PREP ROUNDUP: Wilson sets another meet record in Flashes Showcase

Emma Wilson poses with the first-place trophy along with boys’ winner Matthew Schadler of Evansville Memorial at the Flashes Showcase on Friday at Franklin Central.

Photos provided by Craig Jordan

Greencastle’s Emma Wilson added to her collection of meet records on Friday evening when she set a new standard in the Girls’ Miracle Mile in the Flashes Showcase at Franklin Central in Indianapolis.

Wilson won in a time of 4:54.94, edging runnerup Phoebe Bates of Carmel by 4.3 seconds. Wilson’s time beat the previous best set of 4:55.82 by just under one second.

The fastest outdoor time nationally this year in the 1,600 is 4:49.

“Emma came in with two goals and managed to get both, as she won and got the meet record,” GHS coach Craig Jordan said. “She had good competition in Abby Lynch and Phoebe Bates. Abby Lynch ran side by side with her the entire race and took the lead with 400 to go and Emma did a good job of being patient. I was pretty nervous for her as Lynch has some ridiculous speed, but with 200 to go Emma passed her and did not look back.”

Emma Wilson assumed the top rank on the medal stand after setting a meet record to win the girls’ competition at the Flashes Showcase on Friday at Franklin Central.

Photos provided by Craig Jordan

On Thursday, Greencastle hosted Monrovia and Owen Valley in a triangular meet and finished third in both events.

“We had a gorgeous day and our team had fun,” Jordan said. “Seelye Stoffregen led the way for our girls in her first meet of the season, as she won both the hurdle races and anchored our 4x400 to a second-place finish. We had several other big performers as Rose White took third in the high jump and 400 and also helped our 4x400.

“Jada Amis continues to excel in the throws as she took third in the shot and first in the discus.”

On the boys side, the Cubs were led by Ben Gellman — who took first in the 3,200 and third in the 1,600.

“He’s in great shape right now and I think he’ll have a good shot to make it to regionals if he keeps it up,” Jordan said. “Jack Hutcheson was strong for us as well, as he got third in the 110s and almost won the 400 for us. Our throwers had a good day as Trever Wood got over 40 feet and Nick Sabin got us a point as he took fourth.

“With two and a half weeks until championship season begins, I think we are in a good place and I hope the good weather will keep up.”

Thursday

Girls

4x800 relay — 1. Owen Valley A 11:19

100 hurdles — 1. Stoffregen (G) 18.09

100 — 1. Payne (M) 13.10; 2. Hayes (G) 13.17

1,600 — 1. Spatta (OV) 5:50; 3. Kallem (G) 6:11

4x100 relay — 1. Monrovia A 53.41; 2. Greencastle A 53.91

400 — 1. 1. Pain (M) 1:02.38; 3. White (G) 1:06.34

300 hurdles — 1. Stoffregen (G) 52.28

800 — 1. Hay (OV) 2:39.4; 2. Kallem (G) 2:46.6; 4. Mozawa (G) 2:54.9

200 — 1. Catellir (M) 29.27; 3. Shrewsbury (G) 30.34

SP — 1. Belcher (M) 36-1; 2. Gillen (G) 35-7; 3. Amis (G) 35-1; 4. Stevens (G) 39-9.25

D — 1. Amis (G) 86-10.5

LJ — 1. Manley (M) 15-5.75; 2. Trigg (G) 15-3

HJ — 1. Sears (M) 4-6; 3. White (G) 4-4

3,200 — 1. Spatta (OV) 13:21

4x400 relay — 1. Monrovia 4:33.50; 2. Greencastle A 4:34.00

Boys

4x800 relay — 1. Monrovia A 9:03.84

110 hurdles — 1. Townsend (OV) 16.61

100 — 1. Glen (OV) 11.62

1,600 — 1. Nagel (M) 4:52; 3. Gellman (G) 5:02

4x100 relay — 1. Owen Valley 45.58; 2. Greencastle 49.48

400 — 1. Damian (M) 55.43; 2. Hutcheson (G) 55.53; 4. Magni (G) 1:00.36

300 hurdles — 1. Townsend (OV) 43.20; 3. Mitchel (G) 47.61; 5. Black (G) 1:00.18

800 — 1. Nagel (M) 2:09.8; 3. Weeks (G) 2:13.37

200 — 1. Burkett (OV) 23.97; 5. Meyer (G) 25.12; 6. Herrera 26.88

SP — 1. Mader (OV) 46-4.25; 2. Wood (G) 40-10; 4. Sabin (G) 37-5; 5. Matthews 36-0

D — 1. Mader (OV) 144-9; 4. Matthews (G) 97-10.5

LJ — 1. Townsend (V) 19-6.25; 3. King (G) 15-8.75; 4. Davis (G) 15-5

HJ — 1. Burkett (OV) 5-4

3,200 — 1. Gellman (G) 10:59

4x400 relay — 1. Monrovia A 3:45.49; 2. Greencastle A 4:14.55

In other track and field:

• Clovers compete in Patriot Invitational — At Terre Haute, Cloverdale competed in the 1A-3A division of the Patriot Invitational on Saturday, with the Clover girls placing second in their division among eight teams and sixth overall among 13 teams.

Cloverdale’s boys were eighth overall and fourth in their division.

Clover coach Andy Tyler noted his team had several good performances.

Tyler Kaeff was the overall 300-meter champion, while Chelsea Edwards was the overall 800 meter champion.

“Lily Monnett, Kaya Daub, Jasmine Blankenship and Chase Ashcraft also had great performances,” Tyler said.

Girls

Overall team scores (4A-5A teams in bold face) — Terre Haute South 137, Charleston 128, Mount Vernon 127, Mooresville 110, Terre Haute North 92.5, Cloverdale 82, Seeger 73, South Vermillion 64, 9. Casey-Westfield 61, Clay City 42, Indianapolis Tech 20.5, Riverton Parke 2, Rockville 1

Class 1A-3A results

100 hurdles — 1. Stoltz (Cl) 17.90; 4. Daub (Cl) 19.67

100 — 1. Frye (C-W) 13.45; 9. Rogers (Cl) 15.86

1,600 — 1. Garrett (Charleston) 5:39.58; 3. L.Monnett (Cl) 6:00.88

4x100 relay — 1. Charleston 4:26.83; 2. Cloverdale 4:32.12

400 — 1. Griffin (Charleston) 1:05.62; 5. Rogers (Cl) 1:21.82

300 hurdles — 1. Collins (S) 54.33; 4. K.Monnett (Cl) 57.74; 5. Wynia (Cl) 58.90

800 — 1. Edwards (Cl) 2:31.99; 4. Blankenship (Cl) 2:45.66

200 — 1. Frye (C-W) 27.23

SP — 1. Gardner (C-W) 30-4.25; 5. Shoemaker (Cl) 23-3.5

D — 1. Jeffers ( CC) 95-8; 2. Shoemaker (Cl) 91-3

LJ — 1. Frye (C-W) 16-6.5; 3. Stoltz (Cl) 14-1; 8. Daub (Cl) 12-3.5

HJ — 1. Flight (Charleston) 5-2; 5. Geiger (Cl) 4-0

PV — 1. Karnes (Mville) 10-6; 4. Stoltz (Cl) 9-0; 5. Daub (Cl) 8-0

3,200 — 1. Griffin (Charleston) 12:59.18; 2. L.Monnett (Cl) 13:15.55

4x400 relay — 1. Charleston 53.83; 3. Cloverdale 56.76

Boys

Overall team scores (4A-5A teams in bold face) — Terre Haute North 141, Mount Vernon 127, South Vermillion 109, Clay City 99.33, Indianapolis Tech 95, Casey-Westfield 91.33, 7. Terre Haute South 89, 8. Cloverdale 60, North Daviess 51, Seeger 49, Mooresville 43, Northview 2, Rockville 2, Riverton Parke 0.33.

Class 1A-3A results

4x800 relay — 1. Seeger 9:06.79; 2. Cloverdale 9:27.46

110 hurdles — 1. Carver (C-W) 16.05; 2. Kaeff (Cl) 16.55; 5. Monnett (Cl) 19.36

100 — 1. Spence (SV) 12.02; 9. Johnson (Cl) 13.2; 11. Burton (Cl) 13.22

1,600 — 1. Fry (CC) 4:45.07; 8. Geiger (Cl) 5:24.39

4x100 relay — 1. Casey-Westfield 46.51

400 — 1. Spence (SV) 53.43; 8. Williamson (Cl) 57.68

300 hurdles — 1. Kaeff (Cl) 42.05; 3. A.Monnett (Cl) 43.39

800 — 1. Hostetler (CC) 2:12.12; 4. Bates (Cl) 2:21.66; 6. Szczerbik (Cl) 2:22.99; 7. Ashcraft (Cl) 2:24.30

200 — 1. Spence (SV) 23.98; 19. Smith (Cl) 26.28

SP — 1. Westfall (SV) 45-3; 4. Dickison (Cl) 37-9

D — 1. Fouty (C-W) 120-1; 6. Henry (Cl) 96-6; 10. Dickison (Cl) 92-1.5

LJ — 1. Butts (CC) 18-10.75; 3. Andrew Monnett (Cl) 17-11

HJ — 1. Kalber (SV) 6-1; 2. (tie) Kaeff (Cl) 5-10

PV — 1. Wolf (CC) 13-0; 2. Willis (Cl) 12-0; 6. Smith (Cl) 10-0

3,200 — 1. Ross (C-W) 10:16.64; 8. Beikman (Cl) 12:27.79

4x400 relay — 1. Cloverdale 3:41.61

• Cougar boys — Results from North Putnam’s boys in a recent triangular meet with Monrovia and Southmont:

4x800 relay — 1. Monrovia 9:03.12; 2. North Putnam 9:54.2

100 — 1. Murray (NP) 11.47; 3. Proctor (NP) 12.31

1,600 — 1. Nagel (M) 4:51.94; 4. Duncan (NP) 5:01.45

4x100 relay — 1. North Putnam 45.35

200 — 1. Lavey (S) 23.72; 2. Murray (NP) 24.19; 4. Binnion (NP) 24.53

SP — 1. Binnion (NP) 41-6

D — 1. Stockwell (S) 129-7; 2. Binnion (NP) 125-11

3,200 — 1. Nagel (M) 10:47.68; 3. Duncan (NP) 11:09