Eatonville Track and Field Teams Shine at Home Meet Against Fife and Clover Park

The Eatonville High School track and field teams delivered standout performances at B.W. Lyon Field on Wednesday, April 16, as they hosted Fife and Clover Park. The girls team took the overall victory with 90.33 points, while the boys team battled to a first-place tie with Clover Park.

Girls Highlights

Eatonville’s girls dominated sprints and distance events, led by multiple-event winner Kelani Monserrate, who took first in both the 200M and 400M. Jenae Roulst sprinted to a win in the 100M and claimed another first-place finish in the long jump. Ciana Hover placed second in the 100M with a personal best of 12.95 seconds and helped the 4x100M relay team take first.

Bridget Stumph won the 800M with a personal best (2:54.28) and placed third in the 1600M. Hannah Bieker grabbed the 1600M win in 6:07.12, also a personal best.

Lily Lightfoot swept the hurdles, winning both the 100M and 300M events. Savannah McCandless posted personal bests in both, placing third and second, respectively.

The Cruisers also won the 4x100M and 4x200M relays and cleaned up in field events. Jordyn Green threw a personal best 97’11” to win javelin, Miley King won high jump, and Lily Lightfoot added a second-place long jump and third in triple jump with a personal best of 30’7”.

Boys Highlights

Ky Nation led the 100M squad with a second-place finish and a personal best 11.03 seconds. Jacob Simons earned third in the 200M (23.47 PR), and Oscar Lopez-Diaz took first in the 400M.

Distance success came from Corey Dempsey, who placed second in the 800M (2:14.33 PR), while Gabe Kolsrud, Titus Lowe, and Ben Morrish all placed in the 1600M and 3200M.

Rogue Pound had a strong meet, earning second in the 110M hurdles (18.08 PR) and winning the javelin with a personal best throw of 141’1”. Jarin Ragazzo followed close behind at 139’4”.

The 4x100M relay team of Riley Hill, Lashawn Beaver, Amari Samuel, and Ky Nation took first. The 4x400M team placed third.

In field events, Adam Ames won discus with a personal best 127’5”, and Mason Kinley took second in shot put with a 40’0” PR. Ethan Carter secured first in pole vault and third in long jump with a personal best of 18’8.5”. Steve Haas and David McClain tied for second in high jump.

Eatonville’s next meet is Wednesday, April 23, at Mt. Tahoma High School, where they’ll face the Foss Falcons in a 2A SPSL League matchup.