The girls 4x400 team also posted the fastest time to win.ĭaisy Luna finished third in the 400, Amyah Ellington was second in 300-meter hurdles, McKenzie Blackledge was second in the 800, Nyel Settles finished second in high jump, Sydney Durban was third in javelin and Isabella Maple finished third in pole vault to also reach the podium. She also finished second in the 100 and second in the 200. The boys 4x400-meter relay team also claimed the top prize.įor the girls, Gabrielle Washington put forth a tremendous meet, winning the 400. DeMarion Gardner won the 400-meter run, George Mann took home top prize in the javelin throw, Jay Avery was the best in long jump and triple jump, and Collin Pate was the top pole vaulter on the boys side. Hoover had several individual state champions across the boys and girls competitions. The girls team notched 2 points in the meet. Spain Park’s boys finished 13th, accumulating 14 points. Chelsea was second with 79 points, with Hewitt-Trussville, Auburn and Foley also finishing in the top five. The girls competition was also a dominant victory for the Bucs, as they piled up 125 points. Hewitt-Trussville, Huntsville and Auburn rounded out the top five. Hoover’s boys amassed 146.5 points, well clear of runner-up Vestavia Hills, which finished at 89.5 points. Hoover has now won all the boys and girls state indoor and outdoor track titles over the last two years. The Bucs dominated the boys and girls meets, sweeping the state outdoor titles for the second straight year. The Hoover High School outdoor track and field teams made the rest of the competition look inferior at the Class 7A state meet, held May 4-6 in Gulf Shores. Hewitt-Trussville's Brianna Beckham and Hoover’s Gabrielle Washington cross the finish line in the girls 100-meter dash final during the AHSAA Class 7A Section 3 track and field sectionals at Hewitt-Trussville Stadium on Saturday, April 29, 2023.
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