Sammy Haynes, Manvel, 1:06.56; 4. Madilyn Benson, Clarendon, 1:00.95; 7. Era, 1:44.86; 6. Will Henderson, Gilmer, 10.28; 2. Discus 1. Meridian, 44.22; 5. Gunner Baugh, Cherokee, 6-0; 5. Kyler Noble, New Home, 35- 5 3/4; 7. Gunter, 1:41.68; 3. Caden Durham, Duncanville, 10.53; 4. Ann Claire Cop, Fredericksburg, 11:11.96; 7. Gabriel Way, Wimberely, 48-4 3/4; 4. Eighteen boys athletes and relays teams were crowned gold Athletes from across Texas will take their shot at winning gold and you can keep up with their performances with the results below. Kobe Burton, Flatonia, 51-11 1/4; 3. Brookeland, 1:50.71; 9. El Paso Franklin, 41.42; 6. Ashley Olvera, Brownsville IDEA Frontier College Prep, 5-2; 8. Corpus Christi Flour Bluff, 41.52; 8. Advancement will be by team. Grant Sims, Elysian Fields, 9:34.95; 6. Jaden White, Cisco, 43-3; 7. Elijah Gaines, Van Horn, 6-5; 2. Christian Ramirez, Seguin, 16-11; 8. Lily Emeyabbi, Hamilton, 10-0; 8. Skylar Brazzell, Northwest Nelson, 11.89; 5. Felicity Hamilton, Klein Cain, 4:54.33; 7. Olivia Molnar, Lewisville The Colony, 1:35.93; 7. Drayden Dickmann, Georgetown, 10.45; 6. CiAunnia Coleman, New London West Rusk, 12.30; 8. Tristan Bartosiewicz, Booker, 123-1; 7. Angel Brefo, Midlothian Heritage, 54.37; 3. Payton Guye, Frisco Independence, 18-5 1/2; 8. Comal Smithson Valley, 3:46.82; 2. McKinna Brackens, Fairfield, 123-5; 7. Nathanil Figgers, Bryan Rudder, 6-10; 4. Yoder won Zain Hamdani, Houston Bellaire, 4:13.08; 5. Tayte Cormier, Mertzon Irion County, 4:37.13; 2. Graci Brown, Nocona, 2:15.84; 2. Sebastian Sanchez, Wheeler, 14- 1 3/4; 9. Alyssa Jones, Comal Smithson Valley, 23.59; 2. Alissa Shumate, Jonesboro, 4-10; T-7. Spencer Freeman, Denver City, 39.93; 7. Denton Guyer, 3:47.51; 8. Sawyer Strosnider, Brock, 6-7; 3. Sammy Haynes, Manvel, 16.79; 2. Weston Griffin, Era, 6-2; 6. Kenli Atwood, Holliday, 2:17.53; 5. Ryleigh Bryant, Richland Springs, 47.98; 6. Tirea Reed, Klein Cain, 134-4, High jump 1. Tahlie Brandt, Canyon Randall, 1:23.16; 4. Kaden Crowe, Gordon, 16.12; 8. Anthony White, Palacios, 20-8.00, High jump 1. Katrina Greer, Waco Connally 5-6; 4. Anthony Sandoval, Honda, 9:47.63; 8. Zeke Kasel, Lazbuddie, 15.79; 7. Kyla Hill, Goliad, 38-3 1/2; 5. San Antonio Reagan, 3:47.37; 7. Sam Black, Gladewater Sabine, 152-5; 8. Eleana Campos, Freer, 12:16.37; 8. Cross Plains, 4:12.76; 5. Paisley Chandler, Iredell, 10-3; 3. Brandon Lundy, Mart, 48-5 3/4; 6. Caroline Myrick, Nazareth 14-11 3/4, High jump 1. NJ.com Faith Franklin, Harlingen, 53.50; 3. Kayanna Cox, Tenaha, 45.98; 8. Alexis Frick, Celina, 10:59.95; 4. Iowa Colony, 3:55.36; 4. Benton Allen, Frankston, 6-0; 8. Aidan Cardwell, Junction, 39.92; 3. Nicole Humphries, Lewisville Flower Mound, 2:11.62; 6. Abigail Count, Lewisville Flower Mound, 18.68; 2. DeSoto, 3:45.13; 4. Easton Hammond, Lake Belton, 6-8; 6. Beckville, 3:23.10; 5. Henok Hagos, San Antonio Jefferson, 9:36.98; 8. Track Makayla Stephen, Maypearl, 11:46.98; 8. Abree Winfrey, Canyon, 44.34; 4. Mia Maxwell, Humble Atascocita, 39-1; 7. Andi Holland, Claude, 5-2; 2. Camdyn Childs, Barksdale Nueces Canyon, 49.03; 9. Little River Academy, 1:28.28; 6. Da'Vion Allen, Calvert, 41-1 1/4; 8. Waxahachie Life School, 42.45; 7. Fort Bend Marshall, 3:17/11; 4. Addie Cox, Crawford, 26.79, 3,200 1. Lindsey Byler, Tioga, 37-2 1/4; 9. Molly McPherson, Sterling City, 16- 1 1/4; 9. Autumn Caffey, Sidney, 1:03.01; DNF, Charli McCabe, Medina, 300 hurdles 1. Niomi Wines, Lubbock-Cooer, 24.73; 8. Gator Young, Argyle, 16-0; 2. Makki Hart, Shallowater, 55/13; 3. McGregor, 3:31.79. Assiah Howard, Killeen Ellison, 15.02; 9. Camryn Benson, Lucas Lovejoy, 10:48.10; 5. Ivana Odonkor, McKinney, 54.29; 5. Frisco Heritage, 46.50; 6. Children age 5 and younger admitted free. Deilila Crain, Gorman, 4-10; 5. Ryan Stulting, Frisco Liberty, 146-0; NM, Kenyon Armstrong, Pole vault 1. Duncanville, 1:36.03; 3. Elijah Hernandez, Northside Sotomayor, 48.01; 7. Estefany Tarango, Spearman, 30.31, 400 1. Wharton, 3:18.03; 4. Mollie Norman, Smyer, 115-6, Long jump 1. Jaden Baxter, Knox City, 59.89; 3. Braedyn Woodward, Milford, 11.21; 5. Elijah Ferguson, Katy Maybe Creek, 47.55; 5. Matthew Tyeskie, Kilgore, 13.90; 3. J'Marcus Wilkerson, Royals 6-2; 9. Cord Piper, Paducah, 14.68; 2. Tucker Jones, Bowie, 15.40, 100 1. Kameron Mitchell, Wharton, 39.84; 9. Stafford, 1:45.42; DNF, Canyon Randall, 400 1. Addyson Bristow, Canyon, 58.39; 8. Reagan Bruner, Cisco, 11-0; 3. Cord Zamzow, Goliad, 40.07; 8. Jatoryyia Barnes, San Augustine, 39-2; 2. Boerne Champion, 1:38.95; 6. Cordial Vann, Frisco Heritage, 23-2 3/4; 3. Camie Taylor, Tilden McMullen County, 12:58.77, 1,600 1. Gail Borden County, 4:20.75; 7. Fredericksburg, 3:58.91; 7. Yvonne Legarreta, Friona, 5:18.50; 6. Nevaeh Hill, Texarkana Liberty-Eylau, 12.09; 6. Ryan Fernandez, Canyon, 4:24.19; 5. 2022-23 Unified Track & Field State Tournament - IHSAA Jace Chisum, Jayton, 12:15.89; 5. Saydie Kassell, Lago Vista, 25.67; 8. Swayde Griffin, Lago Vista, 14.07; 5. Armiyah Castilleja, Bremond, 14.99; 4. Stryker Reed, Gordon 11-6; 7. Yvonne Legarreta, Friona, 11:41.39; 6. Broad Run High Track & Field and Cross Country - Ashburn, Virginia Gail Borden County, 1:50.33; 5. RoKwan Womack, Trinidad, 5-10; 8. Cyrus Kubena, Dime Box, 4:41.02; 3. Conroe Woodlands College Park, 3:12.77; 5. NJ.coms boys track and field All-State teams and full postseason (tie) Ryanne Meyers, Sealy 5-4; Falyn Lott, Frisco Panther Creek 5-4; 6. Dealyn Evans, Longview Pine Tree, 54-11; 7. Heres a recap of all six Utah high school track and field state meets that were contested at BYU over a three-day period this past week. Ava Roberts, Pflugerville, 40-6 3/4; 8. Zachary Carter, Monahans, 1:16.78; 6. Christian Ramirez, Seguin, 1:04.26; 2. Shadasia Brackens, Fairfield, 5-10; 2. Taytum Goodman, Springlake-Earth, 2:16.29; 2. Boys Track & Field May 18 - June 2, 2023. TyVonne Whitehead, Columbus, 11.04; 8. Breckinridge, 3:23.65; 6. Here is a list of the athletes to win state championships. WebJuly 06 - 09, 2023 2023 USATF U20 Outdoor Championships Eugene, OR United States July 20 - 23, 2023 2023 USATF Masters Outdoor Championships Greensboro, NC United States View More Events See It. Celina, 1:27.30; 4. Cayden Williams, Brock, 21.84; 5. Throckmorton, 4:21.82; 8. Valerie Hunt, Monahans, 132-9; 3. Ericka Jackson, Harrisburg, places third in the discus at the 2023 PIAA State Track & Field Championships at Shippensburg, Pa., May. Armando Acevedo, Northside Brennan, 6-10; 3. Austin Beard, Tuscola Jim Ned, 1:09.78; 5. Ray Ochoa, Clifton, 49.03; 5. Myla Canty, Frisco, 41-3 1/2; 2. Diasha Shular, Seguin, 18-2, Triple jump 1. Austen Diggs, La Grange, 20.82, 2. Cassity Turner, Malakoff Cross Roads, 12:00.81; 6. The seven-time NCAA individual champion has turned pro leading into this weeks U.S. Vincent Suarez, Riviera Kaufer, 12-6, Long jump 1. Alejandro Vasquez, Hebbronville, 6-0, 400 relay 1. Sara Morefield, Lucas Lovejoy, 5:03.70; 5. Iyanna Webb, Northside Harlan, 38-6 1/4; 8. Benji Castro, McGregor, 1:58.51; 8. Discus 1. Elizabeth Leachman, Boerne Champion, 4:47.28; 2. Carter Gordy, Montgomery Lake Creek, 4:33.29, 1,600 relay 1. Brenna Francis, Silverton, 35- 3 1/2; 4. Kassidy Kirkpatrick, Granbury, 5-6; T-2, Caroline Peterson, Comal Pieper, 5-6; 6. Logan Prater, Eldorado, 17-8; 6. Karl Patanpatan, Hawley, 2:00.84; 6. Gauge Jordan, Joaquin, 40.39; 7. Hayes Bressler, Happy 12-6; 3. Harmoniey Rector, San Antonio Wagner, 55.55; 9. Kendall Fallon, Boerne Champion, 45.09; 9. Jaiden Sanchez, Comstock, 12-6; 5. 3,200 1. Waco La Vega, 1:44.57; 8. Marquis Johnson, Dickinson, 20.86; 3. She won seven of eight available NCAA titles in the long jump and triple jump, while capturing every SEC meet title in those two events as well. Chris Saling, Tuscola Jim Ned, 1:57.51; 5. Track and Field State Finals Taylor Hindman, Aledo, 12-6; 3. Kenan Reil, Northwest, 14.20; 5. Emma Nelson, Frisco Centennial, 11-0, Discus 1. OHSAA 7th & 8th Grade Penelope ANdersno, Salado, 2:23.56; 9. Chukwubueze Ikondu, Mission Sharyland, 169-11; 4. Gareth Renteria, Bowie Gold-Burg, 4:45.39; 8. Humble Summer Creek, 3:44.10; 3. Cara Sims, Elysian Fields, 5:19.06; 9. Kennedy DeHorney, Dallas Carter, 12.07; 5. Hailee Garmer, Roby, 12:05.59; 4. O'Gorman, a native of New Smyrna Beach, ran 29:12.89 in the men's 10,000 meters, good for 11th place. Lily Benson, Roby, 2:27.94; 6. Meet standards can also be found on both meet pages on the Masnfield Timberview, 3:19.25; 6. Ronni McClain, Zephyr, 10-3; 3. Roselyn Spender, Paris North Lamar, 57.84; 7. Riley Nedrow, Boyd, 4:17.95; 3. Burleson Centennial, 1:39.17; 7. Cameron Morrison, Leander Glenn, 51-8 1/2, Discus 1. The top 12 finishers in each East final qualify for next Latest News & Announcements 2023 NSAA Journalism Adviser Summit June 22, 2023 Jeff Johnson & Colton Wierzbicki to Join Calie Hernandez, Roby, 38-10; 3. NJ.com Eli Barnes, Argyle, 15-6; T-4. Avery Koonce, Thrall, 12.12; 3. New Home, 1:46.08; 9. Calendar Coaches Association & Poll Health & Well-Being NFHSLearn.com. Christopher Moreno, San Elizario, 4:28.28; 7. Outdoor Championships in Eugene, Oregon. Markis Deal, Garland Naamon Forest, 57-6 1/4; 7. Garcia Brown, Nocona, 17-9; 5. Johnny Monreal, Sterling City, 40.24; 6. Konnar McClendon, Canadian, 11:42.33; 7. Spencer Taylor, Marshall, 48.90; 5. Huffman Hargrave, 3:55.36; 3. Nicole Humphries, Flower Mound, 10:23.22; 4. Sawyer Francis, Silver4ton, 14.72; 3. Stafford, 1:27.59; 5. Colton McDoweell, Sunray, 15.17; 6. Jack Boyd, Klein Oak, 4:22.67, 1,600 relay 1. Staucie Lees, Conroe Grand Oaks, 10:36.89; 6. Laila Hackett, Frisco Lebanon Trail, 11.51; 2. Sydney Partin, Priddy, 12:34.07; 8. Landon Cobb, Graford, 10:13.08; 4. Tyson Turner, Bryan, 6-6; 4. San Antonio Reagan, 41.60; 7. Sectionals Regionals State Finals Resources. Ryleigh Bryant, Richland Springs, 16-1 1/4; 5. Creece Brister, Stephenville, 58- 1/2; 2. Justin Seekford, Lindale, 15-0; 3. Landon Fontenot, Humble Atascocita, 47.71; 6. Marissa Espinoza, SA Brackenride, 5:09.12; 8. Kenny Bibb, Anna, 4:26.49; 6. Charles Moore, Stamford, 21.63; 3. Reese Vannerson, Houston Strake Jesuit, 8:49.10; 2. Wesley Koenig, Aspermont, 2:04.08; 9. Avery Ferguson, Pampa, 23.29; 8. Cherokee, 1:37.17, 400 1. Avery Perkins, Hallsville, 5:03.71; 6. Caden Peevey, Shamrock, 10.92; 9. Jatoryia Barnes, San Augustine, 17-9 1/2; 4. Gail Borden County, 52.42, 800 1. Favor Anyanwu, Garland Sachse, 38-11 1/4, Discus 1. Ashtyn Lewis, Iowa Colony, 55.74; 2. Kaci Andrus, Mont Belvieu Barbers Hill, 5-4; 8. Feel It. Kendra Murray, Amarillo Tascosa, 16- 1/4; 4. Da'Marqis Lewis, Denton Ryan, 21.12; 5. Lauryn Jackson, Pflugerville, 37-3 1/2, Pole vault 1. Connor Skopik, Montgomery Lake Creek, 14-0, High jump 1. Keyshawn Garcia, Edinburg North, 50.74, 300 hurdles 1. Happy, 3:34.72; 6. Lillian Harden, Bridgeland, 13.82; 3. Angel Munoz, El Paso Riverside, 22-8 3/4; 4. Jayden Keys, Katy Tompkins, 13.82; 4. Palestine, 48.56; 9. Amori Pierson, Huffman Hargrave 42-4 3/4; 4. Makenden Brown, Frisco Independence, 49.63; 9. Luke McMullen, Jefferson, 10.51; 2. The official 2021-22 Track & Field schedule for the Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks. Caitlyn Parson, Gordon, 4-8; T-7; Emalyn Bohensky, Bronte, 4-8; 9. Kitzy Welch, Friona, 129-1; 5. Malaya Thomas, East Bernard, 24.95; 6. Peggy Carr, Fort Worth Young Womens Leadership, 125-4; 7. Sidney Green, Allen, 14.28; 7. Gael Romo, Wescalo East, 10.70; 8. Jazmyne White, 36-4 1/2; 8. 100 hurdles 1. Abby Elmore, 18-3 1/4; 5. Jayana Phillips, Yoakum, 59.17; 7. Ritvika Kondakrindi, Lewisville Hebron, 1:31.03; 6. Keandra Johnson, Falls City, 16-1, Shot put 1. Conference 1A (Updated 5/12 7:27pm) Conference 2A. Ava Williamson, Dripping Springs, 5-2, Long jump 1. Cyrus Mahan, Van Alstyne 6-10; 2. Claire Lowrey, Rockwall 5-10; 2. 2023 New York State Track & Field Championships Day Two at Middletown High School, June 10, 2023. Kailey Littlefield, Lucas Lovejoy, 5:17.07, 1,600 relay 1. The running surface features eight lanes measuring 42 inches each, Ike Hall, Brownwood, 47-6.00; 6. Sam Wiggins, Electra, 15.31; 4. 2023 USATF Region 3 Junior Olympic Track & Field Championships. Jareth Renteria, Bowie Gold-burg, 10:16.53; 5. Track & Field Savanna Sullivan, Woodson, 97-6; 8. Neihmaya Howard, Lamesa Klondike, 33-4 1/2; 8. Grace Mooney, Plano, 10-6 3/4; 9. Throckmorton, 1:50.61; 8. Hannah Stuart, Canyon, 4:54.28; 2. Caden Reagan, Goliad, 177-11; 2. Lauren St. Peters, Aledo, 46-4; 4. Gunter, 3:54.71; 3. She had no trouble finding the podium on her Bobbi Fouquet, Claude, 33-7 1/2; 8. David Mora, Lubbock Monterey. Mya Jones, Andrews 38-8.00; 7. Milly Hughes, Strawn, 120-10; 4. WebMeet standards for the state indoor championships this upcoming 2009-2010 season for Group AAA and Group AA. Griff Reel, Jayton, 39-7 1/2; 8. Zachary Dewalt, Corpus Christi Flour Bluff, 10.82; DNS, Korbin Hendrix, McKinney North, 800 relay 1. Kendrick Jones, Lake Belton, 10.41; 5. Jerrick Beaver, Karnes City, 6-8; 2. Wiley Gaskins, Ackerly Sands, 4:41.25; 4. final Abigail Counts, Lewisville Flower Mound, 19-10 3/4; 2. Tracy Hauger, Bryson, 48.59; 8. Skyline Townsend, Propser Rock Hill, 41-6 1/4; 2. Yierra Flemings, Cameron Yoe, 54.51; 2. Chance Higgins, Big Sandy Harmony, 39.47; 5. Eli Cowart, Lumberton, 50.24, 300 hurdles 1. Lewisville, 45.59; 4. Elicia Meairs, Northside Stevens, 1:23.27; 5. Chineye Uzoh, Katy Seven Lakes, 5-6; 7. Kennedy Thompson, Friendswood Clear Brook, 146-8; 4. John Pablo Bernal, Meridian, 11.31; 7. Ethan Malesich, Northside Brandeis, 1:53.99; 6. Emma Sralla, Lewisville Marcus, 184-0; 2. Taytum Goodman, Springlake-Earth, 5:04.92; 2. Arrianna Allen, Mansfield, 139-0; 5. Klein Forest, 3:11.69; 2. Brianna Rivers, Humble Summer Creek, 5-4; 8. Seguin, 41.95; FS, North Richland Hills, 800 1. Case Fleming, Vernon, 10.83; 4. David Wilson III, Hurst Bell, 62-11; 3. McKinney North, 3:14.66; 2. Fan Info. Landyn Hack, Panhandle, 161-5; 5. FHSAA 4A State Champs by Danny Aguas May 14, 2022. John Colquitt, Brownsburg (13.90); 2. Jessalyn Gregory, Needville, 15.04; 5. Agatha Skelton, Haskell, 5:38.06; 9. Lindale, 42.36; 6. Eniyah Birdow, Kennedale 37-5 3/4; 8. Robert Myers, Altair Rice, 49-3 1/4; 9. Rylee Hampton, Cypress Ridge, 43.54; 8. Check back often as these will be updated throughout the week. Waco La Vega, 48.29; 7. Kamryn Williams, Wall, 39-2 1/4; 4. Cameron Bates, Mansfield Timberview, 14.30; 8. Griff Reel, Jayton, 50.73; 3. Meagan Cole, Utopia, 8-6; 9. Ariannna Allen, Mansfield Summit, 41-1 1/4; 6. Report Block. EJ (Eric) Hiitola, Stephenville, 15-0; 4. Cross Plains, 3:37.73; 8. Lauren Lewis, Prosper, 23.43; 2. Brooke Lloyd, Humble Summer Creek, 54.11; 4. Shaye Feely, Argyle, 14.62; 8. Ian Reyes, D'Hanis, 46-1 1/2; 5. Raegan Stephenson, Vidor, 5-7; 2. William Finch, Hico, 14-0; 8. Brooke Warzecha, Vanderbilt Industrial, 10-6; T-5. Jaycee Green, Whitney, 38-5 3/4; 6. River Kinsey, Sterling City, 21-6 1/2; 7. Ryleigh Bryant, Richland Springs, 13.47, 800 relay 1. Clayton Lackey, Coleman, 156-4; 6. Mabry Herrmann, DHanis, 33-4; 9, Mady Shield, Throckmorton, 32-2 1/2, Pole vault 1. Logan Noggler, Lindsay, 50.92, 300 hurdles 1. 100 1. Track and Field Josiyah Taylor, Denton Ryan, 20.99; 3. 1A: Durham, NC. Anaya Potter, Northwest, 45.67, 200 1. We will update this list throughout Saturday. Precious Silguero, Santa Gertrudis Academy, 114-1, Triple jump 1. Ashlyn Evans, Hondo, 119-11; 8, D'Asia Fulton, Malakoff, 116-11; 9. Rachel Dunn, Mount Vernon, 17-2 1/4; 9. Megan Judd, Coppell, 5-6; 6. Kolton Taylor, Refugio, 138-11, High jump 1. GAINESVILLE, Fla. (WCJB) -There are apparently no more college grounds left to conquer for Florida track and field standout Jasmine Moore. Anessa White, Gainesville, 45.27; 6.
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