Day one of the state track and field meet is in the books, and here are the results from the area schools.

In 1A.

Long Jump: Lone Tree’s Jovonte Squires finished fourth with a jump of 20’11”, while Jared Hudson was 21^st with a jump of 17′.

In the girls shuttle WACO finished 22^nd with a time of 1:13.40

In the 3000 meter run, Riley Schmieder was 10^th with a time of 11:14.

In the 3200, Evean Mahler and Keiffer Sexton of Highland finished fourth and fifth respectively. Mahler’s time was 9:56, while Sexton finished at 10:07, and WMU’s Gavin Bencze was 15^th in a time of 10:25.

In the 100 meter dash Kelsey Hora made finals in sixth with a time of 13.17, she also qualified in the 200 meter dash in seventh in 26.88.

In the 200, Jared Hudson of Lone Tree finished 16^th with a time of 23.66.

In the 400, Lone Tree Paige Doehrmann finished 15^th with a time of 1:02.77, and for the boys, Max Fricke finished in 12^th at 52.53, and Highland’s Chris Ford finished 23^rd in 55.41.

The WACO boys shuttle hurdle qualified for finals in a time of 1:00.31.

In long jump, Karile Wade of WMU was 11^th at 15’1.25”, and WACO’s Jennie Greene was 21^st at 14’1.25”.

In 2A/3A

The Washington boys shuttle hurdle was disqualified.

In the 100 meter dash, Lexi Duwa finished 12^th in 12.91, and Macey Marek was 12^th in 13.04. For the boys, Mauricio Ramirez was qualified at 5^th at 11.16, while Alex Coker finished ninth at 11.44.

In the girls 4×800, Mid-Prairie finished 24^th in 10:26.

In the 200 Mid-Prairie’s Lexi Duwa finished 15^th in 26.77, Washington’s Macy Marek finished 23^rd in 27.26. For the boys, Ramirez of Columbus finished ninth in 22.86.

In the 400, Washington’s Morgan Kimball finished 16^th in 1:01.42, while on the boys side, Noah Lebsack finished 15^th in 51.34.

The Washington girls shuttle hurdle team finished 22^nd in 1:11.75.

In long jump for 2A, Mauricio Ramirez was 13^th at 19’10”, and in shot put Levi Duwa of Mid-Prairie finished 13^th with a throw of 47’9”.

Day two is today, and we will be bringing you live reports all day long from the state track and field meet, so keep it tuned to the one to count on AM and FM KCII.