LAHS Boys and Girls T&F Teams Compete in APS Buddy Robertson Invitational at Wilson Stadium

Chelsea Challacomb in the high jump. Photo by Assistant Coach Blake Wood, LAHS Boys T&F

Simon Bailey narrowly winning the 4×400 relay. Photo by Assistant Coach Blake Wood, LAHS Boys T&F

Seth Drop wins the pole vault. Photo by Assistant Coach Blake Wood, LAHS Boys T&F

SPORTS News:

It was a fine day at Wilson Stadium in ABQ Saturday for the Los Alamos High School Boys and Girls Track & Field teams.

SQ (state qualifying marks) for Los Alamos athletes:
 

  • Amanda Mercer, 12:10.7 SQ in 3200 m.
  • Colin Hemez, 4:33.21 SQ in 1600.
  • Skyler McCall, Alexis Ortega, Greg Ahlers, Simon Bailey, 3:28.72 SQ in 4×400.
  • Chelsea Challacomb, 5’5″ SQ in High jump.
  • Chelsea Challacomb, 16’5″ SQ in long jump.
  • Skyler Veenis, 6’2″ SQ in high jump.
  • Seth Drop, 12’6″ SQ in pole vault.
  • Hayley Schake, 61.70 SQ in 400.

http://www.directathletics.com/results/track/33635.html

Chelsea Challacomb in the 100 m hurdles. Photo by Assistant Coach Blake Wood, LAHS Boys T&F

Alexi Ortega hands off to Greg Ahlers in the winning 4×400 relay. Photo by Assistant Coach Blake Wood, LAHS Boys T&F

Amanda Mercer winning the 3200. Photo by Assistant Coach Blake Wood, LAHS Boys T&F

Colin Hemez winning the 1600. Mike Walker follows. Photo by Assistant Coach Blake Wood, LAHS Boys T&F

Hayley Schake in the 400. Photo by Assistant Coach Blake Wood, LAHS Boys T&F
 

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