POMONA — The Humboldt and Crest High track and field team competed at the West Franklin Invitational Friday.
A number of Cubs and Lancers finished with top placements in various events. That included Crest’s Gunner Ellington winning first in the boys 1600-meter run, and Ethan Godderz taking second in the triple and long jumps. Humboldt’s Peyton Wallace was second in the boys 800-meter run with a finish of 2:17.24.
In the boys 100-meter dash, Crest’s Brenton Edgerton took home second with a time of 11.57 seconds. Humboldt’s Trey Sommer took fourth at 11.83 seconds. Crest’s Gentry McGhee was 11th with a time of 12.07 seconds.
In the boys 200-meter dash, Humboldt’s Sommer took fourth in 25.02 seconds while Crest’s Jerry Rodriguez took 12th in 26.17 seconds.
In the boys 800-meter run, Crest’s Elijah Taylor secured eighth place with a time of 2:22.40.
Ellington won the 1600 in 5:07.85 while Humboldt’s Wallace finished in third place in 5:11.40.
In the boys 110-meter hurdles, Humboldt’s Mateo Miller took third place with a time of 17.29 seconds and Crest’s Ryan West got eighth with a time of 19.71 seconds. Humboldt’s Quenton Heisler took ninth place with a time of 20.04 seconds.
In the boys 300-meter hurdles, Humboldt’s Miller got third place in 46.67 seconds while Heisler came in fifth place in 49.93 seconds. Crest’s West came in eighth place in 53.60 seconds.
In the boys 4×100 meter relay, Crest finished in fourth with a time of 47.08 seconds while Humboldt came in seventh place in 49.05 seconds.
In the boys 4×800 meter relay, Crest placed sixth in 10:06.61 while Humboldt came in eighth place with a time of 10:09.70.
In the boys high jump, Humboldt’s Asher Hart took eighth place with a leap of 5’ 2”.
In the boys long jump, Crest’s Godderz took second place with a jump of 19’ 7.75”. Rodriguez took fifth place with a leap of 18’ 9.75”. McGhee came in ninth place with a leap of 18’ 2.5”. Humboldt’s Karsen Lampe was 10th at 18’ 2”.
In the boys triple jump, Crest’s Godderz took second place at 42’ 4”.
In the boys discus, Humboldt’s Carson Peters got 10th place with a throw of 90’ 6”. Garren Goodner came in 15th place with a throw of 83’ 8”. Matthew McCullough finished in 21st place with a long throw of 79 feet.
In the boys javelin, Humboldt’s Miller took third place with a throw of 135’ 4”. Peters took 17th place with a throw of 83’ 9” and Gunner Stone got 23rd place at 74 feet.
