County track, field athletes qualify for state meet
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 By  Bart Moss Published 
5:52 pm Thursday, April 29, 2021

County track, field athletes qualify for state meet

Several student-athletes from across Franklin County competed in sectional track meets over the weekend, with many qualifying for the state meet this week.

The following student-athletes qualified for state:

Class 3A: Phil Campbell, Hannah Welborn, 400-meter run

Class 2A: Red Bay, Jalen Vinson, Kiser Jackson, Mason Holt and Aiden Quinn, 4×100-meter relay and Tharptown, Edwin Vela, Malachi Minor, Leo Lucas and Dylan Valdez, 4×800-meter relay, and Colton Simmons, javelin

Class 1A: Belgreen, Alex Betts, 800-meter run; Ivan Luna, Hadden Taylor, Tyler Mann and Betts, 4×100-meter relay; Noelle Willingham 100-meter dash; and Carmen McDowell, 100-meter hurdles.

In the past week’s Franklin County Track Meet coverage, Tharptown’s Gracie Montgomery was the winner of the event and was mistakenly omitted from the list of winners.

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