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March 13, 2013

Weatherford track dominates field at Pirate Relays

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Staff Report

Weatherford squads claimed three of four team titles on Friday at the Seventh-Annual Johnny Perkins — Pirate Relays in Granbury. Among the varsity boys and girls and junior varsity boys and girls teams, the Roos claimed 17 first-place finishes, 18 second-place and 14 thirds. WHS also had multiple point-scoring, top-six finishers in 27 events.

The varsity girls were the most dominant in their six-group field, scoring 167 points as a team and besting second-place Stephenville by 58 points. 

Among the top performers were the varsity girls’ 4x400 relay, with the foursome of Madyson Young, Cheyenne Barfield, Alyssa Wisdom and Madison Cooley taking first place for their third-consecutive meet. Sarah Calhoon took an impressive first place in the discus throw, beating the next-nearest competitor by nearly 10 feet. Madison Gaston topped the field in the 100-meter dash with more than a two-tenths margin over second place.

In the varsity boys’ division, Jaakan Norwood also took gold in the 100-meter dash with a time of 10.62 seconds, also earning first in the 200-meter race. Grant Werts is having continued success in his field event, heaving the discus 143 feet to take first, while teammate Jose Tovar took third in the event. At the team level, the WHS varsity scored 137.5 points, topping host Granbury by more than 10 points.

The Weatherford JV 4x400 relay team of Garrett Hill, Dakota Frysinger, Tyson Tilley and Keshawn Green took the top prize, finishing nearly two seconds ahead of Granbury. The performance helped the junior varsity boys tally 163 points in their first-place team finish.

Caroline Lankston ran away from the field in the JV 100-meter dash, helping the junior varsity girls claim third in team competition.

Weatherford is off for the spring break, returning to competition on Mar. 31 at Fossil Ridge, in Keller.

 

 

Seventh-Annual Johnny Perkins/Pirate Relays

Results — Weatherford High

 

Place   Grade             Name           Time/Distance

 

100-Meter Dash 

Varsity Boys   

1. 12 Jaakan Norwood 10.62

 

Junior Varsity Boys 

2. 11 Logan Guest 11.33

4. 9 Chase Warren 11.81

 

Varsity Girls   

1. 12 Madison Gaston 12.31

 

Junior Varsity Girls   

1. 9 Caroline Langston 13.68 3. 10 Makesha Barron 13.90

200-Meter Dash 

Varsity Boys 

1. 12 Jaakan Norwood 21.90 6. 11     Ed McIver 23.22

Junior Varsity Boys   

1. 10 Nate Werts 22.56 3. 10 Dusty Schauer 24.24

 

Junior Varsity Girls 

4. 11 Ashley Kemp 30.65

 

400-Meter Dash

Varsity Boys   

2. 12 Jordan Simmons 50.43 3. 12 Seth Cooke 53.40 5. 11 Michael Suttle 55.34

Junior Varsity Boys   

3. 12 Andrew Hughes 56.34 5. 10   Garret Hill 57.12 6. 9 Tyson Tilley 57.74

 

Varsity Girls   

1. 10 Madyson Young 1:00.78 2. 9 Madison Cooley 1:01.05 5. 9 Alyssa Wisdom 1:04.71

Junior Varsity Girls 

2. 10 Kandy Guerrero 1:12.90

800-Meter Run

Varsity Boys   

2. 12 Seth Cooke 2:09.09 4. 11 Michael Suttle 2:09.37 5. 11 Tyler Jones 2:10.00

Junior Varsity Boys   

2. 11 Dakota Frysinger 2:20.49 6. 9 Kyle Smithey 2:24.87

 

Varsity Girls   

1. 9 Madison Cooley 2:22.43 2. 10 Madyson Young 2:23.52 6. 12 Cassandra Kirby 2:47.00

Junior Varsity Girls   

4. 10 Kandy Guerrero 2:48.00 6. 10 Julianne Kirby 3:04.68

1600-Meter Run

Varsity Boys   

4. 11     Tyler Jones 4:56.00

Junior Varsity Boys   

1. 9 Tucker Cargill 5:15.40 3. 9 Truett Miller 5:18.93

 

Varsity Girls 

1. 11 Ronni Middleton 5:37.78 4. 11 Chandler Lacefield 6:08.67

3200-Meter Run

Varsity Boys   

5. 12 Travis Lynch 11:23.20

Junior Varsity Boys   

2. 9 Tucker Cargill 11:32.43 3. 9 Truett Miller 11:32.44 6. 11 Bryce Petty 12:23.33

 

Varsity Girls   

1. 11 Ronni Middleton 12:16.14

 

Junior Varsity Girls   

2. 11 Jessie Opella 14:15.62

 

110-Meter High Hurdles

Varsity Boys 

5. 9 Jeuqwan Brownlee 16.02 6. 10   Draven Pointer 16.56

Junior Varsity Boys 

4. 10 Keegan Brangham 18.47

Varsity Girls 

3. 9 Auburn Staple s 18.00 4. 11 Kendal Rash 19.02 5. 11 Claire Larvin 19.15

 

Junior Varsity Girls   

4. 11 Sydney Denham 19.38 5. 12 Destiny Eaton 19.78

 

300-Meter Intermediate Hurdles

Varsity Boys 

5. 9 J euqwan Brownlee  4 5.28 6. 10 Draven Pointer 45.36

Junior Varsity Boys 

2. 10 Keegan Brangham 47.90 5. 9   Michael Green 49.59

 

Varsity Girls 

1. 12 Madison Gaston 49.62 4. 9 Auburn Staples 51.74

Junior Varsity Girls 

3. 12 Destiny Eaton 55.09 6. 10 Jacqueline Jacobo 57.37

 

4x100-Meter Relay

Varsity Boys   

2. Elliott Lancaster 43.52

  Jordan Simmons 

  Jaakan Norwood 

      Seth Dye

 

Junior Varsity Boys 

2.       Garret Hill 46.68

  Keshawn Green

  Chase Warren

  Dusty Schauer

 

Varsity Girls 

4.         Jessica Chipelesa 52.56

Jada Lewis

        Mackenzie Sterner

          Madison Gaston

 

Junior Varsity Girls 

2.       Caroline Langston 54.94

Chelsi Broemser

Ashley Kemp

          Makesha Barron

 

4x200-Meter Relay

Varsity Boys   

3. Seth Dye 1:33.11

Elliott Lancaster

  Chris Graves

  Jordan Simmons

 

Junior Varsity Boys 

3. Dusty Schauer 1:39.12   Keshawn Green

    Logan Guest

    Chase Warren

 

4x400-Meter Relay

Varsity Boys 

2. Elliott Lancaster     3:27.62

Chris Graves

Seth Cooke

  Jordan Simmons

 

Junior Varsity Boys 

1. Garret Hill     3:49.00

  Dakota Frysinger

  Tyson Tilley

  Keshawn Green

 

Varsity Girls 

1. Madyson Young   4:07.66 Cheyenne Barfield

Alyssa Wisdom

Madison Cooley 

 

Junior Varsity Girls   

3. Caroline Langston   4:41.65

Kandy Guerrero

Jacqueline Jacobo

Makesha Barron

 

Shot Put

Junior Varsity Boys   

4. 10 Keegan Dement 36-00.00 6. 11     Jace Ford 35-02.25

 

Varsity Girls   

2. 9 Maddie Dorris 31-03.75

Junior Varsity Girls 

1. 9   Jenna Ford 29-06.75 Discus Throw

Varsity Boys 

1. 11 Grant Werts 143-00 3. 12 Jose Tovar 125-06

Junior Varsity Boys 

2. 10 Wyatt Eckstrom 116-01 5. 10 Dave Young 107-06 6. 10 Nate Werts 107-02

 

Varsity Girls

1. 12 Sarah Calhoon 108-09 4. 9 Maddie Dorris 92-09

Junior Varsity Girls   

2. 10 Minna Haddidi 68-01 3. 9 Jenna Ford 67-01 5. 9 Victoria Vaughn 65-03

High Jump

Varsity Boys 

1. 12 Jonathan Mitchell 6-04.00

Pole Vault

Varsity Boys   

6. 11 Kendall MacDonald   12-00.00

Long Jump

Varsity Boys 

5. 12   Shawn Reed 19-04.00 6. 10 Elliott Lancaster 19-03.00

 

Varsity Girls 

3. 9 Madison Cooley 15-11.50 4. 12 Madison Gaston 15-09.50 5. 10 Jada Lewis 15-06.00

Junior Varsity Girls 

4. 12 Brittany McCollum 12-04.50

Triple Jump

Varsity Boys 

6. 12 Shawn Reed 39-07.50

Junior Varsity Boys 

2. 11 Logan Guest 36-06.75

 

Varsity Girls 

3. 11 Emma Murphy 32-03.25

 

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Team Results

 

Weatherford Varsity Boys

First Place — 137.5 points

 

Weatherford Varsity Girls

First Place — 167 points

 

Weatherford Junior Varsity Boys

First Place — 163 points

 

Weatherford Junior Varsity Girls

Third Place — 112 points

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