The Lady Wolverines used their tremendous depth to take 25 podium (1st, 2nd or 3rd) places and score 32 times in 18 events to claim the district 2B track and field championship. In an incredibly tight battle, the Quitman boys finished in third, just two points behind champion Simsboro and one behind Choudrant but like the girls are poised for a strong regional showing as 17 times the Wolverines had podium placers. Nine times they combined to put two on the podium five times they won first and second and two other times each they claimed first and third and second and third.
Nine district champions were crowned among the two teams, that included seven in individual events and the girls 4×200 and 4×400 relay teams.

District titles winners:
Megan Kelley – 800 Meters
Lillian Crawford – 1600 Meters
Maddie Grace Giddens – 300 Meter Hurdles
Summer Grillette – Pole Vault
Taylor Huddleston – 1600 Meters
Bryan Lay – Pole Vault
Bailey Keys – Shot Put
District runner-up:
Madi Chaplin – 100 Meters, 200 Meters
Kinley Walker – 800 Meters
Lillian Crawford – 3200 Meters
Kaleigh King – 100 Meter Hurdles, 300 Meter Hurdles
Bethany Leach – Long Jump
Brayli Stewart – Triple Jump
Ansley Folks – Pole Vault
Chance Chaplin – 3200 Meters
Nicholas Kliebert – High Jump
Geoffrey Maxwell – Long Jump
Hunter Folks – Pole Vault
Sebastian Keys – Shot Put

Three from Weston wins District Titles

Raelynn Shell and Jalexia Claridy won first place in the Javelin and Shot Put for the Weston girls track team. Sterling Stroud was first in the long jump on the boys side. All three are district 2B individual champions. 

All three boys relay race teams finished in second place as well as second place finishers were: Darin Allen in the Javelin. Bronze medal winners were Lexie Millen (Long Jump), Carroll Foshee (Pole Vault, Sklyer Strickland (Triple Jump) and the girls 4×100 Meter Relay team. 

 

 

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