The Lady Warriors had two event winners as Olivia Meisner took the shot put title (36-1) and Natalie Yonker won the 3200 meter run (12:43.56)). 

Yonker was second in the 1600 (5:36.61) while Madalynn Bailey was second in the 800 (2:25.11) and Yonker placed fifth (2:33.47). 

Anna Lee placed second in the long jump (14-7.50) with Bailey taking third (14-6) and Lee was fourth in the triple jump (30-5). 

Jade Colwell placed third in the 200 (27.75), Meisner was fourth in the javelin (93-1), Sayde Loucks was fifth in the discus (82-6.50), Raegan VanGorden was Williamson’s high finisher in the high jump, placing ninth (4-4) and Aubrey Wells was 13th in the 300 meter hurdles (58.31).

On the boys’ side, Aiden O’Neil had the Warriors’ lone event win, taking first in the pole vault (14-0). 

Williamson’s high finishers included Troy Madison placing sixth in the triple jump (37-0.50), Parker Rowland taking ninth in the 300 hurdles (49.89) and Jeavon Eick and Braeden Colwell each placing tenth, in the shot (34-10) and in the 200 meter dash (25.12).

Eick was 12th in the 800 (2:14.80), Ben Bower was 12th in the high jump (5-2), Steven Hepfer placed 12th in the long jump (16-7) and Kayden Moon was 12th in the javelin (110-6). Jacob Johnson placed 13th in the discus (90-1), Cole Warner was 16th in the 3200 (13-07.13) and Gabriel Crance was 17th in the 1600 (5:23.45).

The girls scored 91 points, behind only winner Hughesville(153.5). Towanda was third (86.5) followed by Troy (75.5), Canton (74), Wyalusing (39), North Penn-Mansfield (36.5), Northeast Bradford (34), Elk Lake (13) and Sayre (8).

Hughesville won the boys’ title (181 pts.), followed by Troy (122.5), Wyalusing (81), North Penn-Mansfield (63), Northeast Bradford (52), Towanda (49), Canton (40), Williamson (17.5) and Sayre (14).