What can we reason but from what we know? -Alexander Pope
What can we reason but from what we know? -Alexander Pope
HAXTUN'S JAYLEIGH Bullard soars over the high jump bar at Haxtun Relays on Friday. Bullard broke the school record with a jump of five feet, two inches while taking first place in the event.
The second annual Haxtun Relays at Holyoke High School took place Friday afternoon, April 28. Haxtun began hosting the relays on Holyoke's qualifying all-weather track last year under the direction of Head Coach Jared Anderson.
Sophomore Jayleigh Bullard broke the Haxtun High School record in the high jump at the Haxtun Relays. Bullard jumped five feet, two inches taking first place in the event. That jump broke the record of five feet set by Kelly Carper in 1983.
Haxtun tracksters top-10 results from Haxtun Relays are as follows:
Girls
100-meter-dash: Kayti Williams, ninth, 13.98.
400-meter-d...
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