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This past Saturday, Wenatchee High School hosted the annual Ray Cockrum Relays, featuring athletes from nine schools vying for top honors. Wenatchee’s boys’ 4×100 meter relay team finished second, while Miyoko Marcoux and Kylah Madariaga secured victories in individual events. Eastmont also showcased talent, with notable finishes in both boys’ and girls’ categories. The event not only highlighted athletic achievements but also the spirit of camaraderie among the teams. As the school year progresses, these athletes will carry the memories of this exciting competition forward.

Excitement at the Ray Cockrum Relays in Wenatchee!

Wenatchee, it’s that time of year again! This past Saturday, the city buzzed with excitement as Wenatchee High School hosted the annual Ray Cockrum Relays. Athletes from nine competing schools gathered to take part in this thrilling event. These schools included Wenatchee, Eastmont, Cashmere, Chelan, Brewster, and Okanogan—all showcasing their top talents on the track.

Wenatchee Shines

Our very own Wenatchee boys’ 4×100 meter relay team made us proud by securing an impressive second place finish! They demonstrated incredible teamwork and speed, proving that hard work pays off. But they weren’t the only ones heating up the track. Over on the girl’s side, Wenatchee’s Miyoko Marcoux sprinted her way to victory in the 100 meter dash, finishing with a blazing time of 12.58 seconds. That’s sure to make any fan of track and field smile!

The excitement didn’t stop there. Wenatchee’s Kylah Madariaga also showed off her skills, taking the top spot in the 1,600 meter run with a remarkable finish time of 5 minutes, 9.29 seconds. With such stellar performances, it was clear that Wenatchee put their best foot forward at this year’s relays.

Eastmont’s Stars Shine Bright

Not to be outdone, Eastmont also had their fair share of moments in the spotlight. The Eastmont boys’ 4×100 meter relay team finished strong in third place, showing they are a force to be reckoned with. On the girls’ side, Eastmont’s Hope Merchant tied for first place in the high jump, soaring an impressive 4 feet, 10 inches. Who doesn’t love to see athletes break personal records and come together as a team?

Eastmont’s girls’ 4×100 meter relay team secured a solid second place finish, reinforcing that they’re learning from their performances and improving with every race.

Overall Standings: A Breakdown

When the dust settled after a day filled with competition, Wenatchee’s boys’ team ended up placing second overall, racking up 100.5 points. They were edged out by Lake Stevens, who topped the boys’ standings with a whopping 220.5 points. Cashmere followed closely behind in third with 91.5 points, while Eastmont rounded off the top four with 84 points.

On the girls’ side of things, Eastmont’s team finished in second place overall, accumulating 146.75 points. Lake Stevens led that scoreboard too, finishing with 201.75 points. Wenatchee’s girls ended their competition day in third with 97.75 points, while Cashmere kept pace in fourth with 52.25 points.

Camaraderie and Sportsmanship

This year’s Ray Cockrum Relays showcased not just athletic prowess but also a sense of camaraderie among the competing teams. Athletes cheered on their peers, proving that while competition is fierce, the spirit of sportsmanship remains at the heart of events like this. Fans, coaches, and athletes alike celebrated the day as one filled with thrills, memories, and a dash of friendly rivalry.

As the school year moves forward, these athletes will certainly remember the Ray Cockrum Relays as a special day filled with outstanding achievements and a wealth of memories. Here’s to even more success for Wenatchee’s athletes as they train for the upcoming competitions!

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