Boys Weekend Conference Track Roundup

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TROY — The Tippecanoe and Troy boys track anf field teams battled it out for second place at the MVL meet Thursday and Friday.

And when the pole vault was completed Friday, Tipp held on to second by two points.

Vandalia-Butler won with 152 points, Tipp took second with 127, Troy was third with 125 and Piqua was fourth with 94.

TIPPECANOE

The Red Devils got wins from Trey Sellers, high jump, 6-2 and Max Deckard, long jump, 20-1 1-2.

Taking second were Everett Muhlenkamp, 1,600, 3:33.94; Lucas Merry, 300 hurdles, 41.82; Gavin Newburg, discus, 139-10 and the 400 relay, 43.81.

Taking third were Will Strong, 100, 11.29 and Max Howard, discus, 130-2.

TROY

Devon Strobel led Troy, sweeping the shot put, 49-3 and discus, 169-10.

Troy also got wins from Braeden Verceles, 110 hurdles, 15.43 and the 800 relay, 1:32.33.

Taking second were Creighton Verceles, 100, 11.07 and 200, 22.86; Michael Tucker, 110 hurdles, 15.81 and Logan Ullery, long jump, 20-11 1-4.

Finishing third were Tucker, 300 hurdles, 42.01 and Ryan Gillig, 800, 2:03.94.

PIQUA

Noah Burgh led the Indians, sweeping the 1,600, 4:29.85 and 3,200, 9:47.78.

Taking second were Ryder Holtvogt, pole vault, 13-0; Hayden Jones, shot put, 47-9 3-4 and the 800 relay, 1:34.95.

Finishing third were Mael DeGavre, long jump, 20-9; the 1,600 relay, 3:34.53 and the 3,200 relay, 8:40.87.

TRC

CASSTOWN — The Miami East boys track and field team kept the hardware at home Saturday, winning the TRC meet with 160.5 points.

Bethel was second, Milton-Union was third, Covington was fourth, Lehman Catholic was fifth and Troy Christian was eight.

MIAMI EAST

Winning for the Vikings Levi Glassmeyer, discus, 148-6; Devon Vastine, high jump, 6-0; the 400 relay, 44.69 and the 800 relay, 1:32.41.

Taking second were Brian Laughman, 100, 11.10 and 200, 22.76; Gunner Weldy, 1,600, 4:45.63; Gabe Cathcart, 400, 52.96; Cayden Wesco, pole vault, 10-0 and the 1,600 relay, 3:44.46.

Finishing third were Caleb Staley, 110 hurdles, 17.42; Dylan Haught, 300 hurdles, 43.35; Weldy, 800, 2:05.68; Adrien Comer, discus, 138-5 and the 3,200 relay, 8:37.52.

BETHEL

The Bees got wins from Kade Schweikhardt, 800, 2:01.08; the 1,600 relay, 3:40.89 and the 3,200 relay, 8:32.67.

Taking second were Remi Brannan, shot put, 47-0 3-4; Grant Arnold, discus, 18-3 1-2; the 400 relay, 44.94 and the 800 relay, 1:34.71.

Finishing third were Ethan Brown, 100, 11.14 and 200, 23.05 and Austin Hawkins, 3,200, 10:38.33.

MILTON-UNION

Payton Mayfield had a perfect day for the Bulldogs, winning four events.

He swept the 100, 10.92; 200, 22.34; 400, 50.68 and the long jump, 19-8 3-4.

Also winning for Milton was Sam Milnickel, pole vault, 10-6.

Colin Hinkleman was second in the 3,200, 9:36.49 and third in the 1,600, 4:48.18.

Levi Tracy took third in the pole vault, 10-0.

COVINGTON

Asher Long led the Buccs, winning the 1,600, 4:26.46’ the 3,200, 9:36.49 and taking second in the 800, 2:03.30.

Day’Lynn Garrett swept the 110 hurdles, 15.87 and the 300 hurdles, 42.59.

Taking second was Preston King, high jump, 2:03.30 and the 3,200 relay, 8:35.69.

LEHMAN CATHOLIC

Donovan O’Leary led Lehman, taking second in the 110 hurdles, 15.89.

Finishing third were Evan O’Leary, 400, 53.66; Da’Ron Pride, long jump, 17-7 and Brennan Potts, high jump, 5-10.

WOAC

WEST ALEXANDRIA — The Newton boys finished seventh at the WOAC meet Friday at Twin Valley South and Bradford was ninth.

NEWTON

The Indians got a win in the 1,600 relay, 3:35.64 and the 400 relay finished second, 45.97.

Taking third were Jaemyn Lowry, pole vault, 12-0 and Max Newhouse, shot put, 45-5 1-2.

BRADFORD

Owen Beachler led Bradford, sweeping the 110 hurdles, 15.66 and 300 hurdles, 40. 18.

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