EVERETT — For an athlete’s first track meet of the year, being in shape and working away at the offseason rust is often as much of an issue as the opposing competition.
“First meet of the year (everyone is) just trying to get the cobwebs off,” Cascade coach Chris Crockett said.
Isaac Teichgrab was in midseason form, though, in Thursday’s Wesco North meet at Everett Memorial Stadium, taking first in the 100- and 200-meter dashes and finishing second in the javelin with a throw of 147 feet.
At Arlington H.S.
Team scores—Stanwood 67.5, Snohomish 60.5, Cascade 41
110 hurdles—Hanke (St) 15.09; 100—Teichgrab (St) 11.33; 1,600—Goodman (Sn) 4:42.9; 400 relay—Cascade (Heer, Willis, Sepy, Bridgeford) 43.78; 400—Erickson (St) 55.45; 300 hurdles—Wrolftad (St) 42.86; 800—Goodman (Sn) 2:03.10; 200—Teichgrab (St) 22.83; 3,200—Wolfe (Sn) 10:03.28; 1,600 relay—Stanwood 3:42.9; High jump—Johnson (Sn) 6-0; Long jump—Schmidt (St) 21-1.5; Triple jump—Johnson (Sn) 41-1.5; Shot put—Anderson (Sn) 54-2.25; Discus—Anderson (Sn) 142-2; Javelin—Lataquin (C) 151-1; Pole vault—cancelled.
Lake Stevens 81, Marysville-Pilchuck 74, Oak Harbor, 34: At Lake Stevens, Lake Stevens had three athletes win multiple events in the Wesco North meet: Kyle Van Santen (1,600- and 800 meter run), Isaac Molstre (200 and 400) and Kelly Kurisu (shot put and javelin).
At Lake Stevens H.S.
110 hurdles—Tupen (LS) 15.9; 100—Abadan (MP) 11.4; 1,600—Van Santen (LS) 4:31.9; 400 relay—Lake Stevens 44.7; 400—Molstre (LS) 52.0; 300 hurdles—Sanderson (MP) 41.9; 800—Van Santen (LS) 2:05.7; 200—Molstre (LS) 22.8; 3,200—Larson (LS) 10:22.4; 1,600 relay—Oak Harbor 3:41; High jump—Rubble (OH) 6-4; Long jump—Frost (LS) 20-10.5; Triple jump—Rubble (OH) 41-3; Shot put—Kurisu (LS) 48-3.5; Discus—Mitch Giddens (LS) 117.8; Javelin—Kurisu (LS) 166-11.5; Pole vault—Cole (LS) 13.
Everett 70, Monroe 50, Arlington 48: At Edmonds, J Hopkins placed first in three events to lead Everett to a Wesco North victory over Monroe and Arlington. Arlington’s Ryan Schimpf jumped 6 feet to win the high jump and placed second in the long jump.
At Arlington H.S.
110 hurdles—Hopkins (E) 23.50; 100—Dolan (A) 11.64; 1,600—Sutter (M) 4:41.1; 400 relay—Everett (Jones, Hopkins, Giesick, Thomas) 44.10; 400—Grim (E) 54.90; 300 hurdles—Hopkins (E) 40.40; 800—Passalacqua (A) 2:05.60; 200—Hopkins (E) 23.50; 3,200—not reported; 1,600 relay—Everett (Giesick, Norton, Cavanah, Thomas) 3:42.30; High jump—Schimpf (A) 6-0; Long jump—Jones (E) 19-6; Triple jump—Jones (E) 19-6; Shot put—Hampton (A) 48-8.5; Discus—Richards (M) 133-0; Javelin—Lucke (M) 1-61.6; Pole vault—Melnrick (M) 12-0.
Jackson 71, Mariner 60, Mountlake Terrace 39: At Everett, Marzell Jenkins won two events and was on two winning relay teams to guide Mariner to a second-place finish in the Wesco South meet. Adrien Black won three individual events for the Mauraders.
At Mariner H.S.
Hand-timed results
110 hurdles—Milan (M) 16.7; 100—Jenkins (M) 11.0; 1,600—Lance (J) 4:36; 400 relay—Mariner (Burns, Johnson, Arnold, Jenkins) 45.9; 400—Johnson (M) 51.8; 300 hurdles—Black (M) 45.0; 800—Croteau (J) 2:11; 200—Jenkins (M) 22.7; 3,200—Benninga (MT) 9:51; 1,600 relay—Mariner (Arnold, Jenkins, Riley, Johnson) 3:40.4; High jump—Black (M) 6-5; Long jump—Black (M) 19-11.5; Triple jump—Truang (J) 41-10.75; Shot put—Wells (MT) 45-2; Discus—St. Marie (J) 116-4; Javelin—Wells (MT) 158-9; Pole vault—Doerscher (M) 10-6 (no misses).
Edmonds-Woodway 70.5, Shorewood 63, Lynnwood 47.5: At Shoreline, Edmonds-Woodway placed first in nine events to win the Wesco South tri-meet.
At Shoreline Stadium
110 hurdles—Fellows (EW) 16.58; 100—Burnett (LW) 12.2; 1,600—(EW) 3:35.46; 400 relay—(SW) 47.18; 400—Wafer (EW) 51.32; 300 hurdles—Fellows (EW) 44.38; 800—Grover (EW) 2.06; 200—Weber (SW) 24.65; 3,200—Jackson (SW) 10:16.1; 1,600 relay—Grover (EW) 4.33; High jump—Fellows (EW) 5—4; Long jump—Weber (SW) 19—75; Triple jump—Fellowes (EW) 41—3; Shot put—Nichols (SW) 44; Discus—Brondlien (EW) 130—7; Javelin—Burrett (LW) 165—3; Pole vault—Rajih (LW) 10—1.
King’s 135, Cedarcrest 21, Granite Falls 10: At Shoreline, King’s swept all but the 1,600-meter relay event to capture the Cascade Conference tri-meet victory.
At Woolsey Stadium
110 hurdles—Brugger (K) 16.61; 100—Fuller (K) 11.42; 1,600—Halvorson (K) 4:54.3; 400—Lam (K) 59.55; 300 hurdles—Dean (K) 44,04; 800—Geers (K) 2:15.9; 200—Fuller (K) 23.35; 3,200—Halvorson (K) 10:49.8; 1,600 relay—Cedarcrest (Candland, Thompson, Hammontree, Erickson) 3:41.4; High jump—Talbot (K) 5-8; Long jump—Yakovich (K) 19-8; Triple jump—Clauson (K) 38-10.5; Shot put—Swanson (K) 49-8,75; Discus—Swanson (K) 134-6; Javelin—Clausen (K) 145-11; Pole vault—Lehman (K) 11-0.
Lakewood 86, South Whidbey 60, Sultan 18: At Marysville, Terrence Ordonez won the 1,600-meter run and 800 to lead Lakewood to the Cascade Conference win. South Whidbey’s Andy Bennett won the 110 and 300 hurdles and the triple jump.
At Lakewood H.S.
110 hurdles—Bennett (SW) 17.64; 100—Sanda (SW) 11.99; 1,600—Ordonez (L) 4:36.26; 400 relay—Lakewood (Diamond, Price, Tanner, Regimbal) 50.20; 400—Cogger (S) 55.02; 300 hurdles—Bennett (SW) 45.28; 800—Ordonez (L) 2:04.14; 200—Smith (L) 23.42; 3,200—Guske (L) 10:25.04; 1,600 relay—Lakewood (Davenport, Smith, Trudell, Scott) 3:43.10; High jump—Hesselman (L) 6-0; Long jump—Grossi (S) 20-04; Triple jump—Bennett (SW) 40-03; Shot put—Monell (SW) 41-10.5; Discus—Culbertson (L) 142-8.5; Javelin—Hess (L) 137-11; Pole vault—Hulslander (L) and Butler (L) 11-0.
Coupeville 76, Archbishop Murphy 57: At Coupeville, Kyle King won the 1,600-, 800-and 3,200-meter races to pace Coupeville to the Cascade Conference victory.
At Coupeville H.S.
110 hurdles—Bennett (A) 19.15; 100—Martinez (A) 12.41; 1,600—King (C) 4:37.28; 400 relay—(A) 47.3; 400—McDonald (C) 54.09; 300 hurdles—Bennett (A) 44.72; 800—King (C) 2:15.72; 200—Campbell (C) 26.20; 3,200—King (C) 11:34.06; 1,600 relay—(C) 3:55.39; High jump—Miller (C) 5—8; Long jump—Campbell (C) 18—6; Triple jump—Woods (A) 40—4; Shot put—Habek (C) 38—8; Discus—Habek (C) 98—7; Javelin—Miller (C) 145—2.
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