The Oak Harbor High School track teams closed out the conference regular season with 13 blue ribbons at a three-team meet in Everett Thursday, April 27.

The Wildcat boys defeated Lynnwood 73-62, while the girls lost to the Royals 82-63. Scores of the Oak Harbor-Everett meets were not reported.

Alexis Smith led the Wildcat attack by winning two individual events in the girls meet (1,600, 5:36.33; 3,200, 11:52.22). Jenna Cooley won one individual event (400, 1:06.21) as well as two relays. She joined Jennifer Turnek, Alora Caillier and Amaya Rittierodt to take the 4×200 (1:53.15) and Taylor Kesler, Turnek and Jessica Vester to win the 4×400 (4:29.4).

Maria Dailey, Caillier, Kesler and Rittierodt helped Oak Harbor sweep the relays by winning the 4×100 (52.79).

The boys earned firsts from Mac Nuanez (400, 52.7), Kyle Nickols (high jump, 6) and Garren Guerrero (triple jump, 40-11), while Jordan Washington and Andrew Miller tied in the long jump (20-04).

The Wildcats also won both relays. Jordan Bell, Miller, Dorian Hardin and Taeson Hardin took the 4×100 (45.37), while Miguel Guzman, Chris Brown, Immanuel McLaurrin and TJ Passmore grabbed first in the 4×400 (3:39.03).

Before heading into the postseason, Oak Harbor will compete in three invitational meets. The first is the 14th Annual Tomahawk Classic at Marysville-Pilchuck at 11 a.m. Saturday, April 29.

Other Oak Harbor results at Everett:

Second, girls: Rittierodt, 100, 13.29; Turnek, 200, 28.69; Samantha Hines, 300 hurdles, 51.98; Julie Jansen, discus, 98; Kristina Tirado, high jump, 4-04; triple jump, 31; Naomi Garcia, pole vault, 7.

Second, boys: Taeson Hardin, 100, 11.7; Nuanez, 200, 24.05; Guzman, 400, 52.71; Dallas Riddle-Stevens, 1,600, 4:56.4; 3,200, 10:53.29; Michael Fisken, discus, 142-03; Ozell Jackson, high jump, 5-10.

Third, girls: Dailey, 100, 13.6; Vester, 400, 1:08.24; Riley Grace Borden, 800, 2:45.86; Kaitlyn Chelberg, 100 hurdles, 16.97; 300 hurdles, 52; Hines, javelin, 96-03; Cooley, long jump, 15-01.5.

Third, boys: Washington, 100, 11.83; Dorian Hardin, 200, 24.46; Jackson, 400, 53.35; Wyatt Pauley, 800, 2:28.44; 1,600, 5:11.95; Guerrero, 110 hurdles, 16.78; 300 hurdles, 44.58; Isaac Gomez, discus, 141-07; Gabriel Daggett, high jump, 5-02.

Fourth, girls: Kesler, 200, 29.52; Garcia, 400, 1:10.51; Carolynn Wicker, 800, 2:52.19; Lydia Dorsey, javelin, 94-06; Jacqueline Gibson, pole vault, 6-06; Leielle Salinger, long jump, 14-03.

Fourth, boys: Brown, 100, 11.9; Miller, 200, 24.7; Passmore, 400, 53.67; Gomez, shot, 41-03.25; Ben Bozeman, javelin, 132-11; Guerrero, long jump, 18-07.75; Washington, triple jump, 38-08.5.

Fifth, girls: Borden, 1,600, 6:01.33; Hines, 100 hurdles, 17.76; Sarah Ulam, shot, 26-07.75; Chantelle Rector, pole vault, 5-06; Autumn Coker, long jump, 14-02.

Fifth, boys: Dorian Hardin, 100, 11.91; Weston Whitefoot, javelin, 126-11; Thomas Gilham, long jump, 18-01; Nickols, triple jump, 38-04.75.

Kristina Tirado clears the bar in the high jump. She placed second in the event Thursday. (Photo by John Fisken)

Amaya Rittierodt sprints to second place in the 100 meters. (Photo by John Fisken)

Jessica Vester runs the 400 meters for the Wildcats. (Photo by John Fisken)

Dorian Hardin runs in the 100 meters for Oak Harbor at Thursday’s track meet. (Photo by John Fisken)