Port Townsend freshman Aubry Botkin took first in the 100- and 300-meter hurdles at the 1A West Central District meet at Bremerton High School. (Dave Shreffler/for Peninsula Daily News)

Port Townsend freshman Aubry Botkin took first in the 100- and 300-meter hurdles at the 1A West Central District meet at Bremerton High School. (Dave Shreffler/for Peninsula Daily News)

TRACK AND FIELD ROUNDUP: Port Townsend’s Botkin, Chimacum’s Golden win two district titles apiece

BREMERTON — Port Townsend’s Aubry Botkin and Chimacum’s Sam Golden each hurdled to a pair of championships at the Class 1A West Central District Championships at Bremerton High School.

Botkin, only a freshman, won both girls hurdles, running the 100-meter in 15.54 seconds and the 300 in 49.96 seconds.

She will go into the 1A state meet later this week having run the second-fastest 100 hurdles time (15.21 seconds) in the classification.

Golden, a senior, took first in both boys hurdles at Saturday’s district meet with times of 16.46 (110) and 42.62 (300) seconds.

Chris Sevilla also claimed a district title for Chimacum, winning the javelin with a throw of 146 feet, 9 inches.

Port Townsend had two other district champions. Shenoa Snyder won the girls discus (100-09) and Kyle Blankenship, Seren Dances, Carson Marx and Koby Weidner won the boys 4×100 relay (44.12 seconds).

The top three finishers in each event at the West Central District meet automatically qualify for the 1A state meet at Eastern Washington University this Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

The Cowboys qualified six individuals and two relays for state. The Redhawks have seven individuals and three relays going to state.

Port Townsend junior Seren Dances qualified in three events, the 100- and 200-meter dashes and the long jump.

The Port Townsend boys and girls teams both finish third at districts.

1A West Central District Championships

At Bremerton High School

BOYS

Area Finishes (Top 3 to State)

100—2, Koby Weidner (PT) 11.49; 3, Seren Dances (PT) 11.61; 4, Carson Marx (PT) 11.85. 200—2, Dances (PT) 22.76; 3, Weidner (PT) 22.78; 4, Eoin Harnett (Chim) 23.76. 800—3, River Yearian (PT) 2:10.51. 1,600—3, Jake Vande Griend (PT) 4:54.60. 3,200—3, Vande Griend (PT) 10:59.61; 6, Jesus Duran (PT) 11:25.37. 110H—1, Sam Golden (Chim) 16.46. 300H—1, Golden (Chim) 42.62; 6, Alex Brown (PT) 46.11. 4×100—1, Port Townsend (Kyle Blankenship, Dances, Marx, Weidner) 44.12; 2, Chimacum (Ryan Caldwell, Jadyn Roberts, Hartnett, Domenick Zack) 44.85. 4×400—2, Blankenship, Yearian, Marx, Weidner) 3:37.10; 6, Chimacum (Matt Torres, Hartnett, Zack, Golden) 3:47.49. Shot Put—3, Trevon Noel (Chim) 44-06. Discus—4, Noel (Chim) 120-0. Javelin—1, Chris Sevilla (Chim) 146-09. High Jump—2, Torres (Chim) 5-06. Long Jump—2, Dances (PT) 20-05.5; 5, Marx (PT) 19-03.75.

GIRLS

Area Finishes (Top 3 to State)

100—3, Jada Trafton (Chim) 13.45; 4, Eileen Leoso (PT) 13.49; 7, Sammy Raines (Chim) 14.26. 200—5, Trafton (Chim) 27.35. 800—6, Ari Winter (PT) 2:44.01. 1,600—5, Ally Bradley (PT) 6:01.87. 3,200—3, Bradley (PT) 12:48.27; 5, Aliyah Parson (PT)13:08.01. 100H—1, Aubry Botkin (PT) 15.54. 300H—1, Botkin (PT) 49.96. 4×100—3, Port Townsend (Brenna Franklin, Winter, Botkin, Leoso) 52.33; 4, Chimacum (Trafton, Bailey Castillo, Juliet Alban Vallat, Raines) 53.68. 4×200—3, Chimacum (Trafton, Castillo, Alban Vallat, Raines) 1:52.90; 6, Port Townsend (Sira Wines, Karlee Kellogg, Winter, Hannah Wilson) 1:57.10. 4×400—4, Port Townsend (Wines, Wilson, Winter, Botkin) 4:32.44. Shot Put—4, Shenoa Snyder (PT) 30-0.75. Discus—1, Snyder (PT) 100-09. Javelin—2, Castillo (Chim) 103-02. High Jump—5, Wines (PT) 4-08. Long Jump—5, Leoso (PT) 15-04. Triple Jump—2, Leoso (PT) 32-06; 7, Wines (PT) 29-10.25.

Three area champs at 2A district meet

BREMERTON — Port Angeles’ Jacob Kennedy and Sequim’s Waverly Shreffler and Oscar Herrera won titles at the Class 2A District 2/3 Championships at Bremerton High School.

Herrera’s races in the hurdles were essentially previews of his upcoming state meet showdowns with River Ridge’s Josh Braverman, who holds the top times this season in the boys 110- and 300-meter hurdles. Herrera, meanwhile, ranks second in the 300 and third in the 110.

Braverman took first Saturday in the 110 hurdles, beating Herrera 14.21 seconds to 14.68.

Herrera returned the favor in the 300 hurdles, winning 38.35 seconds to Braverman’s 38.56.

Shreffler took first in the girls 800-meter run, finishing in 2:21.99. Teammate Audrey Shingleton placed second.

Kennedy won the shot put with a throw of 49 feet, 9 inches, which beats his previous best in the event by more than 4 feet.

The top six placers in each event at districts qualify for the 2A state meet this Thursday through Saturday at Mount Tahoma High School in Tacoma.

Port Angeles is sending four individuals to state, including Gracie Long, who qualified in three events, the 1,600, 3,200 and high jump.

Sequim will have five individuals and three relays competing at state.

The Sequim girls finished seventh, the area’s highest team finish at districts.

2A District 2/3 Championships

At Bremerton High School

BOYS

Area Finishes (Top 6 to State)

800—3, Jackson Oliver (Seq) 1:59.85. 3,200—12, Wendall Lorenzen (Seq) 10:20.38. 110H—2, Oscar Herrera (Seq) 14.68. 300—1, Herrera (Seq) 38.35. 4×400—5, Sequim 3:31.85. Shot Put—1, Jacob Kennedy (PA) 49-09; 7, Caleb West (PA) 43-09. Discus—3, Paul Van Rossen (PA) 312-07; 10, West (PA) 110-0. Javelin—7, Taylor Millsap (PA) 143-06. High Jump—4, Oliver (Seq) 6-0; 12, Liam William Clark (PA) 5-08. Pole Vault—4, Ari Athair (PA) 13-0. Triple Jump—10, Logan Habner (Seq) 39-01.75.

GIRLS

Area Finishes (Top 6 to State)

800—1, Waverly Shreffler (Seq) 2:21.99; 2, Audrey Shingleton (Seq) 2:24.56. 1,600—2, Gracie Long (PA) 5:20.89; 8, Shingleton (Seq) 5:33.03; 12, Maddie Dougherty (PA) 5:45.73. 3,200—2, Long (PA) 11:36.17; 13, Dougherty (PA) 12:33.74; 14, Lael Butler (PA) 13:01.28; 15. Elizabeth Rosales (Seq) 13:07.10. 4×200—3, Sequim 1:48.37. 4×400—2, Sequim 4:12.87. Shot Put—11, Devin Edwards (PA) 31-03.25; 14, Lauren Waldron (PA) 29-0.25. Discus—8, Cheryl Armstrong (Seq) 99-0. Javelin—10, Ciara Gentry (PA) 94-01; 16, Edwards (PA) 75-10. High Jump—6, Long (PA) 4-09; 11, Katelyn Rogers (Seq) 4-04. Pole Vault—5, Elizabeth Sweet (Seq) 9-06; 7, Kiara Pierson (Seq) 9-0; 13, Abigail Hanstead (Seq) 8-0.

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Compiled using team reports and athletic.net.

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