Frontier Athletic Conference holds Track and Field Championships; Lady Indians win FAC title
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Stephen Forsha-sforsha@gmail.com
The first of two days for the Frontier Athletic Conference Track and Field Championships was held on Tuesday in Chillicothe, followed by Day 2 on Wednesday as the Hillsboro girls team won the conference championship.
The HHS girls team had a championship score of 125 points, followed by second-place Chillicothe at 124.50. In third was Miami Trace at 122, and in fourth place was Washington at 112.50. Fifth place went to McClain with 83 points, and in sixth place was Jackson at 80 points. Hillsboro won the FAC championship by taking second place in the final race of the night, the 4x400m relay.
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Winning the boys championship was Chillicothe with 158 points, followed by Miami Trace at 133.50. In third place was Hillsboro, with 125 points and fourth place was McClain at 93.5. The fifth-place team was Jackson at 73 points, and Washington was sixth place with 67 points.
Listed below are results for Hillsboro and McClain boys and girls teams.
The boys discus throw event saw Hillsboro’s Draven Stodgel win the championship with a throw of 144-10, while teammate Deon Burns was fourth at 126-02. McClain’s Cam Closson was eighth place (110-09).
McClain’s Kobe Penwell won the boys long jump event by having a distance of 19-05.75. In second was Hillsboro’s Anthony Richards at 19-05.75, and in sixth place was Hillsboro’s Keith Doughman at 18-03.00.
Winning the girls high jump FAC championship was Hillsboro’s Cierra Lively with a height of 4-09.00, and in third place was Riley Barton at 4-06.00. McClain’s Maddy Crawford was fourth place (4-04.00), and in seventh place was Maddy Stapleton of McClain at 4-04.00.
Kelsey Burns of Hillsboro was third overall in the girls shot put event with a distance of 31-05.50. Also in the event for Highland County, Kailey Dietrick of HHS was seventh at 27-03.50, followed by McClain's Maysun Faulconer (26-00.25) and Justice Boyd (25-04.75).
The finals of the girls 4x800-meter relay saw Hillsboro’s team of Molly McCreary, Lucy Hart, Hailey Boone and Keeley Schurman place fourth overall at 11:38.47. McClain’s team of Aaliyah Evans, Haley Peterman, Sarah Free and Ella Osborne was sixth place at 12:45.40.
McClain was third place overall in the boys 4x800m relay finals as the team of Garett George, Nathan Ernst, Paul Bliss and Reece Schluep had a time of 8:44.79. In fifth place was Hillsboro, with the team of Nathan Spencer, Ben Sowders, Alex Rensing and Bailey Lucarello finishing with a time of 9:15.89.
Hillsboro’s Mark Gallimore was second place in the finals of the boys pole vault event with a height of 12-02.00 on Tuesday. Owen Ryan of HHS was fifth place at 10-06.00. McClain’s Quentin Smith was sixth place at 9-06.00, and Kyler Trefz was ninth place at 8-00.00 as for MHS.
On Day 2 of the FAC Track and Field Championships, the girls pole vault event saw McClain’s Kerigan Pollard with a second place finish of 8-00.00. In third was Hillsboro’s Eden Edenfield at 8-00.00, and in fourth was Hillsboro’s Lucy Hart at 7-06.00. In ninth place was Emma Stegbauer of McClain at 6-00.00.
McClain’s Zoe Rios was first place in the 100m hurdles at 16.31, and in third place was Emma Stegbauer at 17.49. The fourth-place finisher was Hillsboro’s Cierra Lively at 18.18.
The boys 110m hurdles saw Hillsboro’s Keith Doughman in sixth at 17.80, followed by McClain’s Blake Gall in seventh place (17.95) and in eighth place was Hillsboro’s Quinn Conlon at 18.07.
The girls 100m dash has Kerigan Pollard in second place with a time of 13.48, followed in third place by Hillsboro’s Eden Edenfield at 13.53. The boys 100m dash saw Patrick Fout of McClain finish in second place at 11.64, and in third place was teammate Matt Bliss at 11.67, and in seventh place was Kai Rickman with a time 12.07.
Hillsboro won the girls 4x200m relay race with the team of Molly McCreary, Sydney Callahan, Eden Edenfield and Jaeleigh Hart had a time of 1:50.36. In sixth place was McClain, as the team of Iva Easter, Lexi Jones, Ashley Hardesty and Kelli Uhrig finished at 1:58.12.
The HHS boys 4x200m relay team of Kai Rickman, Keith Doughman, Anthony Richards and Ty Alexander were first at 1:33.75. In sixth place was McClain with the team of Kyler Trefz, Alex Snyder, Cam Closson and Brandon King having a time of 1:423.34.
Hillsboro had a seventh-place finisher of Keeley Schurman in the 1600m run with a time of 6:39.28, and in 10th place was Hailey Boone at 7:04.00. In 11th place was McClain’s Shayna Beatty at 7:58.75, and in 12th place was Erika Martin at 8:04.09.
The boys 1600m run saw Nathan Spencer of HHS place third at 4:52.66, and in seventh place was Nathan Ernst of McClain at 4:57.10. Hillsboro’s Bailey Lucarello was ninth place at 5:16.58.
McClain’s girls 4x100m relay team of Iva Easter, Zoe Rios, Ashley Hardesty and Emma Stegbauer was third at 54.25, and in fourth place was Hillsboro’s team of Maddy King, Paige Howland, Bri Karnes and Anne Throckmorton at 55.60.
McClain’s 4x100m relay team of Kobe Penwell, Patrick Four, Trevor Newkirk and Matt Bliss won the boys race with a time of 44.76. In third was Hillsboro was the team of Taylor Lucas, Anthony Richards, Keith Doughman and Kai Rickman at 45.77.
The 400m dash saw Sydney Callahan place third for the girls team with a time of 1:05.37, and in fourth place was Jaeleigh Hart of HHS at 1:05.65. In seventh place was McClain’s Iva Easter at 1:09.11.
Hillsboro’s Ty Alexander was first in the 400m dash at 51.64, and in seventh place was Hillsboro’s Landon Weber at 55.55.
Kerigan Pollard of McClain was second in the 300m hurdles at 47.80, and in third was Hillsboro’s Cierra Lively at 51.57. In sixth place was Lexi Jones (MHS) at 55.99, and in eighth place was Riley Barton (HHS) at 57.75.
The boys 300m hurdles race saw Hillsboro’s Quinn Conlon finish in fifth place at 44.56, followed by Blake Gall (MHS) in sixth place at 45.79 and in seventh place was Chayce Watson (HHS) in eighth place at 46.39.
Hillsboro’s Molly McCreary placed fourth in the 800m run at 2:43.23, and in sixth place was McClain’s Ashley Hardesty at 2:51.78. In seventh place was Aaliyah Evans (MHS) at 2:52.32, and in 10th place was Lucy Hart (HHS) at 3:06.56.
The boys 800m run saw McClain’s Nathan Ernst place fourth with a time of 2:12.09, and next in fifth place was McClain’s Reece Schluep at 2:14.02. In ninth place was Nathan Spencer (HHS) at 2:25.47.
Hillsboro’s Edenfield was second place in the 200m dash at 27.95. The fifth-place finisher was McClain’s Kerigan Pollard at 28.69.
McClain gained the first-place finish in the 200m dash with Patrick Fout gaining a winning time of 23.21, and in third place was Hillsboro’s Kai Rickman at 23.91. In seventh place was Anthony Richards (HHS) at 24.68.
Keeley Schurman was seventh place for HHS in the girls 3200m run at 17:06.22.
The boys 3200m run saw Hillsboro’s Bailey Lucarello finish in sixth place at 11:27.48. In seventh place was McClain’s Lyle White at 11:35.25. In eighth place was Garett George (MHS) at 11:37.53, and in ninth place was Ben Sowders (HHS) at 11:44.56.
The girls 4x400m relay for HHS was second as Sydney Callahan, Molly McCreary, Cierra Lively and Jaeleigh Hart had a time of 4:22.15. In sixth place was McClain’s team of Iva Easter, Ashley Hardesty, Aaliyah Evans and Kelli Uhrig at 4:55.79.
The boys 4x400m relay team for McClain was second with the team of Alex Snyder, Matt Bliss, Trevor Newkirk and Patrick Fout had a time of 3:35.31. HHS was fourth place with the team of Landon Weber, Quinn Conlon, Chris Stout and Ty Alexander having a time of 3:42.55.
Hillsboro had the second-place finisher in the girls long jump with Sydney Callahan having a distance of 15-07.00. In fifth place was Emma Stegbauer (MHS) at 13-10.75.
The boys high jump was McClain’s Chris Starkey place fourth at 5-06.00, and in fifth was teammate Zane Mustard at 5-06.00. The sixth-place spot went to Hillsboro’s Quinn Conlon at 5-06.00.
Hillsboro in the girls discus throw had Kailey Dietrick in second place at 96-00, and in sixth place was Kenzie Dietrick (HHS) at 79-07. For MHS, Maysun Faulconer was seventh place at 76-05, and in eighth place was Courtney Dodds at 72-01.
The boys shot put was won by Hillsboro’s Draven Stodgel at 52-10.25, and in second was teammate Deon Burns at 51-07.00. In eighth place was McClain’s Cody Elliott at 41-09.75.
The HHS girls team had a championship score of 125 points, followed by second-place Chillicothe at 124.50. In third was Miami Trace at 122, and in fourth place was Washington at 112.50. Fifth place went to McClain with 83 points, and in sixth place was Jackson at 80 points. Hillsboro won the FAC championship by taking second place in the final race of the night, the 4x400m relay.
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Winning the boys championship was Chillicothe with 158 points, followed by Miami Trace at 133.50. In third place was Hillsboro, with 125 points and fourth place was McClain at 93.5. The fifth-place team was Jackson at 73 points, and Washington was sixth place with 67 points.
Listed below are results for Hillsboro and McClain boys and girls teams.
The boys discus throw event saw Hillsboro’s Draven Stodgel win the championship with a throw of 144-10, while teammate Deon Burns was fourth at 126-02. McClain’s Cam Closson was eighth place (110-09).
McClain’s Kobe Penwell won the boys long jump event by having a distance of 19-05.75. In second was Hillsboro’s Anthony Richards at 19-05.75, and in sixth place was Hillsboro’s Keith Doughman at 18-03.00.
Winning the girls high jump FAC championship was Hillsboro’s Cierra Lively with a height of 4-09.00, and in third place was Riley Barton at 4-06.00. McClain’s Maddy Crawford was fourth place (4-04.00), and in seventh place was Maddy Stapleton of McClain at 4-04.00.
Kelsey Burns of Hillsboro was third overall in the girls shot put event with a distance of 31-05.50. Also in the event for Highland County, Kailey Dietrick of HHS was seventh at 27-03.50, followed by McClain's Maysun Faulconer (26-00.25) and Justice Boyd (25-04.75).
The finals of the girls 4x800-meter relay saw Hillsboro’s team of Molly McCreary, Lucy Hart, Hailey Boone and Keeley Schurman place fourth overall at 11:38.47. McClain’s team of Aaliyah Evans, Haley Peterman, Sarah Free and Ella Osborne was sixth place at 12:45.40.
McClain was third place overall in the boys 4x800m relay finals as the team of Garett George, Nathan Ernst, Paul Bliss and Reece Schluep had a time of 8:44.79. In fifth place was Hillsboro, with the team of Nathan Spencer, Ben Sowders, Alex Rensing and Bailey Lucarello finishing with a time of 9:15.89.
Hillsboro’s Mark Gallimore was second place in the finals of the boys pole vault event with a height of 12-02.00 on Tuesday. Owen Ryan of HHS was fifth place at 10-06.00. McClain’s Quentin Smith was sixth place at 9-06.00, and Kyler Trefz was ninth place at 8-00.00 as for MHS.
On Day 2 of the FAC Track and Field Championships, the girls pole vault event saw McClain’s Kerigan Pollard with a second place finish of 8-00.00. In third was Hillsboro’s Eden Edenfield at 8-00.00, and in fourth was Hillsboro’s Lucy Hart at 7-06.00. In ninth place was Emma Stegbauer of McClain at 6-00.00.
McClain’s Zoe Rios was first place in the 100m hurdles at 16.31, and in third place was Emma Stegbauer at 17.49. The fourth-place finisher was Hillsboro’s Cierra Lively at 18.18.
The boys 110m hurdles saw Hillsboro’s Keith Doughman in sixth at 17.80, followed by McClain’s Blake Gall in seventh place (17.95) and in eighth place was Hillsboro’s Quinn Conlon at 18.07.
The girls 100m dash has Kerigan Pollard in second place with a time of 13.48, followed in third place by Hillsboro’s Eden Edenfield at 13.53. The boys 100m dash saw Patrick Fout of McClain finish in second place at 11.64, and in third place was teammate Matt Bliss at 11.67, and in seventh place was Kai Rickman with a time 12.07.
Hillsboro won the girls 4x200m relay race with the team of Molly McCreary, Sydney Callahan, Eden Edenfield and Jaeleigh Hart had a time of 1:50.36. In sixth place was McClain, as the team of Iva Easter, Lexi Jones, Ashley Hardesty and Kelli Uhrig finished at 1:58.12.
The HHS boys 4x200m relay team of Kai Rickman, Keith Doughman, Anthony Richards and Ty Alexander were first at 1:33.75. In sixth place was McClain with the team of Kyler Trefz, Alex Snyder, Cam Closson and Brandon King having a time of 1:423.34.
Hillsboro had a seventh-place finisher of Keeley Schurman in the 1600m run with a time of 6:39.28, and in 10th place was Hailey Boone at 7:04.00. In 11th place was McClain’s Shayna Beatty at 7:58.75, and in 12th place was Erika Martin at 8:04.09.
The boys 1600m run saw Nathan Spencer of HHS place third at 4:52.66, and in seventh place was Nathan Ernst of McClain at 4:57.10. Hillsboro’s Bailey Lucarello was ninth place at 5:16.58.
McClain’s girls 4x100m relay team of Iva Easter, Zoe Rios, Ashley Hardesty and Emma Stegbauer was third at 54.25, and in fourth place was Hillsboro’s team of Maddy King, Paige Howland, Bri Karnes and Anne Throckmorton at 55.60.
McClain’s 4x100m relay team of Kobe Penwell, Patrick Four, Trevor Newkirk and Matt Bliss won the boys race with a time of 44.76. In third was Hillsboro was the team of Taylor Lucas, Anthony Richards, Keith Doughman and Kai Rickman at 45.77.
The 400m dash saw Sydney Callahan place third for the girls team with a time of 1:05.37, and in fourth place was Jaeleigh Hart of HHS at 1:05.65. In seventh place was McClain’s Iva Easter at 1:09.11.
Hillsboro’s Ty Alexander was first in the 400m dash at 51.64, and in seventh place was Hillsboro’s Landon Weber at 55.55.
Kerigan Pollard of McClain was second in the 300m hurdles at 47.80, and in third was Hillsboro’s Cierra Lively at 51.57. In sixth place was Lexi Jones (MHS) at 55.99, and in eighth place was Riley Barton (HHS) at 57.75.
The boys 300m hurdles race saw Hillsboro’s Quinn Conlon finish in fifth place at 44.56, followed by Blake Gall (MHS) in sixth place at 45.79 and in seventh place was Chayce Watson (HHS) in eighth place at 46.39.
Hillsboro’s Molly McCreary placed fourth in the 800m run at 2:43.23, and in sixth place was McClain’s Ashley Hardesty at 2:51.78. In seventh place was Aaliyah Evans (MHS) at 2:52.32, and in 10th place was Lucy Hart (HHS) at 3:06.56.
The boys 800m run saw McClain’s Nathan Ernst place fourth with a time of 2:12.09, and next in fifth place was McClain’s Reece Schluep at 2:14.02. In ninth place was Nathan Spencer (HHS) at 2:25.47.
Hillsboro’s Edenfield was second place in the 200m dash at 27.95. The fifth-place finisher was McClain’s Kerigan Pollard at 28.69.
McClain gained the first-place finish in the 200m dash with Patrick Fout gaining a winning time of 23.21, and in third place was Hillsboro’s Kai Rickman at 23.91. In seventh place was Anthony Richards (HHS) at 24.68.
Keeley Schurman was seventh place for HHS in the girls 3200m run at 17:06.22.
The boys 3200m run saw Hillsboro’s Bailey Lucarello finish in sixth place at 11:27.48. In seventh place was McClain’s Lyle White at 11:35.25. In eighth place was Garett George (MHS) at 11:37.53, and in ninth place was Ben Sowders (HHS) at 11:44.56.
The girls 4x400m relay for HHS was second as Sydney Callahan, Molly McCreary, Cierra Lively and Jaeleigh Hart had a time of 4:22.15. In sixth place was McClain’s team of Iva Easter, Ashley Hardesty, Aaliyah Evans and Kelli Uhrig at 4:55.79.
The boys 4x400m relay team for McClain was second with the team of Alex Snyder, Matt Bliss, Trevor Newkirk and Patrick Fout had a time of 3:35.31. HHS was fourth place with the team of Landon Weber, Quinn Conlon, Chris Stout and Ty Alexander having a time of 3:42.55.
Hillsboro had the second-place finisher in the girls long jump with Sydney Callahan having a distance of 15-07.00. In fifth place was Emma Stegbauer (MHS) at 13-10.75.
The boys high jump was McClain’s Chris Starkey place fourth at 5-06.00, and in fifth was teammate Zane Mustard at 5-06.00. The sixth-place spot went to Hillsboro’s Quinn Conlon at 5-06.00.
Hillsboro in the girls discus throw had Kailey Dietrick in second place at 96-00, and in sixth place was Kenzie Dietrick (HHS) at 79-07. For MHS, Maysun Faulconer was seventh place at 76-05, and in eighth place was Courtney Dodds at 72-01.
The boys shot put was won by Hillsboro’s Draven Stodgel at 52-10.25, and in second was teammate Deon Burns at 51-07.00. In eighth place was McClain’s Cody Elliott at 41-09.75.