Track and field provincials held
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The Manitoba High Schools Athletic Association’s provincial track and field meet was held the weekend of June 12 to 14 at the University of Manitoba Stadium.
Division banners were won by St. Paul’s High School (varsity, junior varsity boys), St. Mary’s Academy (varsity girls), and Sisler High School (junior varsity girls). The AAAA aggregate banner was taken home by Sisler High School.
Garden City Collegiate sprinters took home both the silver and gold medals in the unified 4×100-metre relay, setting a new record with the gold of 53.56 seconds. Dakota Collegiate won gold for the 4x100M varsity boys relay with a time of 43.82 seconds, while St. Mary’s Academy won the varsity girls relay with a 51.41 second time. Garden City won the junior boys varsity relay with a time of 45.69 seconds, while Sisler High School won the girls junior varsity relay, finishing in 52.04 seconds.
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The Sisler High School junior varsity girls took home the division banner at the Manitoba High Schools Athletic Association’s provincial track and field meet held earlier this month. Pictured, from left: Emma Castillo, Amira Cantiveros, Janine Licup, Daveen Fornoles, and Jessica Pagtalunan.
Garden City’s Alex Logan set a new record for boys para discus, throwing 19.63 metres. Meanwhile, Kaylee Robbins of Collège Jeanne-Sauvé set a new junior varsity girls record in the qualifying round, throwing 36.11M. For the final, Robbins threw 35.34 to earn the gold medal. Robbins also set a JV girls record for shotput, throwing 13.67M to earn the gold medal. Timi Inumoh of Pembina Trails set a new record for varsity boys 100M hurdles, with a time of 13.19 seconds.
For a complete list of results, visit mhsaa.ca