Tigers 2nd, Lady Tigers 4th at Raidiger Invitational
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The Highland County Press-
The McClain boys track & field team placed second overall on Tuesday at the Waverly Raidiger Invitational.
The Tigers won twice, scoring a total of 117.5 points, trailing only host Waverly, who totaled 174.5 in their victory. Piketon was third, and Minford placed fourth. Northwest and Valley rounded out the team finishes.
MHS won twice on Tuesday, with Jordan Goble winning the long jump with a distance of 19-8.25, followed by teammate John Turner at 19-4.5 for second place.
The second MHS victory was in the 400-meter relay as the team of James Morris, Goble, Turner and Seth Willman raced to a time of 46.20.
Philip Thompson was third in the discus with a throw of 124-6, and Ryan Faulconer was seventh at 106-5.
Faulconer was third in the shot put at 43-4, and Thompson was fourth with a distance of 43-1.
Coleston Walters was second in the high jump at 6-0, and Alex Hollar placed fifth with a jump of 5-2.
MHS was fourth in the 3200m relay at 9:41.20, second in the 800m relay at 1:38.50 and third in the 1600m relay with a time of 3:52.30.
Evan Mustard placed third in the 110m hurdles (17.10), and Turner was fifth in the 100m dash at 12.20. Willman was sixth in the 100m dash, also at 12.20.
Mustard was also third in the 300m hurdles with a time of 45.50, as Thomas Schrader was eighth at 48.70.[[In-content Ad]]
Mikel Pritchard was second in the 400m dash at 53.1, and Cody Hardesty was eighth at 57.00.
In the 200m dash, Goble was second at 24.10, and Morris tied for sixth with a time of 24.70.
The Lady Tigers placed fourth overall with a total of 86 points. Winning the girls invitational was Waverly with 169 points, followed by Piketon in second and Valley in third. In fifth was Minford, and Northwest was sixth.
McClain's girls team won three events with Tara Karnes winning the shot put with a toss of 35-0, Abby Storts winning the high jump at 4-6 and McKenzie Figgins placing first in the 100m hurdles with a time of 13.50.
Karnes was second in the discus with a distance of 106-7, and Taylor Wheaton of MHS was seventh at 72-9.
Megan Mustard was fourth in the high jump at 4-6, and the MHS girls 3200m relay team was third with a time of 12:54.10.
The MHS 800m relay team was third at 2:03.20, and Christy Davis was fourth in the 1600m run (6:43.40), while Alyssa Faulconer was sixth at 6:50.00.
McClain's 400m girls relay team was fifth at 1:01.00 and Kimmy Goddard was eighth in the 400m dash at 1:20.00.
Figgins was fourth in the 300m hurdles at 56.40, and Alyssa Faulconer was fourth in the 800m run with a time of 3:00.00. Davis was sixth in the 800m run at 3:10.50.
Megan Mustard was sixth in the 200m dash at 30.40.
The Tigers won twice, scoring a total of 117.5 points, trailing only host Waverly, who totaled 174.5 in their victory. Piketon was third, and Minford placed fourth. Northwest and Valley rounded out the team finishes.
MHS won twice on Tuesday, with Jordan Goble winning the long jump with a distance of 19-8.25, followed by teammate John Turner at 19-4.5 for second place.
The second MHS victory was in the 400-meter relay as the team of James Morris, Goble, Turner and Seth Willman raced to a time of 46.20.
Philip Thompson was third in the discus with a throw of 124-6, and Ryan Faulconer was seventh at 106-5.
Faulconer was third in the shot put at 43-4, and Thompson was fourth with a distance of 43-1.
Coleston Walters was second in the high jump at 6-0, and Alex Hollar placed fifth with a jump of 5-2.
MHS was fourth in the 3200m relay at 9:41.20, second in the 800m relay at 1:38.50 and third in the 1600m relay with a time of 3:52.30.
Evan Mustard placed third in the 110m hurdles (17.10), and Turner was fifth in the 100m dash at 12.20. Willman was sixth in the 100m dash, also at 12.20.
Mustard was also third in the 300m hurdles with a time of 45.50, as Thomas Schrader was eighth at 48.70.[[In-content Ad]]
Mikel Pritchard was second in the 400m dash at 53.1, and Cody Hardesty was eighth at 57.00.
In the 200m dash, Goble was second at 24.10, and Morris tied for sixth with a time of 24.70.
The Lady Tigers placed fourth overall with a total of 86 points. Winning the girls invitational was Waverly with 169 points, followed by Piketon in second and Valley in third. In fifth was Minford, and Northwest was sixth.
McClain's girls team won three events with Tara Karnes winning the shot put with a toss of 35-0, Abby Storts winning the high jump at 4-6 and McKenzie Figgins placing first in the 100m hurdles with a time of 13.50.
Karnes was second in the discus with a distance of 106-7, and Taylor Wheaton of MHS was seventh at 72-9.
Megan Mustard was fourth in the high jump at 4-6, and the MHS girls 3200m relay team was third with a time of 12:54.10.
The MHS 800m relay team was third at 2:03.20, and Christy Davis was fourth in the 1600m run (6:43.40), while Alyssa Faulconer was sixth at 6:50.00.
McClain's 400m girls relay team was fifth at 1:01.00 and Kimmy Goddard was eighth in the 400m dash at 1:20.00.
Figgins was fourth in the 300m hurdles at 56.40, and Alyssa Faulconer was fourth in the 800m run with a time of 3:00.00. Davis was sixth in the 800m run at 3:10.50.
Megan Mustard was sixth in the 200m dash at 30.40.