Track & field: Wood girls second at Last Chance

WINCHESTER — The James Wood girls placed second out of 17 teams at the Millbrook Last Chance Invitational on Friday.

The Colonels scored 65 points to finish one behind Skyline's 66. Millbrook was fifth with 54 points, Clarke County was seventh with 50 and Handley and Sherando tied for 12th with 21.

Woodgrove won the boys' meet with 106.5 points, 30.5 more than runner-up Loudoun County (76). Millbrook was fifth with 55, Handley took sixth with 52, James Wood placed seventh with 40, Sherando was 11th with 21 and Clarke County took 12th with 15.5.

James Wood girls' leaders: 4x400, first, 4:11.05; 4x100, second, 51.71; Mackenzie Sine, shot put, third, 29-10.5; Olivia Boyce, 200, third, 27.61.

Millbrook girls' leaders: Jada Arrington, first, 400, 57.95, first, 200, 25.88; Savannah Florek, second, 400, 1:02.10; Kamora Talley, 100, third, 13.10.

Clarke County girls' leaders: Kaylah Danjczek, first, 100 hurdles, 17.46; Leah Kreeb, high jump, third, 4-10; 4x800, third, 11:35.96; 4x100, third, 52.30.

Handley girls' leader: Mason Rinker, discus, second, 90-6.

Sherando girls' leader: Eva Winston, 1,600, second, 5:15.09.

Millbrook boys' leaders: Javell Holmes, triple jump, first, 41-3.5; high jump, tied for first, 6-0; 4x100, second, 43.43; 4x400, second, 3:27.77.

Handley boys' leaders: Pierce Francis, first, 1,600, 4:31.48; Jaishaun Offutt, shot put, first, 46-11; Jordan Tobar, high jump, third, 5-10.

James Wood boys' leaders: Ethan Pratt-Perez, first, 800, 1:57.54; 4x400, first, 3:26.72; Eli Clark, 3,200, second, 9:44.43.

Sherando boys' leaders: Dylan McGraw, 1,600, second, 4:34.34