2025 TRACK AND FIELD MEET RECAPS:

SCHNEIDLER SETS EHS RECORD AGAIN AT ARCADIA

A handful of Eastlake Track and Field athletes continued their season over spring break by traveling to southern California to compete in the nationally renowned Arcadia Invitational.  Likewise, a few traveled north to Bellingham to race at the Solberg Invitational.

Anna Schneidler continued her stellar sophomore season, breaking the Eastlake 300m hurdles record for the 4th time this season in a time of 43.06.  Placing 2nd in her heat, she continues to be the 4A leader in the event.  Schneidler also teamed up with Sally Roos, Aubrey Wilhems and Jane Roos in two relays.  In the 4 x800m relay, the squad ran a #2 all time mark of 9:31 and in the 4x400m they ran a #7 all time of 4:00.34. 

Fiona Wolf was the top performer at the Solberg Invitational, winning the 2k Steeplechase in a time of 7:37.

GIRLS CRUISE PAST LIBERTY

WOLF & HARRIS WIN THREE EVENTS

The pouring down rain and hail did not deter Eastlake’s girls track and field team from soundly defeating Liberty on their home field April 8th.  Remaining undefeated in Washington State, the Wolves won 14 out of 18 events, finishing with a 97-42 score.  Leading the way for the Wolves were senior Fiona Wolf and sophomore Erin Harris, who both won three events. 

Wolf, who wrestled for EHS this past Winter, demonstrated her explementary athletic ability by winning the 1600m (5:19), 300m hurdles (50.35) and by running a leg on the winning 4x200m along with teammates Gabi Chencheva, Sydney Lamb, and Rio Tabion (1:58).  She also placed 2nd in the 400m.  Harris, for her part, won the 100m (13.15), leading an Eastlake sweep that included Maddy Wan and Maya Brand.  She also won the 200m (27.05) and ran the 2nd leg of the winning 4x100m relay along with Brand, Wan and Caitlyn Headon-Weeks.

The EHS field event girls were superb, winning 5 out of the 7 events.  Leading the way was future Western Washington Viking Azadeh Teague, who won both the shot put (32-01) and the discus (118-03).  Senior Addison Kapur remained undefeated in Washington in her signature event the javelin. (133-07). She remains the #1 seed in 4A standings.  Gabriella Winiger and Grace Tolo also took home gold winning the pole vault (10-06) and high jump (4-6).

The boys sprint squad put on a clinic in the 200m by sweeping the first six spots.  Leading the way was sophomore George Malina who ran a time of 23.36.  Bryson Hodges, Gryffen Brandt, Eli Yoon, Justin Scott and Colby Johnson followed.

Additional Winners Included:

Madison Beaty-100m hurdles:  17.68

Charlie Porter-pole vault:  11-06

Dresden Taylor-1600m:  4:39

Keegan Allen-300m hurdles:  46.83

Bryson Hodges, Colby Johnson, George Malina, and Gryffen Brandt-4x100m relay:  43.87

Zach McDonald, Brady Gallucci, Gryffen Brandt, and Bryson Hodges-4x400m relay:  3:40

Finn Waldron-shot put:  45-07

Jack Devine-javelin:  139-10

Rio Tabion-800m:  2:33

2nd Place Scorers Included:

Eli Yoon-400m

Colby Johnson-100m

Lukas Talius-800m

Evan Bettinger-110m hurdles

Nicholas Cook-shot put

Keegan Nussbaum-high jump & triple jump

Cooper Jay-pole vault

Alex Walker-shot put & discus

Rio Tabion-1600m

Kate Thomas-pole vault

Ananya Barde-triple jump

Third Place Scorers Included:

Maddy Wan-200m

Veronika Velychko-100m hurdles

George Malina-100m

Austin Poppino-800m

Preston Daniels-1600m

Grant Arndt-110m hurdles

Nathan Kent-Horton-300m hurdles

Bradan Hodges-high jump

 

WOLVES PLACE 8TH AT OREGON RELAYS

SCHNEIDLER SETS TWO RECORDS

Twenty-nine members of the varsity Eastlake Track and Field team made the most out of an amazing opportunity to travel to Eugene Oregon to compete at Hayward Field.  Competing in one of the top high school meets in the country, the Wolves did themselves proud by placing 8th out of the 60 premier teams from across the West that participated.

Leading the way for the Wolves was Anna Schneidler, who continued her assault on EHS’s track and field record board by breaking two more.   In only her 3rd 300m hurdle race, she broke the school record for the 3rd time, placing 2nd in a time of 43.20.  She continues to hold the top time in that event in the 4A standings.  She also ran the leading leg of the 4x800m relay that not only broke the school record, but was also the 2nd team to break the meet record behind powerhouse Wilson High from Long Beach, CA.  Combining with Sally Roos, Jane Roos and Aubrey Wilems, the squad broke the previous record by more than 12 seconds with a time of 9:20.07.  The same group of girls also ran a spectacular 4x400m relay that placed 2nd in a time of 3:55.85, which is the #2 all time for Eastlake and the top 4A time.  Finally, Schneidler anchored the 4x100m relay team that included Maya Brand, Maddy Wan and Erin Harris.  Their time of 50.08 is 9th in 4A standings.

Azadeh Teague scored in two events for the Wolves, placing 7th in the discus with a 124-2 throw and 8th in the shot put with a huge personal best of 37-00.  Already the school record holder in the discus, she is now 3rd all time for the Wolves in the shot put.  Teague, who will continue her throwing career next year at Western Washington University, is ranked 5th in the discus and 7th in the shot put in 4A standings.

Addison Kapur and Fiona Wolf, both school record holders in their respective events the javelin and 2k steeplechase, placed 4th to score for Eastlake.  Kapur, who will throw for the University of California at Santa Barbara, threw 133-00 to currently lead the state standings, while Wolf ran 7.31.2 in the steeplechase.

The boys 4x200m relay also added to the point tally by placing 8th.  The squad which included Gryffen Brandt, Bryson Hodges, Tristan Drummond, and George Malina ran a time of 1:31.43 which is #2 all time for the Wolves.

Two more school records also went down over the weekend.  The boys Sprint Medley Relay 1600M team of George Malina, Gryffen Brandt, Silas Smith and Andrew Talius ran a time of 3:43.41 and placed 12th while the girls 800m Sprint Medley Relay of Caitlyn Headon-Weeks, Maya Brand, Maddy Wan and anchor Erin Harris (who came from behind in her 400m leg to win the heat in spectacular fashion), set a new school record in a time of 1:57.6.

Additional Meet Highlights Include:

*Luke Simon had a great day pole vaulting with a big PR of 13-5.  The senior, who missed all last season with an injury is #4 all time for the Wolves and is ranked 8th in 4A.

*The girls 1600m Sprint Medley Relay ran a #2 all time for EHS with a 4:29 clocking.  The team included Maya Brand, Erin Harris, Sally Roos, and Rio Tabion.

*The boys 800m Sprint Medley Relay of Colby Johnson, Bryson Hodges, Gryffen Brandt, and Silas Smith put down a time of 1:40.7 which is #5 all time for Eastlake.

*The boys 4x800m won their heat with a #6 all time 8:36.9 clocking.  The team was comprised of Dresden Taylor, Austin Poppino, Andrew Talius and Colin Thompson.

*The boys Distance Medley Relay ran 11:02, which ranks 7th on Eastlake’s all-time list.  The squad included Eli Yoon, Bryson Hodges, Silas Smith, and Andrew Talius.

*The boys 4x100m relay remains in the top 10 for 4A with their time of 43.34.  Bryson Hodges, Colby Johnson, George Malina and Tristan Drummond make up the team.

 

 

 

GIRLS TOP ISSAQUAH

SPRINTERS SHINE IN DUAL 

Colby Johnson made his mark in the Eastlake Track and Field history books in the dual meet at Issaquah High School on April 1st. Winning the 100m in a personal record of 10.87, his now ranked 2nd in 4A standings and has moved into 2nd place on the all-time list for the Wolves. Johnson has moved ahead of Grady Robison who went on to play Division 1 football as a quarterback at Western Kentucky and Southern Utah Universities. 

The April Fool’s race was no joke for the boy’s sprint squad who swept the first 5 spots.  George Malina continued to impress by taking 2nd in a time of 11.00.01 which moves him into 8th place on the all-time list, surpassing 2024 graduate Kai Brown who is currently playing Division 2 football at Colorado School of Mines.  Tristan Drummond, Bryson Hodges, and Gryffen Brandt followed to complete the sweep.  Johnson, Hodges Malina and Drummond combined to also win the 4x100m relay and Malina claimed the top spot tin the 200m (22.67).

After concentrating on the hurdles for the last couple of weeks, standout Anna Schneidler, returned to the 400m, the event that she was crowned 4A state champion in last season.  Running an impressive early season time of 57.67, the school record holder is currently ranked #1 in 4A.  She also anchored the winning 4x100m relay (50.34) along with teammates Maya Brand, Maddy Wan and Erin Harris.

Senior Fiona Wolf honed her skills for racing in future steeplechases by winning both the 1600m (5:22) and the 300m hurdles (51.16).  Showcasing her versatility further she competed in the shot put and was part of the throwing squad the swept the event.  Azadeh Teague won with an 32-09 effort followed by Alex Walker, Sahaai Gulati, and Wolf.

The boys distance team had a sweep of their own with senior Preston Daniels winning the 1600m in a time of 4:42, followed by Lukas Talius, Zach Rikkinen, Colin Thompson, and Silas Smith.

Charlie Porter had a great day, pole vaulting to a personal record of 12-00.  In doing so he cracked the top 10 on Eastlake’s all-time list and is currently ranked 8th.

Additional Winners Included:

Felipe Figueira-300m hurdles-43.29

Finn Waldron-shot put:  44-11.75

Jack Devine-javelin:  141-09

Erin Harris-100m:  13.19

Rio Tabion-800m:  2:33

Sonoma Steiner-3200m:  12:42

Grace Tolo-high jump:  4-08

Kate Thomas-pole vault:  8-06

2nd Place Scorers:

Zach McDonald-400m, Felip Figueira-110m hurdles, Nathan Kent-Horton-300m hurdles, Paxton Jacobson-javelin, Maddy Wan-100m, Erin Harris-200m, Gabriela Chencheva-800m, Rio Tabion-1600m, Madison Beaty-100m hurdles, Brooke McCartney-300m hurdles, Alex Walker-discus & Ananya Diddee-pole vault.

3rd Place Scorers:

Bryson Hodges-200m, Austin Poppino-3200m, Evan Bettinger-110m hurdles, Benjamin Uttecht-discus, Ekannnsh Agrawal-triple jump, Eliana Schenck-3200m, Kylie McCartney-javelin & Ahanyon Barde-triple jump.

 

WOLVES WIN COMBINED TITLE AT ICEBREAKER INVITATIONAL

ROOS BREAKS HISTORIC RECORD

Sally Roos broke one of Eastlake’s oldest track and field records serendipitously on the Issaquah High school track where her mom, Julie Roos once starred. Competing in arguably the toughest 1600m race in the region which featured some of the top runners in the state, Roos ran an exceptional 4:47.9 to place 3rd and break Jessica Pixler’s 19-year-old record.  Pixler went on to win 12 NCAA titles for Seattle Pacific University and the University of Colorado and also ran professionally for Brooks and Nike, ultimately making the finals of 2016 Olympic 5K trials.  Roos, the future Utah State Aggie, continued to impress throughout the meet by winning the 800 in a state leading time of 2:12.73, which is also 4th all time for the Wolves.  To top off the historic day she ran the second leg on the winning 4x400m relay with teammates Aubrey Wilems, Jane Roos and Anna Schneidler in the time of 4:04.2 which is currently the second fastest in the 4A standings.

Schneidler also contributed major points to Eastlake’s combined girls and boys win in the meet that featured 25 teams.   After setting the school record only two days prior in the 300m hurdles, she wowed the crowd again by winning the event in dominant fashion, breaking her own record in the process.  Her time of 44.02 is the top time in the state.  In addition to anchoring the winning 4x400m team, she also placed 5th in the 100m hurdles and anchored the 4th place 4x100m relay along with teammates Maya Brand, Erin Harris, and Maddy.

Addison Kapur broke the 3rd school record of the day with her winning 143-01 javelin throw.  The mark was an impressive 7-inch improvement over her previous school record mark of 136-00.  The future UC Santa Barbara Gaucho was runner-up in last year’s state meet and currently has the top 4A throw.

Additional Meet Highlights Include:

*Sophomore George Malina continued to look good in the early season, winning the 200m in 22.49, which is 7th all-time for the Wolves. He also ran the 3rd leg for the 4x100m relay that took third place and included Colby Johnson, Bryson Hodges, and Tristan Drummond.  In addition, he placed 5th in the 100m.

*Freshman Aubrey Wilems had a great day, winning the Freshman 1600m run in a time of 5:20, placing 5th in the 800m and running the opening leg on the victorious 4x400m relay.

*Junior Gabriella Winiger continued to make her mark in the pole vault.  In only her 2nd competition, she tied for 2nd place with a 11-00 effort.  She is now 3rd all time for EHS and currently ranked 10th in 4A standings.

*Azadeh Teague’s 2nd place discus throw of 114-10 is 5th in 4A standings. She also placed 6th in the shot put.

*The boys 4x200m relay established themselves as 7th all time for the Wolves with their 5th place finish and 1:37.47 clocking.  The squad included:  Brady Gallucci, Gryffen Brandt, Lawyer McFadden, and Drew Aquino.

*Ilya Lamansky continued to improve in the javelin with his 5th place 151-06 throw.  He is now 10th all time for Eastlake.

Additional Point Scorers included:

2nd Place:  Keegan Allen -300m hurdles

3rd Place:  Felipe Figueira -110m hurdles and Bryson Hodges, Andrew Talius, Gryffen Brandt, and Silas Smith-4x400m relay,

4th Place:  Labib Haque-Freshman 100m, Dresden Taylor-Freshman 1600m, Colin Thompson, Silas Smith, Lukas Talius, and Keshav Mohan-Distance Medley Relay, Luke Simon-pole vault & Alex Walker-discus.

6th Place:  Keegan Allen-110m hurdles, Felipe Figueira-300m hurdles and Sonoma Steiner, Alya Caywood, Alannah Irwin and Eliana Schneck-Distance Medley Relay.

7th Place:  Colby Johnson-100m & Fiona Wolf-3200m.

 

Next Up:  After competing in a dual meet against Issaquah March 31st, 30 members of the varsity will head to historic Hayward Field in Eugene for the Oregon Relays which will be held April 4th and 5th.

 

SCHNEIDLER SETS RECORD IN SKYLINE WIN 
 
Anna Schneidler took the Eastlake track world by storm as a freshman by winning the State 4A Championship in the 400m and setting 5 school records.  She shook things up again in her first official meet as a sophomore when, in her debut in the 300m hurdles, she ran the fastest time in the state in a school record time of 44.37, passing up Maddy Kennedy’s 2016 mark.  She racked up more points that contributed to the girls 67-65 win over Skyline by anchoring both the winning 4x100m (Maya Brand, Erin Harris & Maya Wan) and 4x400m (Madison Beaty, Gabriela Chencheva, & Harris) relays.  She also placed 2nd in the 100m hurdles. 
 
The boys' team also bested Skyline with a 72-69 score.  Matt Secrist, who led the Wolves to the 2024 State Championship crown, and who recently signed a letter of intent to compete in the NCAA Division 1 for the United States Air Force Academy, won the 110m hurdles in top form.  His time of 14.44 is currently the best time in the state and only 4 one hundredths of a second off of his school record. He also ran the second leg on the winning 4x100m relay that included Colby Johnson, George Malina, and Tristin Drummond.
  
Additional Meet Highlights Included: 
*Colby Johnson and George Malina ran excellent 100m races, both setting personal records in their 2nd and 3rd place finishes.  Johnson’s time of 11:03 is 6th all time for the Wolves and is currently #6 in 4A standings.  Malina’s time of 11.13 is 9th all time for Eastlake. 
*The boys' shot put squad was dominant, sweeping the top 5 spots.  Finn Waldron’s winning throw was not only a personal best but the #2 all time for EHS.  Following him in the sweep were: Kenneth Flynn, Nicholas Cook, Jack Devine and Troy Baker. 
*Senior Keegan Allen had a breakout race in his 300m hurdles win.  His time of 40.69 is 8th all time for the Wolves and he is currently ranked 7th in 4A standings. 
*In her debut in the pole vault, junior Gabriella Winiger was fantastic, winning with a 10-00 mark, while also cracking the top 10 in Eastlake’s all-time list with a 9th place ranking. 
* Azadeh Teague threw an all-time best mark of 34-11 in her shot-put win.  She is now 6th all time for the Wolves. 
*Addison Kapur won the javelin with a 129-03 effort.  The future UC Santa Barbara thrower currently is ranked #1 in 4A standings. 
 
Other Winners Included: 
Gryffen Brandt, Brady Gallucci, Zach McDonald and Nathan Kent-Horton-4x400m relay-3:47 
Ilya Lamansky:  Javelin-150-09 
Rio Tabion:  1600m-5:34 
Silas Smith:  800m-2:06.3 
 
2nd Place Finishers Included:                                        3rd Place Finishers Included:                                        
Erin Harris-100 & 200m                                                Gryffen Brandt-200m 
Bryson Hodges-200m                                                   Keshav Mohan-1600m 
Zach McDonald-400m                                                   Felipe Figuera-300m hurdles 
Zach Rikkinen-1600m                                                   Christian Prichard-Discus 
Felipe Figuiera-300m hurdles                                         Cooper Jay-Pole Vault 
Benjamin Uttech-Discus                                                Ekaansh Agrawal-Triple Jump 
Jack Devie-Javelin                                                        Maddy Wan-100m & 200m 
Luke Simon-Javelin                                                       Gabriela Chencheva-800m 
Tyler Campbell-Triple Jump                                            Brooke McCartney-300m hurdles 
Sonoma Steiner-800& 1600m                                        Azadeh Teague-Discus 
                                                                                   Kennedy Smith-Javelin 
                                                                                   Kate Thomas-Pole Vault 

HURDLERS AND POLE VAULTERS DOMINATE JAMBOREE

Matt Secrist opened his senior track season where he left off last year…winning.  As a junior he led the Wolves to a surprise 4A State Championship by claiming victory in the 300m hurdles and taking 2nd in the 110m event.  In his first race of the year, Secrist easily won the 110m hurdles at Eastlake’s opening track meet, “The Battle for 228th” jamboree. The meet, which was held at Skyline High School on March 19th, also featured Eastside Catholic and Seattle Prep.  Teammates, Felipe Figueira and Keegan Allen also looked sharped taking 2nd and 3rd place to complete the sweep.

The pole vaulters were also dominant, taking the first 3 spots.  Senior Luke Simon, who missed his entire junior season due to injury, came roaring back, vaulting to a personal best mark of 13-00.  He is now 4th all time for EHS pole vault.  Fellow wolves, Charlie Porter and Cooper Jay also came out strong, both vaulting 11-06 to take 2nd and 3rd

On the girl’s side Sally Roos opened well by winning the 1600m in a very good early season time of 5:04.  She, along with her twin sister Jane, who have both signed letters of intent to compete for Utah State next year, were also part of the winning 4x800m team.  Aubrey Wilems and Fiona Wolf joined them in running a time of 9:49.11, which is 4th all time for the Wolves.

Additional Meet Highlights:

*Senior Addison Kapur, who was the runner-up at the State Meet last year, won the javelin with a great early season mark of 134-03.  Kapur, who is also the school record holder at Eastlake, will continue her throwing career next year competing for UC Santa Barbara.

*Azadeh Teague won the shot put with a 34-03 mark.  The senior who specializes in the discus, recently committed to throw collegiately for Western Washington University.

*The Wolves won by the boys and girls 100 meters with sophomores George Malina (11.22) and Erin Harris (13.38) claiming gold.

*The boys won 4 out of the 5 field events offered.  In addition to the pole vault, Finn Waldron won the shot put (45-00) while Ilya Lamansky (140-00) and Bryson Hodges (5-08) took top honors in the javelin and high jump.

Second Place Finishers Included:

Maddy Wan-100m

Eli Yoon-1600m

Anna Schneidler-100m hurdles

Third Place Finishers Included:

Colby Johnson-100m

Matt Secrist-400m

Nicholas Cook-shot put

Jack Devine-javelin

Keegan Nussbaum-high jump

Rahoul Manickam-long jump

Erin Harris-400m

Azadeh Teague-javelin

Next Up: The Wolves will host Skyline for their first home meet of the season on Thursday March 27th starting at 3:45PM.

 

WOLVES DOMINATE SHAMROCK RUN
 
   
The Eastlake Distance squad opened the 2025 track season by participating in the Shamrock Run on March 15th in downtown Kirkland.  The Wolves made Eastlake proud by sweeping the first 6 places in the men’s 10k and the top 5 in the women's race.  
   Aiden Vanhaltren took top honors in the men’s race with a time of 39.51.  Teammates Yoni Turgeman, Sean Dolan, Evan Johnson, Liam Gershony and Karthik Sivakumar followed to complete the sweep. 
    In the women’s race Fiona Wolf finished 1st with a time of 44.37.  Sally Roos, Rio Tabion, Aubrey Wilems, and Jane Roos finished in the 2nd-5th spots. 
   The Wolves were also dominant in the 5k race with Sydney Lamb placing 2nd and Eliana Schenck placing 7th in the women’s race, while Austin Poppino, Andrew Talius, Colin Thompson, Lukas Talius, Kelvin Sibley and Silas Smith claimed 3rd-8th places in the men’s event. 
Next Up: 
 The entire Eastlake Track and Field Team will compete in “The Battle for 228th Street.”, a jamboree style track meet at Skyline High School on March 19th.  In addition to the Spartans, the Wolves will compete against Eastside Catholic and Seattle Prep.  Top boy's returner Matt Secrist, who won the 300m hurdlers and placed second in the 110m hurdles at the 2024 State Meet, will lead the Wolves in their quest to repeat as 4A Champions.  Anna Schneidler who was crowned 400m champion as a freshman, will lead the girls in a quest to better their 2024 5th place finish. 
 

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2024 TRACK & FIELD MEET RECAPS:

EASTLAKE BOYS WIN STATE TITLE

SECRIST AND SCHNEIDLER CROWNED STATE CHAMPIONS

     In 1997 the newly opened Eastlake High School shocked the Washington state track world when the boys team defeated 5-time team champion Mead in the state track and field meet. In fact, the Wolves coach at the time, Bo McNair, was preemptively offered a pen commemorating the imminent win by the Mead coach, but politely turned it down knowing that EHS had already won. Fast forward 27 years to the 2024 boys track and field squad that just competed in the state meet that was held May 23-25 at Mt Tahoma High School in Tacoma. Similarly, today’s Wolves were not on anyone’s radar to win, including the current coaching staff who felt that after having the school record 4x100m team disqualified in the district meet and losing both the KingCo and district title to Issaquah that a third-place finish might be the best that the team could do.  But defying everyone’s expectations the boys came through and for only the second time in school history won the State Track and Field Championship, defeating the nearest competitor Central Valley 46-38. The girls’ team also competed well and just missed a trophy as they placed 5th overall.

     During the course of the three-day meet, Matt Secrist and Anna Schneidler joined the exclusive club of individual state track and field champions at Eastlake. Secrist courageously fought back after falling behind to win the 300m hurdles (38.88), while Schneidler, only a freshman, led from start to finish, battling significant wind to win the 400m in 56.22.  The duo are only the 4thand 5th student athletes to win individual state titles. Two of coach Mike Pool’s pole vaulters have won, with Ellie Talius claiming the gold in 2017 and Bowman Starr winning in 2019. Jessica Pixler, who was coached by Troy and Jody Anderson, won the 800m in 2006. Additionally, one relay team, the 2014 4x400m squad, which included Troy Lewis, Drew Lewis, Matt Morrison, and Nathan Pixler, was victorious.

     In addition to winning the 300m hurdles, Secrist placed 2nd in the 110’s, missing the win by only a tenth of a second. His time of 14.40 lowers his non-wind aided school record.

     Senior Mason Heisser who scored 14 individual points for the Wolves, was a huge reason that the team won. He placed 2nd in the long jump, breaking his own school record with a 22-06.5 mark and then went on to place 3rd in the triple jump with a 44-07.75 effort. Heisser will leave Eastlake as the best horizontal jumper in Wolves history, holding both the long and triple jump records. He is also 4th all time for the high jump.

     Senior Connor Hom added more points for Eastlake by placing 3rd in the 1600m (4:16.75) and 7th in the 800m (1:56.97). Hom was unfortunately tripped in the 800m going into the last straight away where he was leading the pack. Thankfully, his career is not over as he will run cross country and track next year for Yale. He leaves Eastlake as the number 2 all time in both the 800m and the 1600m.

     Senior Harry McHugh ended his high school career on a positive note by placing 6th in the 200m in a time of 22.69.  McHugh will continue sprinting next year for Everett Community College while attending Fire Fighter’s Academy. He leaves EHS as a member of the school record holding 4x100m team and is number two all time in the 200m and 6th in the 100m.

     The last Wolf to chip in points for the boy’s win was junior Eli Yoon who placed 6th in the 800m (1:58.54) Yoon had a break-out year and ends his season number 6 all time in the 800m and 8th all-time in the 1600m.

     On the girl’s side junior Addison Kapur saved the best for last. On her final throw in the javelin competition, Kapur moved up two positions to claim silver. Kapur broke her own school record with her 136-00 mark.

     Sally and Jane Roos both made the podium in the 800m with Sally placing 3rd (2:14) and Jane placing 6th (2:15.4). In the prelims Jane set a new personal record with a 2:12.74 clocking. She is now number four all time in that event for Eastlake.

     Peyton Glennon-Robbins, who set the school record in the 100m earlier in the season, made it to the finals and placed 5th in that event for a podium spot.

     In addition to her 400m win, Schneidler was a part of two relays that podiumed at state by placing 5th in both. In the 4x100m she combined with Glennon-Robbins, Katie Bradford, and Erin Harris (49.62) and in the 4x400m with the Roos sisters and Milena Dancsha’zy. (4:01.27)

  Discus thrower Azadeh Teague, who set the school record earlier in the season was also a point scorer for the Wolves by placing 8th with a 116-07 toss.

Congratulations to the Eastlake Track and Field Coaching Staff on this historic achievement!

Sprints:  Dirk Huebner, Dray Bailey, Matt Pirie, Nathan Stromseth, Evan Harper, and Thomas Kidd

Hurdles:  Jeff Hunter

Pole Vault:  Mike Poole

Throws:  Matt Pirie, Lisa Craig, Jason Uttecht, and Leslie Barber

Jumps:  Kiara Williams and Kasen Williams

Distance:  Troy Anderson, Jody Anderson, Nate Pendleton, Scott Paul, and Nancy Pixler

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