Oakesdale dominates at 1B meet in Chewelah

Oakesdale girls commemorate their first place district win.

Oakesdale girls rolled out 109.5 points Tuesday in the NE-SE district meet at Chewelah. They more than doubled the number-two score posted by Pomeroy from the SE side.

The SJEL girls finished third with 67 points, and the GP girls placed ninth with 19.

Wellpinit edged Odessa 103-91.5 on the boys side. The Eagles placed seventh with 32.

Oakesdale finished 11th at 17.5, and Garfield/Palouse finished with three.

The SE-NE meet was a qualifier for the regional competition which will be May 18-19 at the Central Valley track. Top eight finishers in running events and the top 12 in field events advance.

Anne Hockett of Oakesdale won the 200, 400 and 100 hurdles for Oakesdale.

Lauryn Rawls won the 100 and placed second to Hockett in the 200.

Emma Perry won the 800, and Elizabeth Perry won the 1600.

Oakesdale also swept the relays for a near sweep of the running events.

Garfield/Palouse Viking Anais Mills on her way to take the win in the 3200.

LouEllen Reed, Logan Reed, Emma Perry, Rawls, Elisabeth Perry and Amber Jones ran relay legs.

Logan Reed also won the triple jump.

Viking sophomore Anais Mills won the 3200 at 13:11.20 with Madison Dingman of Oakesdale second at 13:50.52

Jaydn Corder of SJEL won the shot put and placed second in the discus. Autum Meyers placed second in the high jump.

Griffith Parrish took another win in the high jump with leap of 6-2.

Matt Hockett of Oakesdale won the javelin at 170-4.5 sling.

The Eagles placed third in the 4x100 relay with Levi Bailey, Parrish, Trey Fleming and Dustin Fox running legs.

Bailey placed third in the triple jump at 34-8.

Oakesdale competed in the SE-NE qualifier at Chewelah Tuesday after entering the Ron Vanderholm meet Friday at Royal City.

The girls tied for second with Zillah with 67.5 points behind the 81.5 win by Connell.

Matt Hockett also won the javelin at Royal City with a 168-9, and Anne Hockett won both the hurdle races with times of 15.81 and 47.4.