The Worth County girls were second and the boys fifth in a crowded field at Stanberry as the teams finally got to compete after a long period of rain. The discus and javelin were not held there, which took some points away from both teams. Defending state champion Mound City was first with 96 on the girls side, followed by 80 for Worth County. King City had 52, Rock Port 50, Platte Valley 37, South Holt 35, Stewartsville 31, St. Joseph Christian 28, East Buchanan 27, South Harrison 22, Stanberry 20, DeKalb 19, East Atchison 18.5, Osborn 5, North/West Nodaway 3.5, and Albany 3.
On the boys side, the inclusion of South Holt and some other solid teams scrambled the field after Worth County had won the Early Bird. South Holt won the meet with 77, followed by Mound City with 63, Kind City 48, North Andrew 46, Worth County 45, Stewartsville 39, South Harrison 38, Gallatin 36, St. Joseph Christian 36, Pattonsburg 26, East Atchison 25, East Buchanan 17, Osborn 14, Stanberry 11, Northeast Nodaway 4, and Platte Valley 2.
The girls placed two in the 100. Liz Lyle was fourth with a time of 14.0 and Payton Adwell was right behind with a time of 14.1.
Payton Adwell got her second medal in the 200 by getting second with a time of 28 seconds, .4 of a second behind Grace Schottel (King City), who has been dominant in that event and the 400 this year.
Kristen New picked up Worth County’s other medal in the running events, getting fifth in the 3200 with a time of 14:16.5.
Anna Gladstone started off fifth in the 100 Hurdles after the preliminaries, but took .8 of a second off her time and won with a time of 17.3 seconds. She improved her time in the 300 Hurdles by over a second, finishing second with a time of 51.7. She was beat out by Megan Stevens (Rock Port), who got a time of 50.5 seconds. The second through 6th place finishers were all within 1.1 seconds of each other.
Anna Gladstone improved on her height in the High Jump and finished third with a height of 4’10”. Teammate Liz Lyle was right behind with a height of 4’10” as well.
Jessi Badell was third in the Pole Vault with a height of 7 feet.
The Tigers were 1-2 in the Long Jump. Anna Gladstone won with a jump of 15’6½”, while Liz Lyle was right behind with a jump of 15’1¾”. Lyle also medalled in the Triple Jump with a jump of 30’11¼”.
Merrideth Spiers was second in the Shot Put with a throw of 33 feet.
For the boys, Ryan McClellan was sixth in the 200 with a time of 26’2”.
Bryant McCord won the 110 Hurdles with a time of 17.5, over a second ahead of Aidan DeLong (North Andrew).
The boys placed two in the 300 Hurdles. Tevin Cameron was fourth with a time of 46.2, while McCord was sixth with a time of 46.7.
Bryant McCord picked up another medal in the High Jump, where he got a height of 5’4”.
Tevin Cameron was second in the Long Jump with a jump of 19’½”. Caleb Parman was fourth with a jump of 18’1½”.
Caleb Parman was third in the Triple Jump with a jump of 37’¼”. Ryan McClellan was fifth with a jump of 36’9”.
Drake Kinsella improved on his throw in the Shot Put and was second with a throw of 42’2¾”.
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