Oak Harbor High School earned 10 first places in a three-team track meet Thursday, April 19, at Wildcat Memorial Stadium.

The Oak Harbor boys defeated Marysville-Pilchuck 96.33-48.66 and lost to Arlington 92-53.

The Wildcat girls topped M-P 101-49 and fell to the Eagles 108-41.

Ozell Jackson led the Wildcats with a pair of wins, taking the high jump (6) and triple jump (39-09).

Andrew Miller took part in two winning events, capturing the long jump (20-10) and 4×100 relay (44.23) with Taeson Hardin, Dorian Hardin and Jeff Gordon.

Mac Nuanez took the 400 (52.07) and Gabriel Daggett won the 110 high hurdles (17.36).

The Wildcat girls grabbed four firsts: Amaya Rittierodt (200, 27.77), Courtney VanGiesen (400, 1:04.04), Lydia Dorsey (javelin, 124) and Alex Smith (3,200, 11:57.49).

Oak Harbor entertains Stanwood at 3:30 p.m. Thursday, April 26.

Other Oak Harbor results

Second, boys: Dorian Hardin, 100, 11:31; Gordon, 200, 22.94; Daggett, 300 hurdles, 44.58; Isaac Gomez, shot put, 47-00.5; discus, 148-10.

Second, girls: Rittierodt, 100, 13.09; Jenna Cooley, 400, 1:05.21; Samantha Hines, 100 hurdles, 17.1; 300 hurdles, 51.8; javelin, 114-09; 4×100 (Maria Dailey, Alora Caillier, Kia Ceya, Rittierodt), 52.47; 4×200 (Leielle Salinger, Cooley, Ceya, Jessica Vester), 1:53.31; 4×400 (Smith, Brenna Rothman, Hines, Vester), 4:43.19.

Third, boys: Taeson Hardin, 100, 11.32; Jackson, 400, 53.92; Weston Whitefoot, javelin, 156-10; Kyle Nickols, high jump, 5-08; Matt Kelley, triple jump, 37-10; 4×400 (Bennett Anderson, Brenden Anderson, Caden Leckelt, Elias Thompson), 3:52.7.

Third, girls: Cooley, 200, 28.01; Cami Bristow, discus, 95-07; javelin, 107.

Fourth, boys: Kelley, high jump, 5-06; Cody Fenton, pole vault, 11; Nickols, long jump, 18-10.5; 4×100 (Fenton, Daggett, Aaron Fletcher, Kekoa Alejandro), 47.71.

Fourth, girls: Chloe Wallace, 800, 2:47.5; Jasmine Ford, discus, 94-09; 4×100 (Carmyn McKee, Madelyn Beach, Morgan Roundy, Keziah Rennes), 59.79.

Fifth, boys: Gordon, 100, 11.43; Darien Matsushita, 400, 54.89; 4×100 (Tristan Wasden, Xander Owsley, Chris Hoppock, Jake Mitten), 48.58.

Fifth, girls: Rothman, 800, 2:49.8; Megan Smith, 3,200, 13:17.44; Sarah Ulam, shot put, 29-06; Issis Foster-Suyat, discus, 82-09; Cooley, long jump, 14-09.75.

Sixth, boys: Miller, 100, 11.61; Josh Stone, 800, 2:19.45; Brecken Collins, 3,200, 11:27.2; Michael Fisken, discus, 119-07; Michael Gomez, javelin, 142-04; Lincoln Basett, pole vault, 8.

Sixth, girls: Dailey, 100, 13.68; Caillier, 200, 28.77.

Alex Smith pulls away from the field in the last lap on the way to winning the 3,200. (Photo by John Fisken)

Cami Bristow tosses the discus for Oak Harbor. (Photo by John Fisken)

Kia Ceya, left, receives the baton from Alora Caillier in the 4×100 relay. (Photo by John Fisken)

Andrew Miller, right, hands off to Dorian Hardin in Oak Harbor’s winning effort in the 4×100 relay. (Photo by John Fisken)

Lydia Dorsey throws the javelin 124 feet to win the event. (Photo by John Fisken)

Jasmine Ford fires the javelin for the Wildcats. (Photo by John Fisken)

Ozell Jackson wins the high jump in the three-team meet Thursday. (Photo by John Fisken)

Brandon McCollough competes in the javelin for the Wildcats. (Photo by John Fisken)

Leielle Salinger, left, and Jessica Vester pass the baton in the 4×200 relay. (Photo by John Fisken)

Sarah Ulam takes fifth place in the shot put to lead the Oak Harbor athletes in the event. (Photo by John Fisken)

Courtney VanGiesen works her way to the front to win the 400 meters. (Photo by John Fisken)