The boys’ track and field team  squeaked by Lapeer, winning the Goodrich Invitational one point on May 1.

Kearsley scored 101, Lapeer 100, Clio 94 1/2, and LakeVille 84 1/2 for the top four spots. It was the third year in a row Kearsley has won the meet.

A total of 11 school competed at the meet. Athletes that place sixth or better received medals.

The relay teams scored 36 points, and three relays had first-place finishes.

The 3200-meter relay team of junior Jonathan McKay, senior Anton Webster, sophomore Darrion Younger, and senior Trevor Gehrig finished in 8:38.5, taking first.

The 800 relay of McKay, junior Matt Parkinson, junior Deitrick Young, and Younger helped contribute to the team’s victory. They ran it in an 1:32.8, which was a winning time.

The 1600 relay of Webster, Younger, senior Trevor Gehrig and McKay, gave the Hornets their final first place of the meet running it in a 3:29.1. This was the relay the team’s best time of the season.

The 400 relay placed third. Senior Jason Clark, Parkinson, junior Matt Worley, and Young ran it in a 45.7.

Two individual victories came from Webster in the 400 meter (23.3), and senior Jaylen Shock in the shot put, throwing 45-fett, 2-inches.

Other medalists from the meet were junior Brandon Scales, placing second in the high jump (6-0), senior Alex Speer in shot put placed third (42-2), and Speer was sixth in the discus (110-1).

In the 200 dash,  Younger placed fourth (23.3) and Parkinson followed right behind in fifth place with a time of 23.9.

In the 100 dash, Parkinson ran a 11.5, taking another 5th place, and Young took sixth with a 11.6.

Clark earned fourth in the 300 hurdles (43.7).

Gehrig got a personal record in the 800 run, placing third (2:05.5).

The top scorer of the night was Webster with 15 points, while Younger earned the second most points with 12 1/2.

The most outstanding performer goes to Gehrig for his personal record in the 800. The 1600-relay team earned the most outstanding runners for its season best, and the most outstanding field event went to Shock and Scales.