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April 11, 2024
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Brian Higgins
The track and field team is competing in the Area meet Thursday at Kuykendall Stadium where the top four finishers in each event will compete in the 5A Region II meet at UTA April 19-20.

More than a dozen Redhawks are taking part in the Area track meet at Kuykendall Stadium on Thursday as the top four in each event advance to 5A Region II meet at UTA April 19-20. Here’s a look at the results of Redhawks competing.

Girls’ 3200 meter run

1st: Sydni Wilkins (senior) 10:55.62

2nd: Sofia Golladay (junior) 11:37.76

Girls’ long jump

4th:  Cayley Beaumont (junior) 16-11.75

Girls’ shot put

1st: Jacy Abii (sophomore) 36-10.25

Girls’ high jump

4th: MacKenzie Raymond (junior) 5-2

Girls’ 800 meter run

3rd: Sofia Golladay (junior) 2:20.30

Boys’ 800 meter run

1st: Jack Voehringer (senior) 1:55.40

Girls’ 400 meter run

5th: Delaney Davidson (senior) 1:00.44

8th: Chelsea Ross (freshman) 1:03.84

Boys’ 300 meter hurdles

8th: Brayden King (sophomore) 42.31

Girls’ 1600 meter run
1st: Sydni Wilkins (senior) 5:14.18
3rd: Sofia Golladay (junior) 5:20.66

Boys’ 1600 meter run
2nd: Jack Voehringer (senior) 4:29.54
Girls’ 4×400 meter relay
3rd: Delaney Davidson, Laya Mallina, Chelsea Ross, Ellyan Robins 4:08.20
Boys’ 4×400 meter relay
7th: Brayden King, Evan Bullitt, AJ Jones, Tennison Byrne 3:30.97
Team results: 
Girls: 3rd place
Boys: 13th place

This story will be updated as results are finalized.

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