Junior High Boys Dominate Home Relays; Girls 4th

The Worth County boys dominated their home meet to keep their undefeated record intact for the season. The boys finished with 100 points, followed by Tri-County with 61, Rock Port with 56, and Stanberry with 55. On the girls side, Rock Port won with 70 points followed by Gallatin with 67 and Maysville with 47. Worth County followed with 40.
In the Shot Put, Jacklyn Brooks was 6th with a throw of 31’2”. That was 7’3” behind the winning throw of Hale Craig of North Harrison. On the boys side, Truman Moore was second with 38’5 behind Shelby McMillen with 41’5”. Moore also finished second in the discus to McMillen with a throw of 119’11”.
Jacklyn Brooks was third in the discus with a throw of 70’3”. That was 16 feet behind the winning throw of Haley Craig.
The girls placed two in the Pole Vault. Tess Andrews was fourth on tiebreaks with a vault of 7 feet. Sydney Troutwine got a personal best with a vault of 6 feet to finish 5th. Ben Badell was 2nd with a vault of 8’6”.
Rikky Hunt was second in the triple jump with a distance of 28’3”. That was 8” behind the winning jump of Jackie Bradley with a jump of 28’11”. Chris Alarcon narrowly missed winning the boys triple jump with a jump of 33’6”, 2” behind the jump of Dillon Cook of Tri-County.
Brevyn Ross was third in the long jump with 16’8”. That was 1 foot behind the jump of Garrett Abbott of Rock Port. On the girls side, Worth County also finished second as Kristen Ross got a jump of 13’3”.
Kenna LaFollette was 2nd in the 100 with a time of 14.27. That was .59 seconds off the winning pace of Bailey Owens of Mercer.
Brevyn Ross was beaten for the first time of the year in the 200 as he was 2nd to John Swymeler of Tri-County. Swymeler won with a time of 25.19 and Ross finished with a time of 25.45. Garrett Abbott of Rock Port was third with a time of 25.87.
But Brevyn Ross did win the 100 Hurdles and Worth County finished 1-2 in the event. Ross won with a time of 15.49 while Ben Badell was second with a time of 16.62. In the 75 Hurdles, Kristen Ross was fourth with a time of 13.82.
The girls 4x200 Relay Team was 5th with a time of 2:05.67. The boys team of Chris Alarcon, Ben Badell, Nathan Pointer, and Shadow Briner was second in a close race with South Harrison, getting a time of 1:50.41. South Harrison won with a time of 1:49.41.
The girls were 6th in the 4x100 with a time of 58.87. The boys team of Chris Alarcon, Ben Badell, Nathan Pointer, and Shadow Briner resumed their duel with South Harrison finishing second with a time of 52.62. They were one hundredth of a second ahead of Rock Port, who finished third.
Brevyn Ross turned around and beat Swymeler in the 400 with a time of 56.35. Swymeler finished with a time of 57.37 while Drake Naylor was third in the three-way race with a time of 57.70.
Montana Lykins was 5th in the 800 with a time of 2:30.30. That was 5.55 seconds off the pace of Cory Luke of Stanberry with a winning time of 2:24.75.
The 4x400 relay team of Shadow Briner, Nathan Pointer, Alec Summers, and Chris Alarcon was second with a time of 4:26 to Stanberry.