The younger members of the Oak Harbor High School track team received a chance to take center stage when the Wildcats hosted the North Sound Classic Tuesday, May 2.

The meet was for junior varsity and freshmen athletes from Oak Harbor, Stanwood, Marysville-Pilchuck and Marysville Getchell.

The Oak Harbor freshman boys took first with 47 points, followed by Marysville-Pilchuck (31), Marysville Getchell (28) and Stanwood (18).

The Wildcat JV boys scored 34 points, good for second to Stanwood at 45. Getchell finished with 22 and M-P 19.

Stanwood also won the JV girls division, topping Oak Harbor (43), Getchell (22) and Marysville-Pilchuck (7).

Marysville Getchell won the freshman girls division with 70 points, easily outdistancing Stanwood (21), Oak Harbor (17) and M-P (16).

Dallas Riddle-Stevens paced the Oak Harbor freshman boys by winning three events (800, 2:27.06; 1,600, 5:02.71; 3,200, 11:09.32).

Gabriel Daggett won twice (110 hurdles, 18.66; 300 hurdles, 47.66), and Nathaniel Nuanez added another first for the Wildcat freshmen (shot put, 35-07).

Four Oak Harbor boys took first in the JV division: Josh Stone (1,600, 5:14.9), Dylan Sanchez (3,200, 13:03.98), Aaron Fletcher (110 hurdles, 19.42) and Keegan Daniels (discus, 99-05).

Naomi Garcia was a double winner for the Oak Harbor JV girls (400, 1:10; pole vault, 7). Others taking first were Isabel Thayer (shot put, 23-08), Aujani Frye (discus, 65-06) and Chloe Kubisiak (javelin, 67-03).

Maria Dailey collected the only win for the Oak Harbor freshman girls (100, 13.81).

The Oak Harbor varsity track team competes at the Stanwood Twilight Invitational at 4 p.m. Friday, May 5.

Other Oak Harbor results from Tuesday

Second, JV boys: Shingo Johnston, 100, 12.44; Chris Brooks, 1,600, 5:22.11; Daniel Gibson, 3,200, 13:04.26; Fletcher, 300 hurdles, 48.03.

Second, JV girls: Suraya Johnson, 400, 1:10.84; Stephany Flores, 1,600, 7:27.81; Thayer, javelin, 61-01; Jacqueline Gibson, high jump, 4-02; pole vault, 6-06.

Second, freshman boys: Peyton Horn, 3,200, 12:51.01; Justin Campbell, shot, 35-02.5; discus, 90; Tyrell Torres, javelin, 87-11.

Second, freshman girls: Megan Smith, 800, 2:46.51; 1,600, 5:51.1; Marina White, 100 hurdles, 19.9.

Third, JV boys: Johnston, 200, 25.3; Joseph Arinaza, long jump, 17-07.

Third, JV girls: Kubisiak, shot, 20-05.5; Sarah Gallagher, discus, 56-10; Delija Cammon, long jump, 13-00.5.

Third, freshman boys: Jack Rowley, 800, 2:41.48; 1,600, 5:45.94; Andrew Lof, 3,200, 15:29.2; Jacob Bevill, shot,33-10.5; Torres, discus, 87-11.

Third, freshman girls: Halle Lemme, shot, 27-02; discus, 75-03; Dailey, long jump, 14.

Fourth, JV boys: Ethan Colson, 1,600, 5:29.58; Jared Johnston, discus, 94-04.

Fourth, JV girls: Cammon, 100, 14.91; Hannah Halverson, shot, 20; Brienna Koontz, discus, 53-03; Sara West, javelin, 51-02.

Fourth, freshman boys: Daggett, 100, 12.99; Luke Turner, 800, 3:09.02; 1,600, 6:32.1.

Fourth, freshman girls: White, 100, 14.54; Peyton Rhyne, javelin, 63-02.

Zion Gomez competes for Oak Harbor in the 100 meters. (Photo by John Fisken)

Halle Lemme tosses the shot put in the North Sound Classic Tuesday. She finished third in the freshman division and added a third in the javelin. (Photo by John Fisken)

Delija Cammon sprints to the finish in the JV 100 meters. (Photo by John Fisken)

Naomi Garcia attempts to clear the bar in the pole vault Tuesday. (Photo by John Fisken)