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The best high school track and field marks this season through April 14.

BOYS

100: Colton Magruder (Ellensburg) 10.73, Finnegan Szeliga (Ellensburg) 11.28, Cody Floren (West Valley) 11.35, Matthew Gray (Goldendale) 11.35, Peter Shelton (West Valley) 11.41, Benji Dufault (La Salle) 11.50.

200: Colton Magruder (Ellensburg) 21.84, Finnegan Szeliga (Ellensburg) 22.34, Peter Whitney (Davis) 22.83, Mason Strieck (Sunnyside) 22.91, Alex Lopez (Sunnyside) 23.21, Julian Edwards (Eisenhower) 23.29.

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400: Peter Whitney (Davis) 50.70, Donovan Collins (Eisenhower) 51.20, Max Gallegos (West Valley) 52.75, JJ Beiter (Cle Elum) 52.79, Lincoln Washabaugh (Selah) 52.88, Benji Dufault (La Salle) 53.18.

800: Kian Compton (Eisenhower) 1:57.91, Andrew Garcia (Sunnyside) 1:59.25, Bodie Alderson (Eisenhower) 1:59.43, Max Gallegos (West Valley) 1:59.96, Andrew Berger (La Salle) 2:02.66, Mystic Hammond (Ellensburg) 2:03.0.

1,600: Bodie Alderson (Eisenhower) 4:15.57, Mystic Hammond (Ellensburg) 4:20.17, Kian Compton (Eisenhower) 4:25.76, Andrew Berger (La Salle) 4:26.36, Casey Smith-Apperson (Eisenhower) 4:29.15, Andrew Garcia (Sunnyside) 4:31.

3,200: Bodie Alderson (Eisenhower) 9:06.88, Andrew Garcia (Sunnyside) 9:40.21, Andrew Berger (La Salle) 10:02.02, Casey Smith-Apperson (Eisenhower) 10:11.45, Samuel Roy (Eisenhower) 10:15.06, Oliver Taft (Ellensburg) 10:24.9.

110 hurdles: Blake Smith (Ellensburg) 16.04, Tyler Do (La Salle) 16.22, Seth Lorton (Selah) 16.31, Ronan Stewart (Kittitas) 16.65, Preston Bates (East Valley) 16.66, Hans VerMulm (Prosser) 16.81.

300 hurdles: Blake Smith (Ellensburg) 41.54, Ronan Stewart (Kittitas) 42.22, Caleb Williams (Selah) 42.75, Seth Lorton (Selah) 42.97, Hans VerMulm (Prosser) 43.19, Connor Randall (Cle Elum) 44.50.

4×100: Ellensburg (Opoku, Szeliga, Anderson, Magruder) 43.03, West Valley 44.53, East Valley 45.07, Sunnyside 45.33, Eisenhower 45.47, Selah 45.47.

4×400: Sunnyside (Arreguin, Lopez, Quiroz, Strieck) 3:32.07, Eisenhower 3:37.95, Ellensburg 3:39.12, La Salle 3:40.07, Selah 3:40.20, West Valley 3:42.11.

Shot: Titus Jeffrey (Grandview) 59-3.5, Bryson Chase (Eisenhower) 53-11.75, Zeliah Wade (East Valley) 51-0, Carlos Patino (Ellensburg) 47-5.5, John Marcus Cunningham (Eisenhower) 47-0.5, Silas Stewman (Ellensburg) 46-2.25.

Discus: Titus Jeffrey (Grandview) 175-7, Gavin Case (Prosser) 162-6, Bryson Chase (Eisenhower) 147-4, Levi Gough (Ellensburg) 142-6, Samuel French (West Valley) 139-0, Max Hedden (Selah) 138-10.

Javelin: Titus Paeschke (Prosser) 172-9, Henry Krause (Zillah) 160-3, Levi Gough (Ellensburg) 159-7, Rudy Zavala (Grandview) 158-2, Titus Jeffrey (Grandview) 156-1, Benjamin Beardemphl (West Valley) 154-0.

High jump: Mason Strieck (Sunnyside) 6-2, James Hall (Ellensburg) 6-2, Micah Jones (Davis) 5-10, Noe Alvarez (Eisenhower) 5-10, Jack Davila (Toppenish) 5-10, Samuel Tucci (Ellensburg) 5-10.

Pole vault: Owen Moultray (Selah) 14-0, Joshua Borchert (Selah) 13-0, Ezequiel Ramirez (Toppenish) 13-0, Thomas Worby (Naches Valley) 13-0, Hans VerMulm (Prosser) 12-6, Benjamin Feriante (Naches Valley) 12-0, Brayden Bartheld (East Valley) 12-0.

Long jump: Jack Davila (Toppenish) 21-7, Alex Lopez (Sunnyside) 21-0.25, James Hall (Ellensburg) 20-6.25, Coltyn Taasevigen (Ellensburg) 20-1.5, Matthew Gray (Goldendale) 20-0, Noe Alvarez (Eisenhower) 19-11.5, Evan Carey (Prosser) 19-11.5, Donovan Malland (West Valley) 19-11.5.

Triple jump: Alex Lopez (Sunnyside) 42-0.75, Coltyn Taasevigen (Ellensburg) 41-8, Tygh Manfredi (Naches Valley) 41-0.5, Evan Carey (Prosser) 40-6, Alek Zapien (Toppenish) 40-4, Matthew Gray (Goldendale) 38-11.75.

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GIRLS

100: Aysia Garcia (Zillah) 12.40, Adelene Blevins (Selah) 12.98, Olivia Sande (Selah) 13.01, Emma Merrick (Prosser) 13.08, Ella Craig (La Salle) 13.09, Alaina Garza (Zillah) 13.10.

200: Aysia Garcia (Zillah) 26.05, Olivia Sande (Selah) 27.17, Ilene Moran (Davis) 27.35, Adelene Blevins (Selah) 27.68, Katharine Hudak (Prosser) 27.96, Emma Merrick (Prosser) 28.17.

400: Zoey Moon (West Valley) 59.52, Nellie Nicholls (Cle Elum) 1:01.49, Ilene Moran (Davis) 1:01.91, Natasha Kalombo (West Valley) 1:03.60, Olivia Sande (Selah) 1:04.71, Jenna Grace Tolman (Prosser) 1:04.74.

800: Zoey Moon (West Valley) 2:20.78, Natasha Kalombo (West Valley) 2:23.99, Kate Mickelson (Selah) 2:28.73, Nellie Nicholls (Cle Elum) 2:30.3, Leyla Rodriguez (Grandview) 2:31.73, Elizabeth Norris (Prosser) 2:32.9.

1,600: Kate Mickelson (Selah) 5:30.63, Mallory Keller (Selah) 5:35.5, Gigi Anderson (Ellensburg) 5:39.50, Elizabeth Norris (Prosser) 5:40.39, Natalie De Boer (Sunnyside) 5:41, Margo Fillmore (West Valley) 5:44.98.

3,200: Grace Beachy (Ellensburg) 11:18.74, Elizabeth Norris (Prosser) 12:13.62, Mallory Keller (Selah) 12:14.48, June Nemrow (Ellensburg) 12:36.45, Marianna Crosby (Ellensburg) 12:52.52, Gigi Anderson (Ellensburg) 13:01.

100 hurdles: Ella Craig (La Salle) 15.68, Melia Guardado (East Valley) 17.31, Yutong Liang (Ellensburg) 17.49, Charlene Schutz (Selah) 17.57, Brenna Williams (East Valley) 17.91, Cara Coleman (Cle Elum) 17.94.

300 hurdles: Ella Craig (La Salle) 45.59, Finley Hahn-Keenan (Naches Valley) 49.85, Yutong Liang (Ellensburg) 49.93, Melia Guardado (East Valley) 50.76, Mia Moser (West Valley) 51.14, Leila Villarreal (Eisenhower) 51.26.

4×100: Prosser (Hudak, Hoefer, McClure, Merrick) 50.45, Selah 51.23, Zillah 51.30, East Valley 51.58, Ellensburg 52.95, Toppenish 53.43.

4×200: Selah (Sande, Blevins, Diaz, Thomas) 1:52.75, Prosser 1:53.31, East Valley 1:54.96, Ellensburg 1:57.19, Toppenish 1:57.73, Eisenhower 1:58.83.

4×400: West Valley (Morford, Kalombo, French, Moon) 4:17.65, Naches Valley 4:22.66, Ellensburg 4:23.82, East Valley 4:25.83, Prosser 4:27.78, Toppenish 4:27.98.

Shot: Chloe Myers (Selah) 37-6, Tatiana Camacho (Toppenish) 36-1.5, Aaralyn Pati (Eisenhower) 34-6.5, Olivia Clara (Grandview) 32-8.75, Jordyn Jamieson (West Valley) 32-3, Charlene Underwood (Toppenish) 32-0.

Discus: Chloe Myers (Selah) 135-6, Tatiana Camacho (Toppenish) 121-3, Madison Stewart (Eisenhower) 110-2, Liz French (West Valley) 103-1, Isabella Camacho (Toppenish) 100-10, Jasmine Saina (White Swan) 99-1.

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Javelin: Gracie Glondo (Cle Elum) 130-2, Avery Barnhart (Prosser) 118-5, Chloe Myers (Selah) 108-9, Soleil Hoefer (Prosser) 106-2, Amaya Benitez (Grandview) 103-4, Ava Hayes (Cle Elum) 103-2.

High jump: Kayla Krueger (Naches Valley) 5-2, Anya Rydberg (Highland) 5-0, Hannah Perkins (Prosser) 4-10, Gracie Glondo (Cle Elum) 4-10, Chloe Myers (Selah) 4-10, Liz French (West Valley) 4-10, Jocelyn Newschwander (Ellensburg) 4-10, Paige Sarett (Selah) 4-10, Jaida Custer (Ellensburg) 4-10.

Pole vault: Kayla Krueger (Naches Valley) 10-6, Kalista Silva (Eisenhower) 10-0, Jaida Custer (Ellensburg) 8-6, Danika Feriante (Naches Valley) 8-6, Lexi Washabaugh (Selah) 8-6, Laurel Downes (Eisenhower) 8-6.

Long jump: Ella Craig (La Salle) 16-5, Aysia Garcia (Zillah) 16-3.5, Gracie Glondo (Cle Elum) 16-2.75, Alaina Garza (Zillah) 16-1, Jocelyn Newschwander (Ellensburg) 15-11.75, Vikki Walle (Zillah) 15-7.5.

Triple jump: Jocelyn Newschwander (Ellensburg) 33-10.75, Alaina Garza (Zillah) 33-9, Finley Hahn-Keenan (Naches Valley) 33-1.5, Kalista Silva (Eisenhower) 32-11, Gracie Glondo (Cle Elum) 31-9.75, Lola Wheeler (Wapato) 31-2.75.

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