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Hillsboro boys track team wins Western Brown Invitational

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The Highland County Press-
The Hillsboro Indians boys track and field team won the 2018 Western Brown Invitational Tuesday night by scoring 196 points, winning the event over second-place Western Brown, who scored 179 points.

The Lady Indians competed in the girls event, placing third with a score of 112 points, with Western Brown winning the event with a 156 score and in second place was Eastern Brown at 126 points.

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In the boys event, the Indians placed fourth in the 3200-meter relay event with the team of Brian Shanahan, Johnny Hatfield, Jeremy Kemper and Bailey Lucarello finishing with a time of 9:47.61.

Hillsboro’s Chayce Watson won the 110m hurdles with a time of 18.63, and in third place was Quinn Conlon at 18.82. The 100m dash was won by Hillsboro’s Austin Goolsby at 11.89, and in seventh place was Taylor Lucas of HHS with a time of 12.54.

The Indians (Tyler Workman, Britton Haines, Mark Gallimore, Ty Alexander) placed second in the 800m relay with a time of 1:41.47. The 1600m run saw Hillsboro’s Hatfield place fifth at 5:14.48, and in seventh place was Lucarello with a time of 5:17.75.

HHS won the 400m relay with the team of Lucas, Gallimore, Keith Doughman and Goolsby at 47.23. The Indians had two runners place third and fourth, respectively, in the 400m dash with Workman in third place at 56.31 and in fourth place was Shanahan with a time of 56.50.

Conlon was first place in the 300m hurdles at 46.01, and Watson was second at 46.96. Hatfield won the 800m run at 2:07.24, and Alexander was fifth at 2:18.63.

Lucas placed third in the 200m dash with a time of 25.85. Lucarello finished in fourth place in the 3200m run at 11:09.03. Hillsboro’s team of Workman, Haines, Gallimore and Alexander placed second in the 1600m relay with a time of 3:43.30.

Haines won the high jump with a height of 5-08.00 for the first-place finish, and in second place was Conlon with a height of 5-06.00.

Goolsby was the winner of the long jump event with a distance of 21-04.00, and in sixth place was Logan Hester with a time of 16-09.00. Goolsby also won the pole vault event with a vault of 14-06.00. Also in the pole vault event was Owen Ryan in fifth place at 8-00.00.

Draven Stodgel won the discus event with a throw of 132-01.00, and in fourth was Kole Maynard at 104-06.00. Stodgel also won the shot put event with a distance of 49-05.00, and Deon Burns was fourth at 41-04.50.

For the girls events, the Hillsboro team of Blair, Howland, Young, McCreary had a second-place time of 12:16:35.

The 100m hurdles saw Hillsboro’s Cierra Lively place sixth with a time of 20.87, and in eighth place was Lucy Hart at 23.14.

Anne Throckmorton was sixth in the 100m dash at 14.45, and in ninth place was Caroline Crouch with a time of 15.64.

The 800m relay saw the Hillsboro team of Throckmorton, Sydney Callahan, Jaeleigh Hart, Maddie King, Sami Blair have a time of 1:58.66. The 1600m run saw Hillsboro’s Keeley Schurman place seventh at 6:52.25, and Emily Young finished in eighth place at 7:13.49.

HHS was fourth in the girls 400m relay with the team of King, Crouch, Howland, Throckmorton, Blair having a time of 58.54.

The girls 400m dash saw Hart place second with a time of 1:06.01, and in fifth was Sydney Callahan at 1:09.34.

Lively was fourth place in the 300m hurdles at 56.57, and Paige Howland was eighth at 1:04.51.

The 800m run saw Howland place seventh with a time of 3:05.40, and in ninth place was Schurman at 3:19.27.

Hart was fifth in the 200m dash with a time of 29.84, and in the same race Throckmorton was eighth at 31.54.

Molly McCreary was first in the 3200m run with a time of 13:08.67, and in fourth place was Schurman at 16:15.26.

HHS was third in the 1600m relay with the team of Sydney Lanning, Callahan, Blair, Hart at 4:36.38.

In the high jump event, Lively was third at 4-04.00. Callahan was third in the long jump at 14-10.00, and Lucy Hart was sixth at 12-01.50.

In the discus event, Kailey Dietrick was third with a distance of 85-08.00, and in seventh place was Kelsey Burns at 66-04.00.

The shot put event saw Burns place fifth at 26-05.00, and Dietrick finished sixth at 26-00.50. Lucy Hart was fourth in the pole vault event with a height of 5-00.00.

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