Tippecanoe’s Alissa Magoto races to victory in the 400-meter dash at the Troy D-I district track and field meet Friday at Troy Memorial Stadium.
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Troy’s Kiyah Baker lets the discus fly Friday night.
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Tippecanoe’s Leda Anderson, Troy’s Ashley Kyle and Isabel Westerheide and Tippecanoe;s Gracie Wead all advanced in the 1,600.
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Tippecanoe’s Julia Burgbacher and Xenia’s Alaiya Meux race in the 100-meter dash.
Troy’s Josie Kleinhenz throws the discus Friday.
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Tippecanoe’s Jessica Tandy approaches the last hurdle in the 300 hurdles Friday night.
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TROY — The Tippecanoe girls track and field team saved their best for last at Troy D-I district track and field meet Friday at Troy Memorial Stadium, while Troy took third and Piqua finished 14th.
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The Red Devils won the final event, the 1,600 relay to secure second place.
The foursome of Briley Barton, Brynna Campbell, Alissa Magoto and Isabelle Mahl were timed in 4:05.16.
Leda Anderson swept the 800, 2:24.32 and 1,600, 5:38.83 for Tipp and Magoto won the 400, 59.06.
Barton advanced in three events, also taking fourth in the long jump, 16-6 3-4 and the 400, 59.91.
Taking second were Morgan Collins, 3,200, 12:11.02; the 400 relay (Julia Burgbacher, Megan Strong, Hayley Tandy, Magoto), 49.93 and the 3,200 relay (Anderson, Ranley, Gracie Wead, Mahl), 10:00.17.
Also fourth were Lucia Ranly, 800, 2:25.69; Tandy, 300 hurdles, 47.87 and Gracie Wead, 1,600, 5:54.41.
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Kiyah Baker led Troy, taking second in the shot put, 38-1 3-4 and fourth in the discus, 107-5 to advance in both events.
Also taking second were Isabel Westerheide, 1,600, 5:44.32 and the 800 relay (Davonna Harris, Ava McCoy, Ruth Perry, Aubrey Jones), 1:46.50.
Finishing third were Tatyana Green, shot put, 38-0 3-4; Josie Kleinhenz, discus, 113-3; Ashley Kyle, 1,600, 5:44.44 and Fiona Battle, 800, 2:25.43.
The fourth and final spot in the pole vault came down to a jump-off and Troy’s Alyssa Kern grabbed it by clearing 9-9.
Also taking fourth was the 3,200 relay (Kiley Kitta, Battle, Rhyan Otis, Westerheide), 10:39.15.
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