Both the Hopkins boys’ and girls’ track teams dominated three O-K Silver Conference opponent in a quad meet at Godwin Heights Wednesday.
The Vikings defeated host Godwin, Grandville Calvin Christian and Comstock Park.
The domination was clearly the result of Hopkins’ depth in almost all events.
A summary of the Hopkins boys’ scoring:
Brayden Harnish, 100-meter dash, 11.92 seconds. Second in 200, 23.57 seconds. Alexander Chavez third and Jacob Helder fourth.
Jacob Helder, first in 400-meter run, 53.32.
Freshman Kash Moored second in 800 and second in 1600.
Jack Estelle first in 3200-meter run, a minute and 25 seconds faster than runner-up.
Clayton Kerber first in 110-meter high hurdles, 16:01. Freshman Luke Klinge second. Kerber first in 300-meter hurdles, 42.81.
Brayden Harnish, Gage Martin, Zac Wierenga and Alexander Chavez first in 400-meter relay, 46.14.
Brayden, Martin, Chavez and Clayton Kerber sec0nd in 800 relay.
Matthew Guzman, Isaiah Robinson. Clayton Kerber and Jacob Helder second in 100 relay.
Josh Maule was second in shot put at 43-5, but won the discus with a throw of 128-01.
Dexter Graczyk second in high jump at 5-10.
Luke Klinge 12-0 in pole vault. Graycin Ingle was second at 10-0.
Parker Warner first in long jump at 20-01.
For the girls in the meet, heavy scoring came in bunches.
Riley Homrich first in 100 at 12.94 seconds. Ellarie Baugh third.
Ava VanderVeen first in 400 with a time of 1:07.83.
Lillian Dewey second in 800-meter run, Peyton Harshberger third. Lillian Dewey first in 1600 at 5:59.34.
Kambria Moored second in 100-meter high hurdles, 16:21.
Moored then came back to win 300 intermediate hurdles in 48.21 seconds. Andrea Brower third.
Navaya Ingle. Kambria Moored, Ellarie Baugh and Riley Homrich first by one-hundredth of a second over Godwin at 51.06 second in the 400-meter relay.
Brower, Ava VanderVeen, Ingle and Homeric second in 800 relay.
Keilah Bonga first in shot put, 31-06. Olivia Ezell second. Bonga first in discus at 100-03. Leah Schumacher second and Clair Fifelski third..
Peyton Harshberger second in high jump at 4-10.
Ellarie Baugh took the pole vault at 7-0 and she won the long jump at 16-08.
