BUCYRUS (Crawford County Now) — Oak Harbor swept the Bucyrus Elks Invitational track and field meet here Saturday. The hosts finished sixth in boys and ninth in girls.

Wynford took eighth in both divisions. Mount Gilead’s girls placed second, edging out Marion Harding, in the 12-schools event.

Redmen senior Karter Boggs claimed first in the 1600 meters in 4:30.20 and placed second in the 3200 meters in 10:21.18.

Bucyrus head coach Kevin Boggs said keeping an eye on the weather forecast has become common for this early spring meet.

“We were watching and with all the rain this week … and the tornado warnings last night. We were very thankful it kind of got through; and we cleaned up the mud and stuff.”

Sunshine and temperatures in the mid-70s produced good times overall.

“We got about three kids nursing injuries,” Boggs said. “We don’t want to push them too hard this early. We got some young guys competing. Tyson Beck has been super busy and Micah Spears. They’re freshmen racing against upper classmen.”

Ella Green took second in the girls 800 meters in 2:41.26. Sophomore Ivan Pirnstill took second in the long jump at 19 feet, 2.5 inches, and second in the pole vault at 13-6.

Peyton Fackler got fifth in the long jump at 14 feet, 5 inches, and seventh in the 100 meters at 14.58.

“Karter came in with the mindset that he wanted to win the mile. He’s feeling pretty strong and healthy and will continue. Ella had a great kick and had been a sprinter. We converted her over to the mile and she’s responded real well,” Boggs said.

“Ivan has put in a lot of time on the pole vault, and he has some serious goals about making it down to Columbus.

“Oak Harbor, Waynedale and Mount Gilead are good programs. This is one of the harder invitationals we go to. We ran decent times, but we’ve got work to do.”

Dustin Feck got seventh in the 300-meter hurdles in 48.67. Savannah Clark got seventh in both shot put (29-1.25) and discus (87-2).

Royals sophomore Megan Young took third in the 200, clocking 28.98. She took fifth place in the 400 in 1:05.86. Classmate Karsyn Pollock finished the 800 meters in 2:50.61.

Junior Madisyn Watkins took fifth in the 100-meter hurdles in 18.80. Gwen Collene finished sixth in the girls pole vault at 7 feet. Freshman Ezra Roth was sixth in the long jump at 17 feet, 4.5 inches.

The Wynford 4X200 relay team of Allison Brewer, Willa Johnson, Eden Cassaro and Megan Young took third in 1:53.90. The 4X100 relay of Ava Stuckey, Johnson, Cassaro and Brewer also placed third in 54.86.

Bryce Locker got second in the boys high jump at 5-feet, 10 inches.

Logan Wright grabbed second in the shot put with a 46-foot, 7.75-inch throw. Landon Zornes (40-7) took sixth.

The Royals 4X200 relay of Locker, Maddax Engler, Mason Dairy and Evan Stacklin took home third place in 1:40.30.

Brennen Westrick, Josh Rindfuss, Evan Bessinger and Stacklin ran fifth in the 4X800 relay. Full results at https://www.athletic.net/TrackAndField/meet/639878/results/all

Mohawk boys third

PLYMOUTH — Mohawk took third in the boys division at the Plymouth Memorial Invitational.

Kolton Wood got second in the 1600 meters in 4:59.34 with teammate Phoenix Nally third at 5:02.80. The 4X800 relay consisting of Wood, Jett Loesser, Nolan Kirgis and Nally took first place, clocking 9:04.64.

The 4000 distance medley relay team of Mason Schimpf, Loesser, Nally and Wood also took first in 11:47.91.

John Stansberry placed third in the 100 meters in 12.12 seconds. Loesser took fourth in the 800 meters in 2:12.87.

Eli Chevalier took fifth in the discus throwing 123 feet, 1 inch.

Eva Johnson placed third in the girls’ 1600 in 6:46.42.

Junior Colten Keller of Crestline took top honors in the 3200 in 11:11.18.

Jocelyn Noblit was second in the 400 in 1:05.01, fifth in the girls’ 100 meters in 13.96 and sixth in the 200 in 29.74.

Lillian Mills was third in the girls 3200 in 14:02.62.

Collin Perry of Buckeye Central took second in the long jump at 18 feet, 6 inches.

He also was fourth in the 100 meters in 12.27 and added a seventh in the 200 meters.

Samantha Auck was fourth in the girls 3200 meters, clocking 14:44.31.

The Buckettes 4X800 relay of Phoebe Dallas, Angela Figueroa, Jenna Cianflone and Sarah Martin won in 11:37.91. The 4X400 relay with the same quartet took second in 4:43.75.

East Knox won the boys and Willard the girls team crowns. Mohawk’s girls were 11th. Full results at https://www.athletic.net/TrackAndField/meet/637005/results

Seneca East places

CASTALIA — Seneca East boys took fourth and the girls sixth at the Margaretta Polar Bear Relays.

Senior Isabel Stockmaster won the high jump at 4 feet, 10 inches.

Brett Martin threw the discus 130 feet, 7 inches for third place. Jaron Depinet was fifth in the high jump at 5-2.

Freshman Baylee Schwab notched second in the girls pole vault at 8-feet.

The boys 4X800 relay took third in 9:28.08. Easton Voorhies, Ayden Perkins, Francisco Lantz and Nevin Holmes comprised the team.

The girls distance medley relay of Avery Schwab, Brianna Ball, Lydia Ruffing and Aubrey Ritzler won the event in 14:04.35.

Perrysburg won the boys and Tiffin Columbian the girls team titles in the 8-school event.

Full results at https://www.baumspage.com/track/margaretta/rel/2026/MHS%20Polar%20Bear%20Relays%204.4.26%20Final%20Results.pdf