3 Valley athletes capture state track and field crowns

ANCHORAGE — Ceil Dunleavy, Sylvia Tuisaula and Brandon Nicholson are state champions.

Over the hot and sunny weekend, Dunleavy and Tuisaula claimed wins in the high jump and shot put, respectively, for the Wasilla Warriors at the ASAA/First National Bank State Track and Field Championships at Dimond High School.

This was Dunleavy’s second state championship after winning the high jump last year, as a freshman, with a mark of 5-2.

“The whole goal for this year was to get 5-4, go up two inches every year,” Dunleavy told Frontiersman staff Friday evening.

Although Dunleavy was the returning champ, Colony junior Chase Stevens beat her in the Region III championship last weekend, and was expecting to be more of a contender at state.

But Stevens knew Dunleavy would be tough to beat — after all, the Warrior was a state champion, and she took fourth in the first meet of the season, the Big C Relays, while Stevens placed 14th.

“I think about Ceil a lot,” Stevens said. “I don’t know how to flick my body up and get my legs over like she does.”

This year, Stevens placed fourth in the high jump, third in the long jump, third in the 100-meter hurdles, and she placed in the triple jump.

Her goals for next season are to “place higher in everything,” she said, and hopefully break the state high jump record of 5-6 and the long jump record of 17-2. Thus far, her personal bests are 5-4 and 17 feet, respectively.

Tuisuala, like Stevens, was a region champ this year, too — but unlike Stevens, she also won state in her event.

Going into the meet, Tuisaula said, she figured her chances of throwing farthest in the state were “iffy.” Earlier this season, Richelle Walker of Kodiak hit 37 feet, and that “kind of scared me,” Tuisuala said.

“She didn’t pull it out (at regions) but I was still kind of iffy (about winning) so I didn’t want to get too excited yet,” she said, of her feelings before the state meet.

But she wasn’t too worried about the Anchorage throwers.

“It seems like it’s always been the Valley and Peninsula teams head-on,” Tuisaula said.

And when she threw a 36-1.5 to Walker’s 33-08.75, she was “really happy.”

But mostly about beating her personal best of 35-10.5.

“I didn’t feel like the win was that big a deal, I just want to keep improving each meet,” she said.

And how is she going to do that for next year, her last as a high school athlete? By refining her technique, she said, not worrying about strength.

“Even a small girl can throw like 40 feet — it’s about technique,” Tuisuala said.

Nicholson said he too has the strength aspect of his events down, but wants to improve his speed and launch in the long and triple jumps.

The athlete’s strategy, however, is to work one-on-one with former Colony champion David Registe, who currently holds the school record in the long jump and capped his career with UAA in 2011 as one of the most decorated track and field athletes in program history.

Nicholson said Registe saw him perform at Big C Relays and tried to offer tips “right then and there.”

“He saw my potential,” Nicholson said.

As a sophomore, Nicholson has two more years to hone his skills, and already he’s become more serious about the competition, he says. Going to state in the triple jump last year, he said, kind of changed his mindset.

“I realized when I went to state that I could do something with it,” Nicholson said.

And he did. This year he jumped 43-09.25 at state — several inches off his personal record of 44-6.75 (which he earned at regions this year), but 3 feet farther than his 2014 P.R.

In addition to his triple jump win, Nicholson placed fourth in the long jump with a P.R. of 20-6.75 and third in the high jump with a mark of 6-3, an inch shy of his personal best.

He also qualified in the 400-meter run, but had only run it at regions for points, and did not intend to run it at state, he said, because he “didn’t want to be sluggish” in his approach for the long jump (which occurs at about the same time as the race).

Another top finisher at state was Colony’s Kristina Tennesen, who as a sophomore this year took second in the discus with a throw of 113 feet. Her throw in the shot put was more than 3 feet shorter than her personal best of 32-7.5 (earned this season), but she brushed it off and was able to “just stay calm and launch it out there” for the discus competition Saturday.

As a sophomore, Tennesen has two more years to beat the school record of 135 feet in the discus, a goal of hers.

Palmer sophomores Ruby Woodings and Rya Berrigan also put their best feet forward Saturday, working with senior teammates Naomi Graham and Sami Contraras to place third in the 3,200-meter relay behind second-place team Colony. The Moose took third in the region race, so they were expecting to place somewhere between fourth and sixth against Anchorage and Fairbanks teams.

“It’s hard to run ’cause it’s so fast but you have to strategize,” Berrigan said.

But they each beat their individual P.R.s by about 2 seconds on Saturday, for a total 10-second P.R. in the relay, Graham said.

“These two pushed us,” Graham said, of her sophomore teammates.

And so did the Colony relay team, the Palmer girls said.

“They’re not only good competition, they’re really sweet girls,” Contraras said, of Coleen Geraghty, Elisabeth Bowker, Cathelyne Powers and Jordyn Block.

ASAA/First National Bank State track and field championships

Friday-Saturday, Dimond High School

4A girls team scores:

1. South 76, 2. Kenai Central 54, 3. Dimond 52, 4. Eagle River 50, 5. tie, Soldotna and Colony 49, 7. Chugiak 45, 8. Thunder Mountain 38, 9. tie, West and West Valley 29, 11. Wasilla 26, 12. Service 19, 13. Bartlett 16, 14. Ketchikan 14, 15. Lathrop 13, 16. Kodiak 12, 17. Palmer 7.

4A boys team scores:

1. Kodiak 83, 2. Lathrop 63, 3. Kenai 61, 4. Bartlett 60, 5. Dimond 59, 6. West Valley 57, 7. tie, Service, Colony and Chugiak 27, 10. Soldotna 25, 11. West 24, 12. East 21, 13. Thunder Mountain 10, 14. tie, Eagle River and Ketchikan 8, 16. Juneau 7, 17. tie, Palmer and South 4, 19. North Pole 3.

123A boys team scores:

1. Anchorage Christian 119.5; 2. Eielson 72, 3. Seward 51, 4. Petersburg 48, 5. Homer 46, 6. Monroe 40, 7. Sitka 38, 8. Galena 33, 9. Glennallen 28, 10. Wasilla Lake Christian 25, 11. Nikiski 18, 12. Grace Christian 15.5, 13. Valdez 15, 14. Haines 9, 15. Thorne Bay 6, 16. Houston 3, 17. tie, Delta Junction and Gustavus 2, 19. tie, Cook Inlet Academy and Tri Valley 1.

123A girls team scores:

1. Anchorage Christian 95, 2. Homer 80, 3. Grace Christian 78; 4. Petersburg 40; 5. Seward 34, 6. Glennallen 30, 7. Valdez 28, 8. Hutchison 26, 9. Cook Inlet Academy 24, 10. Tri Valley 21, 11. Holy Rosary Academy 16, 12. tie, Sitka and Cordova 14, 14. tie, Delta Junction, Eielson and Thorne Bay 13, 17. Nikiski 11, 18. Haines 8, 19. Houston, 20. Monroe 2.

4A girls individual results:

100 – Katie Hines, South, 12.52; 2. Haley Hakala, South, 12.75; 3. Ariana Davis, Chugiak, 13.09; 4. Jazlan Davis, Lathrop, 13.10; 5. Kyla Whannell, Kenai Central, 13.17; 6. Bernadette Franulovich, Ketchikan, 13.19; 7. Cerina Bush, Chugiak, 13.22.

400 – 1. Nicole Boggs, Eagle River, 57.92; 2. Dani McCormick, Soldotna, 59.36; 3. Brooke Liland, Dimond, 59.92; 4. Daisy Nelson, Soldotna, 1:00.27; 5. Lauren Cuddihy, Service, 1:00.49; 6. Erika Rodanhisler, Ketchikan, 1:01.18; 7. Ruby Woodings, Palmer, 1:01.39.

800 – 1. Allie Ostrander, Kenai Central, 2:11.29; 2. Olivia Hutchings, Soldotna, 2:16.07; 3. Emma Tvelia, Eagle River, 2:21.79; 4. Jordyn Block, Colony, 2:23.79; 5. Ruth Cvancara, Dimond, 2:24.09; 6. Allison Hebard, Lathrop, 2:24.27; 7. Addison Gibson, Kenai Central, 2:26.44; 8. Riley Burroughs, Wasilla 2:34.31.

1,600 – 1. Allie Ostrander, Kenai Central, 4:48.31 (new state record; old record 4:49.47, Allie Ostrander, Kenai Central, 2014); 2. Emma Tvelia, Eagle River 5:13.58; 3. Erika Rodanhisler, Ketchikan 5:19.20; 4. Riley Burroughs, Wasilla 5:22:16; 5. Fiona Fick, West Anchorage 5:23.50; 6. A. Fournier, Lathrop 5:23.65; 7. Fiona Pedrick, Bartlett 5:24.73; 8. Zoe Bigley, Kodiak 5:26.10.

3,200 -- 1. Allie Ostrander, Kenai, 10:09.72 (state record; previous record, Ostrander, 10:13.87, 2014.; 2. Olivia Hutchings, Soldotna, 11:32.76; 3. Jenna Difolco, West Valley, 11:36.78; 4. Jill Bowker, Colony, 11:37.46; 5. Fiona Pedrick, Bartlett, 11:42.70; 6. Cathelyne Powers, Colony, 11:51.95; 7. Zoe Bigley, Kodiak, 11:58.74.

400 relay – 1. South 50.18; 2. Chugiak 50.68; 3. Kenai Central 51.61; 4. Service 52.05; 5. Dimond 52.11; 6. West Valley 53.32; 7. Lathrop 53.59.

800 relay – 1. South 1:46.66; 2. Chugiak 1:47.26; 3. Dimond 1:47.95; 4. West Valley 1:48.21; 5. Kenai Central 1:48.79; 6. West 1:50.88; 7. Bartlett 1:52.78.

1,600 relay – 1. Eagle River 4:02.67; 2. Soldotna 4:11.19; 3. West 4:13.03; 4. Kenai Central 4:1463; 5. Dimond 4:16.67; 6. West Valley 4:19.30; 7. Ketchikan 4:21.30.

3,200 relay – 1. Soldotna 9:27.39 (new state record; old record 9:35.21, West Valley, 2004.; 2. Colony 9:51.59; 3. Palmer 10:01.45; 4. West 10:05.60; 5. South 10:10.45; 6. Kenai Central 10:19.30; 7. Ketchikan 10:28.73.

100 hurdles – 1. Naomi Welling, Thunder Mountain, 15.24; 2. Chrisalyn Johnson, Dimond, 15.36; 3. Chase Stephens, Colony, 15.42; 4. Mekayla Winchester, West, 15.44; 5. Hannah Babin, Chugiak, 15.85; 6. Jordyn Bruce, Eagle River, 16.56; 7. Elissa Esplin, South, 16.61.

300 hurdles – 1. Naomi Welling, Thunder Mountain, 44.27 (new state record; old record 44.93, Laura Kelly, Chugiak, 1994.; 2. Jordyn Bruce, Eagle River, 46.03; 3. Hannah Babin, Chugiak, 46.87; 4. Gretta Pickett, West, 47.02; 5. Elissa Esplin, South, 49.25; 6. Katie Kilfoyle, Kenai Central, 50.56; 7. Jaidyn Kinneeveauk, South, 50.79.

High jump -- 1. Ceil Dunleavy, Wasilla, 5-4; 2. Ann Gebauer, Service, 5-3; 3. Zoey Keene, 5-2; 4. Chase Stephens, Colony, 5-2; 5. Taylir Kueter, Barltett 5-0; 6. Madeline Ko, West Valley, 4-10.

Long jump -- 1. Chrisalyn Johnson, Dimond, 17-0.25; 2. Naomi Welling, Thunder Mountain, 16-6.75; 3. Chase Stephens, Colony, 16-0.75; 4. Ann Condio, Colony, 15-2.75; 5. Julieanne Wilson, Kenai, 15-1.75; 6. Emma Nelson, Chugiak, 15-1.50; 7. Kiana Harding, Kenai, 15-1.25.

Triple jump – 1. Naomi Welling, Thunder Mountain, 35-7; 2. Emma Nelson, Chugiak, 34-8.5; 3. Gretta Pickett, West, 34-2; 4. Chase Stephens, Colony, 33-6.75; 5. Katelyn Crisscarboy, West Valley, 33-1.5; 6. Madeline Ko, West Valley, 33-0.5; 7. Jhaymie-Lee Davis, Ketchikan, 32-4.25.

Discus – 1. Jenna Mixson, Dimond, 118-1; 2. Kristina Tennesen, Colony, 114-4; 3. Amy Yi, South, 111-4; 4. Ileana Casiano, West Valley, 109-6; 5. Richelle Walker, Kodiak, 107-4; 6. Sylvia Tuisaula, Wasilla, 92-1; 7. Autumn Werczynski, Lathrop, 90-5.

Shot put -- 1. Sylvia Tuisaula, Wasilla, 36-1.50; 2. Richelle Walker, Kodiak, 33-8.75; 3. Rose Lega, Bartlett 32-6.25; 4. Ileana Casiano, West Valley, 31-11.75; 5. Envyi Pendergrass, Lathrop, 31-11; 6. Alicia Washington, Bartlett, 31-6.25; 7. Annie Quinn, Soldotna, 31-3.5.

Class 4A boys

100 – 1. Charles Sudduth, West Valley, 10.91; 2. C.J. Parker, Dimond, 11.06; 3. Brendan Walsh, Bartlett, 11.18; 4. Jordan Tufaga, Dimond, 11.27; 5. Dillon Pratt, Chugiak, 11.28; 6. Aidan Hildebrand, Thunder Mountain, 11.33; 7. Hunter Harwood, Colony, 11.44.

200 – 1. Charles Sudduth, West Valley, 22.23; 2. C.J. Parker, Dimond, 22.62; 3. Jack Martensen, Service, 22.73; 4. Brendan Walsh, Bartlett, 22.88; 5. Hunter Harwood, Colony, 22.94; 6. Connor Hicks, Ketchikan, 22.96; 7. Jemuel Mangalus, Kodiak, 23.07.

400 – 1. Jack Martensen, Service, 50.45; 2. Travis Phillips, Lathrop, 51.14; 3. Bentiu Panoam, Bartlett, 51.18; 4. C.J. Parker, Dimond, 51.60; 5. Cedarian Brunelle, Dimond, 52.08; 6. Ty Jordan, Chugiak, 52.79; 7. Jermarcus Jiles, Lathrop, 53.48.

800 – 1. Levi Thomet, Kodiak 1:57.30; 2. Jonah Theisen, Kenai Central, 1:58.16; 3. Levi Fried, Kodiak, 1:58.67; 4. Miguel Obregon, Bartlett, 1:59.33; 5. Jordan Theisen, Kenai Central, 2:00.58; 6. Jack Hannah, Kodiak, 2:02.49; 7. Christopher Llanos, Ketchikan, 2:02.54.

1,600 – 1. Levi Thomet, Kodiak, 4:12.17 (new state record; old record 4:13.0, Doug Herron, Bartlett, 1985); 2. Ty Jordan, Chugiak, 4:15.49; 3. Jordan Theisen, Kenai, 4:17.61; 4. Jonah Theisen, Kenai, 4:17.61; 5. Levi Fried, Kodiak, 4:21.91; 6. Chandler Lokanin, Dimond, 4:30.09; 7. Riley Moser, Juneau, 4:30.25.

3,200– 1. Levi Thomet, Kodiak, 9:09.41 (state record; previous record, Jake Parisien, Palmer, 9:11.27, 2008.; 2. Jonah Theisen, Kenai, 9:26.44; 3. Jordan Theisen, Kenai, 9:31.67; 4. Chandler Lokanin, Dimond, 9:38.29; 5. Keith Osowski, Kodiak, 9:38.71; 6. Michael Parnell, Kodiak, 9:55.88; 7. Jacob Walsh, Eagle River, 9:56.75.

400 relay – 1. West Valley 43.47 (new state record; old record 43.50, East, 2006.; 2. Chugiak 44.72; 3. Ketchikan 44.77; 4. Dimond 44.88; 5. Palmer 44.95; 6. Thunder Mountain 45.73; 7. Kenai Central 46.40.

800 relay – 1. West Valley 1:31.23; 2. Dimond 1:31.97; 3. Bartlett 1:32.26; 4. Chugiak 1:33.11; 5. West 1:34.17; 6. Lathrop 1:34.42; 7. Palmer 1:35.52.

1,600 relay – 1. Bartlett 3:26.89; 2. Kenai Central 3:28.66; 3. Lathrop 3:29.38; 4. Kodiak 3:29.79; 5. Eagle River 3:31.81; 6. Soldotna 3:36.18; 7. Service 3:39.44.

3,200 relay – 1. Kodiak 8:11.03; 2. Bartlett 8:14.17; 3. Juneau 8:18.25; 4. Eagle River 8:26.71; 5. Colony 8:34.88; 6. Thunder Mountain 8:34.92; 7. West Valley 8:35.76.

110 hurdles – 1. Devin Millington, Lathrop, 15.41; 2. Chardo Elliott, West, 15.65; 3. Jared Welch, Lathrop, 15.68; 4. Mark Fisher, West, 15.78; 5. Alex Grullon, Bartlett, 15.93; 6. Chase Hawk, East, 16.28; 7. Sergio Salcido, Lathrop, 16.78.

300 hurdles – 1. Tim Duke, Soldotna, 38.90; 2. Mark Fisher, West, 40.90; 3. Sam Carney-Braveman, West Valley, 40.95; 4. Devin Millington, Lathrop, 41.60; 5. Sergio Salcido, Lathrop, 42.35; 6. Michael Williams, Chugiak, 42.57; 7. Josh Jackman, Kenai Central, 42.71.

High jump – 1. Bryce Hellman, Bartlett, 6-4; 2. Jared Welch, Lathrop, 6-4; 3. Brandon Nicholson, Colony, 6-3; 4. Tyler Blanch, South, 6-0; 5. Shane Hursh, North Pole, 5-10; 6. Chase Hawk, East, 5-8; 7. Brandon Joyner, West Valley, 5-8.

Long jump -- 1. Josh Jackman, Kenai, 20-11; 2. Jared Welch, Lathrop, 20-10.75; 3. Tim Duke, Soldotna, 20-6.75; 4. Brandon Nicholson, Colony, 19-4.50; 5. Parker Martin, East, 19-4; 6. Brendan Pietz, Thunder Mountain, 19-1; 7. Anthony Parker, Dimond, 18-10.

Triple jump – 1. Brandon Nicholson, Colony, 43-9.25; 2. David Schaffer, Dimond, 42-10.25; 3. Josh Jackman, Kenai Central, 42-7; 4. Chase Hawk, East, 42-00.25; 5. Jared Welch, Lathrop, 41-11.5; 6. Josh Cummings, West Valley, 41-4.5; 7. Devin Millington, Lathrop, 40-5.75.

Shot put – 1. Kordell Pillans, Kodiak, 51-1.25; 2. Tarini Tosi, East, 44-11; 3. Brandon Pili, Dimond, 44-9; 4. Jack Dickinson, Lathrop, 44-5.75; 5. Jeremy Mahe, Bartlett, 44-4.75; 6. Johnathon Stephens, Service, 42-6.75; 7. Dalton Best, Soldotna, 42-2.75.

Discus – 1. Kordell Pillans, Kodiak, 156 feet, 5 inches; 2. Johnathon Stephens, Service, 148-6; 3. Joaquin Martines, West Valley, 140-2; 4. Dalton Best, Soldotna, 134-7; 5. Rick Johnson, Thunder Mountain, 129;10; 6. Tarini Tosi, East, 129-2; 7. Jake Foshee, West Valley, 125-8.

123A girls individual results

100 hurdles – 1. Izabelle Ith, Petersburg, 15.46; 2. Madison Orth, Cook Inlet Academy, 16.48; 3. Lauren Evarts, Homer, 17.19; 4. Annie VanderWeide, Grace Christian, 17.40; 5. Emily Brockman, Seward, 18.36; 6. Lauren Jones, Homer, 18.39; 7. Christina Gough, Hutchison, 18.42.

100 – 1. Tanner Ealum, ACS, 12.11; 2. Zoe Langseth, Valdez, 13.03; 3. Kelsea Wollmann, Eielson, 13.24; 4. Christina Ellis, Grace Christian, 13.31; 5. Madison Orth, Cook Inlet Academy, 13.60; 6. Saskia Harrison, Hutchison, 13.63; 7. Sydney Jamison, Monroe, 13.66.

800 relay – 1. Homer 1:51.73; 2. Grace Christian 1:52.40; 3. Eielson 1:54.93; 4. Tri Valley 1:54.93; 5. ACS 1:56.32; 6. Houston 1:56,74; 7. Hutchison 1:59.10.

1,600 – 1. Briahna Gerlach, Glennallen, 5:00.74; 2. Elizabeth Balsan, ACS, 5:07.47; 3. Sara Hamberger, Cordova, 5:07.57; 4. Taylee Nyquest, Thorne Bay, 5:23.74; 5. Cheyenne Applegate, Grace Christian, 5:27.07; 6. Victoria Joslin, Delta Junction, 5:38.39; 7. Audrey Rosencrans, Homer, 5:47.79.

400 relay – 1. Homer 52.80; 2. Grace Christian 53.84; 3. Hutchison 54.38; 4. ACS 55.46; 5. Seward 56,.44; 6. Nikiski 56.54; 7. Tri Valley 58.56.

400 – 1. Tanner Ealum, ACS, 54.86 (new state record; old record 55.95, Lieren Flanagan, Kenai Central, 2010); 2. Aurora Waclawski, Homer, 1:01.29; 3. Ziza Shermet-Pitcher, Homer, 1:02.39; 4. Crystal Crane, Homer, 1:03.10; 5. Taylee Nyquest, Thorne Bay, 1:04.82; 6. Sarah Wolf, Homer, 1:04.98; 7. Jennie Ohlund, Tri Valley, 1:06.89.

300 hurdles – 1. Izabelle Ith, Petersburg, 47.84; 2. Zoe Langseth, Valdez, 48.46; 3. Lauren Evarts, Homer, 49.60; 4. Annie VanderWeide, Grace Christian, 50.34; 5. Isabella Saxe, Tri Valley, 51.09; 6. Alexis Quick, ACS, 51.43; 7. Madison Kranz, Sitka, 51.51.

800 – 1. Briahna Gerlach, Glennallen, 2:16.99; 2. Elizabeth Balsan, ACS, 2:19.47; 3. Ruby Lindquist, Seward, 2:20.95; 4. Cheyenne Applegate, Grace Christian, 2:24.55; 5. Taylee Nyquest, Thorne Bay, 2:29.08; 6. Tessa O’Hara, ACS, 2:29.56; 7. Tavifa Timoshenko, Delta Junction, 2:35.26.

200 – 1. Tanner Ealum, ACS, 24.73 (new state record; old record 25.1, Yvette Ervin, Eielson, 1982.; 2. Zoe Langseth, Valdez, 27.03; 3. Aurora Waclawski, Homer, 27.27; 4. Christina Ellis, Grace Christian, 27.68; 5. Sarah Newton, Grace Christian, 27.72; 6. Veronica Yanish, Hutchison, 27.93; 7. Gabriella Cagle, Sitka, 28.46.

1,600 relay – 1. Homer 4:13.82; 2. ACS 4:18.65; 3. Seward 4:28.17; 4. Valdez 4:28.75; 5. Delta Junction 4:36.68; 6. Tri Valley 4:52.81.

Triple jump – 1. Izabelle Ith, Petersburg, 36-1.5; 2. Sarah Lucas, Holy Rosary Academy, 34-3.5; 3. Annie VanderWeide, Grace Christian, 33-11; 4. Madison Orth, Cook Inlet Academy, 32-4.75; 5. Arianne Parrish, Nikiski, 30-1.5; 6. Brittany Perry, Nikiski, 28-10.25; 7. Katie Peterson, Hutchison, 28-1.

Discus – 1. Ashley Logan, Grace Christian, 108-5; 2. Amir Williams, ACS, 101-7; 3. Laura Kromrey, Seward, 97-8; 4. Bailey Stuart, Haines, 78-2; 5. Kendall Taplin, Cook Inlet Academy, 76-3; 6. Angela Hannah, Delta Junction, 71-9; 7. Hannah Edmond, ACS< 71-0.

123A boys individual results:

110 hurdles – 1. John Minder, Monroe, 16.70; 2. Ben Zarlengo, Petersburg, 17.18; 3. Jake Palmberg, Wasilla Lake Christian, 17.26; 4. Brian Peters, ACS, 17.72; 5. Ben Sobek, ACS, 17.99; 6. Casey Bell, Petersburg, 18.16; 7. Jonathan Railing, ACS, 18.30.

100 – 1. Jordan Sondergaard, Glennallen, 11.57; 2. Brandon Tulcey, Sitka, 11.68; 3. Nick Brazier, Eielson, 11.68; 4. Shaun Quinn, ACS, 11.82; 5. Jake Richter, Homer, 11.96; 6. Bobby Wilson, ACS, 12.01; 7. John Shank, Homer, 12.10.

800 relay – 1. ACS 1:36.00; 2. Homer 1:36.26; 3. Eielson 1:36.61; 4. Monroe 1:38.21; 5. Sitka 1:38.62; 6. Thorne Bay 1:42.06; 7. Nikiski 1:43,.66.

1,600 – 1. Michael Todd, ACS, 4:21.90; 2. Kaleb Korta, Galena, 4:24.49; 3. Hunter Kratz, Seward, 4:39.00; 4. Michael Marshall, Seward, 4:41.18; 5. Jacob Moos, Galena, 4:41.64; 6. River Quitslund, Petersburg, 4:41.66; 7. Colin Baciocco, Sitka, 4:42.65.

400 relay – 1. ACS 46.16; 2. Homer 46.20; 3. Sitka 46.53; 4. Eielson 46.79; 5. Monroe 47.65; 6. Grace Christian 48.54; 7. Thorne Bay 48.73.

400 – 1. Michael Todd, ACS, 49.75; 2. Jordan Sondergaard, Glennallen, 51.17; 3. Uri Simmers, ACS, 53.35; 4. Luke Coverdelt, ACS, 53.91; 5. Corneil Mingo, Eielson, 54.57; 6. Casey Bradford, Haines, 54.70; 7. Tell Tripple, Thorne Bay, 55.16.

300 hurdles – 1. Kalib Dunlap, Eielson, 41.82; 2. Connor Seay, Homer, 42.61; 3. John Minder, Monroe, 43.71; 4. Brian Peters, ACS, 43.87; 5. Jake Palmberg, Wasilla Lake Christian, 44.88; 6. Jonathan Railing, ACS, 45.19; 7. Andrew Waler, Monroe, 45.40.

800 – 1. Michael Todd, ACS, 2:02.46; 2. River Quitslund, Petersburg, 2:02.99; 3. Michael Marshall, Seward, 2:03.96; 4. Kaleb Korta, Galena, 2:05.22; 5. Thomas Zweifel, Seward, 2:06.05; 6. Jacob Moos, Galena, 2:11.97; 7. Sean Dorsey, Glennallen, 2:18.81.

200 – 1. Jordan Sondergaard, Glennallen, 23.30; 2. Shaun Quinn, ACS, 23.45; 3. Nick Brazier, Eielson, 23.79; 4. Brandon Tulcey, Sitka, 23.93; 5. Kalib Dunlap, Eielson, 24.40; 6. Teddy Croft, Homer, 24.60; 7. Casey Bradford, Haines, 24.66.

1,600 relay – 1. ACS 3:37.34; 2. Petersburg 3:40.02; 3. Eielson 3:47.06; 4. Monroe 3:49.71; 5. Valdez 3:49.95; 6. Thorne Bay 3:49.97.

Triple jump – 1. Antonio Griffith, Eielson, 40-3; 2. Cornell Mingo, Eielson, 39-1.5; 3. John Shank, Homer, 38-10.75; 4. Brogan Nieder, Grace Christian, 38-10; 5. Braden Nieder, Grace Christian, 38-7; 6. Vitaliy Kurlichenko, Delta Junction, 38-5.75; 7. Teddy Croft, Homer, 37-9.25.

Shot put – 1. Howie Hubbard, Seward, 45-3; 2. Luke Johnson, Nikiski, 44-9; 3. Evan Marsh, Petersburg, 41-3.5; 4. Randy Kohutek, ACS, 39-3.5; 5. John Koenaman, Houston, 39-3; 6. Matthew Tuaau, Gustavus, 38-6; 7. Logan Juhi, Tri Valley, 35-1.5.