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Greensburg’s track and field teams traveled to Brown County to compete in the Talon Relays Saturday. Columbus North swept the team titles. Greensburg took second place for both the boys and the girls.
For the Lady Pirates, Adrianna Myers was fourth in the 100 at 14.37. Ali Wells placed fifth in the 100 hurdles in 20.17. Jasmin Bailey won the pole vault. Bailey Smith was third in the long jump. Taylor and Grimes took second in the shot put with a combined 61-8. Taylor and Grimes also took second in the discus with a combined 201-6.
Greensburg’s 4x100 relay team of Izzy Bruce, Sierra Coughlin, Adrianna Myers and Emberlynn Myers finished fifth with a time of 1:03.97. Greensburg’s 4x200 relay team of Genevieve Smith, Sierra Coughlin, Bruce and Madie Haviland placed third in 1:59.86. The 4x400 relay team of Coughlin, Summer Hurt, Madisyn Morlan and Smith finished third with a time of 4:44.68.
Greensburg’s sprint medley relay team of Emberlynn Myers, Adrianna Myers, Smith and Neomy Ramirez placed third in 2:08. The distance medley relay team of Tori Gauck, Haviland, Anika Poling and Carmin Ripperger finished third in 15:47.29.
For the Pirates, Carson Kilgore won the 100 in 11.32. Jaxson Phillips was fifth in 12.30. Greensburg’s Lovell and Minns combined for 16-6 to take first in the pole vault. Yake and Kilgore combined for 37-10.5 to win the long jump. Ford and Parkison combined for 83-11.5 to take second in the shot put. Moore and Parkison finished with 248-2.5 to place second in the discus.
Greensburg’s 4x100 relay team placed third in 1:00.49. The Pirates’ 4x200 relay team of Kilgore, Wyatt Yake, Aidyn Easley and Josh Alexander took second in 1:44.14. Greensburg’s 4x400 relay team of Braylon Brancamp, Xavier Wade, Landin Shepherd and Xavier Cassis took fourth in 4:09.10. The 4x800 relay team of Luke Dwenger, Henry Corya, Jayden Schwagmeier and Quinton Walker placed fourth in 10:03.70.
Greensburg’s sprint medley relay team (800m) of Easley, Yake, Kilgore and Wade finished second in 1:45.60. Greensburg’s 4x1600 relay team of Schwagmeier, Walker, Cassis and Corya placed third in 20:29.35. The distance medley relay of Cassis, Wade, Brancamp and Walker finished third in 12:09.87.
Rushville
A few elite individuals from the Rushville track and field teams traveled to Warren Central Friday. Most everyone came away with a season or lifetime best.
According to Coach Tush, the competition for Rushville’s top athletes is the main reason to go to meets like this. Those that made the trip should be very pleased with their efforts against the bigger Indianapolis schools.
Outstanding performances from the two Lady Lions that competed came from Emily Rouse in the long jump with a near lifetime best jump of 16’-1.5 placing her sixth and Melaney Mahan with a lifetime best in the 3200
For the Lions, lifetime bests came from Liam Gurley and Quintin Adams in the discus with throws of 130-4 and 106-2 respectively. Wyatt Jacobs bettered his lifetime best in the mile with a time of 4:57.96 while Jacob Schwendeman and Hudson Schutz came away with season bests in the 110 hurdles and 800 as did Logan Jacobs in the pole vault.
The RCHS track and field teams have a busy week with the Rush County Showcase at 5 p.m. Wednesday where the “Fastest Kid in Rush County” will be crowned, weather permitting. Senior Night is 5 p.m. Thursday against Hauser and Friday Rushville travels to the Northeastern Invitational.
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For the Lady Pirates, Adrianna Myers was fourth in the 100 at 14.37. Ali Wells placed fifth in the 100 hurdles in 20.17. Jasmin Bailey won the pole vault. Bailey Smith was third in the long jump. Taylor and Grimes took second in the shot put with a combined 61-8. Taylor and Grimes also took second in the discus with a combined 201-6.
Greensburg’s 4x100 relay team of Izzy Bruce, Sierra Coughlin, Adrianna Myers and Emberlynn Myers finished fifth with a time of 1:03.97. Greensburg’s 4x200 relay team of Genevieve Smith, Sierra Coughlin, Bruce and Madie Haviland placed third in 1:59.86. The 4x400 relay team of Coughlin, Summer Hurt, Madisyn Morlan and Smith finished third with a time of 4:44.68.
Greensburg’s sprint medley relay team of Emberlynn Myers, Adrianna Myers, Smith and Neomy Ramirez placed third in 2:08. The distance medley relay team of Tori Gauck, Haviland, Anika Poling and Carmin Ripperger finished third in 15:47.29.
For the Pirates, Carson Kilgore won the 100 in 11.32. Jaxson Phillips was fifth in 12.30. Greensburg’s Lovell and Minns combined for 16-6 to take first in the pole vault. Yake and Kilgore combined for 37-10.5 to win the long jump. Ford and Parkison combined for 83-11.5 to take second in the shot put. Moore and Parkison finished with 248-2.5 to place second in the discus.
Greensburg’s 4x100 relay team placed third in 1:00.49. The Pirates’ 4x200 relay team of Kilgore, Wyatt Yake, Aidyn Easley and Josh Alexander took second in 1:44.14. Greensburg’s 4x400 relay team of Braylon Brancamp, Xavier Wade, Landin Shepherd and Xavier Cassis took fourth in 4:09.10. The 4x800 relay team of Luke Dwenger, Henry Corya, Jayden Schwagmeier and Quinton Walker placed fourth in 10:03.70.
Greensburg’s sprint medley relay team (800m) of Easley, Yake, Kilgore and Wade finished second in 1:45.60. Greensburg’s 4x1600 relay team of Schwagmeier, Walker, Cassis and Corya placed third in 20:29.35. The distance medley relay of Cassis, Wade, Brancamp and Walker finished third in 12:09.87.
Rushville
A few elite individuals from the Rushville track and field teams traveled to Warren Central Friday. Most everyone came away with a season or lifetime best.
According to Coach Tush, the competition for Rushville’s top athletes is the main reason to go to meets like this. Those that made the trip should be very pleased with their efforts against the bigger Indianapolis schools.
Outstanding performances from the two Lady Lions that competed came from Emily Rouse in the long jump with a near lifetime best jump of 16’-1.5 placing her sixth and Melaney Mahan with a lifetime best in the 3200
For the Lions, lifetime bests came from Liam Gurley and Quintin Adams in the discus with throws of 130-4 and 106-2 respectively. Wyatt Jacobs bettered his lifetime best in the mile with a time of 4:57.96 while Jacob Schwendeman and Hudson Schutz came away with season bests in the 110 hurdles and 800 as did Logan Jacobs in the pole vault.
The RCHS track and field teams have a busy week with the Rush County Showcase at 5 p.m. Wednesday where the “Fastest Kid in Rush County” will be crowned, weather permitting. Senior Night is 5 p.m. Thursday against Hauser and Friday Rushville travels to the Northeastern Invitational.
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