Bo Collins got four first place finishes Thursday at Rock Port as the Tiger boys finished third and the girls fourth at Rock Port.
For the girls, Rock Port had 123, East Atchison 66, Albany 63.5, Worth County 50, South Holt 44, Mound City 42.5, Nodaway Valley 36, NEN 35, Hamburg 3, and North Nodaway 2.
For the boys, Nodaway Valley had 110, Rock Port 108, Worth County 83, South Holt 37, Mound City 33, East Atchison 26.5, Albany 23, NEN 21, North Nodaway 20, and North Andrew 3.5.
The Tigers placed two in the 100 Hurdles. Kristen Tracy was third with a time of 19.51. Kambree Briner was fourth with a time of 20.05, close to a personal best.
The 4x100 team did all they could, taking over eight tenths of a second off their time, but finished second to Albany. The Tigers and Warriors have been neck and neck in this event the whole year. The 4x200 was third with a time of 2:07.12. The 4x400 was fifth with a time of 5:18.76.
The Tigers placed two in the Pole Vault. Sara Fletchall was tied for second with a vault of 6’7¼”. Megan Tracy was fourth with a vault of 5’11¾”. Alivia Moyer was fourth in the Triple Jump with a jump of 25’7½”.
Kristen Tracy was sixth in the Shot Put with a throw of 26’11½”. She was second in the discus with a throw of 69’11”. Worth County may have found a new thrower, as she tried it out for the first time the meet before in Stanberry. She improved on her Stanberry throw by 10 feet.
For the boys, Bo Collins won the 100 with a time of 12.25 for his first win. Collins’ second win was in the 200, which he won with a time of 25.07. Wesley Brown got a personal best in the 800 with a time of 3:33.95. He has taken over 20 seconds off his time since the start of the year.
Cole Ruby won the 100 Hurdles with a time of 17.78. Dylan Smith was fourth with a time of 19.86.
The 4x100 team was third with a time of 53.64. That time was a personal best. The 4x200 team was fifth with a time of 1:55.86. They were searching for consistency all year, but got a personal best, beating their old time by two seconds.
Hayden Sanders was third in the Pole Vault with a height of 8 feet. That was close to a personal best. Dylan Smith was second in the Triple Jump with a jump of 31’10¾”. Caleb New was sixth with a jump of 30’1¾”.
Bo Collins picked up his third victory in the Shot Put, where he ran away with the event with a throw of 43’7½”. That was seven feet better than the second place finisher. Collins then won the Discus, where he threw for 148’9¾”. That set a new meet record at Rock Port, beating a 19 year old record by 11 feet. Ethan Lininger was third with a season best throw of 109’11¾”.
NEN
For the girls, Rylee Scadden was fifth in the 100 with a time of 15.49. Scadden got a personal best in the 400 with a time of 1:13.81. Sadie Hall got another personal best with a time of 1:17.84. The Bluejays placed two in the 800. Brianna Meyer was fifth with a time of 3:01.07, a personal best. Bristol Hicks was sixth with a time of 3:03.73, also a personal best. Severia Hall was fifth in the 1600 with a time of 6:50.18. That was a personal best by 24 seconds.
Sadie Hall got a personal best in the 100 Hurdles with a time of 22.52.
The 4x100 team knocked almost four seconds off their time and finished sixth with a time of 1:02.83. The 4x400 was sixth with a time of 5:25.62.
Blair Nelson got Northeast Nodaway’s first event win all year as she won the High Jump with a personal best height of 4’7”; she showed that she is coming for Baylie Busby, Taryn Farnan, and Michelle Schulte in that event. Bristol Hicks was fifth with a height of 4’3¼. Baylie has been helping Nelson and Hicks out a lot in the high jump pit in practice, and it is starting to pay off.
Blair Nelson could not quite make lightning in a bottle strike twice as she was a close second in the Long Jump with a personal best time of 13’6¼”. She has been tantalizingly close in the Long Jump to taking first all year. The irony of it is that her mother, Tera (Pride) Nelson, had a coach who swore she couldn’t jump and placed a piece of paper on the floor and had her try to jump higher than it to prove it. Georgia Taylor got a personal best with a jump of 10’8¾”.
Brianna Meyer was third in the Shot Put with a throw of 30’5¼”. That was a personal best by three feet; the Bluejays may have just found a new thrower.
For the boys, the Bluejays placed two in the 100. Reece Gray was fifth with a time of 13.22, while Jude Archer was sixth with a time of 13.34. Gray was sixth in the 200 with a time of 27.24, close to a personal best. Archer was third in the 400 with a time of 1:01.16, a personal best. He has taken three seconds off his time since the start of the season. The Bluejays placed two in the 1600. Lance Runde was fifth with a time of 6:02.95 and Liam Cordell was sixth with a time of 6:05.18. Runde’s time was a personal best, beating his previous time by 16 seconds.
The 4x200 posted a time of 2:16.13 at the Early Bird, spent the next two meets trying to get back to that level, and finally got there, getting a personal best time of 2:16.05. The 4x400 was fifth with a time of 4:44.11.
Reece Gray was third in the Long Jump with a personal best jump of 16’7¼”. Toryn Privett got a personal best in the Discus with a throw of 68’3¾”. Fenton Ackley got a personal best with a throw of 39’11½, nine feet better than his previous mark.
North Nodaway
Pyper Smith got a personal best in the 800 with a time of 3:21.54, 26 seconds better than her previous time. Smith got a season best 8:18.06 in the 1600. She got a personal best in the 100 Hurdles with a time of 23.59.
The 4x200 team placed sixth with a time of 2:16.
Mya Hansen was sixth in the High Jump with a jump of 4’1¼”. Taccoa Moyer got a personal best in the Long Jump with a jump of 9’6¼”.
The Mustangs got two personal bests in the Triple Jump. Lily Blaine got a personal best of 24’1”, while Zoey Phillips got a personal best of 20’5”.
For the boys, Ridge Clements was fourth with a time of 13.13. Clements was fifth in the 200 with a personal best 27.15. He was fourth in the 400 with a time of 1:02.89.
Robbie Forney got a personal best in the 100 Hurdles with a time of 23.39.
Ridge Clements won again in the Long Jump with a jump of 17 feet. This was a personal best and beat his previous mark by almost 2 feet. Wyatt Emery got a personal best in the Shot Put with a throw of 16’10¾”.
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