The Miami Trace Panthers opened the 2018 track and field season hosting a tri-match featuring two former SCOL opponents, Wilmington and Clinton-Massie, Tuesday, March 27.
Wilmington won a close girls’ competition with 57.5 points. Clinton-Massie was second with 55.5 points and Miami Trace scored 50 points.
In the boys’ meet, Clinton-Massie won with 65 team points.
Wilmington scored 61 points and the Panthers had 49 points.
“I thought we came out and saw some positive things from both the boys and girls track and field teams (Tuesday),” Miami Trace head coach Brent Noes said. “We try to come out and have a little fun in this first meet of the year where we let athletes pick and choose many of their events.
“We had some pleasant surprises and we also found things that need to be worked on,” Noes said. “Overall though, for a rainy night I thought we came out and competed really well. We now have a base-line for where we are at; so we know what we have to do to get us to where we want to be at the end of the season.”
For the Lady Panthers, there were seven first place finishes recorded.
Macy Creamer won the 100-meter dash in 13.7. Creamer also won the long jump with a leap of 14’ 9 1/2”.
Katie Seyfang won both throwing events for Miami Trace.
She threw 37’ 1” to win the shot put and 111’ 2” to capture the discus throw.
Sayler Preston won the pole vault at 7’ 6”.
Magarah Bloom won the 1600-meter run in 5:42.
Creamer, along with Isabella Vanover, Tori Morrison and Olivia Flerchinger, took first in the 4 x 100-meter relay in 55.4.
On the boys’ side, the Panthers won the 4 x 100-meter relay in a time of 45.9. That relay was comprised of Malik Jackson, Keegan Terry, Brady Wallace and Noah Wiseman.
Jotham Lewis won the 800-meter run in 2:08.
Simon DeBruin won the 3200-meter run in 11:11.
Wes Seyfang won both throwing events for the Panthers.
He won the shot put with a throw of 50’ 2” and the discus throw with a distance of 139’ 8”.
Miami Trace’s next track and field competition is set for Friday, April 6 at the Waynesville Invitational.
Miami Trace girls track results for March 27, 2018
4 x 800-meter relay: did not participate
100-meter hurdles: did not participate
100-meter dash: Macy Creamer, 1st, 13.7; Isabella Vanover, 14.2; Krissy Ison, 14.5; Mackenzie Grafstrom, 15.9; Alli Fulmer, 16.5
4 x 200-meter relay: Abby Arledge, Saylor Moore, Emily Powell, Olivia Flerchinger, 2:05.6; Lilly Litteral, Hayley Lucas, Reagan Barton, Bridget Perkins, 2:01.5
1600-meter run: Margarah Bloom, 1st, 5:42
4 x 100-meter relay: Macy Creamer, Isabella Vanover, Tori Morrison, Olivia Flerchinger, 1st, 55.4; McKenna Wilson, Emily Powell, Saylor Moore, Lilly Litteral, 59.2
400-meter dash: Abby Arledge, 3rd, 1:11
300-meter hurdles: did not participate
800-meter run: Mackenzie Grafstrom, 3:16
200-meter dash: Macy Creamer, 2nd, 29.4; McKenna Wilson, 32.0; Hayley Lucas, 35.4; Alli Flumer, 35.8; Xuexin Shi, 36.8
3200-meter run: did not participate
4 x 400-meter relay: Tori Morrison, Magarah Bloom, Reagan Barton, Isabella Vanover, 4:49; Krissy Ison, Bridget Perkins, Mackenzie Grafstrom, Sayler Preston, 5:01
Pole vault: Sayler Preston, 1st, 7’ 6”; Krissy Ison, 4th, 6’ 0”
High jump: Tori Morrison, 2nd, 4’ 6”
Long jump: Macy Creamer, 1st, 14’ 9 1/2”; Abby Arledge, 3rd, 13’ 11”; Saylor Moore, 12’ 7”
Shot put: Katie Seyfang, 1st, 37’ 1”; Gretchen Ivers, 4th, 27’ 0; Rachael Campbell, 22’ 9”
Discus: Katie Seyfang, 1st, 111’ 2”; Gretchen Ivers, 2nd, 80’ 2”; Rachael Campbell, 52’ 11”
Miami Trace boys track results for March 27, 2018
4 x 800-meter relay: Jake Atwood, Simon DeBruin, Caleb Brannigan, Jotham Lewis, 2nd, 9:06
110-meter hurdles: Wyatt Cory, 3rd, 17.56
100-meter dash: Noah Wiseman, 3rd, 11.62; Malik Jackson, 12.22; Keegan Teery, 12.59; Zach Smith, 13.6; Luke Carter, 16.2
4 x 200-meter relay: Justin Reed, Jaden Haldeman, Josh Liff, Malik Jackson, 1:50; Riley Henry, Cole Howland, Devin Howard, Zach Smith, 1:53
1600-meter run: Henry DeBruin, 3rd, 5:03; Mcale Callahan, 4th, 5:22; Shane Seymour, 5:40.0; Jake Atwood, 5:40.9
4 x 100-meter relay: Malik Jackson, Keegan Terry, Brady Wallace, Noah Wiseman, 1st, 45.9
400-meter dash: Cole Enochs, 4th, 59.1
300-meter hurdles: Justin Reed, 3rd, 46.3
800-meter run: Jotham Lewis, 1st, 2:08; Henry DeBruin, 2:19; Shane Seymour, 2:30
200-meter dash: Noah Wiseman, 2nd, 24.0; Brady Wallace, 3rd, 24.2; Wyatt Cory, 25.0; Keegan Terry, 26.0; Zach Smith, 29.3; Luke Carter, 33.7
3200-meter run: Simon DeBruin, 1st, 11:11; Caleb Brannigan, 3rd, 11:24; Mcale Callahan, 4th, 11:28
4 x 400-meter relay: Jake Atwood, Jotham Lewise, Henry DeBruin, Noah Wiseman, 3:51; Cole Enochs, Jaden Haldeman, Cole Howland, Devin Howard, 4:09
Pole vault: Andrew Amore, 8’ 6”; Cole Howland, 8’ 0”
High jump: Jaden Haldeman, 3rd, 5’ 2”; Andrew Amore, 5’ 2”
Long jump: Andrew Amore, 18’ 1/2”; Jaden Haldeman, 17’ 8”; Wyatt Cory, 16’ 9”; Riley Henry, 14’ 7”
Shot put: Wes Seyfang, 1st, 50’ 2”; Josh Liff, 4th, 36’ 7”; Aaron Morris, 29’ 5”; Jarron DeBold, 28’ 7”; Aiden Kingery, 27’ 7”
Discus: Wes Seyfang, 1st, 139’ 8”; Jarron DeBold, 83’ 6”; Caden Bridges, 83’ 3”; Aaron Morris, 72’ 11”; Wyatt Cory, 71’ 0”; Aiden Kingery, 66’ 2”
