Forestburg ISD

Regional Track Qualifiers

We would greatly appreciate support this weekend in Denton. We have several individuals and some relays that have legitimate chances to make it to state. The meet is located at the UNT track which is behind the football stadium.

Friday:

1:00 - Brenna - High Jump

Reagan - Shot

4:00 - 8:20 Running Prelims - We have someone in just about every running event on the boys side and Brenna in the 100 and 200 on the girls side

Saturday:

9:00 - Brenna - Triple Jump

11:00 - Justynne - Discus

1:30 - 4:30 - Running Finals

Area Results:

Note – Top 4 finishers in each race advance to Regionals in Denton this weekend.

Boys:

Finished 3^rd in Area meet with 69 points

100 meters – 3^rd Kayden Dill – 11.59

200 meters – 2^nd Kayden Dill – 24.21

400 meters – 5^th Jesse Wadsworth – 55.67

6^th Will Johnson – 55.72

800 meters – 3^rd Jesse Wadsworth – 2:09.39 - **New School Record

110 Hurdles – 4^th Tye Reid – 18.44

300 Hurdles – 2^nd Tye Reid – 46.46

4X100 meter Relay – 3^rd – Jeremiah Perez, Kayden Dill, Tye Reid, Will Johnson – 46.38

4X400 meter Relay – 2^nd – Will Johnson, Christian Binanti, Kyler Willett, Jesse Wadsworth – 3:43.84 - **New School Record

Long Jump – 5^th Jesse Wadsworth – 18’ 11 1/4 ”

Triple Jump – 5^th Jesse Wadsworth – 39’ 4”

Discus – 5^th Jesus Sanchez – 104’ 1 ½”

Girls:

100 meters – 1^st Brenna Briles – 13.50

6^th Reagan Ladewig – 14.49

200 meters – 2^nd Brenna Briles – 28.95

Triple Jump – 1^st Brenna Briles – 32’ 10’

Shot – 1^st Reagan Ladewig – 33’ 3 ½”

Discus – 3^rd Justynne Roller – 84’ 10”

High Jump – 2^nd – Braylee Briles – 5’ 2”

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