Freshman Phalon Osborn was the lone runner in the 100-meter hurdles finishing third with a time of 19.96.
Freshman Marshall Webber competed in the 100 hurdles for the boys, finishing third as well in a time of 21.28.
Miekka Peck and Makenze Cochrane finished fifth and sixth, respectively in the 100-meter dash. Patrick Scoggins and Kaulan flew the track in the 100 dash and finished first and second with respective times of 11.69 and 11.78.
Aspen Rhea tackled the 200-meter dash in a time of 30.39 for fourth while Scoggins continued his winning ways in the 200 dash with a time of 23.42. In the 300-meter hurdles, Webber had a strong performance from the outside, finishing fourth in 49.77. In the last dash event, Rangely won the girls’ and boys’ events with Lindzey Thacker crossing the finish line in a time of 1:08.8 for the girls and Scoggins winning in 52.13 for the boys.
Rangely’s RaeLynn Norman was the lone representative in the 1600-meter run, taking second in a time of 6:22.44. David Fox and Daniel Connor took second and fifth, respectively, with times of 5:22.39 and 5:47.98. In the 800-meter run, Norman and Kassidee Brown finished fourth and fifth, respectively, with times of 2:58.20 and 3:01.92.
In the last of the distance events, Connor was the only Rangely runner in the 3,200-meter run, and he finished third with a time of 12:32.33.
In the field events, Rangely had eight throwers compete in the discus for the girls: Miekka Peck at 88-2 for second, Makenze Cochrane at 78 for fifth, Mikayla Filfred at 68 for eighth, Breanna Davis at 65-11 for ninth, Anna Forbes at 60 for 10th, Elena Forbes at 58-3 for 11th, Kaylee Mecham at 56 for 12th and Alexis Wiley at 53-7 for 14th.
The boys were led by Chance Sheppard with a first place with a discus throw of 119-2, followed by Austin Ficken at 100-2 for fifth place and Cameron Filfred at 82-7 for seventh.
In the girls’ shot, Rangely had Makenze Cochrane at 30-2.5 for third, Breanna Davis at 27-2.5 for fourth, Miekka Peck at 26-1.5 for fifth, Mikayla Filfred at 25-6 for seventh, Kaylee Mecham at 20-7.5 for 11th, Anna Forbes at 19-9.5 for 12th, Elena Forbes at 18-11 for 13th and Alexis Wiley at 18-9.5 for 15th.
Chance Sheppard led the boys in the shot at 36-9 for second followed by Austin Ficken at 36-2.5 for fourth and Cameron Filfred at 26-6 for 9th.
In the high jump, Lindzey Thacker had a jump of 4-9 to win the girls’ event while Brennan Noyes cleared 6-4 to capture the boys’ side. Kaulan Brady finished second, clearing 6-1.
In the girls’ triple jump, sisters Katelyn and Kassidee Brown jumped 32-2.25 and 26-4, respectively, to earn first and fifth.
On the boys’ side, Troy Allred jumped 40-3.5 for a first-place finish with Noyes following close behind in second with a leap of 38-1.
In the long jump, Katelyn Brown finished first at 14-1, followed by Aspen Rhea at 14-.5 for second and Kassidee Brown at 10-2.5 for eighth. Kaulan Brady won the boys’ long jump at 19-4 with Troy Allred finishing third with a jump of 17-11.75.
The team will compete Friday in Montrose.
