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No Pflugerville High track athlete qualified for the state meet at the 5A Region II meet in Waco.

The Panthers had competitors in 12 events, however, their best finish was a third earned by sophomore Taliyah Brooks in the long jump (19-feet-0.25-inches).

At the 4A meet in Denton, Hendrickson’s Kyndall Clanton had the best showing, finishing third in the long jump (22-03.50). The Hawks 1600-meter relay team, A’Ric Deshay-Scott, Derwood Kirby, Brandon Kirby and Joshua McKinney also finished third (3 minutes, 22.75 seconds). McKinney was sixth in the 400 (49.75). Hector Flores placed seventh in the 1600 (4:36.86).

Connally’s 1600 relay team, Evan Nicoles, Trayvis Rice, Kavion Harris and Marcus Edwards, were fourth (3:24.20). Edwards also was fourth in the long jump (22-02) and 200 (22.19). Rice finished fifth in the triple jump (44-08). Deon Gaddy was eighth in the high jump (6-04). Cedric Haley took ninth in the discus (139-04).

The top girl finisher was Hendrickson’s Shavona Tavarez who placed ninth in the triple jump (36-03.50).

The Hawk boys finished the two-day event with a score of 139, better than second-place Hutto’s 109. Connally finished in a tie for third with 84. Hendrickson’s girls finished with 176 points, easily outdistancing Manor who had 126. Connally was sixth with 35.

Hendrickson’s boy team scored five wins in the meet. Joshua McKinney won the 400-meters (48.81 seconds), Hector Flores the 1600 (4 minutes, 35.29 seconds), Aaron Betschart the 3200 (9:56.97), Devin Smith the triple jump (44-feet-10-inches) and Tommie Robins the shot put (49-2.5). Deionta James was third in the 400 (51.48). Flores was second in the 3200 (9:57.16). Ron Williams took second in the 300 hurdles (41.62). McKinney was third in the long jump (22-4). The Hawks 1600 relay team finished second (3:21.86).

Connally scored wins from Jerryl Yarbrough in the 110 hurdles (15.60), Marcus Edwards in the long jump (22-11) and Cedric Haley in the discus (143-9). Edwards also took third in the 200 (22.40). The Cougars 400 relay team was third (42.71) as was their 1600 relay team (3:25.28).

The Hawks girls team was led by wins from Shavona Tavarez in the 200 (26.34) and the triple jump (37.3.75 and Kayla Brown in the 400 (1:00.78). The Hawks also swept the relays, winning the 400 (49.31), 800 (1:45.32) and 1600 (4:07.98). Hendrickson’s Jennifer Mbanasor finished second in the 100 (13.08). Brown was second in the 800 (2:20.91). Kristen Martin took third in the 1600 (5:35.85) and 3200 (12:05.92). Breocia Russell was third in the 100 hurdles and 300 hurdles (48.97). Chelsea Williams finished third in the high jump (4-10). Kiana Burgess was second in the long jump (16-3). Adrian Haney placed third in the pole vault (7-6).

Connally’s 400 (50.61) and 800 (1:46.90) relay teams each took third.

The top three finishers in each event advance to the region meet on May 2-3 in Denton.

As she has been all year, Brooks was dominant in her events. She won the 100-meter hurdles (14.42 seconds), 300 hurdles (44.26), high jump (5-feet-7.5-inches) and long jump (18-04.75). The only other first for the Panther girls came from their 400 relay team as Angel Byers, Danielle Aiken, Stephanie Onyeje and LaShawnda Simmons finished in 48.21 seconds.

Pflugerville’s Jasmine Brooks took third in the 100 (12.31) with Onyeje fifth (12.38). Simmons was fifth in the 200 (26.20). Aiken, Larika Fowler, Ashley King and Stacey Ogunrinade took sixth in the 1600 relay (4:18.89). Leah Moorer placed fourth in the high jump (5-02). Simone Sawyer was third in the discus (102-02.5), Linda Tappa fourth (101-03.5) and Melissa Salinas sixth (96-04). Jasmine Brooks finished second in the long jump (17-11.5). Sierra Martin was sixth in the pole vault (8-6). Sawyer finished second in the shot put (36-10), C’Quashac Williams was fifth (34-00).

The Panther boys lone win came from James Hilliard in the long jump (22-02.75). Hilliard also finished fifth in the 300 hurdles (40.43) and sixth in the high jump (5-10). Mason Castaneda was sixth in the shot put (45-03.50). Yusuf Khan took second in the 3200 (9:43.82) and sixth in the 1600 (4:44.47). Bryce Decker was sixth in the 100 (11.26). Stephon Brown, Michael Bowens, Derius Yarbrough and Hilliard placed third in the 400 relay (42.60) and fourth in the 800 relay (1:29.85).

The top three finishers in each event advance to the region meet at Baylor University on May 2.

The Panthers finished sixth in both the junior varsity boys and girls meets. Pflugerville’s freshman boys team was seventh. The Panthers did not field a freshman girls’ team.

Pflugerville’s Ashton Thielke won the JV boys 300 hurdles (41.69). Jalyssa McGill won the girls discus (95-00) and Kayla Macleod took first in the high jump (4-08).

Brooks sailed 19-feet-0-inches to defeat Austin Johnson’s Kierra White (18-11.25) who finished second. Brooks also finished fourth in the high jump (5-5) and ninth in the division II 100-meter hurdles (15.89).

Tavarez was recently informed that she had qualifed to take part in a track meet sponsored by Down Under Sports this summer where she will test her skill against athletes from all over the world.

“I’m excited,” Tavarez said. “It was shocking. People from all over the world will be there, so it’s pretty crazy.”

Tavarez said that scouts from the Down Under Sports organization saw her compete and invited her to apply.

“They saw me run in school,” she explained. “They sent a letter to my coach and asked if I wanted to do it.”

The chance to represent her state and country and compete against other top athletes her age is a big deal for Tavarez. Even though she is only a sophomore she is already establishing herself as one of the top competitors on the Hawks’ team and she hopes the experience this summer will make her even better.

“I hope to gain more confidence and meet new people,” she said. “I want to have fun and give it my all and see how good the other athletes from around the world are.”

Tavarez says she began competing in track when she was 8-years old. In a way she seems destined to be in the position she now finds herself in. Her mother is a coach of the Austin Striders Track Club which was founded by her grandfathers Harvey and Howard Ware. She competes in the 200-meters, triple jump and relays for Hendrickson. She says she will also compete in these events in Australia and hopes the top-notch competition will bring out the best in her.

“I want to run my personal best in the 200 and jump at least 37 feet in the triple jump.”

Seventh Grade

Boys

100-meter dash

1. Sorrells (WMS) 11.6

2. Brown (DMS) 11.89

3. Williams (PCMS) 11.9

200

1. Somerville (DMS) 25.31

2. Lawrence (WMS) 25.3

3. Belton (KLMS) 25.81

400

1. Somerville (DMS) 57.85

2. Meeks (PCMS) 1:00.15

3. Beason (PMS) 1:00.20

800

1. Vasquez (PCMS) 2:32.38

2. Escamilla (KLMS) 2:32.72

3. Williams (PMS) 2:33.76

1600

1. Williams (PMS) 5:37.32

2. Mangrum (PCMS) 5:39.0

3. Ables (KLMS) 5:39.6

110 hurdles

1. Wyman (KLMS) 17.47

2. Rau-Lopez (WMS) 17.6

3. Pham (PMS) 19.19

300 hurdles

1. Wyman (KLMS) 45.82

2. Vasquez (PCMS) 48.22

3. Johnson (PMS) 49.99

400 relay

1. Westview 46.46

2. Pflugerville 48.18

3. Park Crest 48.30

800 relay

1. Park Crest 1:45.30

2. Westview 1:46.57

3. Pflugerville 1:47.01

1600 relay

1. Westview 3:51.06

2. Park Crest 4:01.18

3. Kelly Lane 4:03.23

Long jump

1. Williams (PCMS) 18-2.25

2. Rau-Lopez (WMS) 16-4

3. Brown (DMS) 15-10

Shot put

1. Gordon (KLMS) 38-0

2. Scott (DMS) 35-0.5)

3. Cyr (KLMS) 33-0

Discus

1. Scott (DMS) 86-7

2. Atkinson (WMS) 85-3

3. Stephens (KLMS) 84-6.5

Triple jump

1. Williams (PCMS) 36-6.5

2. Rau-Lopez (WMS) 35-8

3. Bautista (WMS) 32-3.75

High jump

1. Wright (DMS) 4-10

2. Beason (PMS) 4-8

3. Daniels (PMS) 4-8

Girls

100

1. Horton (PCMS) 12.65

2. Alfred (KLMS) 13.06

3. Anthony (KLMS) 13.21

200

1. Alfred (KLMS) 27.75

2. Anthony (KLMS) 27.94

3. Washington (PCMS) 28.67

400

1. Burleson (PCMS) 1:07.04

2. Babino (PMS) 1:08.48

3. Durio (PMS) 1:09.58

800

1. Brooks (PMS) 2:35.65

2. Babino (PMS) 2:42.81

3. Scyrus (PCMS) 2:50.18

1600

1. Baltrip (KLMS) 5:54.97

2. Hernandez (KLMS) 6:01.18

3. Balderas (PMS) 6:13.0

2400

1. Baltrip (KLMS) 9:24.0

2. Hernandez (KLMS) 9:34.0

3. Barazi (PMS) 10:04.0

100 hurdles

1. Goodwin (PCMS) 16.66

2. Kourotchkine (PMS) 16.730

3. Burleson (PCMS) 18.9

300 hurdles

1. Kourotchkine (PMS) 48.87

2. Brooks (PMS) 50.64

3. Goodwin (PCMS) 51.02

400 relay

1. Park Crest 52.52

2. Kelly Lane 53.31

3. Westview 53.56

800 relay

1. Park Crest 1:51.5

2. Westview 1:56.31

3. Dessau 1:56.31

1600 relay

1. Pflugerville 4:23.06

2. Kelly Lane 4:37.99

3. Park Crest 4:38.03

Long jump

1. Brooks (PMS) 15-6

2. Anthony (KLMS) 15-0.25

3. Washington (PCMS) 14-1.5

Shot put

1. Brathwaite (PCMS) 32-8

2. Goodwin (PCMS) 28-0

3. Diaz (DMS) 27-8

Discus

1. Diaz (DMS) 69-3.5

2. Brathwaite (PCMS) 68-10

3. Morgan (PCMS) 62-9.5

Triple jump

1. Anthony (KLMS) 31-4

2. Aossey (WMS) 27-1.75

3. Foster (WMS) 26-8.5

High jump

1. Brooks (PMS) 4-10

2. Miramontez (PMS) 4-6

3. Burleson (PCMS) 4-6

Eighth grade

Boys

100

1. Burden (DMS) 11.48

2. Johnson (PMS) 11.50

3. Maloy (KLMS) 11.57

200

1. Burden (DMS) 23.82

2. Wallace (PMS) 24.25

3. Ates (PCMS) 24.53

400

1. Williams (PMS) 56.87

2. Bickham (PMS) 57.40

3. Lofton (WMS) 57.53

800

1. Ruiz (KLMS) 2:16.23

2. Miramontez (PMS) 2:20.59

3. Sanchez (KLMS) 2:21.13

1600

1. Viegra (KLMS) 5:07.56

2. Pena (KLMS) 5:07.91

3. Perine (PMS) 5:16.41

2400

1. Pena (KLMS) 8:20.28

2. Viegra (KLMS) 8:23.52

3. Perine (PMS) 8:27.28

110 hurdles

1. Hairston (KLMS) 16.40

2. Knight (PMS) 17.88

3. McWilliams (PMS) 18.16

300 hurdles

1. Knight (PMS) 42.71

2. Hairston (KLMS) 45.15

3. Steward (DMS) 45.48

400 relay

1. Pflugerville 46.24

2. Dessau 47.12

3. Park Crest 47.21

800 relay

1. Park Crest 1:42.78

2. Pflugerville 1:42.90

3. Dessau 1:45.37

1600 relay

1. Pflugerville 3:51.93

2. Park Crest 3:55.78

3. Dessau 3:56.17

Long jump

1. Maloy (KLMS) 19-4

2. Brown (PMS) 17-4.75

3. Bickham (PMS) 17-0.5

Shot put

1. Valdez (KLMS) 42-7

2. Villegas (PMS) 38-0

3. Turner (DMS) 37-4.5

Discus

1. Sandlin (KLMS) 104-2.5

2. Garza (PMS) 100-1.5

3. Rivera (DMS) 98-11

Triple jump

1. Morgan (PMS) 38-3

2. Maloy (KLMS) 37-4

3. Brown (PMS) 36-3

High jump

1. Brown (PMS) 5-6

2. Floyd (KLMS) 5-4

3. Akeredolu (PCMS) 5-2

Girls

100

1. Middleton (PMS) 12.85

2. Evbayiro (PCMS) 12.97

3. Williams (PMS) 13.15

200

1. Oliver (PCMS) 27-41

2. 2. Wilson (PMS) 27.71

3. Nunez (KLMS) 27.9

400

1. Graves (KLMS) 1:08.41

2. Olaudah (PCMS) 1:08.79

3. Simpson (PCMS) 1:09.33

800

1. Graves (KLMS) 2:44.6

2. Woodard (KLMS) 2:44.79

3. Wills (PMS) 2:45.41

1600

1. Rosa (KLMS) 6:13.85

2. Cervantes (PMS) 6:14.19

3. Reedy (PCMS) 6:20.91

2400

1. Franke (PCMS) 9:54

2. Rosa (KLMS) 10:02

3. Cervantes (PMS) 10:05

100 hurdles

1. Wilson (PMS) 17.12

2. Nunez (KLMS) 17.41

3. Hoang (PCMS) 17.6

300 hurdles

1. Matus (KLMS) 51.8

2. Taylor (PCMS) 51.94

3. Lovett (KLMS) 53.09

400 relay

1. Pflugerville 52.47

2. Park Crest 52.72

3. Dessau 54.96

800

1. Pflugerville 1:52.9

2. Park Crest 1:52.93

3. Dessau 2:00.92

1600

1. Park Crest 4:27.05

2. Pflugerville 4:36.34

3. Kelly Lane 4:40.88

Long jump

1. Middleton (PMS) 15-9.75

2. Lofton (WMS) 15-0.5

3. Martin (PCMS) 14-9.5

Shot put

1. Reyes (PCMS) 34-8.5

2. Ojiyi (PCMS) 34-4

3. Rusch (KLMS) 33-11

Discus

1. Rusch (KLMS) 73-6

2. Hunter (PMS) 67-4.5

3. Price (PCMS) 67-4

Triple jump

1. Johnson (WMS) 30-6.25

2. Etnyre (KLMS) 30-3

3. Williams (PMS) 30-2.25

High jump

1. Lesikar (PMS) 4-8

2. Simpson (PCMS) 4-6

3. Masi (KLMS) 4-4

Taliyah Brooks led the way for the Panthers, winning four events. Brooks took first in the long jump (19-feet-5.5-inches), high jump (5-5), 100 hurdles (15.03 seconds) and 300 hurdles (46.62). Jasmine Brooks won the 100-meter dash (12.39). The Panthers also won the 800 relay.

Jasmine Brooks was third in the long jump (18-5) and fourth in the high jump (4-10). Leah Moore took second in the high jump (5-0). Angel Byers was sixth in the triple jump (33-7.5) and fourth in the 100 (12.96). Melissa Salinas finished fourth in the discus (95-10.5). Stepahnie Onyeje was fifth in the 100 (13.06). Ashley King took fourth in the 300 hurdles (49.80) and Samantha Parks was fifth in the pole vault (8-0). The Panthers 1600 relay team finished fourth (4:23.45).

Led by Taliyah Brooks, the Panther girls finished first in nine events on the day. Brooks won the 100-meter hurdles (14.65 seconds), the 300 hurdles (45.00), the long jump (18-feet, 2-inches) and the high jump (5-6). Jasmine Brooks won the 100 (12.12), Simone Sawyer the shot put (34-3) and discus (105-10) and Sierra Martin the pole vault (8-0). The Panthers relay team of Danielle Aikens, Lashawnda Simmons, Angel Byers and Vera-Mae Walker took the 400 relay (48.77).

Pflugerville’s Stephanie Onyeje took second in the 100 (12.21), Simmons was second in the 200 (24.93), Stacey Orgunrinade was sixth in the 400 (1:05.15) and Carly Gibson was fourth in the 1600 (6:08.75). Linda Tappa took second in the shot put (32-4.75) and Melissa Salinas was third (31-6.75). The pair reversed order in the discus with Salinas second (101-2) and Tappa third (94-4.5). Angel Byers finished third in the triple jump (33-8) and Taylor Cobbs was sixth (31-0). Leah Moore was second in the high jump (5-4) and Jasmine Brooks third (5-0). Haley Vander Laan placed third in the pole vault (7-0). In the 800 relay the team of Danielle Aiken, Taliyah Brooks, Jasmine Brooks and Simmons finished second (1:43.68). Jasmine Brooks, Walker, Orgunrinade and Ashley Ieans took second in the 1600 relay (4:22.16).

The Hawks had a nice showing as well. Hendrickson’s Kayla Brown won the 800 (2:28.50). Sade Triplett took first in the 1600 (5:51.46) and 3200 (12:41.22) and the team of Cameo Buckner, Kiana Burgess, Brown and Meagan Mars won the 1600 relay (4:11.52).

Shavonna Tavarez took third in the 200 (25.40). Kayla Brown was third in the 400 (1:02.28) and Cameo Buckner fourth (1:02.84). Buckner placed second in the 800 (2:29.53). Kristen Martin was third in the 1600 (5:53.50) and second in the 3200 (12:45.90). Claudia Rodriguez finished third in the 3200 (13:56.56). Breocia Russell placed second in the 100 hurdles (17.93) and fourth in the 300 hurdles (52.99). Meg Haney was fifth in the 300 hurdles (53.02). Burgess placed fourth in the long jump (16-6), Essesnce Spears was sixth (15-9). Ahmaya Mustafa placed fourth in the discus (85-3), Ogechi Anyanwu was fifth (84-8). Tavarez finished second in the long jump (34-11). Chelsea Williams was fifth in the high jump (4-8). Haney took second in the pole vault (7-6). Buckner was fourth (7-0) and Triplett fifth (7-0). The Hawks team of Jennifer Mbanasor, Tavarez, Burgess and Mars finished fourth in the 400 relay (49.40) and fifth in the 800 relay (1:45.53).

Connally’s Raven Wrencher took sixth in the 800 (2:41.02) and Alyssa Hernandez was sixth in the 1600 (6:17.21).

The Hawk boys were paced by Daje Johnson who won the 100 (10.55) and Josh McKinney who took first in the 400 (50.72). Aric Deshay-Scott, Derwood Kirby, McKinney and Deionta James teamed to win the 1600 relay (3:24.09). Ryan Allen won the shot put (46-11.5) and Datrick Edwards won the discus (145-5).

Hendrickson’s Michael Thomas took sixth in the 100 (10.99). Derwood Kirby was second in the 200 (21.99). Deshay-Scott finished fifth in the 400 (52.38) and James was sixth (52.43). Taylor Smith took fifth in the 800 (2:05.28). Hector Flores was second in the 1600 (4:44.81), Aaron Betschart took third (4:51.56) and Austin Oden fifth (4:58.34). Flores was third in the 3200 (10:18.93), Betschart fourth (10:47.12) and Juan Vargas sixth (11:39.75). Neil Haight placed fifth in the 110 hurdles (16.71) and Ron Williams sixth (17.49). Ron Williams was second in the 300 hurdles (41.91), Taylor Smith fifth (43.27) and Haight sixth (43.37). Johnson took third in the long jump (21-8.5). Gabriel Whitman was fifth in the shot put (42-5.25). Reid Mitchell was fourth in the discus (136-4.5), Everett Holloway sixth (111-2). Quinton Wycoff placed fourth in the triple jump (41-4). Jalen Washington took fourth in the high jump (6-2), Elijah Reese was sixth (5-10). Smith finished second in the pole vault (11-6), Haight third (11-0) and Jacob Gottner fourth (10-0). Jarrod Atwell-Dorsey, Michael Thomas, Johnson and McKinney teamed to take third in the 400 relay (44.02) and Thomas, Kirby, Johnson and Atwell-Dorsey were third in the 800 relay (1:32.11).

Connally’s Deon Gaddy won the high jump (6-6). Marcus Edwards won the 200 (21.40) and took second in the 100 (10.68). Jordan Libios was fifth in the 100 (10.96). Tray Rice was fifth in the 200 (22.72). Evan Nicholes took fourth in the 400 (51.94). Dominique White was third in the 110 hurdles (15.77). Andrew Hellriegel, Jordan Libios, Rice and Nathaniel Ritcherson finished second in the 400 (43.21). Hellriegel, Nicholes, Anthony Allen and Jerrel Yarbrough were fourth in the 400 relay (1:32.37). Hellriegel, Nicholes, Rice and Marcus Edwards were third in the 1600 relay (3:29.21). Rice finished sixth in the long jump (21-1). Joe Jones was third in the shot put (43-7) and fifth in the discus (113-2). Cedric Haley took third in the discus (140-6). Rice took second in the triple jump (42.7.5), White was fifth (39-11.5) and Hellriegel sixth (39-5.5). Devonte Lyons took fifth in the pole vault (9-0).

The Panthers got a win from Yusuf Khan in the 1600 (4:34.12). Khan finished second in the 3200 (10:05.90). Pflugerville’s Stephon Brown finished fourth in the 200 (22.34). James Hillard was second in the 400 (51.58). Zac Barton placed sixth in the 1600 (5:03.87). Micah Rios took fifth in the 3200 (10:53.68). Bryce Decker, Derius Yarbrough, Jose Balderas and Stephon Brown took fourth in the 400 relay (44.34). Yarbrough, Hillard, Decker and Brown finished second in the 800 relay (1:30.06) and Jay Byrd, Craig McWilliams, Trenton Coleman and Hillard were fourth in the 1600 relay (3:36.69). Hillard took second in the long jump (21-9.25), Brown was fifth (21-1). Mason Castanaeda placed sixth in the shot put (42.4.25).

Connally swept the junior varsity meet, winning the boys division with 194 points and the girls with 147. Pflugerville was second (164) in the boys, Hendrickson third (161). The Panthers were second in the girls (136), Hendrickson finished fourth (105).

Connally got wins from Cedric Robertson in the 100 (11.00) and 200 (23.12). Kavion Harris won the 400 (54.37). EdDrick McDonald, Tyris King, Zach Freeland and Leo Dawson won the 800 relay (1:33.88). Freeland won the shot put (39-4) and discus (123-3.5). Santosh Dongol won the pole vault (9-0).

Pflugerville’s Alex Salgado won the 800 (2:10.09) and the 1600 (4:59.37). Johnny Alvarez won the 3200 (10:55.24). The team of Chris Joseph, Jayvon Dempesy, Earl Grant and Jerran Peebles won the 400 relay (45.56).

Hendrickson’s Ronnie Mitchell won the 110 hurdles (16.02) and 300 hurdles (42.00). The Hawks’ team of Greyling Conner, Mitchell, Blayne Hernandez and Devin Smith won the 1600 relay (3:38.91). Samaje Perine took the triple jump (40-11).

On the girls side Connally’s Caren Brown won the 100 (12.74). Katie Samples won the 800 (2:40.49) and 1600 (6:16.72). The team of Kashayla Coleman, Lauren Pitman, Dominique Mays and Brown finished first in the 400 relay (51.12). Coleman, Jamie Lamb, Mays and Brown won the 800 relay (1:49.87). Lamb won the high jump (4-6).

Pflugerville’s Ashley King took first in the 300 hurdles (50.00). Cayla Ross was first in the long jump (15-3.5). C’Quashae Williams won the shot put (30-0.5). Samantha Parks won the pole vault (8-0).

Hendrickson’s Victoria Ike won the discus (79-1).

The Hawks were led by Texas A&M commit Josh McKinney who won the 400-meter dash (49.63 seconds). He then teamed with James Deionta, Derwood Kirby and Aric Deshay-Scott to win the 1600 relay (3:25.04). McKinney also took fourth in the long jump (22-feet).

Hendrickson’s Daje Johnson took second in the 100 (11.23 seconds). Derwood Kirby was second in the 200 (22.88). Aric Deshay-Scott placed fifth in the 400 (52.86). Hector Flores was sixth in the 1600 (4:46.20). Ron Williams was fourth in the 300 hurdles (41.43). The team of Johnson, Kyndall Clanton, Kenny Williams and McKinney finished fifth in the 400 relay (44.55). Williams, Kirby, Johnson and Clanton finished fifth in the 800 relay (1:32.90). Ray Allen was third in the shot put (46-5). Datrick Edwards placed third in the discus (130-5.5). Taylor Smith finished sixth in the pole vault (10-0).

Connally’s Evan Nichols placed sixth in the 400 (53.17). Marcus Edwards was third in the 200 (23.01). Jerrell Yarbrough was third in the 110 hurdles (16.11) and sixth in the 300 hurdles (42.02). The Cougars team of Andrew Hellriegel, Nathaniel Richardson, Tray Rice and Edwards placed second in the 400 relay (43.75). Evan Nichols, Rice, Hellriegel and Edwards finished sixth in the 1600 relay (3:32.40). Mason Castaneda finished fourth in the shot put (45-1.5). Cedric Haley finished fourth in the discus (129-8.5). Rice was fifth in the triple jump (42-0). Deon Gaddy took fourth in the high jump (6-6).

Pflugerville’s Yusuf Khan took second in the 3200 (10 minutes, 9 seconds) and fifth in the 1600 (4:41.40). The Panthers’ James Hillard finished second in the 300 hurdles (40.20). Pflugerville’s team of Bryce Decker, Derius Yarbrough, Jay Bird and Stephon Brown placed third in the 400 relay (44.38). Bird, Yarbrough, Brown an dTrenton Coleman took third in the 800 relay (1:31.10).

In the girls’ meet, Hendrickson was led by Kayla Brown who won the 800 (2:27.80) and took second in the 400 (1:02.79).

Jennifer Mbanasor took third in the 100 (13.40). Chelsea Williams finished second in the 800 (2:32.30) Shavonna Tavarez was second in the 200 (27.18) and the triple jump (34-6.5). Cameo Buckner was fifth in the 400 (1:04.82). Kristen Martin finished fourth in the 1600 (5:50.40), Sade Triplett was fifth (5:53.80). Martin was also fourth in the 3200 (13:01.80) with Triplett fifth (13:14.60) and Alexandria Bradburn sixth (13:33.0). Breocia Russell finished fifth in the 100 hurdles (18.26) and the 300 hurdles (51.88). The Hawks team of Mbanasor, Tavarez, Kiana Burgess and Meagan Mars took second in the 400 relay (50.18). Mbanasor, Mars, Burgess and Essesnce Spears were third in the 800 relay (1:50.39) and Buckner, Tavarez, Kayla Brown and Burgess teamed to finish third in the 1600 relay (4:12.70). Burgess took third in the long jump (16-3.25). Karissa Allen was sixth in the shot put (29-11.5). Ogechi Anyanwu finished sixth in the discus (79-3.5). Mars was third in the triple jump (30-2). Meg Haney placed fourth in the pole vault (6-6) with Triplett fifth (6-6).

The Cougar girls finished second in the junior varsity meet. Pflugerville was fourth and Hendrickson sixth. Cedar Park won the JV girls division. The Hendrickson boys were third, behind Copperas Cove and Harker Heights, in the JV boys class. Connally took fourth and Pflugerville sixth.

Pflugerville’s Alex Salgado won the boys 1600 (5:00.50). Connally’s Dominique White took the 110 hurdles (16.06). Cougar Dejon Williams won the long jump (20-7). Romello McCabe won the pole vault (10-0).

In the girls events, Connally’s Dominique Mays won the 100 (13.76) with teammate Haydee Lamb winning the 200 (27.79) and the 300 hurdles (50.32). Mays, Kashayla Coleman, Lauren Pittman and Caren Brown won the 400 relay (52.10). Coleman, Jamie Lamb, Mays and Brown won the 800 relay (1:50.43) and Pittman, Coleman, Jamie Lamb and D.J. Kirby won the 1600 relay (4:22.90). Jamie Lamb finished first in the long jump (15-2.5). Pflugerville’s Stacey Ogunrinade won the 400 (1:04.38). Hendrickson’s Amaya Mustafa took first in the discus (80-6.5).