Forgotten Coast girl tracksters wrap up season

After solid performances at the April 22 district meet in Wewahitchka, all three girls track and field teams from the Forgotten Coast – Wewahitchka, Port St. Joe and Franklin County, completed their seasons in May at the regional meet at Pine Forest, with the top finishers moving on to the state meet in Jacksonville.

Blountstown dominated the district meet, but it was a close contest, with Port St. Joe finishing just behind the Lady Tigers, 226 to 214. Wewa finished third, and Franklin County fifth.

The following, all listed by event, shows how they performed at districts, with their finish and times. Those athletes who advanced to regionals are in bold print.

100 METERS: 5) PSJ sophomore Jayla Hill 13.13 6) FC eighth grader Amelia Wolferseder 13.22 7) W freshman Janessa Small 13.24 13) PSJ sophomore Madelyn Shoaf, 13.89 15) PSJ sophomore Ava Tannehill 13.95 19) PSJ eighth grader Harper Fosshage 14.79

200 METERS: 2) FC Wolferseder 27.12 3) W junior Arianna Myers 27.27 5) PSJ Hill 27.42 7) W Small 29.07 8) PSJ sophomore Molly Partin 29.16 10) PSJ Shoaf 30.08 12) PSJ seventh grader Brooklyn Lowery 30.29

400 METERS: 1) PSJ Partin 1:06.60 4) FC freshman Reese Cargill 1:09.06 9) PSJ junior Celie White 1:17.02 11) FC seventh grader Kenslyn Bramblett 1:18.46 13) PSJ freshman Aaliyah Nguyen 1:21.51

800 METERS: 1) PSJ seventh grader Lorelai Williams 2:42.60 2) PSJ junior Katie Trochessett 2:50.94 8) FC freshman Baileigh Dasher 3:08.24 9) W sophomore Lillie Taunton 3:10.99 11) W eighth grader Valerie Shiver 3:12.26 12) W Kameron Easter 3:30.19

1600 METERS: 1) PSJ Williams 5:45.14 2) W seventh grader Hailey Morrison 6:15.04 3) PSJ Trochessett 6:19.46 6) PSJ freshman Kate Patrick 6:40.81 

3200 METERS: 1) FC sophomore Addyson Paul 14:31.92 2) W Morrison 14:41.55 4) PSJ Patrick 16.26.60 6) PSJ eighth grader Lilly White 17:42.56 7) PSJ senior Farrah Spring 18:20.95

100 HURDLES: 2) PSJ sophomore Jazell Stewart 18:12 3) PSJ sophomore Ava Tannehill 18:93 5) PSJ eighth grader Jozle Partin 19:47 6) PSJ seventh grader Aubrey Jenrett 20:37

400 HURDLES: 1) PSJ freshman Chloe Cook 1:21.92 2) W sophomore Alanna Rutter 1:23.20 3) PSJ Partin 1:30.93 4) PSJ Jenrett 1:23.28 

4X100 RELAY: 3) PSJ 55:85 (Fossage, Shoaf, Tannehill, Lowery)

4X400 RELAY: 1) PSJ 4:32.45 (Hill, Trochessett, Williams, Partin) 2) FC 4:52.62 (Wolferseder, Dasher, Paul, Cargill)

4X800 RELAY: 2) PSJ 12:28.03 (White, Spring, Patrick, Trochessett) 3) W 13:11.30 (Taunton, Shiver, Easter, Morrison) 

HIGH JUMP: 5) PSJ Cook 1.32 meters

POLE VAULT: 1) PSJ Patrick 2.1m 2) PSJ Fosshage 1.95m 3) PSJ Cook 1.8m 4) W freshman Deanna Davis 1.5m

LONG JUMP: 5) W Small 4.39m 9) PSJ Shoaf 4.19m 10) PSJ Fosshage 4.14m 12) PSJ Lowery 3.86m

TRIPLE JUMP: 1) PSJ Hill 10.77m 2) PSJ Partin 10.47m 8) W Rutter 8.81m 10) PSJ Partin 8.38m

SHOT PUT: 1) W sophomore McKenzie Hatcher 8.97m 2) PSJ sophomore Anna Vauheerden 8.78m 7) W Hadassah Dixon 7.94m 10) W junior Summer Armstrong 7.09m 13) PSJ Earley 6.90M 14) W senior Riley Book 6.75m 17) PSJ junior Anderson Hodges 5.60m 18) PSJ Stewart 5.35m

DISCUS: 1) PSJ Earley 27.28m 4) W Dixon 22.18m 8) FC eighth grader Madison Harris 20.48m 11) PSJ Vauheerden 18.74m 15) W Hatcher 15.9m 16) PSJ Cook 13.31m 17) PSJ White 12.76m

JAVELIN: 1) PSJ Vauheerden 25.11m 2) PSJ Earley 24.67m 5) FC Harris 23.5m 7) W Davis 22.07m 8) W Book 19.5m 9) W Dixon 19.36m 12) FC eighth grade Maelyn Wilson 17.31m

At the regionals in Pensacola, for Port St Joe, Williams finished ninth in the 800 meters, with a time of 2:38.42, and Trochessett was 17th with a time of 2:49.11. In the 1600 meters, Williams was seventh with a 5:46.12 and Trochessett 15th with a 6:05.77.

In the 100 hurdles, Stewart ran 12th, with an 18.48, and Tannehill 18th with a time of 20.00.

In the 400 hurdles, Partin was 14th with a 1:21.77, Cook 15th with a 1:22.30; and Jenrett 20th with a 1:34.05.

The 4×100 relay team was 15th with a time of 55.09. The 4×400 team was eighth, with a 4:31.14. The 4×800 relay team was ninth, with a 12:10.66.

In the pole vault Patrick was 10th with a 2.25 meter mark; Fosshage 11th a 2.25 meter distance; and Cook 15th with a 2.1 meter vault.

In the triple jump, Hill was second with a 10.7 meter mark, and Partin third with a distance of 10.61.

In the shot put Vauheerden was 11th with a 8.46 meter throw. In the discus Earley was 11th with a 27.36 throw

In the javelin, Vauheerden finished eighth with a throw of 26 meters and Earley 15th with a 22.57 throw.

For Wewa, Myers ran 21st in the 200 meters, with a 32.53 time. Morris was 18th in the 1600 and 12th in the 3200, with times of 6.31.49 and 13.42.28 respectively.

In the 400 hurdles, Rutter was 17th, with a time of 1:25.74.

In the 4×800 relay, the team ran 11th, with a time of 13:49.67.

In the pole vault, Davis was 16th with a mark of 1.95m. Dixon was 18th in the discus with a throw of 22.87 meter, and in the javelin 16th with a throw of 21.38 meters.

For Franklin County, Wolferseder was 13th in the 200, with a time of 27.54. In the 400, Cargill was 17th, with a time of 1:08.76. In the 3200, Paul ran 13th, with a time of 13:55.44.

In the discus Harris threw 22.54 meters to finish 19th and in the javelin she threw 22.57 meters to finish 14th.

At the state meet, for Port St. Joe Partin was 10th in the triple jump, with a mark of 10.84 meters and Hill was 17th, with a 10.22 meter achievement.

STAY TUNED NEXT WEEK FOR A WRAP UP OF THE BOYS SEASON, AND THE MIDDLE SCHOOL RESULTS.