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Eaton High School Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 1 Eaton Eaton High School Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 1 Eaton "Dean Stoltz" Invitational - 4/24/2021 Eaton Track & Field Complex Results 3 Versailles 10:29.13 6 Event 1 Girls 2000 Meter Steeplechase 1) Maria Mangen 12 2) Meredith Barga 9 Name Yr School Finals 3) Carly Graves 9 4) Kate Griesdorn 12 Finals 4 Eaton 10:41.98 5 1 Eva Motta 11 Talawanda 8:29.74 10 1) Rylie Haynes 10 2) Kaili Hewitt 10 2 Lauren Menke 12 Versailles 9:04.45 8 3) Cari Metz 12 4) Kiera Elliott 10 3 Kori Moore 11 Brookville 9:07.92 6 5 Oakwood 11:02.42 4 4 Jasie Sarver 12 Twin Valley 9:12.05 5 1) Abby Snodgrass 10 2) Gabriella Kimbrough 9 5 Kennedy McEldowney 12 Versailles 9:12.13 4 3) Clancy Robinson 11 4) Tabitha Kisker 10 6 Sarah Connell 9 Oakwood 9:17.12 3 6 Valley View 11:14.02 3 7 Liz Schloemer 9 St. Marys Me 9:21.70 2 1) Morgan Michael 9 2) Katie Walton 10 8 Cat Tian-Svobodny 11 Oakwood 9:42.05 1 3) Ava Marascio 9 4) Cara Holthause 11 9 Lillian Walton 12 Valley View 9:42.41 7 Richmond 11:19.68 2 10 Raeh Wehnes 10 St. Marys Me 9:55.94 1) Lily Schamel 12 2) Vanya Sanchez-Castillo 12 11 Kiley Smith 10 Connersville 10:14.05 3) Lydia Casiano 11 4) Claire Reising 9 12 Priscilla Kelly 11 Union County 10:25.16 8 Brookville 11:28.97 1 13 Adrianna Jennings 12 Valley View 10:41.87 1) Hailey Hoops 12 2) Marlee Ross 11 14 Genny Antrim 12 Union County 11:29.99 3) Grace Hinton 9 4) Grace Adams 12 15 Piper Briscoe 12 Connersville 12:03.80 9 Talawanda 11:41.60 1) Kylee Carver 10 2) Brooke Hubbard 12 Event 2 Boys 2000 Meter Steeplechase 3) Makayla Chaney 9 4) Alyssa Chaney 11 Name Yr School Finals 10 Connersville 11:45.31 Finals 1) Hailey Sembach 9 2) RayKya Dixon 9 1 Logan Murray 11 Talawanda 6:49.20 10 3) Lexi Barr 10 4) Paige Daffler 10 2 Jens Bartel 12 Talawanda 6:49.22 8 11 Union County 13:28.02 3 Garrett Hesselgesser 11 Cin. Christi 6:53.56 6 1) Genny Antrim 12 2) Emma Townsend 12 4 Aaron Cole 11 Twin Valley 7:11.81 5 3) Vanessa West 12 4) Priscilla Kelly 11 5 Andrew Watt 12 Brookville 7:13.56 4 Event 4 Boys 4x800 Meter Relay 6 Conner Greenwell 12 Connersville 7:14.87 3 Team Relay Finals 7 C.J. Bronner 10 Brookville 7:19.90 2 Finals 8 Luke Paddock 12 Union County 7:29.10 1 1 Carroll 8:29.55 10 9 Oscar Campos 12 Carroll 7:45.21 1) Jack Agnew 10 2) Seth Tivakaran 10 10 Sean Brown 12 Connersville 7:45.45 3) Christian Anguiano 12 4) Kevin Agnew 12 11 Charlie Kash 9 Oakwood 7:45.94 2 Eaton 8:54.97 8 12 Dylan Hertenstein 9 St. Marys Me 7:51.00 1) Garrett Sanders 12 2) Kolby Hamilton 10 13 Chris Ruetschle 10 Carroll 8:00.95 3) Austin Kopf 12 4) James Baker 10 14 Ethan Dunaway 12 Valley View 8:10.63 3 Versailles 9:09.35 6 15 Becker Kash 11 Oakwood 8:11.16 1) Matthew Cromwell 12 2) Jarrett Petitjean 12 16 Lee Swafford 11 Twin Valley 8:11.71 3) Dylan Riffell 9 4) Noah Shimp 10 17 Andrew Cotner 12 Versailles 8:23.69 4 St. Marys Memorial 9:15.84 5 18 Grant Beasley 10 Versailles 8:32.25 1) Robert Bayham 12 2) Javier Gonzalez 11 19 Ray Walter 9 St. Marys Me 8:35.64 3) Cole Hughes 11 4) Tyler Birt 10 20 Jedrek Lynch 9 Valley View 8:51.58 5 Cin. Christian 9:17.65 4 21 Hunter Jordan 12 Richmond 9:20.82 1) Micah Katz 9 2) Aidan Bonn 11 22 Brody Stall 11 Butler 9:32.97 3) Canaan McKay 11 4) Garrett Hesselgesser 11 23 Owen Rogers 12 Richmond 9:54.20 6 Valley View 9:18.49 3 1) Aiden Clendenin 9 2) Caden Willis 11 Event 3 Girls 4x800 Meter Relay 3) Zach Vogel 12 4) Justin Michael 10 Team Relay Finals 7 Brookville 9:25.30 2 Finals 1) Paul Takhar 12 2) Kyle Bland 10 1 St. Marys Memorial 10:27.07 10 3) Kullye Herring 10 4) Robert Bickel 11 1) Maria Jutte 10 2) Morgan Hesse 10 8 Talawanda 9:26.16 1 3) Karlie Lucas 10 4) Ellen Schloemer 11 1) Luke West Poley 11 2) Gregory Urayama 11 2 Carroll 10:27.69 8 3) Christian Farmer 10 4) Harrison Cradduck 11 1) Trinity Raber 12 2) Makenzie Lencke 11 3) Grace Braun 10 4) Maggie Poor 9 Eaton High School Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 2 Eaton "Dean Stoltz" Invitational - 4/24/2021 Eaton Track & Field Complex Results Finals ... (Event 4 Boys 4x800 Meter Relay) 10 Maddix Cradlebaugh 11 Valley View 18.83 NWI Team Relay Finals 11 Michael Duckro 11 Carroll 19.23 NWI 9 Union County 9:43.00 12 John Short 10 Eaton 19.25 NWI 1) Caden Coffman 9 2) Luke Paddock 12 13 Justin Evans 12 Twin Valley 19.47 NWI 3) Brayden Reibodlt 12 4) Bradley Meadows 10 14 Parker Mershon 10 Twin Valley 20.27 NWI 10 Oakwood 9:51.25 15 Garrett Enseleit 10 Oakwood 20.44 NWI 1) Spencer Jones 10 2) Nick Eliopulous 9 16 Cole Hauser 12 Eaton B 20.56 NWI 3) Aiden Clark 9 4) Sam Dallas 9 17 Peyton Torres 10 Union County 20.72 NWI 11 Eaton B 10:02.73 18 Keaton Oakley 11 Connersville 20.91 NWI 1) Jaxon Roth 10 2) Teruki Sato 10 19 Ty Elleman 10 Union County 21.38 NWI 3) Nick Laycox 9 4) Dominic Isaacs 11 20 Owen Rogers 12 Richmond 22.41 NWI 12 Twin Valley So. 10:23.56 21 Jaikob Long 10 St. Marys Me 22.53 NWI 1) Jandon Ankrom 9 2) Brayden Childers 9 3) Tate Ray 10 4) Nathan King 10 Event 7 Girls 100 Meter Dash Name Yr School Finals Event 5 Girls 100 Meter Hurdles Finals Name Yr School Finals 1 Janiya Corbett 11 Butler 13.22 10 Finals 2 ShiAnn Storer 12 Butler 13.54 8 1 Bella Horne 10 Oakwood 17.05 10 3 Lyndsee Ramps 11 Valley View 13.55 6 2 Emma Davis 12 Butler 17.18 8 4 Kelsey Francis 11 Versailles 13.60 5 3 Rita Carey 9 Brookville 17.30 6 5 Abby Dickson 12 Valley View 13.66 4 4 Kaydence Morris 10 Talawanda 17.46 5 6 Kayleigh George 9 Carroll 13.70 3 5 Lyndsee Ramps 11 Valley View 17.49 4 7 Amyah Thacker 11 Eaton 13.78 2 6 Mercedes Welcome 12 Eaton 18.04 3 8 Maddy Schuster 12 Talawanda 13.79 1 7 Jewel Niekamp 11 St. Marys Me 18.15 2 9 Grace Bauer 10 Oakwood 13.97 NWI 8 Micah Fulwiler 10 Valley View 18.37 1 10 Lilly Ankerman 12 St. Marys Me 13.97 NWI 9 Kaleah Louden 11 Union County 18.41 NWI 11 Katelyn Seeley 10 Connersville 14.14 NWI 10 Kaylee Phelan 11 Versailles 18.41 NWI 12 Lydia Bruns 9 Versailles 14.21 NWI 11 Molly Crank 11 Connersville 18.67 NWI 13 Kalin Baumbauer 12 Union County 14.24 NWI 12 Kylee Kidwell 12 Eaton 18.72 NWI 14 TuShawn Farris 10 Richmond 14.26 NWI 13 Chloe Knapp 10 Oakwood 18.77 NWI 15 Abby Soriano 9 Connersville 14.27 NWI 14 Leah Neff 10 Brookville 18.90 NWI 16 Camryn Bates 11 Eaton 14.32 NWI 15 Brylee Simpson 9 Twin Valley 19.03 NWI 17 Loni Eubanks 11 Richmond 14.46 NWI 16 Emily Watt 9 Talawanda 19.04 NWI 18 Brooklyn Letner 9 Twin Valley 14.50 NWI 17 Megan Young 11 St. Marys Me 19.46 NWI 19 Brynn Knapke 9 St. Marys Me 14.57 NWI 18 Kinsey Bosell 11 Richmond 19.81 NWI 20 Tess Reynolds 9 Talawanda 14.73 NWI 19 Lily Fields 10 Union County 20.03 NWI 21 Emma Cox 11 Union County 14.79 NWI 20 Ally Schmidt 9 Eaton B 20.18 NWI 22 Victoria Dallas 11 Oakwood 14.90 NWI 21 Chloe Betten 9 Butler 21.00 NWI 23 Erin Murray 12 Carroll 14.95 NWI 22 Gabby Green 10 Carroll 21.29 NWI 24 Rylee Gamble 10 Eaton B 15.01 NWI 23 Chloe Griffen 10 Connersville 21.40 NWI 25 Makiah Newport 11 Twin Valley 15.14 NWI 24 Kira Cheadle 10 Versailles 21.86 NWI 26 Ciara Cyprien 10 Cin. Christi 15.22 NWI 25 Ciara Cyprien 10 Cin. Christi 23.86 NWI 27 Olivia McCarty 12 Eaton B 15.23 NWI Event 6 Boys 110 Meter Hurdles 28 Lily Bang 9 Brookville 15.72 NWI Name Yr School Finals Event 8 Boys 100 Meter Dash Finals Name Yr School Finals 1 Evan Shafer 12 Connersville 16.85 10 Finals 2 Brandon Bowers 11 St. Marys Me 16.87 8 1 David Ferguson 12 Carroll 11.64 10 3 Colton Reese 10 Versailles 17.08 6 2 Marquis Johnson 11 Richmond 11.66 8 4 Nick Miller 12 Carroll 17.63 5 3 Carter DeBoard 10 Connersville 11.86 6 5 Tim Davis 10 Brookville 17.99 4 4 Lucas Lynch 12 Valley View 11.87 5 6 Kory Davis 9 Brookville 18.31 3 5 Logan Cottle 12 Eaton 11.87 4 7 Caden Phillips 10 Valley View 18.39 2 6 Rudy Branstetter 11 Connersville 11.98 3 8 Keegan Gibson 10 Versailles 18.42 1 7 Tyler Wright 12 Twin Valley 12.25 2 9 Henry Lahrmann 9 Talawanda 18.71 NWI 8 Cameron Frederick 11 Versailles 12.26 1 Eaton High School Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER Page 3 Eaton "Dean Stoltz" Invitational - 4/24/2021 Eaton Track & Field Complex Results Finals ..
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