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Following are events in which local athletes scored points for their respective teams at last weekend’s state track and field meets:
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LADY RAIDERS – Members of Lomega High School’s 2022 girls track and field team included, from left: front row, Aubree Geisler, Monse Rivera, Abby Swart, Darcy Roberts, Hallie Barton, Kate Myers; and back row, Trinity Blevins, Ariel Jones, Allie Roberts, Sydni Walker, Madi Myers, Chloe Meier and Abi Yost. [Photo provided]
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ALL LEGS –Kingfisher High School senior Ally Stephenson isn’t pulling off a magic trick, but did work some magic during the Class 4A state track and field meet in Catoosa. Stephenson is pictured after clearing a height during the high jump as half of her body disappears into the mat. On her last attempt at 5 feet, 6 inches, Stephenson was able to clear the height to win the state championship for the third time in the event. She also won the 4A high jump title as a freshman in 2019 and last year as a junior. It was her second of two gold medals at the 2022 meet. For more on Stephenson, see Page 6A of this edition. There are more state track and field results for KHS, Lomega, Cashion and Crescent as well as regional and state action for baseball, golf and tennis on Pages 7A, 13A and 15A of this edition. [KT&FP Staff Photo]
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Ally Stephenson couldn’t stand to watch, so she walked away.
Read moreFive Kingfisher High School tennis players will get to experience the state tournament this year.
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The narrowest of margins kept Maximus Washington from running in the finals of the 100 meter dash at last weekend’s Class 4A track and field state championships.
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Owen Duffy made history in multiple ways last weekend.
Read moreA rain-delayed Class 4A girls state golf tournament ended Friday on a battered and soaked track at Cushing’s Buffalo Rock Golf Course.
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