Sequim's Clare Turella competes in the high jump in Thursday's meet in Sequim. (Emily Mathiessen/Olympic Peninsula News Group)

TRACK & FIELD (Updated): Sequim girls win sun-splashed home meet

SEQUIM — Sequim’s girls had success in all but one of the jumping events on their way to an Olympic League track and field meet victory at home Thursday.

The Wolves outpointed Bremerton 77-58 in the girls meet with Clallam Bay and Neah Bay athletes also participating.

Defending state high jump champion Clare Turella posted her best leap of the early season, 5 feet, to win that event. Teammate Ahrya Klinger took the pole vault (7-6) and freshman Ruby Moxley-Horgan was a winner in the long jump at 14-81/2.

Neah Bay’s Qwaapeys Greene won the 400, setting a personal-best time of 1:06.77.

Greene joined Alexa Greene, Brianna McGimpsey and Angel Halttunen to win the 4×100 in 53.71.

Senior Sean Southard won two field events, setting a personal record in the shot put (42-8) and taking the javelin (148-3).

Southard also was a member of the Wolves’ winning 4×100 relay squad along with Reid Randall, Adrian Osborne and Andrew Keeler (46.83).

Osborne, Westley French, Jonathan Tipton and Gavin Tupper won the 4×400 relay for Sequim.

North Mason meet

BELFAIR — The Roughriders had five event winners in a meet dominated by North Kitsap.

Junior Gregory Jourdan set a new best distance of 40-4 to win the triple jump for Port Angeles.

Junior Jude Wallace cleared 12-1 in the pole vault, and sophomore Brock Hope set a new best of 39 feet in the shot put.

Easton Dempsey ran to an 800 win for the Riders in 2:12.72.

Miriam Cobb was the lone girls event winner for Port Angeles, taking the 800 in 2:45.2.

Girls Tennis

Port Angeles 4, North Mason 3

Singles

No. 1: Emma Hunt (NM) def. Bridget Weed (PA) 6-2, 6-0.

No. 2: Emma Murray (PA) def. Isabelle Bailey (NM) 6-0, 6-0.

No. 3: Audrey Rudd (PA) def. Sophia Cortez (NM) 6-2, 6-0.

Doubles

No. 1: Sawyer Stanley/Lamm Hicks (NM) def. Cayleigh Alward/Abby Riffle (PA) 6-0, 6-2.

No. 2: Kalli Wynn/Brianna Chauetenango (NM) def. Rylie Medley/Allison Fricker (PA) 6-0, 6-0.

No. 3: Alyssum Larsen/Hannah Hairell (PA) def. Stella McFarlan/Jullian Golomgun (NM) 6-1, 6-1

No. 4: Pyper Alton/Addy Fox (PA) def. Brooke Howard/Ari Billor (NM) 6-1, 6-3.

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Sports reporter/columnist Michael Carman can be contacted at sports@peninsuladailynews.com.

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