Prep track: King’s Meet

At King’s H.S.

Boys

Team scores: King’s 107, Lakewood 102, South Whidbey 33, Coupeville 22.

110 hurdles—Andrew Stich (L) 15.95 seconds; 100—Josh Dickey (L) 11.34; 1,600—Tyler Ward (K) 5 minutes:03.83 seconds;

400 relay—Lakewood (Cruz Griffin, Tyler Courtney, Brett Bustad, Dickey) 44.29; 400—Cole Zink (SW) 52.73; 300 hurdles—Brandon Kelly (C) 51.16; 800—Drew Cabales (L) 2:00.18; 200—Jackson Hand (K) 23.34; 3,200—Alex Cooper (L) 9:58.13; 1,600 relay—King’s (Ward, Matt Jackson, Ryan Mills, Andrew Brodsky) 3:45.56; High jump—Brett Jones (K) 5 feet-10 inches; Long jump—Jared Hoidal (L) 19-10.5; Triple jump—Kale Reichersamer (SW) 38-10; Shot put—Zach Jacobson (K) 48-11; Discus—Jacobson (K) 153-7; Javelin—Karl Sather (K) 152-7; Pole vault—Drake Mosteller (L) 12-0.

Girls

Team scores: King’s 120, Lakewood 69, South Whidbey 56, Coupeville 21.

100 hurdles—Tera Applegate (SW) 17.75; 100—Miqueala Ishmael (K) 13.62; 1,600—Mallorie Mitchem (SW) 5:47.96;

400 relay—South Whidbey (Applegate, Bailey Forsyth, Madi Boyd, Maia Sparkman) 52.28; 400—Makana Stone (C) 1:00.27; 300 hurdles—Josephine Cox (L) 51.16; 800—Jaime Rodden (SW) 2:35.83; 200—Stone (C) 27.47; 3,200—Erin Rosenkranz (C) 13:53.34; 800 relay—South Whidbey (Boyd, Sparkman, Forsyth, Anna Leski) 1:49.81; 1,600 relay—South Whidbey (Megan Drake, Leski, Mackenzie Hezel, Rodden) 4:25.64; High jump—Maddie Nielsen (K) 5-0; Long jump—Stephanie Smith (L) 15-7.25; Triple jump—Maddy Scherrer (K) 32-1; Shot put—Karly Hibbard (K) 37-5.75; Discus—Larisa Block (L) 104-8; Javelin—Hibbard (K) 118-5; Pole vault—Morgan Shimkus (L) 8-6.

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