Jacob Quinlan is making the jump to state.
The Mexico junior qualified for this weekend’s Class 4 state meet at Adkins Stadium in Jefferson City after finishing fourth in the triple jump …
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Jacob Quinlan is making the jump to state.
The Mexico junior qualified for this weekend’s Class 4 state meet at Adkins Stadium in Jefferson City after finishing fourth in the triple jump this past Saturday in the Class 4 Sectional 2 meet at Rock Bridge High School in Columbia. Quinlan reached a personal-best distance of 13.07 meters to advance to state competition at 2 p.m. Friday.
Charlie Fisher was fifth in the boys 200 with a time of 22.15 to miss state by one place and finished seventh in the 100 with a time of 11.12. Tyler Grimes was seventh in the boys 800 with a time of 2:03.31 and was sixth in the 4x400 relay with Fisher, Damarion Williams and fellow senior Davontae Frame to conclude his high school career.
Alexandra Terry missed state by one place in the girls pole vault but set a new personal-best with a fifth-place height of three meters, and Maggie Ramsey finished eighth in the girls 3200 with a personal-best time of 12:48.62.
