Six middle schools were on the track on Tuesday, competing at a meet in Scottsbluff. The season opening competition featured Alliance, Scottsbluff, Bayard, Gering, Chadron, and Torrington. No team scores were kept. For the Bulldogs, Alliance had three athletes who came home with first place awards. Eighth grade Remmi Anders won the girl’s 100 hurdle race with a time of 19.1. In the boy’s division, seventh grader Kendrick Quick was the gold medalist in the shot with a toss of 34’8. The Dogs got a double first place effort from Dixon Bair who won both the 100 and long jump. Bair’s time in winning the 100 was 12.1 while his leap of 17’9 was the winner in the long jump.
Girl’s results top 6 placers
7th grade 100
6 Bristol Knapp 14.8
8th grade 100
4 Nyah Ramirez 14.1
7th grade 200
3 Audrey Marentes 31.7
6 Joslinn Merrill 32.3
7th grade 400
6 Alayah Lonewolf 1:15
7th grade mile
3 Charlotte Johnson 7:20
7th grade 100 hurdles
1 Anders 19.1
5 Ayla Walker 22.07
7th grade 400 relay
3 AMS 1:01 Marentes Lonewolf Hilda Lopez Kinley Bellisle
7th grade discus
2 Walker 58’2
5 Rylea Faber 50’6
7th grade high jump
3 Amelia Barth 4’0
8th grade pole vault
5 Ramirez 6’0
6 Nyah Montes 5’6
7th grade long jump
5 Anders 13’1
Boy’s results top 6 placers
8th grade 100
1 Bair 12.1
4 Grant Bloyd 12.4
8th grade 200
5 Aschen Fries 27.9
8th grade 400
2 Bloyd 1:01
8th grade 800
3 Ethan Crowell 2:44
5 Angus Moeller 2:48
7th grade mile
2 Carter Jensen 6:45
7th grade shot
1 Quick 34’8
3 AJ Garcia 29’6
7th grade discus
3 Dreyton Perez 89’7
5 Quick 83’9
8th grade discus
6 Atreus Walker 110’5
8th grade long jump
1 Bair 17’9
On Saturday, the Bulldogs will go to Chadron for meet #2.