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Grand River Conference Girls Track & Field Winners

by Jeremy Benson, GrandRiverConference.com

Team Champions
South Harrison wins their 6th GRC Track & Field Championship and their first since 1992.  The 6 championships is tied for the 2nd most all-time (with Gallatin and Worth County) behind Hamilton who has 16.

Photo Credit: SHHS Track & Field Facebook Page

Team Standings
  • South Harrison 121
  • Putnam County 114.5
  • Princeton 66.5
  • Maysville 63
  • Gallatin 52
  • Pattonsburg 49
  • Worth County 45
  • Trenton 41
  • St. Joseph Christian 40
  • North Andrew 37
  • Albany 29
  • Polo 27
  • Stanberry 17
  • King City 16
  • North Harrison 1
Individual Champions

Girls
100 Meter Dash - Lilly Wilson, South Harrison, 12.36
Photo Credit: Brent Johnson

200 Meter Dash - Lilly Wilson, South Harrison, 26.23
Photo Credit: Brent Johnson

400 Meter Dash - Loralei Fisher, Putnam County, 1:04.07
Photo Credit: Brent Johnson

800 Meter Run - Jaclyn Riedinger, North Andrew, 2:38.00
Photo Credit: Brent Johnson

1600 Meter Run - Hallee Chamberlin, South Harrison, 6:00.18
Photo Credit: Brent Johnson

Photo Credit: South Harrison Track & Field Twitter

3200 Meter Run - Emma Chamberlin, South Harrison, 12:44.88
Photo Credit: South Harrison Track & Field Twitter

100 Meter Hurdles - Mirabella Redman, Maysville, 15.60
Photo Credit: Amy Redman

Photo Credit: Brent Johnson

300 Meter Hurdles - Mirabella Redman, Maysville, 48.10
Photo Credit: Brent Johnson

4x100 Meter Relay - Putnam County, 53.82
Photo Credit: Brent Johnson

4x200 Meter Relay - Putnam County, 1:54.89
Photo Credit: Brent Johnson


4x400 Meter Relay - Putnam County, 4:30.91
Photo Credit: Brent Johnson

4x800 Meter Relay - Gallatin, 10:51.20
Photo Credit: Corey Endicott

Photo Credit: Brent Johnson


High Jump - Loralei Fisher, Putnam County, 1.50m

Long Jump - Mirabella Redman, Maysville, 5.14m
Photo Credit: Amy Redman

Triple Jump - Katelyn Jones, Pattonsburg, 9.49m
Photo Credit: Brent Johnson

Photo Credit: Brent Jones

Pole Vault - Mirabella Redman, Maysville, 3.00m
Photo Credit: Amy Redman

Photo Credit: Brent Johnson

Discus - Emma Mercer, Albany, 33.71m

Javelin - Hanna Vaught, Polo, 36.60m
Photo Credit: Tania Vaught

Shot Put - Hanna Vaught, Polo, 11.69m
Photo Credit: Tania Vaught



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