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BLACKSBURG — Alleghany’s track team competed Saturday in the Blacksburg Invitational.
Maggie Thompson was the lone point scorer for the Mountaineers.
The senior placed third in the long jump and added a fourth place finish in the triple jump.
Emma Nicely just miss scoring with seventh place finishes in both the 400 meters and long jump.
Levi Counts led the boys team with a 12th place run in the 1,600 meters.
“Saturday was extremely windy and wasn’t a good day to run, throw or jump a personal best, but the team didn’t let that deter them,” said AHS?coach Jeremy Bartley. “Seven of our athletes PR’d in one or more events. I think that shows that our training is working as we continue to progress even in adverse conditions.”
Setting personal records were Counts (1,600, 800), Nicely (long jump), Thompson (400), Ivan Dobbs (100, 200, discus), Nehemiah Reeves (100, 200, 400), Aimee Krabbe (100 hurdles, 300 hurdles) and Cassy Evans (1,600).
Host Blacksburg won both the boys and girls team titles.
Alleghany will run Wednesday at Covington.
BOYS TEAM RESULTS

1. Blacksburg        158

2. Bassett          55

3. Christiansburg  45

4. Parry McCluer  39

5. George Wythe  38

6. Radford          37

7. Pulaski County  34

8. Floyd County  30

    Auburn          30

    Northside          30

11. Salem          20

12. Eastern Montgomery  17

      Jefferson Forest  17

14. Bland County  12

15. Giles          10

      Narrows          10

17. Roanoke Catholic    8

18. Holston            6

19. Carroll County    4

BOYS INDIVIDUAL EVENTS w/WINNERS & AHS ATHLETES

100 Meter Dash: 1. Devontay Ross (Bassett), 11.10; 23. Nehemiah Reeves (AHS), 12.46; 50. Ivan Dobbs (AHS), 13.95
200 Meter Dash: 1. Patrick McCray (Jefferson Forest), 21.79; 24. Reeves (AHS), 25.08; 45. Dobbs (AHS), 27.69
400 Meter Dash: 1. Alex Watty (Christiansburg), 51.74; 20. Reeves (AHS), 57.98
800 Meter Run: 1. Miles Kominsky (Blacksburg), 2:00.62; 18. Levi Counts (AHS), 2:15.73; 25. Jordan McPeek (AHS), 2:22.09; 40. Deschler (AHS), 2:42.90
1,600 Meter Run: 1. Ethan Mills (Christiansburg), 4:23.16; 12. Counts (AHS), 4:54.52; 19. McPeek (AHS), 5:06.65; 29. Deschler (AHS), 5:23.95
3,200 Meter Run: 1. Dylan May (Parry McCluer), 9:45.94
110 Meter Hurdles: 1. Jeremiah Wilson (Salem), 15.04
300 Meter Hurdles:?1. Devontay Ross (Bassett), 39.57
4 x 100 Meter Relay: 1. Blacksburg, 44.36
4 x 400 Meter Relay: 1. Blacksburg, 3:30.67
4 x 800 Meter Relay: 1. Parry McCluer, 8:49.85
High Jump: 1. Tiquest Terry (Blacksburg), 6-4
Long Jump: 1. Shane Ramsey (Bland County), 21-0½
Triple Jump: 1. Clay Hopkins (Blacksburg), 43-10
Shot Put: 1. Dillon Whitt (Radford), 47-1¾
Discus: 1. Caleb Elliott (Giles), 151-8; 20. Dobbs (AHS), 84-4
Pole Vault: 1. Matthew Johnson (Northside), 13-0
400 Meter Distance Medley Relay: 1. Pulaski County, 11:40.43
Throwers Relay: 1. Auburn, 57.48
1 Mile Walk: 1. Joseph Castro (Bassett), 8:03.15

GIRLS TEAM RESULTS
1. Blacksburg               128

2. Christiansburg         83

3. Radford                 62

4. Pulaski County         58

5. Auburn                 47

6. Parry McCluer         43

7. Salem                 33

8. George Wythe         21

9. Giles                 20

10. Eastern Montgomery         12

11. Alleghany                 10

12. Northside                   9

      Floyd County           9

14. Bassett                   8

15. Carroll County           4

16. Roanoke Catholic           2

      Liberty Christian           2

18. Bland County            1

AHS?GIRLS INDIVIDUAL POINTS
Maggie Thompson 10

GIRLS INDIVIDUAL EVENTS w/WINNERS & AHS ATHLETES
100 Meter Dash: 1. Makenna Horne (Christiansburg), 13.12; 33. Laila White (AHS), 16.03
200 Meter Dash: 1. Grace Reynolds (Blacksburg), 26.15; 15. Maggie Thompson (AHS), 29.11; 37. White (AHS), 33.48
400 Meter Dash: 1. Lillian Shepherd (Christiansburg), 1:00.77; 7. Emma Nicely (AHS), 1:04.41; 10. Thompson (AHS), 1:08.31; 23. Abby Martin (AHS), 1:17.12
800 Meter Run: 1. Ailene Edwards (Blacksburg), 2:23.72; 14. Martin (AHS), 3:04.66
1,600 Meter Run: 1. Grace Boone (Pulaski County), 5:03.37; 16. Cassy Evans (AHS), 6:36.59
3,200 Meter Run: 1. Kensey May (Parry McCluer), 11:30.01
100 Meter Hurdles: 1. Tyashia Gellner (Radford), 15.68; 10. Aimee Krabbe (AHS), 19.57; 14. Olivia Bryant (AHS), 21.15
300 Meter Hurdles: 1. Tyashia Gellner (Radford), 50.53; 8. Krabbe (AHS), 55.45
4 x 100 Meter Relay: 1. Blacksburg, 52.80
4 x 400 Meter Relay: 1. Pulaski County, 4:16.66
4 x 800 Meter Relay: 1. Auburn, 10:59.50
High Jump: 1. Ellie St. Martin (Blacksburg), 4-10; 11. Krabbe (AHS), 4-4; 15. Nicely (AHS), 4-2
Long Jump: 1. Kelsey Arnold (Pulaski County), 17-6¼; 3. Thompson (AHS), 16-1¾; 7. Nicely (AHS), 15-5; 19. Krabbe (AHS), 13-7
Triple Jump: 1. Kelsey Arnold (Pulaski County), 36-6½; 4. Thompson (AHS), 33-1¼
Shot Put: 1. Jocelyn Midkiff (Giles), 35-3¼
Discus: 1. Jocelyn Midkiff (Giles), 137-3; 10. Nicely (AHS), 74-0; 17. White (AHS), 57-6½; 
Pole Vault: 1. Rachel Lloyd (Christiansburg), 11-7
400 Meter Distance Medley Relay: 1. Radford, 14:54.74
Throwers Relay: 1. Blacksburg, 1:05.16
1 Mile Walk: 1. Emily Johnson (Salem), 11:21.28

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