Devin Edwards of Port Angeles puts in the girls shot put on her home field during the Port Angeles Invitational meet on Saturday. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)

Devin Edwards of Port Angeles puts in the girls shot put on her home field during the Port Angeles Invitational meet on Saturday. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)

PORT ANGELES TRACK INVITE: PA girls tie for first; Sequim boys second

PORT ANGELES — The Port Angeles track and field girls tied for first place at the Port Angeles Invitational, while the Sequim boys finished a close second.

A total of eight schools participated in the meet. The Roughrider girls, who were strong in the distance events, tallied 137 team points, the same as North Kitsap. The Sequim boys won 11 events and finished with 133 points, second to North Kitsap’s 143.

The Port Angeles boys were third with 108 points, while the Clallam Bay girls were third with 77.

Sequim’s Riley Martin won two events, the 110-meter hurdles (In 15.78 seconds) and the 300-meter hurdles (43.81 seconds), while Forks’ Cole Baysinger won two individual events, the discus (129 feet, 1 inch) and the high jump (5-8) and Port Angeles’ Liam Clark won both the long jump (17-8 ¾) and the triple jump (40-8).

The Sequim 4×100 (Silas Isenberger, Logan Laxson, Darren Salazar, Alec Shingleton) and 4×400 (Isenberger, Trey Brouillard, Martin and Shingleton) relays both took first, in 45.783 and 3:40.3, respectively.

Other boys’ winners include:

• 100-meter dash — Salazar, Sequim, 11.81

• 200-meter dash — Isenberger, Sequim, 23.71

• 400-meter run — Brouillard, Sequim, 56.19

• 800-meter run — Shingleton, Sequim, 2:08.38

• 1,500-meter run — Murray Bingham, Sequim, 4:17.93.

For the girls, the Long sisters — Millie and Gracie — were busy for Port Angeles.

Millie Long won the 200-meter run (28.31) and the 300-meter hurdles (49.73), while Gracie Long won the 1,500-meter run (5:08.99), the high jump (4-8) and the 1,500-meter steeplechase in a school record time of 5:19.82.

Roughrider Maddie Dougherty also won the 800-meter run (2:35.11) and the 3,000-meter run (11:18.65) as it was a clean sweep in the distance events for Port Angeles. Technically, Port Angeles’ Lauren Larson won the 3,000 meters in a time of 11:18.62, but she is a freshman and was running as a junior varsity competitor, so Doughterty gets credit for varsity first place. Larson gets bragging rights.

“Maddie was the designated varsity runner. They both ran together the whole race averaging 93-second laps and then both ran a 77-second last lap and the straight-a-way duel was really thrilling. Neither would give in and they traded leads all the way. A classic,” said Port Angeles track coach Rob Sheedy

The Port Angeles 4×400 relay team of Dougherty, Gracie Long, Kenzie DeLeon and Lauren Larson won with a time of 4:44.12.

Other girls’ winners include:

• 4×200 relay — Clallam Bay (Kendra Anderson, Sidney Smith, Hannah Olson, Miriam Wonderly), 2:01.64

• 100-meter hurdles — Shayli Schuman, Sequim, first, 17.20.

• Shot put — Devin Edwards, PA, 32-6 1/4.

• Pole Vault — Elizabeth Sweet, Sequim, 9-0.

Port Angeles Invitational

Saturday, March 17

Boys

Team Results

North Kitsap, first, 143; Sequim, second, 133; Port Angeles, third, 108; Forks, fourth, 58; Tacoma Baptist, fifth, 44; Neah Bay, sixth, 38; Clallam Bay, seventh, 37; Crosspoint, eighth 10.

Individual Results

100-Meter Dash — Darren Salazar, Sequim, first, 11.81; Ryan Strid, Clallam Bay, fourth, 12.10a; Antonio Farias, Forks, sixth, 13.48

200-Meter Dash — Silas Isenberger, Sequim, first, 23.71; Strid, CB, fourth, 25.22; Logan Tyson, Port Angeles, sixth, 26.29; Elijah Tabor, Forks, seventh, 27.20; Ramon Tinoco, Neah Bay, eighth, 29.12.

400-Meter Run — Trey Brouillard, Sequim, first, 56.19; Ryan McCoy, CB, third, 1:00.28; Nolan Hughes, PA, fourth, 1:00.62; Ricardo Barrargan, Forks, fifth, 1:08.33.

800-Meter Run — Alec Shingleton, Sequim, first, 2:08.38; Thomas Shaw, PA, third, 2:16.74; Tyrone Chambers, NB, fourth, 2:58.09.

1,500-Meter Run — Murray Bingham, Sequim, first, 4:17.93; Shaw, PA, third, 4:35.62; Wesley Camacho, Forks, fourth, 4:54.49; Isaac Jay Brunk, NB, fifth, 5:09.73.

3,000-Meter Run — Bingham, Sequim, second, 10:05.04; Matthew Larson, Forks, third, 11:04.49; Brunk, NB, fourth, 11:29.14.

110-Meter Hurdles — Riley Martin, Sequim, first, 15.78; Caleb Flodstrom, PA, third, 20.45.

300-Meter Hurdles — Martin, Sequim, first, 43.81; Nathan Denton, PA, third, 47.66.

2K Steeplechase — Denton, PA, second, 7:50.73.

4×100 Relay —Sequim (Isenberger, Logan Laxson, Salazar, Shingleton), first, 45.73; PA, (Logan Tyson, Javen Waller, Chase Cobb, Chad Ward), third, 50.03; Forks, (Antonio Farias, Skyler Steffen, Ricardo Barrargan, Elijah Tabor), fourth, 52.43; NB(Tyrone Chambers, Devon Halttunen, Ramon Tinoco, Robert Richardson), fifth, 53.27a

4×400 Relay — Sequim (Isenberger, Trey Brouillard, Martin, Shingleton), first, 3:40.3; PA (Shaw, Denton, Logan Tyson, Liam Clark), fourth, 3:59.51; NB (Angel Gamez-LaChester, Mateo Garcia, Devon Halttunen, Robert Richardson), fifth, 4:19.50.

Shot Put — Darrell Duckett, PA, second, 36-8; Skyler Steffen, Forks, third, 35-8 3/4; Cowan, Sequim, fourth, 35-8 1/4; McCoy, CB, fifth, 33-5; Derek Gonzales, NB, sixth, 31-1 1/4.

Discus — Cole Baysinger, Forks, first, 129-1; Dante Light, PA, second, 109-11; Gonzales, NB, fourth, 86-7; Noah Eveland, Sequim, fifth, 74-9.

Javelin — Cowan, Sequim, first, 163-0; McCoy, CB, third, 114-5; Javen Waller, PA, fourth, 112-0; Gonzales, NB, fifth, 97-0; Ricardo Barrargan, Forks, sixth, 94-5.

High Jump — Baysinger, Forks, first, 5-8; Clark, PA, second, 5-8 McCoy, CB, third, 5-8; Cowan, Sequim, fifth, 5-4.

Pole Vault — Tyler Messinger, PA, second, 9-0; Connor Forderer, Sequim, third, 8-6.

Long Jump — Clark, PA, first, 17-8 3/4; Laxson, Sequim, third, 16-5; Strid, CB, fourth, 15-6 3/4; Antonio Farias, Forks, fifth, 15-1; Brunk, NB, sixth, 14-7 1/2.

Triple Jump — Clark, PA, first, 40-8.

Girls

Team Results

Port Angeles, first, 137; North Kitsap, first, 137; Clallam Bay, third, 77; Sequim, fourth, 71; Forks, fifth, 58; Tacoma Baptist, sixth, 49; Neah Bay, seventh, 30; Crosspoint, eighth, 18.

Individual Results

100-Meter Run — Telicia Busby, Sequim, third, 14.11; Miriam Wonderly, Clallam Bay, fourth, 14.12; Grace Buzzell, Neah Bay, sixth, 14.92; Mckenzie Musalek, Port Angeles, seventh, 15.12; Kesia Rowley, Forks, eighth, 15.16.

200-Meter Run — Millie Long, PA, first, 28.31; Wonderly, CB, second, 29.19; Busby, Sequim, third, 30.71; Buzzell, NB, fourth, 30.84; Rowley, Forks, fifth, 31.95.

400-Meter Run — Kiara Pierson, Sequim, second, 1:07.17; Kynzie DeLeon, PA, third, 1:07.65; Kaylin Signor, CB, fourth, 1:15.75.

800-Meter Run — Maddie Dougherty, PA, first, 2:35.11; Kendra Anderson, CB, second, 2:51.15.

1,500-Meter Run — Gracie Long, PA, first, 5:08.99; Karen Ensastegui/Salazar, Forks, third, 5:49.07; Sidney Smith, CB, fourth, 5:57.58.

3,000-Meter Run — Dougherty, PA, first, 11:18.65; Ensastegui/Salazar, Forks, second, 12:26.70.

100-Meter Hurdles — Shayli Schuman, Sequim, first, 17.20; Millie Long, PA, second, 17.63; Grace Wilson, NB, fourth, 22.93.

300-Meter Hurdles — Millie Long, PA, first, 49.73; Chelsea Biciunas, Forks, third, 1:06.47.

4×100 Relay — Sequim (Schuman, Busby, Pierson, Hannah Lewis), second, 56.86; Clallam Bay (Wonderly, Anderson, Kaitlynn Tyree, Hannah Olson), third, 57.79; NB (Buzzell, Shilaily Woodruff, Angelina Woods, Angel Noel), fourth, 1:01.66; Forks (Macy Luong, Sylvia Torres, Evelyn Aranda, Rowley), fifth, 1:03.17; PA (Musalek, Maggie Ruddell, Lillian Hickey, Jayda Noel), sixth, 1:03.99a

4×200 Relay —CB (Anderson, Smith, Olson, Wonderly), first, 2:01.64; Sequim (Schuman, Pierson, Busby, Lewis), third, 2:08.30; NB (Buzzell, Woodruff, Woods, Grace Wilson), fourth, 2:08.99a

4×400 Relay —PA (Dougherty, DeLeon, Lauren Larson, Gracie Long), first, 4:34.12; Forks (Sylvia Torres, Evelyn Aranda, Melisa Galindo, Ensastegui-Salazar), third, 5:27.17.

Shot Put — Devin Edwards, PA, first, 32-6 1/4; Lindsey Leader, Sequim, fourth, 26-6 1/4; Tierra Hess, CB, sixth, 25-4 1/4; Jaclyn Parker, NB, seventh, 24-6.

Discus — Edwards, PA, third, 87-0; Kaitlyn Viada, Sequim, fifth, 72-7; Hess, CB, sixth,; Yulissa Hernandez, Forks, seventh, 48-7.

Javelin — Tyree, CB, second, 76-9; Kiara West, PA, third, 59-5; Jaclyn Parker, NB, fourth, 56-5.

High Jump — Gracie Long, PA, first, 4-8; Biciunas, Forks, fourth, 4-4; Signor, CB, fifth, 4-2.

Pole Vault — Elizabeth Sweet, Sequim, first, 9-0; Musalek, PA, third, 6-6.

Long Jump — Olson, CB, second, 13-8 1/2; Luong, Forks, third, 12-0 3/4; Jazmine Ruiz-Darling, PA, fourth, 10-8 1/2.

Triple Jump — Sweet, Sequim, second, 30-1; Biciunas, Forks, third, 27-11 1/4; Cecily Sangale, PA, fourth, 24-5 3/4.

Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News Port Angeles’ Gracie Long runs far ahead of the pack on her way to winning the girls 1,500 meter race on Saturday at the Port Angeles Invitational.

Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News Port Angeles’ Gracie Long runs far ahead of the pack on her way to winning the girls 1,500 meter race on Saturday at the Port Angeles Invitational.

Elizabeth Sweet of Sequim competes in the girls triple jump during Saturday’s Port Angeles Invitational meet at Port Angeles High School. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)

Elizabeth Sweet of Sequim competes in the girls triple jump during Saturday’s Port Angeles Invitational meet at Port Angeles High School. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)

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