BREMERTON — Waverly Shreffler finished first in all four events that she competed in and the Sequim girls track and field team swept its Olympic League duals against Bremerton, North Mason and Chimacum.

The Sequim boys also went three-for-three in duals at Thursday’s meet at Bremerton Memorial Stadium.

Shreffler won the girls 400- and 800-meter runs with times of 1 minute, 1.11 seconds, and 2:28.63, respectively.

She also was part of the Wolves’ first-place 4×200 and 4×400 relays.

Shreffler, Emma Beeson, Telicia Busby and Gretchen Happe ran the 4×200 in 1:52.97. Happe, Kiara Pierson, Audrey Shingleton and Sheffler recorded a time of 4:24.60 in the 4×400.

Happe, Beeson, Busby and Mercedes Woods gave Sequim a sweep of the girls relays, finishing first in 4×100 with a time of 53.26 seconds.

Shingleton also took first in the 1,600 (6:16.34), while Elizabeth Rosales won the 3,200 (13:31.54).

Mattie Clark won the 100 hurdles (17.78 seconds) and the 300 hurdles (56.07 seconds).

The Sequim girls had three other first-place finishers: Cheryl Armstrong in the discus (99 feet), Rylee Gray in the long jump (14-05.5) and Hilary Holtrop in the triple jump (29-04).

For the Chimacum girls, freshman Kayla Gates took first in the high jump with a 4-08, and Bailey Castillo’s 101-06 was the meet’s second-longest javelin throw.

The Class 1A Chimacum girls lost all three of their duals against three 2A teams.

Oliver leads Wolves

Jackson Oliver took first in two events and second in another to pace the Sequim boys Thursday.

Oliver won the 1,600 with a time of 4:44.60 and the high jump with a height of 6-03. He placed second in the long jump.

Logan Habner won the triple jump for the Wolves by jumping 35-08.

Oscar Herrera’s time of 39.61 seconds was his first sub-40 of the season and gave him another win in the 300 hurdles. Herrera has yet to be defeated in the event this season by a Class 2A runner.

Sequim’s Grant Pierson took first in the 800 with a time of 2:18.04.

The Chimacum boys were swept in their duals but did have four first-place finishes, including two by Trevon Noel. Noel threw 41-0 in the shot put and 129-01 in the discus.

Chris Sevilla won the other throwing event for the Cowboys, hurling the javelin 138-10.

Sam Golden was Chimacum’s other winner. He placed first in the 110 hurdles with a time of 15.56 seconds.

Gentry wins twice for PA girls

KINGSTON — Ciara Gentry took first in the javelin and the pole vault for the Port Angeles girls at the four-team Olympic League duals.

Gentry threw the javelin 110 feet, 10 inches to win by more than 20 feet at Thursday’s meet. Her pole vault of 7-06 tied with teammate Maddie Dougherty for first place.

Gracie Long won the high jump for the Roughriders with a 4-08.

Dougherty added runner-up showings in the 1,600- and 3,200-meter runs.

The Port Angeles girls won their dual against Coupeville but fell to Olympic and Kingston.

Clallam Bay and Neah Bay also competed at the event.

For the Bruins, Molly McCoy achieved the meet’s third-best marks in the 100 hurdles and in the high jump.

The Red Devils were led by Hannah Olson, who had the third-best long jump.

The Port Angeles boys defeated Kingston but lost to Olympic and Coupeville.

Jacob Kennedy won the shot put (45-05.5) for the Riders, surpassing 45 feet in the shot put for the second consecutive meet, and placed second in the 110 hurdles.

Ari Athair won the pole vault for Port Angeles with a 12-03.

Clallam Bay freshman Clayton Willis had the meet’s best long jump, a distance of 19-03. Willis also had the third-best triple jump.

For Neah Bay, Auston Jimmicum ran the third-fastest times in the 110 and 300 hurdles.

Redhawks relay sets school record

SILVERDALE — Port Townsend plugged a hole and ended up breaking a school record.

The Redhawks were missing their lead-off runner in boys 4×100-meter Thursday.

“So on the bus we recruited 800-meter runner River Yearian to lead off instead, and spent a few minutes teaching him hand-off basics at the meet,” Port Townsend coach Ian Fraser said.

Yearian, Seren Dances, Carson Marx and Koby Weidner ran the relay in 44.20 seconds, beating the record of 44.34 seconds that was set by Zach Wilson, Weidner, Mark Streett and Cameron Constantine at the 2015 Class 1A state meet.

Individually at Thursday’s meet, Weidner placed first in the 100 (11.39 seconds) and Marx won the 200 (23.83 seconds). Dances placed first in the triple jump (40 feet, 4 inches).

The Port Townsend boys and girls teams each lost their two Olympic League duals to North Kitsap and Klahowya.

Eileen Leoso placed first for the Redhawks in the girls 100 with a time of 13.33 seconds.

Shenoa Snyder also won an event for Port Townsend, taking the discus with a throw of 99-06.

“The team as a whole competed exceptionally well,” Fraser said.

“Between the 30 athletes we brought to the meet, 39 new personal-bests were recorded, as well as new best annual marks for both 4×100 relays and the girls 4×400 relay.”

Two winners for Forks at league meet

ELMA — Angela Garcia-Moog and Marissa Bailey won events to help the Forks girls take third at the four-team Evergreen League meet at Elma High School.

Garcia-Moog took first in Thursday’s 1,600-meter race, finishing in 7 minutes, 16 seconds, which was more than 20 seconds ahead of the second-place finisher, Forks freshman Kayleen Bailey (7:37).

Marissa Bailey won the 3,200 with a time of 14:40.27.

The Forks boys placed fourth. Runners Austin Pegram and Alan Ensastegui both had second-place finishes for the Spartans, Pegram in the 400 (53.75 seconds) and Ensastegui in the 1,600 (4:48).

Andrew Wilder’s 17-09.5 in the long jump earned another runner-up for Forks.

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Compiled using team reports.