The Lady Warriors scored 51 points to Athens’ 101.5, Towanda’s 96.5 and Sayre’s 13 and had two event winners as Kylee Stone won the triple jump (30-3) and Madalynn Bailey won the long jump (16-2).

Stone was second in the 300m hurdles (57.84) and fourth (19.60) in the 100m hurdles, where Aubrey Wells was third (18.37). 

Natalie Yonker was second in the 800m (2:32.64), Joslyn Kendrick was fourth in the 400m (1:13.65), Nicole Daugherty was fourth in the high jump (4-0), Wells was second in the long jump (14-2) and Starr Ordway was second in the triple jump (28-4.50) where Alexandra Hastings was third (27-10). 

Sayde Loucks was second in the shot put (28-7.25), Mikayla Anderson was fourth in the discus (73-11) and Ordway was third in the javelin (75-11) where Alyvia Morgan was fourth (75-11).

The boys scored 41 points, behind winner Athens (110) and Towanda (85) and ahead of Sayre (11).

Joshua Teague was a double winner, taking the 300m hurdles (48.66) and the triple jump (35-11.50) while Kegan Lane took first in the long jump (18-3). 

Braeden Colwell was fourth in the 100m (12.33) and third in the 200m (24.57) where Jeavon Eick was fourth (24.66). Eick was fourth in the 400m (56.23), Parker Rowland was third in the 300m hurdles (50.92), Anthony Hargarther was third in the high jump (5-2), Matthew McKee was second in the long jump (17-7) and Noah Hendershot was fifth (14-10) and Jeremy Fuhrer was fourth in the discus (101-7) with Jacob Johnson taking fifth (95-6).

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PHOTOS: Tim Birney