H.S. State Indoor Track
LYNCHBURG — Handley’s Elizabeth Imoh placed sixth in the girls’ long jump and the Judges’ boys’ 4x800 meter relay team placed fourth to lead local finishers on the opening day of the Class 4 meet at Liberty University.
Imoh cleared 4 feet, 10 inches in the event which was won by Blacksburg’s Katja Kehlenbeck (5-2). Imoh also qualified second (8.53 seconds) for Tuesday’s 55 hurdles final, while Emeryce Worrell qualified second (7.13) for the 55 dash final.
Max Ware, Garrett Stickley, Pierce Francis and Will Pardue ran 8:06.34 to finish fourth in the 4x800, which was won by Blacksburg (7:52.39).
Blacksburg has a commanding lead with 35 points in the girls’ team race. Handley, the only local team to score, is tied for 11th with three points.
Blacksburg and Hanover (18) were tied atop the boys’ standings. Handley, the only local team to score, is tied for 12th with five points.
Other local participants:
James Wood girls: Olivia Boyce (9th in long jump, 15-8); 4x800 relay (Lillian Lovelace, Lauren Thompson, Ruby Ostrander, Queztali Angel-Perez) 9th in 10:08.92.
Millbrook girls: Jada Arrington (9th in 55 dash qualifying, 7.42)
James Wood boys: Andrew Link (10th in 55 hurdles qualifying, 8.05).
Handley boys: Aaron Lee (19th in 55 qualifying, 6.70).
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