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Tracksters win 12 medals at Norris Relays
MESQUITE — Rockwall-Heath's Brianna Richardson captured gold in the long jump and triple jump to pace RISD track and field athletes to 12 medals at the Carl Norris Relays on Saturday at Mesquite's Hanby Stadium.
Richardson jumped a personal-best 39-10 1/2 to win the triple jump and 17-01 to claim the long jump at the highly-competitive meet featuring several of the area's top teams.
Dallas Skyline, winner of multiple state championships, racked up 146 points to win the girls team title over Garland (125) and Hebron (83) and the Hebron boys posted 163 points to claim the championship, with Highland Park second (124) and North Mesquite third (102.50).
Rockwall's girls finished fourth (58) and Heath seventh (41) in the team standings, while the RHS boys came in sixth (39) and RHHS seventh (23).
Bringing home more gold medals for Rockwall were Alicia Janke in the girls pole vault with a leap of 10-06 and Justin Boss in the boys pole vault with a vault of 12-06. Jonathan Fuller added a third gold for Heath to go with Richardson's double when he jumped 6-05 to win the boys high jump.
Lady Jackets Angie Boyd and Sheely Taylor finished second and third respectively in the 3200 with times of 12:28.88 and 12:39.00, Lindsay Loy earned a silver medal with her second-place tie in the pole vault (10-00) and Kaitlin Ross ran 59.60 for the bronze medal in the 400.
Sara Cuzick threw the discus 100-07 for fourth place, Vertashia Dean heaved the shot 33-11 1/2 for fourth place and Ellie Moses tied for fourth in the pole vault (9-0) to help the RHS girls to their fourth-place team finish.
Heath's Aly Coughlin finished third in the 800 (2:25.40) and fourth in the 1600 (5:43.61) despite competing with an injured calf. Vaulter Brittany Wenger also added a tie for fourth place in the pole vault (9-00) for the Lady Hawks.
In the boys division Rockwall distance runner Jacob Phillips captured second place in the 1600 with his time of 4:33.70 and Thorne Pettigrew ran 2:01.80 for the bronze medal in the 800. Will Beasley just missed a medal with his fourth-place finish in the 100 (11.10).
Seph Stiles booked a fourth-place finish for the Heath boys with his 11-06 in the pole vault, Sebastian Curry posted a fifth in the 110 hurdles (16.65) and Bryan Foster put up a fifth in the shot with his put of 43-01.
Carl Norris Relays
Hanby Stadium
Saturday Results
Girls Team Standings
1. Skyline 146
2. Garland 125
3. Hebron 83
4. Rockwall 58
5. Mesquite Horn 57
6. North Mesquite 42
7. Rockwall-Heath 41
8. Sachse 35
9. Bishop Lynch 28
10. North Garland 5
Girls Individual Results
PV: 1. Alicia Janke, RW 10-06
T2. Lindsay Loy, RW 10-00
T4. Brittany Wenger, Heath 9-00
T4. Ellie Moses, RW 9-00
HJ: 1. Tierra Sullivan, Sachse 5-03
5. Alicia Janke, RW 5-00
6. Emily Bonny, RW 5-00
7. Paula Emordi, RW 4-10
LJ: 1. Brianna Richardson, Heath 17-01
TJ: 1. Brianna Richardson, Heath 39-10 1/2
Discus: 1. A. Long, Horn 126-00
4. Sara Cuzick, RW 100-07
Shot: 1. Jade Penick, Sachse 39-03 1/2
4. Vertashia Dean, RW 33-11 1/2
7. Sara Cuzick, RW 30-09
100: 1. Tiffany Hines, Skyline 12.09
6. Reagan Frosini, Heath 13.16
200: 1. Breana Rossum, Skyline 25.09
7. Brianna Richardson, Heath 26.86
800: 1. Catlin Noonan, B. Lynch 2:18.89
3. Aly Coughlin, Heath 2:25.40
400: 1. Jo Jo Diggs, Garland 58.82
3. Kaitlin Ross, RW 59.60
1600: 1. Rachel Jones, Hebron 5:23.99
4. Aly Coughlin, Heath 5:43.61
8. Kelli Hardenbrook, RW 6:02.50
3200: 1. Rachel Jones, Hebron 11:57.00
2. Angie Boyd, RW 12:28.88
3. Sheely Taylor, RW 12:39.00
6. Hallie Elledge, RW 13:02.90
7. Aimee Arceneaux, Heath 13:06.98
100H: 1. Bianca Jackson, Garland 14.71
4. Crysta Hollins, RW 17.18
7. Brittany Huggett, Heath 17.70
300H: 1. Shamela Gray, Hebron 47.40
6. Brittany Huggett, Heath 50.51
400R: 1. Skyline 47.64
6. Heath 51.22
800R: 1. Garland 1:41.55
1600R: 1. Garland 4:06.55
5. Heath 4:15.39
6. RW 4:16.60
Boys Team Standings
1. Hebron 163
2. Highland Park 124
3. North Mesquite 102.50
4. Sachse 96
5. Mesquite Horn 49
6. Rockwall 39
7. Rockwall-Heath 23
8. Bishop Lynch 14
9. Mexia 9.50
Boys Individual Results
PV: 1. Justin Boss, RW 12-06
4. Seph Stiles, Heath 11-06
7. Andrew Hinckley, RW 10-06
HJ: 1. Jonathan Fuller, Heath 6-05
LJ: 1. Shawn Turnage, Sachse 20-09 1/4
6. Sebastian Curry, Heath 19-08
TJ: 1. Kend'lyn Roberson, Horn 42-04
7. Justin Boss, RW 39-03
Discus: 1. Detrich Wise, Hebron 156-02
7. Jarrett Spencer, RW 101-11
Shot: 1. Andrew Akens, N. Mesquite 50-10
5. Bryan Foster, Heath 43-01
7. Chris Tanner, RW 38-01 1/2
100: 1. Jakeem Grant, Horn 10.65
4. Will Beasley, RW 11.10
8. Josh Broach, RW 11.21
200: 1. Jakeem Grant, Horn 22.09
8. Jarrad Jefferson, Heath 23.08
800: 1. Philip Todd, Highland Park 1:59.40
3. Thorne Pettigrew, RW 2:01.80
8. Nathaniel Robinson, RW 2:08.40
400: 1. Dewaylon Wilson, Sachse 51.08
1600: 1. Philip Todd, Highland Park 4:31.12
2. Jacob Phillips, RW 4:33.70
7. Derrick Yuen, RW 4:52.24
3200: 1. Robert Dominic, Hebron 9:59.22
5. Jacob Phillips, RW 10:16.00
7. Sam Grinnan, RW 10:42.87
110H: 1. Eli Erickson, Hebron 15.10
5. Sebastian Curry, Heath 16.65
300H: 1. Jared Brackens, N. Mesquite 39.94
6. Cody Jackson, RW 43.12
7. Sebastian Curry, Heath 43.46
400R: 1. Hebron 42.61
5. RW 43.64
800R: 1. North Mesquite 1:30.09
6. RW 1:33.69
1600R: 1. Highland Park 3:27.83
5. Heath 3:38.71
6. RW 3:39.73
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