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Panther reserves win four events
The Powell boys junior varsity track team came away with a runner-up finish at the Cody Invitational while the girls placed eighth overall in the final standings. The Panthers brought home four first-place awards …
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Panther reserves win four events The Powell boys junior varsity track team came away with a runner-up finish at the Cody Invitational while the girls placed eighth overall in the final standings. The Panthers brought home four first-place awards in the JV division.Colby Gilmore captured first place in both the 100 and 200-meter races. Gilmore's winning 200-meter time of 25.4 seconds was fast enough that it would have also captured third place in the boys' varsity race. “Colby did only jumps for us last season,” said Powell High School head track coach Scott Smith. “I was asking why he didn't do sprints for us last year. He had a good day.”Also coming home with first place honors were distance runner Bodie Friday, who captured first in the 3200 meters, and the foursome of Dylan Ulmer, Zach Thiel, Rico Garcia and Tyler McCauley. The group crossed in first place in the JV 4x800 relay. On the girls' side, Layla Bradley placed in the top seven in three different events. Her best effort came at 400 meters, where she placed second in the JV division. She also placed fourth in the 200 and was seventh in the long jump. Emily Kath grabbed a third-place finish in the discus to go along with a sixth-place showing in the shot put. The Powell High School track team returns to action today (Thursday) for a 2 p.m. invitational event at Worland High School. Boys' JV team standings: Sheridan 129.5, Powell 78.5, Burlington 64.5, Greybull 58, Riverton 55, Cody 49.5, Wind River 31, Jackson Hole 26, Lovell 10, Rocky Mountain 10, Meeteetse 8, Fort Washakie 6, Big Piney 6, Tongue River 2.Powell individual results: 100-1. Colby Gilmore 12.5; 200-1. Colby Gilmore 25.4, 7. Fabio Soto 26.9; 400-4. Rico Garcia 1:03.2, 6. Wesley Johnson 1:04.2; 1600-4. Bodie Friday 5:25.4; 3200-1. Bodie Friday 11:40.4; 300m hurdles-4. Zach Thiel 49.4; 4x800 relay-1. Dylan Ulmer, Zach Thiel, Rico Garcia and Tyler McCauley 10:20.6; High jump-3. Sebastian Munoz 5'2”; Long jump-4. Jose Garcia 17'5.5”, 5. Cale Anderson 17'5”; Triple jump-5. Cale Anderson 34'3.75”.Girls JV team standings: Burlington 86, Riverton 76, Sheridan 72, Wind River 57, Jackson Hole 49, Greybull 46, Lovell 30, Powell 28, Cody 13, Shepherd 8, Thermopolis 3, Tongue River 1. Powell individual results: 200-4. Layla Bradley 32.3; 400-2. Layla Bradley 1:12.5, 5. Haylee Humphries 1:16.6; Long jump-7. Layla Bradley 13'; Shot put-6. Emily Kath 25'6”; Discus-3. Emily Kath 80'10”.
Panther reserves win four events
The Powell boys junior varsity track team came away with a runner-up finish at the Cody Invitational while the girls placed eighth overall in the final standings. The Panthers brought home four first-place awards in the JV division.
Colby Gilmore captured first place in both the 100 and 200-meter races. Gilmore's winning 200-meter time of 25.4 seconds was fast enough that it would have also captured third place in the boys' varsity race.
“Colby did only jumps for us last season,” said Powell High School head track coach Scott Smith. “I was asking why he didn't do sprints for us last year. He had a good day.”
Also coming home with first place honors were distance runner Bodie Friday, who captured first in the 3200 meters, and the foursome of Dylan Ulmer, Zach Thiel, Rico Garcia and Tyler McCauley. The group crossed in first place in the JV 4x800 relay.
On the girls' side, Layla Bradley placed in the top seven in three different events. Her best effort came at 400 meters, where she placed second in the JV division. She also placed fourth in the 200 and was seventh in the long jump. Emily Kath grabbed a third-place finish in the discus to go along with a sixth-place showing in the shot put.
The Powell High School track team returns to action today (Thursday) for a 2 p.m. invitational event at Worland High School.
Boys' JV team standings: Sheridan 129.5, Powell 78.5, Burlington 64.5, Greybull 58, Riverton 55, Cody 49.5, Wind River 31, Jackson Hole 26, Lovell 10, Rocky Mountain 10, Meeteetse 8, Fort Washakie 6, Big Piney 6, Tongue River 2.
Powell individual results: 100-1. Colby Gilmore 12.5; 200-1. Colby Gilmore 25.4, 7. Fabio Soto 26.9; 400-4. Rico Garcia 1:03.2, 6. Wesley Johnson 1:04.2; 1600-4. Bodie Friday 5:25.4; 3200-1. Bodie Friday 11:40.4; 300m hurdles-4. Zach Thiel 49.4; 4x800 relay-1. Dylan Ulmer, Zach Thiel, Rico Garcia and Tyler McCauley 10:20.6; High jump-3. Sebastian Munoz 5'2”; Long jump-4. Jose Garcia 17'5.5”, 5. Cale Anderson 17'5”; Triple jump-5. Cale Anderson 34'3.75”.
Girls JV team standings: Burlington 86, Riverton 76, Sheridan 72, Wind River 57, Jackson Hole 49, Greybull 46, Lovell 30, Powell 28, Cody 13, Shepherd 8, Thermopolis 3, Tongue River 1.
Powell individual results: 200-4. Layla Bradley 32.3; 400-2. Layla Bradley 1:12.5, 5. Haylee Humphries 1:16.6; Long jump-7. Layla Bradley 13'; Shot put-6. Emily Kath 25'6”; Discus-3. Emily Kath 80'10”.
