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The Timberwolf Invitational in Manteca showcased talented athletes from various schools, including Bret Harte High School. The boys’ team achieved eighth place with 17.5 points, while the girls’ team impressively finished fifth with 37.5 points. Highlights included strong individual performances and a school record in the high jump. As the Bret Harte teams display their determination and talent, they are set for future success in upcoming competitions.

Manteca Welcomes Track Stars for the Timberwolf Invitational

This past weekend, the charming city of Manteca played host to the exciting Timberwolf Invitational track meet, where athletes from various schools gathered to showcase their speed and agility. Among the competitors were the talented young athletes from Bret Harte High School, who showed up ready to compete and break records.

Team Performance Overview

The Bret Harte track teams had a day filled with thrilling races and impressive performances. The boys’ team finished in the eighth position overall, scoring a total of 17.5 points, while their competitors, Manteca, took the top spot with a whopping 112 points. The girls’ team, however, had a fantastic outing, finishing in fifth place with 37.5 points, just behind Ripon, who topped the girls’ leaderboard with 125 points.

All in all, the Bret Harte track teams collectively achieved one remarkable first-place finish, alongside a second-place finish and three third-place finishes, showcasing their remarkable talent on the field.

Boys’ Team Highlights

For the boys, the day kicked off with the 100-meter race, where David Willey crossed the finish line in thirteenth place at a swift time of 11.83 seconds. Sachar Anglin and Avery DeGennaro followed with times of 12.60 and 12.69 seconds, placing them in 30th and 34th respectively.

In the 200-meter race, Anglin put in another strong performance, landing in 17th place at 25.67 seconds, while DeGennaro and Marcos Espejel finished in 19th and 27th respectively. Espejel showcased his skills in the 400-meter race as well, finishing 12th with a time of 59.91 seconds.

Willey dazzled the crowd in the 110-meter hurdles, claiming third place with a time of 16.32 seconds, and also placed 12th in the 300-meter hurdles. The 4×100-meter relay team featuring Willey, Espejel, Marion Scott, and Trent Livanos achieved a respectable eighth place finish.

The field events saw Keegan Arvin compete in shot put and discus, with finishes of 21st and 10th respectively. Highlights in jumping events included Scott’s amazing sixth place performance in high jump, clearing 5′ 4″, and Drew Chapman earning fourth place in pole vault at 9′ 6″. Tumi Owens also shined, grabbing a fourth place finish in triple jump.

Girls’ Team Highlights

The Lady Bullfrogs, proud of their track prowess, were particularly impressive, scoring one first-place finish amidst the mix. In the 100-meter race, Lilah Salas sprinted to an impressive fourth place with a time of 13.27 seconds, while Annelise Zumbach followed closely in sixth place.

Ella Casci emerged as a key player, securing seventh place in the 200-meter race and fifth place in the 400-meter race as well. The 4×100-meter relay team made waves with a second place finish at 52.37 seconds, showcasing the seamless teamwork they displayed throughout the invitational.

Another notable mention is Bailey Eltringham, who clinched the top spot in the triple jump at 31′ 1.5″. It is clear the Lady Bullfrogs left their mark across various events—and their passion for the sport shines bright.

School Records Shattered

This year, the excitement reached new heights as junior Aurora Lewis set a new school record for high jump at a stunning height of 5′ 2″. This achievement not only tops the school’s records but also surpassed the previous record of 5′ 1″ set back in 1988 by Sara Oneto.

Bret Harte’s track and field teams showcased determination and evolving talent at the Timberwolf Invitational. With their eyes set on future successes, the Bullfrogs are undoubtedly ready to take on more challenges ahead. Keep an eye on these remarkable young athletes as they aim for greater heights in their upcoming meets!

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