Track: Coupeville picks up four firsts

By JIM WALLER
Whidbey News Times Sports editor
April 16, 2010 · 8:33 AM

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The Coupeville track teams picked up four individual firsts in a four-team meet at Cedarcrest Thursday, April 15.

The Wolves trailed in both meets in the team standings. Lakewood won the boys meet with 98 points, followed by Cedarcrest, 82; Archbishop Murphy, 48; and Coupeville, 32.

Archbishop Murphy took the girls meet with 88.5 points. Lakewood had 80, Cedarcrest 69.5 and Coupeville 23.

Coupeville's Tyler King won the 400 meters (52.66) and Hunter Hammer the shot put (45-09).

Jai'lysa Hoskins captured the 200 meters (28.31) and Kyra Ilyankoff the shot put (32-10.5).

Other top five finishes for the Coupeville boys:

100: 4, Mitch Pelroy, 12.

800: 5, Chase Bates, 2:13.76.

3,200: 5, Sam Landau, 12:50.1.

300 hurdles: 4, David Donley, 47.73.

4x100 relay: 3, Garret Franzen, Davion Watkins, Will Hoskins, Donley, 48.21.

4x400 relay: 3, Will Hoskins, King, Bates, Pelroy, 3:49.18.

Shot: 4, Zach Piercy, 36-09.75; 5, Dalton Engle, 35-09.75.

Discus: 3, Piercy, 101-05.

High jump: 3, Will Hoskins, 5-06.

Long jump: 5, Will Hoskins, 17-04.25.

Other top five finishes for the Coupeville girls:

100: 2, Jai'lysa Hoskins, 13.68.

400: 3, Anna Bailey, 1:12.71.

4x200 relay: 5, Bailey, Jai'lyn Hoskins, Nicole Becker, Hannah Christensen, 2:02.73.

Javelin: 2, Ilyankoff, 108.

Coupeville will travel to Lakewood for a five-team meet Thursday, April 22.

Contact Whidbey News Times Sports editor Jim Waller at jwaller@whidbeynewsgroup.com or 360-675-6611 ext. 5060.

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