mul), 30.33

17. London Hardin (Mul), 31.23

27. Gracie Atkerson (Mul), 33.01

28. Anna McElhaney (Rol), 33.04

37. Hayleigh Wuest (Rol), 37.65

400m Dash

12. London Hardin (Mul), 1:09.58

18. Gracie Prewett (Mul), 1:13.78

22. Aliah Howard (Mul), 1:15.41

33. Hayleigh Wuest (Rol), 1:40.63

800m Run

9. Katelynn Moore (Mul), 2:49.98

23. Gracie Prewett (Mul), 3.23.43

27. May Schroeder (Mul), 3:43.37

1600m Run

5. Katelynn Moore (Mul), 6:09.42

16. Genna Stephenson (Mul), 6:58.18

25. May Schroeder (Mul), 8:34.51

3200m Run

3. Katelynn Moore (Mul), 13:08.59

11. Genna Stephenson (Mul), 14:28.17

14. Isabelle Rogers (Mul), 17:28.00

100m Hurdles

13. Gracie Atkerson (Mul), 22.11

Long Jump

12. Addison Cole (Rol), 13’, 7”

17. Kalee Campbell (Rol), 12-7.75

19. London Hardin (Mul), 12-0.50

20. Gracie Prewett (Mul), 11-11

23. Aliah Howard (Mul), 11-4.75

24. Avya Campbell (Rol), 11-4.50

Shot Put

6. Carmen Fields (Mul), 30’, 1”

Discus

3. Carmen Fields (Mul), 117’, 7”

6. Jensi Fields (Mul), 94-11

16. Maysi Fields (Mul), 80-7.50.

Boys’ Results

100m Dash

8. Bobby Plank (Mul), 12.11

33. Lateevis Jones (Rol),13.05.

200m Dash

1. Trenden Collins (Mul), 23.17

15. Teaguen Collins (Mul), 24.81

18. Dalton Crossno (Rol), 25.16

20. Bobby Plank (Mul), 25.26

400m Dash

1. Trenden Collins (Mul), 51.41

6. Teaguen Collins (Mul), 55.50

20. Aden Sutton (Rol), 59.26

800m Run

7. Keon Jackson (Mul), 2:18.15

25. Caden Grinstead (Mul), 2:39.85

1600m Run

6. Keon Jackson (Mul), 5:17.40

Kendal Howell (Mul), 6:18.31

24. Braxton Williams (Mul), 6:54.63

3200m Run

12. Kendal Howell (Mul), 13:15.29

110m Hurdles

2. Zackery Parker (Mul), 15.64

300m Hurdles

1. Zackery Parker (Mul), 39.73

4x100m Relay

6. Roland (47.12): Lateevis Jones, Dakota Price, Dalton Crossno, Aden Sutton

4x200m Relay

4. Roland (1:41.11): Lateevis Jones, Dakota Price, Dalton Crossno, Aden Sutton

High Jump

1. Trenden Collins (Mul), 6’, 2”

6. Zackery Parker (Mul), 5-6

7. Teaguen Collins (Mul), 5-4.

Long Jump

2. Zackery Parker (Mul), 21’, 7.75”

3. Trenden Collins (Mul), 20-11.50

18. Teaguen Collins (Mul), 16-10

27. Nate Criswell (Rol), 15-11.

Shot Put

12. Dalton Crossno (Rol), 35’, 8”

Discus

Braxton Prewett (Rol), 105’

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