Emma Zeigler, Sarriah Brown and Audrey Dayton each won an individual event and ran on two winning relay teams to lead Sierra Vista’s girls track team to an 83-54 home victory over Desert Oasis.
Girls Track & Field
Emily Capps swept the throwing events Thursday to lead Foothill’s girls track team to victory in a four-team meet at Basic.
Sarah Walters, Julia Ramirez and Hailee Thornley each won one individual event and ran on a winning relay team Wednesday to help host Virgin Valley’s girls track team defeat Sunrise Mountain and Cheyenne.
Emily Wickens won one individual event and was a part of two winning relay teams Tuesday to help Coronado’s girls track team to an 83½-57½ win at Silverado.
Liberty senior pole vaulter Gabby Carson has cleared 13 feet this season, which is the best mark in Nevada and the seventh-best nationally this season.
Joey Fox, Bryant Troupe and Cevion Gurka each won one individual event and ran on two winning relays Thursday to help host Bonanza’s boys track team to a win over Clark and Democracy Prep in a triangular meet.
Karley Brandt and Mel Siaki each won two field events Thursday to lead Desert Oasis’ girls track team to victory in a triangular meet at Durango.
Emily Wickens won two events and ran on a winning relay on Wednesday to lead Coronado to a 94-51 win over visiting Liberty.
Emilia Puskas won one event and placed second in another to lead Bishop Gorman’s girls track and field team to victory in a three-team meet at Faith Lutheran on Tuesday.
Ashley Moore won two individual events and ran a leg on a victorious relay team Saturday to help Centennial’s girls track team win the Liberty Invitational.
C’Aree Stevenson, Alanna Gilbert, Makaylah Celestin and Amayah Dondle each won two individual events Thursday to lead Legacy’s girls track team to a 76-64 win at Palo Verde.
Two Moapa Valley girls track athletes won two events Wednesday as the host Pirates rolled to victory in a four-team meet.
Team previews (as submitted by coaches) for the girls track and field season.
The Trailblazers have a larger group of athletes out for the team this year.
The Gaels return 18 letter winners and are aiming for a successful season.
