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Nikolai, Tsai, Wolf win individual events at Stanley-Boyd

Nikolai, Tsai, Wolf win individual events at Stanley-Boyd
Above left, Addysen Wolf (center) sprints for Loyal in the 4x100m relay, which took first place. Above center, Jerome Buchanan competes for Loyal. He took 23rd in the 100m dash at 14.05 seconds and 19th in the 200m dash at 27.45 seconds. He also tied for 13th place in the long jump at 16 feet, 8 inches. Above right, Raelyn Fritz carries the baton for the Greyhounds. She was part of the fourth-place 4x200m relay. Below left, Loyal’s Hope Peroshek runs freely. She was part of the 4x100m and 4x200m relays. Below center, Gwen LaMarr paces herself in the 800m run. She took seventh place with a time of 3:04.23. Below right, freshman Ellie Robida competes in the 100m dash. She placed 21st in that event with a time of 16.35.
Nikolai, Tsai, Wolf win individual events at Stanley-Boyd
Above left, Addysen Wolf (center) sprints for Loyal in the 4x100m relay, which took first place. Above center, Jerome Buchanan competes for Loyal. He took 23rd in the 100m dash at 14.05 seconds and 19th in the 200m dash at 27.45 seconds. He also tied for 13th place in the long jump at 16 feet, 8 inches. Above right, Raelyn Fritz carries the baton for the Greyhounds. She was part of the fourth-place 4x200m relay. Below left, Loyal’s Hope Peroshek runs freely. She was part of the 4x100m and 4x200m relays. Below center, Gwen LaMarr paces herself in the 800m run. She took seventh place with a time of 3:04.23. Below right, freshman Ellie Robida competes in the 100m dash. She placed 21st in that event with a time of 16.35.

The Loyal Greyhounds track and field athletes traveled to Stanley for a meet hosted by Stanley-Boyd High School last Friday. The day started off rainy, but cleared up enough for a ...

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