The boys scored 138 points on the day to edge Wellsboro (132) for the title.

Deakon Valentine won both the javelin (167-9) and the discus (151-2), Michael Knefley won the 1600m run (4:26.92), Luke Kreger won the high jump (6-2) and the 4x100m relay (44.94) was 1st.

Kreger was 2nd in the long jump (19-10.25), Brody Grinnell was 2nd in the javelin (158-5), Sudan Benner was 2nd in the 100m (11.96) with Grinnell taking 3rd (11.98), the 4x400m (3:33.37) and 4x800m (8:38.38) relays were both 2nd and Knefley was 3rd in the 3200m (10:13.60) and 4th in the 800m (2:07.72).

Colton Pellet placed 3rd in the high jump (5-10) and 4th in both the long jump (19-1) and triple jump (40-1.75), Braden VanLoon was 3rd in the 400m (52.05), Valentine was 5th in the shot put (42-0.5), Peter Bishop was 6th in the 400m (52.40), Charles Aumick was 8th in the 300m hurdles (46.85) and Gage Wheatley was 8th in the triple jump (39-0).

The Lady Tigers scored 62 points to tie for 6th place with Canton. Wellsboro won the girls’ title with 145 points.

Madilynn Scott won the triple jump (34-6.5) and the 4x400m relay team was first (4:18.76) while the 4x100m (51.51) and 4x800m (10:32.72) relays both placed 2nd.

Scarlett Graham was 3rd in the 200m (26.23), Leila Garverick was 4th in the 3200m (12:22.63), Nora Furry was 5th in the high jump (4-6) and 8th in both the 100m hurdles (18.72) and the triple jump (31-7.5), Maryn McCarthy was 5th in the 400m (1:05.42), Jaci Fairchild was 6th in the 1600m (5:32.66) and Scott was 7th in the 100m dash (13.59).

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