DAYTON — Galion’s Miranda Stone wasn’t completely satisfied, but she is a two-time All-Ohioan, nonetheless.

Stone’s 140-feet, 4-inch effort earned her third place in the girls discus throw Friday afternoon in the Division II OHSAA Track and Field Championships at Welcome Stadium.

“It’s definitely exciting to get All-Ohio again and place higher than I did last year, even in a different event,” Stone said. “But there were definitely a lot of missed opportunities throughout my high school career. Still an exciting way to go out.”

Morgan Hallett of Norton won with a throw of 152-feet, 2-inches.

Last spring Stone, who will attend Duke University this fall, took sixth in the shot put. Stone also was named an Academic All-Ohioan this week.

After a slow start and a 113-04 effort, she then threw a 131-09 and a 140-04 to qualify for the finals.

Stone said she only began taking track and field seriously the past couple of seasons. She said she is entering “a great program” at Duke with the women’s team having won two straight Atlantic Coast Conference championships.

She holds the school record in both throwing events — 41-feet, 11.25-inches in the shot put and 146-feet, 6-inches in the discus.

“She’s worked so hard over the last three, four years,” Galion track coach Ryan Scribner said.

Stone also dominated the Crawford County Meet, winning the shot put by a margin of nearly nine feet and the discus by 34 feet.

SPEEDY RELAY: The boys 4×100 meter relay team of Linkon Tyrrell, Zach Sallee, Gabe Ivy and Jacob Chambers finished fifth Saturday morning. Their time was 42.60.

The quartet made it to the finals as an at-large entry after a 43.05 clocking on Friday.

Chambers, a sophomore, also competed in the long jump and the 100-meter dash, where he finished 12th.

VIKINGS REPRESENT: River Valley was well represented with four athletes competing this weekend.

Ethan Lyon turned in two All-Ohio performances, taking third in the boys discus at 172-1 and fifth in the shot put at 56-6.

Cooper Miller finished fourth in the boys pole vault, clearing 14 feet, 10 inches.

Junior Eva Moran placed fifth in the girls pole vault. She cleared 11-feet, 4-inches, but bowed out at 11-8 on Friday morning.

Senior Gabe Douce placed 14th in the boys 800 meters Saturday morning in 1:58.77.

Others from the area in Division II

ONTARIO BOYS THIRD: The Warriors 4×800 meter relay ran a time of 7:41.38, taking third place.

LADY LEX: Lexington’s Emily Thomas took eighth in the 300 hurdles with a time of 46.02. Teammate Megan Haring also was eighth in the seated 100 with a time of 33.01. The Lexington girls 4×800 team finished 11th overall with a time of 9:46.48.

Others from the area in Division III

KUBA IMPROVES: Elgin’s Julia Kuba took fourth place in D-III with a toss of 12-2 in the seated shot put. Last year as a freshman she was eighth.

She finished seventh in the seated 100 meters on Saturday morning.

INDIANS PLACE: Mount Gilead’s Parker Bartlett finished seventh in the boys 3,200 meters in 9:28.86.

Will Baker was 10th in the 3,200 in 9:34.55, but he also earned All-Ohio honors with a 4:16.75 to finish fourth in the 1,600.

RIVERDALE RUNNERS: Riverdale junior Allison Woodruff set a personal record with a seventh-place finish in the 1600 meters in 5:03.16. Teammate and freshman Marissa Bonham grabbed sixth place in the 400 meters in 59.04.

N10 THROWER: Carey’s Abbie Bushong took 12th in girls shot put and 14th in the discus.