The Highland boys sit in a tie for ninth place with eight points after the first day of competition. Leader Centennial has 46 points.

    The Rams’ 4X800m relay team placed second. A combination of D’Artagnan Kilgore, Bryan Grigg, Aaron Guertz and Kaden Klay finished with a time of 8:01.11.

    The Lady Rams are in eighth with 11 points. Capital leads with 24.

    Presli Hutchison took fourth in the 3200m event, running a personal best time of 11:14.55. Teammate Kaitlyn Grady took fourth in the high jump, clearing 5’.

4A

    The Pocatello boys track team is in a tight battle atop the 4A standings. The Indians have 20 points, three behind Moscow and four behind Kuna.

    Elijah Armstrong won the 3200m race with a time of 9:15.82. Teammate Haydin Herndon was third in 9:37.41.

    Preston is 11th with six points and Century 13th with five.

    The Diamondbacks’ E.J. Prince placed sixth in the triple jump with a distance of 42’. Pocatello’s Dexter Gunter was fifth with a jump of 42’3”.

    The Century girls sit in fifth place with 11 points, 10 behind leader Jerome. Pocatello is 16th with three.

    Century’s Lindsey Rayborn placed fourth in the 3200m with a time of 11:40.58. The Diamondbacks’ 800m sprint medley relay team took third in 1:52.93. McKenna Anderson, Courtney Covey, Hannah McInturff and Aubrey Mullins ran for Century in this event.

    Preston’s Kenidee Hyde took third in the pole vault after clearing 10’6”. Teammate Olivia Seamons placed second in the triple jump with a distance of 36’8”.

    Pocatello’s Jordan Childs was sixth in the discus throw with a toss of 106’11”.

3A

    The Snake River boys are in eighth place with 17 points after day one. Bear Lake is 12th with 10 points, American Falls 14th with six and Shelley 15th with 5.33.

    The Snake River girls are in seventh with 18 points while Shelley is ninth with 12 and Bear Lake 17th with one.

1A

    The Shoshone boys team is 22nd with four points after the first day of competition.