Cardinals send handful of athletes to state with big goals
Medical Lake track co-head coach Gene Blankenship said there were no shocking results at last week’s District 7 track meet at Newport.
He hopes, and thinks, perhaps, that his athletes who are headed to this weekend’s State 1A, 1B and 2 B track meet at Eastern Washington University’s Roos Field could just be the surprise.
“Everything happened just about the way we thought,” Blankenship said of the meet that ended just before the rains came.
As expected Keyhon Ross won both the 100 meters (10.95 seconds) and the 200 (22.20) and qualified. Same for the 4x100 relay where Nehemiah Fields, Jared Wri...
Reader Comments(0)