What can we reason but from what we know? -Alexander Pope
What can we reason but from what we know? -Alexander Pope
BOBBI STARKEBAUM lands in the long jump pit in Wiggins on Friday morning. The Lady Bulldog placed 14th in the event.
In yet another cold and windy spring day in Colorado, the Haxtun track team weathered the cold in wind for the 2022 Wiggins Invitational on Friday, April 1.
Top 10 results from the Wiggins meet are as follows:
Girls
1,600-meter-run: Emily Anderson, seventh, 7:25.34; K'lyn Bornhoft, ninth, 7:25.45; Hadley Feik, 10th, 7:42.23.
300-meter hurdles: Jayleigh Bullard, eighth, 1:00.34.
Four-by-100 meter relay team: sixth, 56.75.
Four-by-200 meter relay team: seventh, 2:04.90.
Four-by-400 meter relay team: seventh, 5:00.55.
High jump: Bullard, third, four feet, six inches.
Triple jump: Allie Thompson, third, 31 feet, seven inches.
Discus: Cassidy Goddard, fifth, 113 feet.
Shot put: Goddard, ninth, 29 feet, three inches.
The girls' team finished 10th with 26 points.
Boys
100-meter dash: Kyle Fryrear, first, 11.43; Owen Knode, seventh, 11.73.
200-meter dash: Michael Gerk, fifth, 24.27.
400-meter dash: Joshua Wright, fourth, 56.37.
110-meter hurdles: Wright, eighth, 22.04.
Four-by-100 meter relay team: first, 46.68.
Four-by-200 meter relay team: third, 1:38.84.
Four-by-400 meter relay team: second, 3:52.05.
Four-by-800 meter relay team: fifth, 10:19.08.
High jump: Gerk, eighth, four feet, 10 inches.
Long jump: Grant Statz, seventh, 18 feet, .5 inches.
Discus: Osman Coss, ninth, 110 feet.
The boys team earned 52 points in Wiggins for a fourth-place finish.
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