Fisher, Ramsey win NCMC titles on track

In their final high school conference meet and Mexico’s final North Central Missouri Conference meet, Charlie Fisher and Maggie Ramsey finished as the champions.

The senior Fisher won the boys 200 with a time of 22.38 while the senior Ramsey won the girls 3200 with a time of 12:32.56 at the NCMC meet on Friday in Kirksville. Fisher was second in the 100 to finish in the top three to earn all-conference honors and was also second in the 4x100 relay with Ahmad Alverez, Rashad Alverez and Quincee Williams. 

Williams was third in the boys 100, Caden Fridley was second in the 200, Seth Stevenson was second in the 1600, Carter Nading was third in the 3200, Dylan Akeman was second in the discus, Tyler Stone was second in the javelin and Jiles Williams was third in the long jump. Rashad Alverez, Ahmad Alverez, Quincee Williams and Roman Kelly were third in the 4x200 relay.

Alexandra Terry was second in the girls pole vault. 

North Callaway’s Siegel triple jump champion, Van-Far with all-EMO kids

Jocelyn Siegel picked up another win in the girls triple jump for North Callaway.

Siegel is the Eastern Missouri Conference champion after winning the event with a jump of 10.60 meters at the EMO conference meet on Friday at Montgomery County. Van-Far had several top-two finishes as well to be all-conference, including Evan Utterback’s second-place throw of 49.01 meters in the boys javelin to break his school record again.

For Van-Far, Garrett Hopke was second in the boys 3200 with a personal-best time of 10:16.57, and was also second in the 4x800 relay with Slade Keller, Jaydon Hug-Hernandez and Brady Puls. 

For North Callaway, Alex Hudnell was second in the boys shot put. 

Asbury breaks Centralia girls 800 record, Paris boys 4x400 relay sets record in Macon

Records fell for Centralia and Paris on April 28 in Macon.

Katelynn Asbury finished second in the girls 800 at the Gerald Mansfield Invitational with a Centralia school-record breaking time of 2:23.48, and she picked up a win in the 4x800 relay with Ealynne Bostick, Kenedee Moss and Becca Erisman with a time of 10:03.16. The second-place finish for Paris’ Owen Buie, Landen Chapman, Case Morgan and Hayden DeOrnellas in the boys 4x400 relay set a school-record time of 3:31.03. 

The Centralia boys won the meet with 106 points, and the girls were third with 74 points. Nolan Spickert won the 1600 and 3200 for the boys with times of 4:23.37 and 9:48.45, Ethan Ross won the boys javelin with a throw of 49.13 meters, Claire Page won the girls pole vault with a height of 3.20 meters, Erisman won the girls 300 hurdles with a personal-best time of 47.46.

Ross was second in the boys 100, Wesley Robertson was second in the boys 3200, Tilmon Sontheimer was second in the boys shot put and discus, the boys 4x800 relay team of Spickert, Robertson, Peyson Bryson and Lane Chancellor was second, and Erisman was second in the girls 200 and long jump.

Mia Kendrick won the girls 200 and long jump for Paris with a time of 26.50 and personal-best jump of 5.11 meters. Kendrick was second in the 100, and Addie Crain was second in the 100 hurdles. Landen Chapman finished on Spickert’s heels in the boys 1600.

Other Paris school records have been set this season. Chapman broke his own boys 400 record by winning the race with a time of 51.00 at the Westran Relays on April 20 and then broke the boys 3200 record with a winning time of 9:41.68 on April 24 in the Gary Ewing Invitational in Brookfield. Chapman also set a new boys 4x800 relay record with Buie, Morgan and DeOrnellas with a winning time of 8:19 at the same meet. Also at the Brookfield meet, the girls 4x100 relay team of Kendrick, Ava Crain, Gretchen Crusha and Sophia Crusha set a school-record time of 52.29 in third place.