Sequim's Mattie Clark bounds in the air during the 100-meter hurdles at Bremerton High School. Clark placed third to earn a spot at the district meet. (Chris Tucker/Central Kitsap Reporter)

Sequim's Mattie Clark bounds in the air during the 100-meter hurdles at Bremerton High School. Clark placed third to earn a spot at the district meet. (Chris Tucker/Central Kitsap Reporter)

TRACK AND FIELD ROUNDUP: Area athletes advance to districts

BREMERTON — Port Angeles sophomore Gracie Long won two Olympic League 2A Subdistrict championships and qualified in three individual events for the District 2/3 championships.

Long took first in the girls 1,600-meter run with a time of 5 minutes, 30.80 seconds, and the 3,200 with a time of 12:20.32. She also placed third in the high jump at Saturday’s meet at Bremerton High School.

The top five finishers in each event at subdistricts automatically qualify for this Saturday’s district meet.

Sequim’s Waverly Shreffler was part of three subdistrict winners. Individually, she took first in the 400 (59.64) and the 800 (2:26.41). She also teamed with Emma Beeson Gretchen Happe and Kiara Pierson to win the 4×400 relay.

Oscar Herrera won two boys titles for Sequim, taking first in the 110 hurdles (14.95 seconds) and the 300 hurdles (40.15 seconds).

Port Angeles’ Paul Van Rossen finished first in the discus (122 feet, 4 inches) to round out the North Olympic Peninsula’s subdistrict champions.

North Kitsap’s boys and girls swept the team titles. The Port Angeles and Sequim boys tied for fifth. The Sequim girls took third, and the Port Angeles girls were fifth.

Olympic League 2A Subdistricts

At Bremerton High School

Boys

Team scores—North Kitsap 197, Olympic 119, Kingston 82, Bremerton 79, Port Angeles 60, Sequim 60, North Mason 30.

Area District 2/3 Qualifiers

800—3, Jackson Oliver (Seq) 2:01.77. 3,200—4, Wendall Lorenzen (Seq) 10:20.19. 110H—1, Oscar Herrera (Seq) 14.95. 300H—1, Herrera (Seq) 40.15. 4×100—5, Sequim (Curtis Gorr, Logan Habner, Silas Isenberger, Connor Martin) 49.62. 4×400—2, Sequim (Habner, Gorr, Herrera, Isenberger) 3:34.13. Shot Put—2, Caleb West (PA) 44-06.75; 3, Jacob Kennedy (PA) 44-06. Discus—1, Paul Van Rossen (PA) 122-04; 3, West (PA) 114-01. Javelin—4, Taylor Millsap (PA) 132-01. High Jump—2, Oliver (Seq) 5-08; 4, Liam William Clark (PA) 5-06. Pole Vault—2, Ari Athair (PA) 12-0. Triple Jump—3, Habner (Seq) 39-10.75.

Girls

Team scores—North Kitsap 163, Olympic 156.66, Sequim 107.5, Bremerton 86, Port Angeles 63.33, Kingston 54.5, North Mason 49.

Area District 2/3 Qualifiers

200—5, Mercedes Woods (Seq) 27.54. 400—1, Waverly Shreffler (Seq) 59.64. 800—1, Shreffler (Seq) 2:26.41; 3, Audrey Shingleton (Seq) 2:27.60. 1,600—1, Gracie Long (PA) 5:30.80; 2, Shingleton (Seq) 5:32.21; 4, Maddie Dougherty (PA) 5:49.54. 3,200—1, Long (PA) 12:20.32; 3, Lael Butler (PA) 12:44.73; 4, Elizabeth Rosales (Seq) 12:51.38; 5, Dougherty (PA) 12:57.93. 100H—3, Mattie Clark (Seq) 17.56; 4, Katelyn Rogers (Seq) 17.78. 4×100—4, Sequim (Gretchen Happe, Emma Beeson, Telicia Busby, Rylee Gray) 53.76. 4×200—3, Sequim (Happe, Kristinna Barnet, Beeson, Kiara Pierson) 1:50.15. 4×400—1, Sequim (Shreffler, Beeson, Happe, Pierson) 4:17.02. Shot Put—3, Devin Edwards (PA) 30-06.5; 4, Lauren Waldron (PA) 28-09.25. Discus—5, Cheryl Armstrong (Seq) 86-02. Javelin—4, Ciara Gentry (PA) 94-10; 5, Edwards (PA) 89-11. High Jump—3, Long (PA) 4-08; 4, Rogers (Seq) 4-08. Pole Vault—3, Elizabeth Sweet (Seq) 9-0; 4, Pierson (Seq) 8-06; 5, Abigail Hansted (Seq) 8-0.

Olympic League 1A Subdistricts

BREMERTON — Koby Weidner and Eileen Leoso highlight Port Townsend’s West Central District qualifiers.

Weidner was chose as the Olympic League 1A Subdistrict Track Athlete of the Meet, and Leoso earned the Field Athlete of the Meet.

Both were double winners at Bremerton High School on Saturday. Weidner took first in the 100-meter dash (11.27 seconds) and the 200 (23.07 seconds).

Leoso won the 100 (13.17 seconds) and the triple jump (33 feet, 6 inches). The freshman also placed second in the high jump.

The top three placers in each event advance to the West Central District Championship, this Friday and Saturday, also at Bremerton High School.

Seren Dances qualified for districts in four events for the Port Townsend boys: the 100, the 200, long jump and triple jump (though, according to Port Townsend coach Ian Fraser, Dances has declined to compete in the triple jump at districts).

Dances won the long jump and placed third in the other three events.

The Port Townsend boys had two other subdistrict champions: Jake Vande Griend in the 1,600 (5:02.68) and the 4×400 relay team of Kyle Blankenship, River Yearian, Alex Brown and Weidner (3:44.55).

Chimacum’s Sam Golden won the 110 hurdles with a time of 16.33 seconds.

Chris Sevilla won the javelin (141-02) title for the Cowboys, and Matt Torres took first in the high jump (5-02).

Ryan Caldwell, Jadyn Roberts, Eoin Hartnett and Domenick Zack added a win in the 4×100 relay for Chimacum, finishing in 45.86 seconds.

Klahowya won the boys team title. Coupeville was second, Port Townsend third and Chimacum fourth.

The Port Townsend girls also finished third, but were only a point behind Klahowya and Coupeville, who share the title. The Chimacum girls were fourth.

Aubry Botkin joins fellow Redhawks freshman Leoso as a double winner, taking first in the 100 hurdles (15.21 seconds) and the 300 hurdles.

Frasher said Botkin’s time in the 100 hurdles is a new Port Townsend record, surpassing Jawea Harder’s 1998 mark of 15.34 seconds (hand time conversion).

“Aubry Botkin came in to the meet with a sore knee after a PE accident in school on Friday, but came out with a new school record in the 100 hurdles,” Fraser said.

“She’s taken over two-and-a-half seconds off of her sprint hurdles time over the course of the season.”

The Redhawks’ other champions were Sara Wines in the high jump (4-04) and Shenoa Snyder in the shot put (97-02).

Bailey Castillo was the Chimacum girls’ only winner, taking first in the javelin with a throw of 97-08.

Olympic League 1A Subdistricts

At Bremerton High School

Boys

Team scores—Klahowya 82, Coupeville 78, Port Townsend 65, Chimacum 38.

Area West Central District Qualifiers

100—1, Koby Weidner (PT) 11.27; 2, Seren Dances (PT) 11.37; 4, Carson Marx (PT) 11.52. 200—1, Weidner (PT) 23.07; 2, Dances (PT) 23.25. 800—3, River Yearian (PT) 2:18.18. 1,600—1, Jake Vande Griend (PT) 5:02.58. 3,200—2, Vande Griend (PT) 11.27.17; 3, Jesus Duran (PT) 11:37.64. 110H—1, Sam Golden (Chim) 16.33. 300H—2, Golden (Chim) 44.45; 4, Alex Brown (PT) 46.39. 4×100—1, Chimacum (Ryan Caldwell, Jaydn Roberts, Eoin Hartnett, Domenick Zack) 45.86; 2, Port Townsend (Yearian, Kyle Blankenship, Marx, Weidner) 46.15. 4×400—1, Port Townsend (Blankenship, Yearian, Brown, Weidner) 3:44.55. Shot Put—2, Trevon Noel (Chim) 42-02. Discus—2, Noel (Chim) 140-03. Javelin—1, Chris Sevilla (Chim) 141-02. High Jump—1, Matt Torres (Chim) 5-02. Long Jump—1, Dances (PT) 20-03; 3, Marx (PT) 18-10. Triple Jump—2, Dances (PT) 38-07.

Girls

Team scores—Klahowya 77, Coupeville 77, Port Townsend 76, Chimacum 24.

Area West Central District Qualifiers

100—1, Eileen Leoso (PT) 13.17; 2, Jada Trafton (Chim) 13.42. 200—3, Trafton (Chim) 27.87. 800—3, Ari Winter (PT) 2:38.57. 1,600—4, Ally Bradley (PT) 5:56.71. 3,200—2, Bradley (PT) 13:11.39; 3, Aliyah Parson (PT) 13:19.53. 100H—1, Aubry Botkin (PT) 15.21. 300H—1, Botkin (PT) 50.84. 4×100—2, Port Townsend (Brenna Franklin, Winter, Botkin, Leoso) 53.02; 3, Chimacum (Trafton, Bailey Castillo, Juliet Alban Vallat, Sammy Raines) 54.32. 4×200—2, Chimacum (Trafton, Catillo, Vallat, Raines) 1:54.55; 3, Port Townsend (Franklin, Karlee Kellogg, Winter, Hannah Wilson) 1:58.00. 4×400—2, Port Townsend (Wilson, Sara Wines, Rrutanna Lanphear-Ramirez, Winter) 4:47.21. Shot Put—3, Shenoa Snyder (PT) 28-07. Discus—1, Snyder (PT) 97-02. Javelin—1, Castillo (Chim) 97-08. High Jump—1, Wines (PT) 4-04. Long Jump—2, Leoso (PT) 15-01.5. Triple Jump—1, Leoso (PT) 33-06; 2, Wines (PT) 29-01.

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Compiled using team reports and athletic.net. Coaches can submit reports to sports@peninsuladailynews.com.

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