Edison, Willard fare well at Huron Invite

HURON — Athletes from Edison and Willard fared well on Saturday at the Huron track and field Invitational. The Chargers placed third among 10 teams in the girls standings, while the boys were fifth. Willard was fourth in the girls race and fifth among the 10 teams in the boys standings. The Edison girls didn't have an overall winner, but placed in the top four in eight different events. The 4x800-meter relay team of Haley Chaput, Zoey Corfman, Grace Anderson and Maylie Weilnau finished second in 10:37.22. The 4x400 relay of Corfman, Chaput, Weilnau and Ingrid Berckmueller also took second in 4:21.12. Anderson was third in the 800 (2:35.84) and fourth in the 1600 (5:43.67). Katie Cumston was third in the high jump (4-feet-8 inches). Placing fourth for Edison was Corfman in the 400 (1:05.25); Weilnau in the 800 (2:37.09); and Jadelyn Ziegelhofer in the pole vault (7 feet). For Willard, Evelyn Martinus won the high jump (4-feet-8), while Paige Adams was second in the shot put (33-feet-11.75) and third in the discus (98-feet-4). The 4x200 relay of Emelia Tallman, Natalie Frye, Morgan Lofland and Cora Clark placed second in the 4x200 (1:56.68). The same four took fourth in the 4x100 (54.71), while Tallman, Lofland, Martinus and Frye were third in the 4x400 (4:26.46). Frye was third in the 400 (1:04.7). Tallman was fourth in the long jump (14-4.75); Kylie Heydinger was fourth in the high jump (4-6); and Corrin Gettys was fourth in the shot put (97-11). On the boys side for Willard, Javier Villalon-Lopez won the 800 in 2:05.86. The 4x400 also took first place, as the team of Grant Shaarda, Paxton Flores, Aidan Bates and Villalon-Lopez in 3:39.77. Kevin Hernandez was second in the 3200 (10:44.13), while Maysn Johnson was third in the shot put (39-9) and Jonas Tackett was third in the high jump (5-6). Cam Robinson was fourth in the long jump (19-0.75). The Edison boys had a champion, as Aiden Reeder won the 400 in 52.45 seconds. Trayvon Williams was second in the long jump (20-feet-9.25) and third in the 200 (22.07). The 4x800 relay team of Chase King, Kellen McDonnell, Everett Gfell and Jackson Michaelis also placed second in 8:51.74. Michaelis was third in the 800 (2:06.45) and Jacen Jeremay was third in the pole vault (11-6). Also for Edison, J Williams was fourth in the discus (119-1) and Jacoby Valimont was fourth in the 1600 (4:54.91). Daley top male athlete at Upper UPPER SANDUSKY — St. Paul senior Brady Dailey was awarded the top male athlete at the annual Upper Sandusky Swankhouse Invitational on Saturday. Daley won the 100-meter dash in 11.35 seconds and was second in the 200 in 23.31 seconds. He also teamed with Casper Caizzo, Brock Houck and Sam Scavuzzo to place third in the 4x200 relay in 1:37.52. Chloe Smith placed third in the 800 run for the Flyer girls in 2:32.42. She teamed with Isabel Gross, Lydia Rospert and Adele Dowdell in the 4x400 to place third in 4:25.14. Smith, Dowdell, Gross and Scarlett Ross took fourth in the 4x800 relay in 10:54.92. Both the St. Paul boys and girls placed seventh among the nine teams in the field. Norwalk split its 110 athletes between the Eastwood Relays on Friday and on Saturday at the meet in Upper. Norwalk sophomore Antwanie Porter won the long jump at 19-feet-2 inches. Sam Konik was fourth in the shot put (40-feet-1). The trio of Gavin Lepley (nine feet) in the pole vault; Kinleigh Lesch in the discus (96-feet-8) and Allison Konik in the pole vault (7-feet-6) each placed sixth for the Truckers. Monroeville competes at Fostoria FOSTORIA — The Eagles were among the 10 girls' teams and eight on the boys side at the Fostoria Boosters Invitational on Saturday. Among the top finishers for Monroeville included sophomore Brycen Dunlap in the shot put. He placed second with a toss of 44-feet-4. The 4x100 relay of Cooper Clearly, Blake Schaub, Cain Clark and Evan Benfer finished second in 46.98 seconds. Also for the Eagles, the 4x100 of Ady Adams, Alexa Adams, Julia White and Allie Wilhem placed fourth in 54.98.