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For high school track and field athletes that have qualified, the sectional meets this Saturday represent the last hurdle to advancing to the state championship meets.

The sectionals are also, for the seniors, one stage closer to the end of their scholastic careers and potentially their last time competing before graduating this month.

Richmond Hill boys and girls track coach Levi Sybert said the seniors in the program are “finishing up just the way we want them to.” The girls won the Region 1-7A title in dominant fashion, while the Wildcats placed second in the boys competition.

“I was just talking to a couple of them today about how special this is to be doing this so long, and being at the end and still performing really high is not easy to do,” Sybert said Monday. “When you really succeed really early, to keep that taste for so long. They’ve done a really good job of being reliable and getting better. It’s really cool.”

Among the seniors who have sustained success are sprinter and hurdler Jayla Lawrence and distance runners Julia Wilson, Memphis Rich and the head coach’s son, Noah Sybert (see region results below).

Lawrence and Wilson have signed with Georgia Southern. Rich has signed with Appalachian State, while Sybert will run for Kennesaw State.

“They’re going to have to work a little harder than they did last year, but I think they’ll be all right,” said Levi Sybert, whose teams will compete in the sectional at Valdosta High. “They’re peaking at the right time.”

Deedee Colter, the Savannah Christian boys and girls track coach for 17 years, also credited the contributions of the veteran 12th-graders on the squad. The Raiders won the Region 3-3A boys crown and were second in girls.

“This team is very, very strong,” Colter said. “We have a lot of seniors, so that helps to make it strong.”

She noted seniors such as sprinter Jamari McIvory, the defending champion in Class 3A in the 200 and 400 meters, and sprinter and jumper Shiv Patel. On the girls’ side, senior Jadyn Singleton is the defending state champ in the long jump and a top contender as well in the triple jump and in the sprints.

“We’re looking forward to probably (personal records for Singleton) at sectionals going to state,” said Colter, whose teams will compete at the sectional at Peach County High School in Fort Valley.

She said that McIvory, also a defensive back who has a football scholarship to Northern Illinois, has a goal to successfully defend his two state titles.

“He can definitely repeat,” said Colter, also lauding the abilities of Patel as a contender, especially in the high jump.

The Benedictine Cadets have captured a region title every year since 2018 – not including the 2020 season abbreviated by the COVID pandemic. Crowns have come in classes 2A, 3A and now 4A for the all-boys school.

Galen Houston, in his 10th year as head coach, liked the way the Cadets performed last week at the region meet last week at Burke County.

“We had roughly an 18-point lead coming after the field events, which was a little bit of a surprise,” Houston said. “Normally, we’re somewhat behind during the field events and we make up ground during the running events. But we really excelled this year in the field events, which got us out to a great lead.”

Henry Sink won the high jump, with fellow senior La’Don Bryant third; senior Talan Waddell broke 130 feet (130, 11 inches) for third in the discus, with junior Herbert “Third” Scroggins in fourth. The top four in each event qualify for sectionals, which for BC are at Baldwin High in Milledgeville.

Senior Jeremiah “Tank” Thomas took third in the shot put, meaning he’s not done yet with his high school career. Thomas, also a defensive lineman, recently signed to play college football at Benedict College.

“Everybody was so happy and excited that this won’t be the end of him competing,” said Houston, also the BC football team’s defensive coordinator and linebackers coach. “(Thomas) earned a scholarship and will be able to play at Benedict College and continue his football career and education there. We’re happy for him on both fronts.”

Another key senior for the BC track team is Na’Seir Samuel, who has dealt with a “nagging hamstring injury” this season, Houston said. The coach said they didn’t rush Samuel back, letting him heal so he can “be healthy for when it really matters in track at regional, sectional and state time so he can perform at his best.”

“We were able to get him healthy toward the end of the season so he can finish off his track and field career in his senior year the right way, which is, hopefully, an opportunity to be on the podium for the state finals,” Houston said.

Samuel won the 400 dash and ran one leg of the victorious 4x400 relay team.

Benedictine also won the 4x100, placed second in the 4x200 and third in the 4x800 to qualify all of its relay teams for sectionals. The top eight in each event at the upcoming stage qualify for state.

“We like our chances,” Houston said. “If you look at the relays right now, we have a great opportunity for really all four of our relays to make it.”

Much will depend on the availability of junior John Dodson, a standout distance runner who has been hurt and sat out a relay and the 800 finals after winning his preliminary heat. Dodson still won the 1,600 and 3,200 races.

“John is a very quiet kid, very modest but extremely hard-working and is a fierce competitor,” Houston said. “He had a very tough, gritty performance during region. We’re not as successful as a team and we don’t win region without John Dodson and Na’Seir Samuel.”

Each team has underclassmen already proven to be big point collectors. For Benedictine, the list includes sprinters Stanley Smart Jr. (freshman), Chris “Bubba” Frazier (sophomore), Michael Hogan (junior) and Stephen Cannon III (sophomore hurdler); and distance runners Cole Minnich (freshman) and William Hoffman (freshman).

For the Richmond Hill boys, among the impactful underclassmen are sprinters Billy Cunningham (junior, also a jumper), Santonio Rio (junior), distance runner Benjamin Hall (junior), hurdler Kendrick Joshua (sophomore) and pole vaulter Garret Mcdade (junior). For the girls, sprinters Kinley Gibson (freshman) and Mmekom Inyang (junior, also hurdler and shot put), distance runners Julia Anastasio (freshman) and Jolee “Joey” Mitchell (sophomore), hurdler Maleaha Pritchett (freshman) and thrower Jada Brown (junior).

For Savannah Christian boys, the list includes distance runner Pierce Goodman (sophomore) and hurdler and pole vaulter Carson Taylor (sophomore). For the SCPS girls, pole vaulter Kelley Webb, thrower Mollie Poppell (junior), sprinter Leighton Stallcup (junior), hurdler Payton Livington (junior) and distance runner Lydia Amick (freshman).

Amick won the 800 and1,600 and ran on the 4x400 and 4x800 teams, but she won’t be available for sectionals because of a family commitment, Colter said.  

Regional results (top four finishers qualify for sectionals)

Region 1-7A on April 24 at Lowndes High School, Valdosta

BOYS

100 meters – 3. Billy Cunningham, Richmond Hill, 11.00

400 – 4. Santonio Rio, RH, 48.43

800 – 3. Noah Sybert, RH, 2:00.80; 4. Memphis Rich, RH, 2:00.99

1,600 – 1. Rich, RH, 4:25.64; 4. Sybert, RH, 4:28.54

3,200 – 1. Rich, RH, 9:55.42; 2. Sybert, RH, 9:55.52; 3. Benjamin Hill, RH, 9:56.75

300 hurdles – 1. Kendrick Joshua, RH, 38.53; 4. Timothy Alston Jr., RH, 40.14

4x200 relay – 4. RH, 1:30.75

4x400 relay – 3. RH, 3:26.06

4x800 relay – 2. RH, 8:28.14

Long jump – 2. Cunningham, RH, 22-5

Triple jump – 2. Demetri Hinton, RH, 44-0.25; 4. ZaMeer Smith, RH, 42-9

Pole vault – 2. Garret Mcdade, RH, 13-6

Team scores – 2. Richmond Hill 158.

GIRLS

100 – 1. Jayla Lawrence, RH, 12.50; 3. Mmekom Inyang, RH, 12.65

200 – 1. Kinley Gibson, RH, 25.29; 2. Lawrence, RH, 25.88

400 – 2. Gibson, RH, 57.41; 3. Kalyn Heileman, RH, 59.92

800 – 2. Julia Anastasio, RH, 2:25.36; 3. Somaria Courtney, RH, 2:25.85; 4. Jolee Mitchell, RH, 2:29.45

1,600 – 1. Anastasio, RH, 5:26.15; 3. Julia Wilson, RH, 5:32.72; 4. Adeline Althen, RH, 5:39.55

3,200 – 1. Wilson, RH, 11:53.36; 2. Kyle Kitchens-Hayes, RH, 11:55.66; 3. Althen, RH, 12:03.79

100 hurdles – 1. Inyang, RH, 15:53; 2. Selah Moore, RH, 16.33

300 hurdles – 1. Lawrence, RH, 46.23; 2. Maleaha Pritchett, RH, 47.69

4x100 relay – 1. RH, 48.33

4x200 relay – 1. RH, 1:42.57

4x400 relay – 2. RH, 4:04.49

4x800 relay – 1. RH, 10:37.98

Triple jump – 4. Emari Brown, RH, 34-6

Pole vault – 2. Isabella Brown, RH, 8-00; T3. Chloe Morris, RH, 8-00

Discus – 2. Jada Brown, RH, 103-4

Shot put – 1. Inyang, RH, 40-1.75; 2. Jada Brown, RH, 38-3; 4. Nyla McClain, RH, 34-1

Team scores – 1. Richmond Hill 267.

Region 2-6A on April 24 at Grovetown

BOYS

200 meters – 2. Dakari Walker, Effingham County, 22.43

400 – 2. Walker, EC, 49.68; 4. Q’Ron France, South Effingham, 50.19

110 hurdles – 4. Kenny Carlton, SE, 15.81

4x200 relay – 3. EC, 1:29.63

4x400 relay – 4. SE, 3:31.70

4x800 relay – 4. SE, 8:49.90

High jump – 2. Harrison Crofts, SE, 6-2

Long jump – 4. France, SE, 21-2.25

Team scores – 6. South Effingham 55, 7. Effingham County 31.33.

GIRLS

200 – 4. Zoe Robinson, SE, 27.47

400 – 3. Jada Praylo, EC, 1:01.74

800 – 1. Brooke Crickard, SE, 2:18.02; 4. Lydia Alderman, SE, 2:23.17

3,200 – 1. Chloe Adkins, EC, 11:27.90; 3. Lily McDonald, SE, 12:29.00; 4. Olivia Johnson, SE, 12:36.00

100 hurdles – 3. Christeon Lewis, SE, 16.17

300 hurdles – 3. Lewis, SE, 48.88; 4. Syraiah Wilkins, SE, 49.02

4x100 relay – 3. EC, 50.66

4x200 relay – 3. SE, 1:47.19

4x400 relay – 3. EC, 4:18.22

4x800 relay – 1. SE, 10:04.94

High jump – 1. Justine Nevels, SE, 5-4; 2. Braylin Nease, EC, 5-4

Triple jump – 4. Makenzi Polk, SE, 33-1

Pole vault – 2. Aubrey Edge, SE, 10-0; 3. Allie Grassi, SE, 8-6

Discus – 3. Sarah Hinely, EC, 99-9; 4. Danni Lynn, SE, 95-8

Shot put – 4. Lynn, SE, 33-7

Team scores – 2. South Effingham 136, 6. Effingham County 61.

Region 1-5A on April 17 at Bradwell Institute, Hinesville

BOYS

100 meters – 2. Coray Stafford, Jenkins, 10.83

200 – 4. Stafford, Jenkins, 22.61

800 – 3. Hart Tedder, Jenkins, 2:04.77

1,600 – 2. Tedder, Jenkins, 4:41.05

3,200 – 1. Tedder, Jenkins, 10:07.30

110 hurdles – 1. Billy Johnson, Jenkins, 15.04

300 hurdles – 1. Johnson, Jenkins, 39.41

4x100 relay – 3. Jenkins, 43.30

4x200 relay – 3. Jenkins, 1:32.19

4x800 relay – 2. Jenkins, 8:44.96

High jump – 1. Anthony Bynum, Jenkins, 6-2; 4. Malik DeVoe, Jenkins, 5-10

Triple jump – 4. Johnson, Jenkins, 43-4

Shot put – 4. Johnny Sheffield, Jenkins, 40-3

Team score – 2. Jenkins, 141.5 points.

GIRLS

100 – 2. Kaiya Bryant, Jenkins, 12.57

200 – 2. Bryant, Jenkins, 26.43; 3. Aniyah Browner, Jenkins, 26.55

100 hurdles – 3. Blessed Diogo, Jenkins, 16.40

300 hurdles – 3. Diogo, Jenkins, 49.09

4x400 relay – 4. Jenkins, 4:42.17

4x800 relay – 4. Jenkins, 11:24.70

High jump – 1. Bryant, Jenkins, 5-0

Triple jump – 2. Diago, 36-5

Shot put – 1. Gabrielle Barnum, Jenkins, 33-9; 4. Janiya Bullard, Jenkins, 30-11

Team score – 4. Jenkins 96.

Region 3-4A on April 22, 24 at Burke County High School, Waynesboro.

BOYS

100 meters – 2. Ben Hockman, New Hampstead, 10.97; 3. Stanley Smart Jr., Benedictine, 10:99; 4. Chris “Bubba” Frazier, BC, 11.02

200 – 2. Hockman, NEHS, 21.94; 3. Frazier, BC, 22.13; 4. Smart, BC, 22.82

400 – 1. Na’Seir Samuel, BC, 50.24; 3. Dorian Mobley, NEHS, 52.40; 4. Michael Hogan, BC, 52.45

800 – 4. Stephen Pruitt, Islands, 2:09.06

1,600 – 1. John Dodson, BC, 4:43.28; 2. Cole Minnich, BC, 4:45.62; 4. Spencer Shipley, IHS, 4:50.80

3,200 – 1. Dodson, BC, 10:14.73; 2. Minnich, BC, 10:40.83; 4. William Hoffman, BC, 11:33.62

110 hurdles – 2. Kamari Maxwell, NEHS, 15.59; 4. Ersell McCullen, NEHS, 16.11

300 hurdles – 1. Treyvon Louis, NEHS, 41.95; 2. Stephen Cannon III, BC, 42.12; 3. James Wise, BC, 42.32

4x100 relay – 1. BC, 42.51; 3. NEHS, 43.60

4x200 relay – 2. BC, 1:30.58; 3. NEHS, 1:30.86

4x400 relay – 1. BC, 3:34.80; 2. NEHS, 3:41.42

4x800 relay – 2. NEHS, 9:13.40; 3. BC, 9:16.99; 4. IHS, 9:39.93

High jump – 1. Henry Sink, BC, 6-0, 3. LaDon Bryant III, BC, 5-10

Long jump – 2. Dorian Mobley, NEHS, 20-1, 3. Isaiah Jones, BC, 19-10.5

Triple jump – 3. Tyler Johnson, NEHS, 40-1

Discus – 1. Aaziah Scott, NEHS, 145-0, 3. Talan Waddell, BC, 130-11, 4. Herbert “Third” Scroggins III, BC, 123-10

Shot put – 3. Jeremiah “Tank” Thomas, BC, 40-9, 4. Scott, NEHS, 40-6

Team scores – 1. Benedictine 192, 3. New Hampstead 135, 6. Islands 25.

GIRLS

100 – 1. Marissa Palmer, NEHS, 12.75; 2. Promise Cooper, NEHS, 13.86

200 – 1. Palmer, NEHS, 26.58, 3. Cooper, NEHS, 28.67

400 – 3. Amiya Golden, NEHS, 1:08.19

3,200 – 2. Sadie Edris, IHS, 13:42.44

100 hurdles – 1. Aliyah Bowman, NEHS, 17.67

300 hurdles – 1. Bowman, NEHS, 53.53; 3. Holly Kachmar, IHS, 55.48

4x100 relay – 2. NEHS, 53.59

4x200 relay – 1. NEHS, 1:47.57

4x400 relay – 2. NEHS, 4:43.75

High jump – 3. De’Nasia Hearns, NEHS, 4-0

Long jump – 4. Coooper, NEHS, 14-7

Triple jump – 2. Hearns, NEHS, 30-8

Shot put – 3. Kennedy Harris, NEHS, 28-8

Team scores – 3. New Hampstead 133 points, 5. Islands 23.

Region 3-3A on April 25-26 at Savannah High School stadium (host Johnson High)

BOYS

100 meters – 2. Jamari McIvory, Savannah Christian, 10.91; 3. Shiv Patel, SCPS, 11.25

200 – 1. McIvory, SCPS, 21.74; 3. Keith James, Savannah Country Day, 22.97

400 – 1. McIvory, SCPS, 48.39; 3. Nathaniel Thompson, Johnson, 52.94; 4. Amauri Miles, Johnson, 52.98

800 – 1. Charles Pope, SCDS, 2:03.80; 2. Pierce Goodman, SCPS, 2:06.43; 3. Noah Buchanan, SCDS, 2:07.30

1,600 – 1. Goodman, SCPS, 4:42.36; 3. Pope, SCDS, 4:54.98

3,200 2. Goodman, SCPS, 11:27.25; 3. Dylan Maher, SCPS, 12:00.64

110 hurdles – 1. Andrew Wynn, SCDS, 15.12; 2. Jahson Polite, Johnson, 15.49; 3. Carson Taylor, SCPS, 15.92

300 hurdles – 1. Wynn, SCDS, 40.27; 2. Jamie Marriott, Groves, 43.11

4x100 relay – 3. SCPS, 44.35; 4. Groves, 47.41

4x200 relay – 3. Beach, 1:32.87; 4. Groves, 1:34.69

4x400 relay – 1. Beach, 3:35.49; 2. Johnson, 3:36.23; 3. SCPS, 3:39.21; 4. Groves, 3:40.20

4x800 relay – 2. SCPS, 9:02.34; 4. Johnson, 9:25.55

High jump – 1. Joshua Quarterman, Johnson, 6-8; 2. Patel, SCPS, 6-7; 3. Wynn, SCDS, 6-0; 4. Cormari Jones, Johnson, 5-10

Long jump – 1. Patel, SCPS, 21-1; 2. Quarterman, Johnson, 20-9; 3. Marlon Knight, Calvary Day, 20-1; 4. James Tisby, Beach, 19-9.5

Triple jump – 2. Jones, Johnson, 40-0.50; 3. Polite, Johnson, 39-8

Pole vault – 2. Taylor, SCPS, 8-0

Discus – 1. DeAnre’ Jackson, SCDS, 145-6; 4. Thomas Hill, Johnson, 128-1

Shot put – 1. Michah Calhoun, Groves, 45-4; 2. Andrew Nicholson, SCDS, 45-2.50; 3. Jackson, SCDS, 44-3; 4. Hill, Johnson, 43-2

Team scores – 1. Savannah Christian 139, 4. Johnson 89, 5. Savannah Country Day 84, 6. Groves 44, 7. Beach 25, 8. Calvary Day 14.

GIRLS

100 – 1. Jadyn Singleton, SCPS, 12.37; 2. Haely Grant, Johnson, 12.46

200 – 1. Grant, Johnson, 25.17; 3. Le’Ryah Bryant, Johnson, 25.97

400 – 1. Grant, Johnson, 58.74; 2. Za’Niyah Allen, Johnson, 1:02.71; 3. Amirah Brahim, SCDS, 1:03:08; 4. Victorya Solomon, Beach, 1:04.20

800 – 1. Lydia Amick, SCPS, 2:34.62; 2. Cindy Murray, SCDS, 2:35.90; 3. Aarya Patel, SCDS, 2:37.82; 4. Sophie Roach, St. Vincent’s, 2:38.80

1,600 – 1. Amick, SCPS, 5:51.82; 2. Patel, SCDS, 5:53.58

3,200 – 1. Lily Barrow, SCDS, 13:24.02; 3. Audrey Wilson, SCPS, 14:32.01

100 hurdles – 2. Payton Livingston, SCPS, 17.05; 3. Amirah Ali, Johnson, 17.19

300 hurdles – 4. Mary Elizabeth Semones, SCDS, 51.91

4x100 relay – 1. Johnson, 49.74; 4. SCPS, 50.21

4x200 relay – 1. Johnson, 1:46.17; 2. Beach 1:50.39; 3. SCPS, 1:50.62; 4. CDS, 1:50.86

4x400 relay – 1. Johnson, 4:18.18; 2. SCDS, 4:28.91; 3. Beach, 4:29.32; 4. SCPS, 4:30.39

4x800 relay – 1. SCDS, 10:33.70; 2. SCPS, 10:58.01

High jump – 2. Jameria Gadson, Johnson, 5-2; 3. Helen Kenney, SCDS, 5-0

Long jump – 2. Singleton, SCPS, 18-0.50; 3. Bryant, Johnson, 17-9

Triple jump – 2. Ali, Johnson, 36-7.75; 3. Singleton, SCPS, 32-2; 4. Anivea Flagler, Johnson, 35-0

Pole vault – Kelley Webb, SCPS, 7-6

Shot put – 3. Kinsey Prado, CDS, 34-3.50; 4. Mollie Poppell, SCPS, 33-11

Team scores – 2. Savannah Christian 122, 3. Johnson 118.5, 5. Savannah Country Day 75, 6. Beach 36, 7. Calvary Day 16, 8. St. Vincent’s Academy 13.

Region 3-2A on April 23-25 at Pierce County, Blackshear

BOYS

100 meters – 3. Jhordan Brooks, Windsor Forest, 11.12

200 – 2. Brooks, WF, 22.52

800 – 4. Marshall Lego, Savannah Arts, 2:06.88

1,600 – 2. Lego, SAA, 4:48.22

110 hurdles – 2. Anthony Williams, WF, 16.07

4x800 relay – 2. SAA, 9:02.73

Long jump – 2. Jayden Thomas, WF, 20-4

Triple jump – 4. Williams, WF, 40-6

Team scores – 6. Windsor Forest 56.5, 7. Savannah Arts 37.

GIRLS

1,600 – 1. Leah Nyce, SAA, 5:27.21; 3. Frances Tedder, SAA, 5:40.54

3,200 – 1. Nyce, SAA, 11:48.06; 3. Tedder, SAA, 12:24.29

4x800 relay – 1. SAA, 11:17.03

Team scores – 4. Savannah Arts 73, 8. Windsor Forest 6.

Region 3-A Division I on April 22-24 at Bryan County High School, Pembroke

BOYS

200 – 1. Amareion Robinson, Savannah High, 22.72

400 – 3. Avery Singleton, Woodville-Tompkins, 54.63; 4. Erron Young, SHS, 54.74

800 – 1. Isaiah McGuire, W-T, 2:04.56; 2. Ethan Trombly, Bryan County, 2:13.86; 4. Jordan Janhrette, W-T, 2:18.17

1,600 – 1. Trombly, Bryan County, 4:57.78; 3. Will Summerford, Bryan, 5:08.47

3,200 – 2. Summerford, Bryan, 11:44.15; 3. Rodney Johnson, Bryan, 11:57.72

4x100 relay – 4. SHS, 45.37

4x200 relay – 1. SHS, 1:33.57; 4. W-T, 1:34.79

4x400 relay – 2. W-T, 3:45.19; 4. Bryan, 3:48.98

4x800 relay – 1. Bryan, 8:57.27; 2. W-T, 9:06.42

Long jump – 2. Tyler Grant, W-T, 20-1.75

Pole vault – 1. Jayden Lee, Bryan, 10-0; 2. Ryan Harrington, Bryan, 9-4

Discus – 1. Austin Clemons, Bryan, 138-9; 4. Carlin Covington, Bryan, 103-3

Shot put – 2. Clemons, Bryan, 41-8.75; 3. Covington, 36-10.5

Team scores – 2. Bryan County 142, 5. Woodville-Tompkins 66, 6. Savannah High 43.

GIRLS

100 – 2. Deriyah Sanders, W-T, 12.79

200 – 2. Zoey Simmons, W-T, 26.71; 4. Ni’Jalah Walker, Bryan, 27.50

400 – 1. Jasmine Gaither, W-T, 1:00.97

800 – 2. Abbigale Stucker, Bryan, 2:39.58; 3. Lexi Lane, Bryan, 2:39.62; 4. Sarah Armstrong, W-T, 2:46.12

1,600 – 1. Stucker, Bryan, 6:12.41

3,200 – 2. Stucker, Bryan, 15:53.07; 3. McKinely Walker, Bryan, 16:49.23

300 hurdles – 1. Makenly Hall, W-T, 50.99; 2. Briana Crawford, Bryan, 52.26; 3. Kyra Casimer, W-T, 53.68; 4. Azaria Eaton-Zeigler, W-T, 54.81

4x100 relay – 1. W-T, 50.22; 4. Bryan, 58.18

4x200 relay – 1. W-T, 1:49.86; 4. Bryan, 2:05.01

4x400 relay – 1. W-T, 4:36.26; 3. Bryan, 4:56.86

4x800 relay – 1. W-T, 11:33.83; 3. Bryan, 12:25.85

High jump – 4. Johnesha Carter, Bryan, 4-2

Long jump – 4. Ashanti Brown, Bryan, 14-9

Triple jump – 2. Elyse Hall, W-T, 32-10.5; 3. Emily Johnson, Bryan, 30-2

Pole vault – 2. Braelynn Shuman, Bryan, 6-6; 4. Lauren Caldwell, Bryan, 5-10

Discus – 2. Johnson, Bryan, 97-1; 3. Makayla Oates, SHS, 92-0; 4. Christiana Roberts, SHS, 82-7.50

Shot put – 2. Oates, SHS, 35-1; 3. Soniya Whitaker, Bryan, 33-5

Team scores – 3. Bryan County 139 points, 4. Woodville-Tompkins 113, 5. Savannah High 19.

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