The Cedarville Trojans boys team won their third consecutive Division III regional track and field championship with Coach Ryan Wilson. Athletes who competed at Pickford Friday, May 15, include (not in order) Jordan Baker, C.J. Paquin, Clayton Meyers, Luke Murray, Adam Dingman, Tyler Kanitz, Andrew Figures, Jordan Huff, Paul Eberts, James Mitchell, Zach McFarlane, Matt Hill, Rex Rohrer, Charlie Nelson, Brent Heerspink, Matt Schlosser, Michael Kenny, Ian McGreevy, Patrick Baldwin, and Martin Payment. The Brimley Bays girls track and field team and the Cedarville Trojans boys team raced in the Division III track and field championships with victories in Pickford Friday, May 15, with the top four individual winners and first two relay teams qualifying for the Upper Peninsula Finals at Kingsford Saturday, May 30.

This was the third consecutive regional crown for the Trojans, with Coach Ryan Wilson.

The Bays, coached by Joyel Hyvarinen, have finished first in all of the invitationals and tournament matches this season and won 13 of 17 events and scored in 22 races at Saturday's championships.

The Brimley Bays Coach Joyel Hyvarinen's girls team defended their Division III track and field championship. Athletes who competed at Pickford Friday, May 15, include (not in order) Amy Bertram, Kara Amble, Amie Baragwanath, Sydney Beaune, Kelsey Bland, Lynnette Carrick, Megan Carrick, Becca Carruthers, Rachel Carruthers, Jessica Graham, Kelly Graham, Whitney Gravelle, Alexis Mason, Megan Parish, Miranda Reattoir, Samantha St. Onge, Amanda Starr, Robyn Waybrant, Taylor Wilson, and Tyffanie Wilson. The Bays recorded 88 points in the girls division, followed by the Pickford Panthers with 43, Engadine Eagles 18, DeTour 15, Cedarville Trojans 6, Mackinac Island 3, and Maplewood Baptist Academy Black Bears 1.

In the boys division, the Trojans tallied 75.5 points, followed by Pickford with 30, Engadine 22.5, DeTour 19, Brimley 18, Mackinac Island 10, and Maplewood Baptist Academy 0.

Cedarville's Jillian Collins set a new school record in the pole vault with a height of 8'0. She broke the previous mark that was held by Rebecca Bickham, who set a record of 7'6."

The finish of the boys 100-meter dash includes (from left) Sam Peterson of DeTour-fourth, Phillip Hood of Engadine-first, C.J. Paquin of Cedarville-third, and Robert Chambers of Mackinac Island-second. Mackinac Island's Robert Chambers took first in the 200- meter-dash with a school record time of 23.83, breaking the mark of 24.24 held by Joe Kleven.

Becky Rader became the first athlete from Maplewood Baptist Academy to qualify for the U.P. Finals with a fourth place finish in the shot put.

Girls Individual Results

Brimley: Miranda Reattoir, first in 800 (2:40.48), first in 1600 (5:56.40), second in 3200; Becca Carruthers, first in high hurdles (18.49), first in low hurdles (51.47); Alexis Mason, first in 100 in 13.39, first in 200 in 27.28; Jessica Graham, first in high jump at 5'0", second in 200; Rachel Carruthers, first in 400 in 1:04.90; Lynnette Carrick, first in 3200 in 13:08.56, second in 1600; Sydney Beaune, second in discus; Whitney Gravelle, second in shot put; Kelly Graham, third in 800 and 1600; Megan Parish, fourth in 3200.

The finish of the girls 100-meter high hurdles includes (from left) Nicole Melcer of DeTour-third, Lauren MacArthur of Engadine-second, Becca Carruthers of Brimley-first, and Kharizma Labinski of Cedarville-fourth. The Bays swept the four relay races, winning the 400 in 56.31, 800 in 1:57.10, 1600 in 4:43.60, and 3200 in 10:50.97.

Pickford: Katie Jenkins, first in discus (100'6.5"), first in shot put (33'0"); Katie Raynard, second in pole vault; Jasmine Ledy, second in 800; Stacy Beard, third in 800; Justine Hatfield, third in high jump and long jump; Brandi Kopitz, third in 3200, fourth in 1600; Amanda Felty, third in pole vault; Kristine Cline, fourth in 100 and 200; Kristi Gough, fourth in low hurdles; Callie Smith, fourth in 400.

The Panthers' 400-, 800-, 1600- , and 3200-meter relay teams finished second.

Engadine: Lauren MacArthur, second in high hurdles, fourth in the high jump and long jump; Katie Hobbs, second in the 400, third in low hurdles; Tia Browning, third in 100 and 200; Jackie Formolo, third in shot put; Kacie Rutledge, fourth in discus; Morgan MacArthur, fourth in 800.

Jillian Collins of Cedarville set a new pole vault record with a height of 8'0" at the regional finals in Pickford. The Eagles' 400-, 800-, and 3200-meter relay teams finished third.

DeTour: Nicole Melcer, first in the long jump (13'7"), second in low hurdles and high jump, third in high hurdles; Sarah Reed, third in discus.

Cedarville: Jillian Collins, first in pole vault (8'0"); Kharizma Labinski, fourth in high hurdles.

Mackinac Island: Zhane Nash, second in the 100.

Maplewood Baptist Academy: Becky Rader, fourth in shot put.

Boys Individual Results

Cedarville: Jordan Baker, first in high hurdles (18.49), first in low hurdles (44.34), fourth in high jump; Clayton Meyers, first in 800 (2:12.98); Michael Kenny, first in pole vault (10'6"); C.J. Paquin, second in 100, 200, long jump, third in high jump; Luke Murray, second in 800 and 1600; Tyler Kanitz, second in high hurdles, third in low hurdles; James Mitchell, second in shot put; Zach McFarlane, second in 400; Charlie Nelson, third in 400; Matt Schlosser, third in 1600; Matt Hill, third in pole vault; Paul Eberts, fourth in 200; Andrew Figures, fourth in discus.

The top four shot put throwers are (from left) Mickael Cantin of Pickford, James Mitchell of Cedarville, Michael Klobucher of Engadine, and Burton Gough of Pickford. The Trojans raced to a sweep in the four relays winning the 400 in 49.37, 800 in 1:41.60, 1600 in 3:50.81, and 3200 in 9:25.69.

Pickford: Mickael Cantin, first in discus (127'0"), first in shot put (45'2"); Paul Morrison, second in low hurdles, fourth in high hurdles; Jordan LaVigne, third in 200, fourth in long jump; Jamie Nettleton third in 800; Burton Gough, fourth in shot put; Cody Becks, fourth in pole vault.

The Panthers' 400-, 800-, 1600- , and 3200-meter relay teams placed second.

Nicole Melcer of DeTour placed in four events while winning the long jump for the Raiders. Engadine: Phillip Hood, first in 100 (11.87), first in 400 (53.72), first in long jump (11'3.5"), fourth in 800; Michael Klobucher, second in shot put, third in discus; Jeffrey Dishaw, third in 3200.

DeTour: Tyler Anderson, first in high jump (5'8"), second in pole vault, fourth in 400; Teryn Miller, second in 3200 and high jump; Harry Reinfelder, second in discus; Sam Peterson, fourth in 100.

Brimley: Keith Swendson, first in 1600 (5:03.61), first in 3200 (10:52.34); Ty Root, third in high hurdles, fourth in low hurdles; Justice Parminter, fourth in 1600 and 3200.

The Bays finished second in the 3200-meter relay and third in the 800-meter relay.

Mackinac Island: Robert Chambers, first in the 200 (23.83), second in the 100, third in long jump.

Robert Chambers (front) of Mackinac Island won the 200- meter dash with a school record time of 23.83 at the Division III finals. C.J. Paquin (center) placed second and Jordan LaVigne (back) of Pickford took third. Keith Swendson of Brimley won the 1600- and 3200-meter events.