JOYCE — Cameron Buzzell handled the sprints and Isaac Jay Brunk the long-distance runs as the Neah Bay boys ran down a North Olympic League Sub District Championship against Clallam Bay and host Crescent.
The Red Devils totaled 128 team points, the Loggers had 49 and the Bruins tallied 40.
On the girls side, the Bruins’ Jennica Maines, Atokena Abe and Hannah Olson all won multiple events in Thursday’s meet as Clallam Bay earned a team title with 112 points and Neah Bay (60) edged Crescent (59) for second.
Buzzell swept the sprints, setting a personal-record time of 11.54 seconds in the 100-meter dash, winning the 200 in 24.26 and taking the 400 in 54.79.
Brunk claimed the 1,600 with a time of 5:28.92 and won the 3,200 in 11:50.2.
Wyatt McNeece won two events for the Loggers, setting a personal best mark of 42 feet, 11 inches in the shot put and hurling the discus 118-6.
Sophomore Ryan McCoy had a big day for the Bruins, winning the 300 hurdles in 47 seconds and clearing 5-6 in the high jump for another victory. McCoy also set a personal record distance of 37-5 in the shot put to finish second and was second in the javelin (124-9).
Abe set two personal records in her wins: she threw the shot 31-1 and leaped 33-2 1/2 in the triple jump to help the Bruins cruise to a title.
Maines won the 100 in 13.75 seconds and was tops in the high jump after clearing 5 feet.
Olson set a personal record in the long jump (14-10 1/2) and in the 300 hurdles (55.84).
Abe, Maines, Molly McCoy and Miriam Wonderly combined to lead the Clallam Bay 4×100 relay team to a win (54.71) and Abe, Olson and Wonderly joined Kendra Anderson for a win in the 4×200 in 1:57.09.
McCoy, Anderson, Olson and Wonderly finished off a relay sweep for the Bruins, claiming the 4×400 in 4:48.36.
The Neah Bay girls had no multi-event winners, but Kayla Winck set a personal record in the discus of 97-9 to edge Crescent’s Ashara Dodson (96-2) for the win.
The top three in each event, plus the next two best times/distances on the boys side and next three best times/distances on the girls side, advanced to thursday’s Class 1B Tri-District meet at Coupeville.
Full event results are below.
Thursday’s Results
1B North Olympic Sub-District Track and Field Championships
Boys Team Scores
1. Neah Bay 128 2. Crescent 49 3. Clallam Bay 40
Individual Results
100-Meter Run — Cameron Buzzell, NB, 11.54; Jakob Baillargeon, C, 12.04; 3. Chris Tageant, NB, 12.41;
Ryan Strid, CB, 12.53; Logan Halttunen, NB, 12.59; Eric Emery, C, 12.81; Robert Richardson, NB, 13.3; Ramon Tinoco, CB, 13.61; Tommy Tyler, NB, 13.75; Kalin Duncan, CB, 15.25.
200— Buzzell 24.26; Emery 25.92; Halttunen 26.16; Strid 26.51; Tinoco 28.16; Richardson 28.28
400 — Buzzell 54.79; Tageant 57.02; Emery 58.64; Strid 1:02.62; Richardson 1:04.9
800 — Josey Tyree, NB, 2:35.79; Fidel Ramos, NB, 2:39.95; Richardson 2:41.18; Austin Iverson, NB, 2:53.95; Caiton Smith, CB, 3:08.37; Colin Aldana, CB, 3:43.72.
1,600 — Isaac Jay Brunk, NB, 5:28.92; Kyle Buchanan, C, 5:30.46; Sean Bitegeko, NB, 5:31.98; Ramos, 6:17.59; Iverson, 6:26.68; Aldana, 7:25.45
3,200 — Brunk 11:50.2; Tyree 13:02.87; Smith 13:50.63; Ramos 14:41.85; Iverson 15:38.13.
110-Meter Hurdles — Jamari Signor, CB, 20.45.
300-Meter Hurdles — Ryan McCoy, CB, 47.0; Mateo Garcia, NB, 54.65; Signor, 55.78.
4×100 Relay — Neah Bay (Anthony Bitegeko, Halttunen, Tageant, Buzzell), 48.69; Clallam Bay (Ramon Tinoco, McCoy, Strid, Signor), second, 49.44; Crescent (Buchannan, Baillargeon, Neil Peppard, Emery), third, 50.34; Neah Bay (Croy, Phil Greene, Leroy Greene, Derek Gonzales), fourth, 57.54.
4×400 — Neah Bay (Garcia, A. Bitegeko, Tageant, Halttunen) 4:06.15
Shot Put — McNeese, C, 42-11; McCoy 37-5; Neil Peppard, C, 35-6; Derek Gonzales, NB, 34-4 1/2; Leroy Greene, NB, 32-9; Joseph Yallup, NB, 30-1; Duncan, CB, 29-11; Matthew Reamer, NB, 28-2; Ian Olson, NB, 26-6; Anthony Martinez, NB, 16-11.
Discus — McNeese 118-6; Peppard 109-9; Gonzales 83-9; Timothy Ward, C, 80-11; Reamer 80-1; Olson 75-7; Duncan 70; Greene 66-4; Yallup 63-1; Martinez 49-3.
Javelin — Peppard 129-4; McCoy 124-9; Greene 113-7; Tyler 108-5; Gonzales 107-9; Yallup 101-9; Ward 92-1; Olson 83-4; Martinez 51-5.
High Jump — McCoy 5-6; A. Bitegeko 5-4; S. Bitegeko 5-2.
Long Jump — Baillargeon 19-2; S. Bitegeko 17; Garcia 16-3; Tyler 15-5; Ward 14-11 1/2.
Triple Jump — A. Bitegeko 38-3, S. Bitegeko 37-3; Garcia 31-4.
Girls
Team Scores
1. Clallam Bay 112, 2. Neah Bay 60 3. Crescent 59
Individual Results
100-Meter Run — Jennica Maines, CB, 13.75; Arianna Corpuz, NB,14.39; Mariah LaChester, CB, 15.01; Grace Buzzell, NB, 15.08; Iesha Johnson, NB, 15.33; Kaitlynn Tyree, CB, 15.71; Chelsey Ritter, CB, 15.72; Arianna Smith, NB, 15.94; Emily Mars, NB, 16.17; Jaclyn Parker, NB, 16.79.
200 — Grace Baillargeon, C, 28.18; Miriam Wonderly, CB, 28.2; Buzzell, 32; Tyree 34.46.
400 — Baillargeon 1:04.91; Tena Ward, C, 1:13.37; Ritter 1:14.26; Angelina Woods, NB, 1:20.12.
800 — Kendra Anderson, CB, 2:52.36; Kaylin Signor, CB, 2:55.31; Ward 3:05.31; Sidney Smith, CB, 3:06.13.
1,600— Smith 6:28.09; Inanna McCarty, NB, 6:36.12; Shilaily Woodruff, NB, 7:09.94; Katie Strean, C, 7:38.42; Miranda Tyree, CB, 7:57.56.
3,200 — Johnson 14:13.3; Signor 14:29.05; M. Tyree 15:24.41.
100-Meter Hurdles — Molly McCoy, CB, 19.26; Acacia Bergstrom, C, 22.07.
300-Meter Hurdles — Hannah Olson, CB, 55.84.
4×100 Relay — Clallam Bay (Atokena Abe, McCoy, Wonderly, Maines), 54.71; Neah Bay (Buzzell, Kayla Winck, Cheyanna Svec, Amanda Gagnon), second, 55.84.
4×200 Relay — Clallam Bay (Abe, Olson, Anderson, Wonderly), 1:57.09; Neah Bay (Buzzell, Gagnon, Svec, Winck, , 2:03.21; Crescent (Ward, Alyssa Hutto, Ashara Dodson, Bergstrom), third, 2:03.94.
4×400 Relay — Clallam Bay (Olson, Anderson, McCoy, Wonderly), first, 4:48.36; Neah Bay (Woods, Johnson, Woodruff, Parker), second, 5:41.2
Shot Put — Abe 31-1; Raine Westfall, C, 30-7 1/2; Alicia Loomis, NB, 28-11 1/2; Tierra Hess, CB, 27-10; Kendra Anderson, CB, 26-11; McKenzie Brannan, C, 26-3; Ritter 25-9, Faye Martinez, NB, 23-1 1/2; Parker 23; Strean 22-9; Woods 22.05; Rainee Signor, CB, 20-10; Smith, 20-06; Jasmine LaChester, CB, 20-4.
Discus — Winck 97-9; Dodson 96-2; Westfall 81; Brannan 79-11; Hess 77-5; Cecily Clark, NB, 68-11; Woods 65-1; R. Signor 62-4; Loomis 60-4; F. Martinez 58-9; J. LaChester 56-3; Smith 54-8.
Javelin — Brannan 95-7; Dodson 89-8; K. Tyree 74-4; Baillargeon 71-9; Loomis 66-4; M. LaChester 65-4; Clark 62-9; R. Signor 48-10; Smith 48-9; Emily Mars, NB, 33-5.
High Jump — Maines 5-0; McCoy 4-10; K. Signor 4-2.
Long Jump — Olson 14-10 1/2; Gagnon 13-11; Svec 13-10; Bergstrom 11-6 1/2; Smith 11-1.
Triple Jump — Abe 33-2 1/2; Dodson 31-4; Gagnon 30-8 1/2; Winck 29-11 1/2.
Forks at Evergreen League meet
MONTESANO — Forks athletes earned five individual titles at the Evergreen League Championships held in rainy weather at Montesano High School on Friday.
The Spartans will send five boys and nine girls to compete in the Southwest Washington District IV meet Thursday at Woodland High School.
The top four finishers in the sprints, hurdles, intermediate and distance running events advanced to the district meet along with the top six in the field events.
Cole Baysinger and Marissa Bailey each won two events for Forks in Friday’s meet.
Baysinger qualified for district competition in four events.
He won the high jump by clearing 6 feet, 2 inches and was tops in the discus with a throw of 139-7, nearly three feet better than Tenino’s Jack Burnham.
Baysinger was second in the triple jump with a mark of 38-4 and set a personal record throw of 45 feet while finishing third in the shot put.
Caleb Peters qualified for district by setting a personal record of 129-8 in the javelin.
Luke Dahlgren (124-6) and Peyton Rondeau (121-7) were third and fifth in the discus and will throw at the district meet.
Matthew Larson finished fourth in the 3,200 meters (11:31.04) and will run at districts.
Overall, the Forks boys finished fifth (53 points). Montesano’s 160 points edged Hoquiam (159) for the league title.
The Spartans’ girls swept the intermediate and long-distance running events at the meet.
Bailey won the 800- and 1,600-meter runs in 2:32.55 and 5:37.22 and junior Enid Ensastegui set a personal-best mark of 12:18.92 to win the 3,200.
Melisa Galindo was fourth in the 3,200 (14:00.5) and will run at the district meet.
Madison Carlson set a personal record time of 1:04.73 while finishing second in the 400 run.
Ella Damron was fourth in the 300 hurdles in 57.99 to earn a district invite and Azalea Ramos finished fourth in the shot put (27-9 1/2) and was fifth in the javelin (86-10).
Chelsea Biciunas ended up fourth in the triple jump with a distance of 28-9 and will leap at districts.
The Spartans’ 4×400 relay team of Bailey, Carlson, Sylvia Torres and Annhelica Wells qualified with a third-place finish in 4:37.75.
Overall, Forks finished fourth with 72 points. Elma won the league meet with 154 points and Montesano was second with 146.
Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News Wyatt McNeece of Crescent throws in Thursday’s shot put competition on his home field in Joyce.
