Pomona Girls Take Second in Big Nine League Meet
The Pomona Middle School girls finished second with 110 points behind Lyndon’s 128 in the Big Nine League track meet here. Pomona boys placed fourth with 36 points. Readouts include Pomona notables such as Soper and Willhite in sprints and relays, Ripley and Thompson posting school records in distance events, and multiple top finishes across field events.
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Track meet results show MdCV Lyndon Waverly midpack
At the Lyon County League meet in MPORIA the MdCV Lyndon and Waverly squads finished midtable in both divisions. Boys: Waverly fourth with 67 points Lyndon fifth 64.5 MdCV sixth 62. Girls: MdCV fifth with 60 Lyndon 47 Waverly 30. Individual results include pole vault, high jump, sprints, relays and distance events across all three schools.
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Indy track crash marks rookie Borkowski at IMS
Indianapolis AP report notes Mike Borkowski spun into the second-turn wall at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway during Monday practice. He said the car’s late spin surprised him and reflected the tight margins veterans like Scott Harrington and Billy Boat warned about. Boat had also crashed, tallying four practice mishaps in three days.
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Caruthers Leads Wellsville To Third In Frontier League
Caruthers fueled Wellsville as the sophomores won the 400 and joined two relay second places to push the Tigers to third with 60 points behind Baldwin at 109 and Paola at 92. Dorsey, Rutledge, Shields, and Caruthers formed the relay clubs.
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Jackie Caruthers
Wellsville
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Caruthers
Tristan Rutledge
Jill Dorsey
Kristen Shields
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Central Heights seventh graders win league title in track
Burlington Central Heights Junior High dominates the Three Rivers League meet. Seventh grade girls win league with 87 points while eighth grade girls place third with 73.5. Boys groups place midpack, led by seventh grade boys in several events. Strong showings include D Johnson, Kueser, Cox, and Wood across sprints, relays, and field events.
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