Moses Lake girls track 2nd, boys 8th at CV Invite
CONNOR VANDERWEYST | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 10 years, 7 months AGO
Moses Lake MLHS Chiefs Track
SPOKANE VALLEY - Wins in five events helped Moses Lake women's track and field place second at the Central Valley Invitational.
The Chiefs scored 114 points while the host Central Valley Bears placed first with 179 points.
On the men's side, Moses Lake took 8th place with 12 points. Central Valley also took first in the men's division with 140.5 points.
Alysha Overland followed her strong showing at the Moses Lake JV Invite with wins in the 100 meters, 200 meters and 300 meter hurdles. Overland and teammates Arlenaa Hannan, Casci Carpenter and Caylah Lunning also placed first in the 4x200 meter relay.
Currently, Overland's time of 25.46 seconds in the 200 meters has her clocked as fasted in the state in that event.
Lunning also took first place in the long jump with a mark of 16 feet, 11 inches. Selina Koon finished second in the high jump, third in the long jump and third in the triple jump.
Head girls coach Nicki Weiland said she was excited about the marks the team was putting up at this point in the season.
Moses Lake will compete next April 12 at the Davis Invite.
Men's results
100 meters:
10. Shawn Kenny 12.05
23. Chris Glasco 13.21
24. Justin Schrodt 13.28
27. Logan Menendez 14.29
200 meters:
5. Sam Welch 23.44
20. Chris Glasco 28.77
800 meters:
6. Alek Schweisow 2:06.82
12. Ralph Holt 2:14.22
1600 meters:
6. Alek Schweisow 4:32.74
23. Trenton Springen 5:33.87
110m hurdles - 39":
10. Justin Schrodt 19.40
15. Logan Menendez 31.43
4x100 relay:
5. Moses Lake 47.51
Shot put - 12lb:
7. Colton Rose 44-09.00
16. Jacob Duvall 37-06.50
18. Shawn Jensen 36-05.00
29. Joseph Hassan 30-02.50
Discus - 1.6kg:
11. Jacob Duvall 109-10
13. Colton Rose 107-00
24. Shawn Jensen 82-01
High jump:
9. Jeremy Brown 5-08.00
Long jump:
12. Jeremy Brown 18-01.50
21. Chris Glasco 16-02.50
Triple jump:
3. Jeremy Brown 40-08.00
Women's results
100 meters:
1. Alysha Overland 12.78
2. Caylah Lunning 12.97
13. Cierra Devine 14.63
200 meters:
1. Alysha Overland 25.46
2. Caylah Lunning 26.28
6. Arlena Hannan 28.01
800 meters:
6. Megan Roughan 2:38.31
1600 meters:
6. Megan Roughan 5:43.38
14. Hayden Kersey 6:20.76
15. Elizabeth Sanislo 6:40.38
100m hurdles - 33"
3. Taylor Yamane 17.22
15. Alyssa Dickinson 21.34
300m hurdles - 30"
1. Alysha Overland 46.59
2. Arlena Hannan 48.70
7. Taylor Yamane 50.91
12. Alyssa Dickinson 56.30
4x200 relay:
1. Moses Lake 1:46.95
Shot put - 4kg:
15. Victoria Webb 25-11.50
Discus - 1kg:
2. Elly Johnson 105-05
Javelin - 600g:
5. Cierra Devine 78-09
8. Alexa Sandman 73-08
High jump:
2. Selina Koon 4-10.00
10. Alexa Sandman 4-00.00
Pole vault:
5. Jaimyn LAW 7-06.00
Long jump:
1. Caylah Lunning 16-11.00
3. Selina Koon 15-03.50
6. Cierra Devine 14-00.00
Triple jump:
3. Selina Koon 33-02.75
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