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VALLEY HS TRACK AND FIELD RESULTS

UIL State Track & Field Championships

Mike A. Myers Stadium

Austin, TX

Class 6A

Girls Shot Put – 1. Paris Kimble, Humble Atascocita, 45-06.75; 2. Keonna Otis, Kileen Harker Heights, 43-10.75; 3. Leah Acosta, Midland Lee, 43-08.75; 4. Janey Campbell, Katy Seven Lakes, 43-06.25; 5. Ashlea Klam, Austin Vandergrift, 43-00.5; 6. Emma Sralla, Lewisville Marcus, 42-05; 7. Jazmine Thompson, Harlingen High, 42-04.75; 8. Cornelia Watts, Klein Forest, 42-03.5; 9. Favor Anyanwu, Garland Sachse, 38-11.25

Girls Discus Throw – 1. Emma Sralla, Lewisville Marcus, 184-00; 2. Leah Acosta, Midland Lee, 159-07; 3. Kennedy Thompson, Friendswood Clear Brook, 146-08; 4. Chesni Scott, Cedar Park Vista Ridge, 145-05; 5. Bolaji Subair, Midland Lee, 141-09; 6. Jazmine Thompson, Harlingen High, 139-04; 7. Janey Campbell, Katy Seven Lakes, 136-08; 8. Keonna Otis, Killeen Harker Heights, 136-07; 9. Tirea Reed, Klein Cain, 134-04.

Girls 3,200m Run – 1. San Juanita Leal, Edinburg North, 10:19.19; 2. Samantha Humphries, Lewisville Flower Mound, 10:22.84; 3. Nicole Humphries, Lewisville Flower Mound, 10:23.22; 4. Ava Bushaw, Southlake Carroll, 10:24.05; 5. Staucie Lee, Conroe Grand Oaks, 10:36.89; 6. Madison Peters, Pearland, 10:42.29; 7. Stoya Laydevant, Conroe The Woodlands, 10:50.76; 8. Emma Wade, Cedar Park Vista Ridge, 10:54.46; 9. Jenna Carter, Humble Kingwood, 11:05.03.

Boys 800m Run – 1. Keyshawn Garcia, Edinburg North, 1:51.53; 2. Evan MacGregor, Austin Bowie, 1:52.15; 3. Jack Musgrave, Houston Clear Lake, 1:52.28; 4. Pablo Lesarri, Conroe The Woodlands, 1:53.60; 5. Ethan Malesich, Northside Brandeis, 1:53.99; 6. Layne Sheely, Prosper, 1:54.00; 7. Logan Dellenbach, Prosper Rock, 1:54.22; 8. Zeke Moreno, Conroe Oak Ridge, 1:56.87; 9. Bryce Jones, Fort Bend Travis, 2:00.14.

Girls 100m Dash – 1. Celeste Robinson, Cypress Ranch, 11.64; 2. Jordyn Price, Conroe Grand Oak, 11.71; 3. Hannah Love, Garland Sachse, 11.72; 4. Skylar Brazzell, Northwest Nelson, 11.89; 5. Taylor Jackson, Fort Bend Elkins, 11.92; 6. Bailey Johnson, Arlington Bowie, 11.95; 7. Kelly Ufodiama, Round Rock Cedar Ridge, 11.96; 8. Kylah Woods, Fort Bend Ridge Point, 11.99; 9. Faith Franklin, Harlingen High, 12.20.

Girls 400m Dash – 1. Lauren Lewis, Prosper, 51.45; 2. Faith Franklin, Harlingen High, 53.50; 3. Brooke Lloyd, Humble Summer Creek, 54.11; 4. Ivana Odonkor, McKinney, 54.29; 5. Nia Parks, Alvin Shadow Creek, 54.93; 6. Arian Sutton, Schertz Clemens, 55.72; 7. Mackenzie Dagrosa, San Antonio Reagan, 56.51; 8. Emma Santoro, Rockwall, 56.62; 9. Madison Evans, Klein Forest, 57.64.

Boys 400m Dash – 1. Jonathan Simms, Allen, 46.48; 2. Lawson Jacobs, Klein Forest, 47.24; 3. Javaris Bonner, Fort Bend Travis, 47.33; 4. Elijah Ferguson, Katy Mayde Creek, 47.55; 5. Landon Fontenot, Humble Atascocita, 47.71; 6. Elijah Hernandez, Northside Sotomayor, 48.01; 7. Damarien Jacobs, Klein Cain, 48.15; 8. Prentice Sanders, Prosper, 48.54; 9. Keyshawn Garcia, Edinburg North, 50.74.

Girls 200m Dash – 1. Lauren Lewis, Prosper, 23.43; 2. Nasya Williams, DeSoto, 23.94; 3. Skylar Brazzell, Northwest Nelson, 24.00; 4. Royaltee Brown, Dallas Skyline, 24.003; 5. Taylor Jackson, Fort Bend Elkins, 24.009; 6. Kayden Henry, Dickinson, 24.06; 7. Amariya Hardeman, 24.43; 8. Faith Franklin, Harlingen High, 24.93; 9. Alexis Jessie, Converse Judson, 24.98.

Girls 1,600m Run – 1. San Juanita Leal, Edinburg North, 4:47.36; 2. Samantha Humphries, Lewisville Flower Mound, 4:48.40; 3. Nicole Humphries, Lewisville Flower Mound, 4:50.39; 4. Katherine Valentine, LC Clear Falls, 4:53.16; 5. Ava Bushaw, Southlake Carroll, 4:54.18; 6. Felicity Hamilton, Klein Cain, 4:54.33; 7. Madison Peters, Pearland, 4:58.33; 8. Emma Wade, Cedar Park Vista Ridge, 5:01.57; 9. Staucie Lees, Conroe Grand Oaks, 5:05.73.

Class 5A

Girls Shot Put – 1. Serina Ramirez, Rio Grande City, 48-07.75; 2. Madeleine Fey, Midlothian, 47-10; 3. Lauren St. Peters, Aledo, 46-04; 4. Crystal Jones, Leander Glenn, 43-09.25; 5. Arrianna Allen, Mansfield Summit, 42-01.25; 6. Courtney Daniel, Humble Kingwood Park, 40-07.75; 7. Ava Roberts, Pflugerville, 40-06.75; 8. Kayla Roberts-Day, Red Oak, 39-03.5; 9. Lauryn Jackson, Pflugerville, 37-07.5.

Boys Shot Put – 1. Evan Thompson, Sharyland Pioneer, 60-03.75; 2. Brandon Schirck, Friendswood, 59-09.75; 3. Alberto Archundia, Friendswood, 58-10; 4. Brodrick Stewart, Mansfield Summit, 56-11.5; 5. Trevor Goosby, Melissa, 56-05.25; 6. Dealyn Evans, Longview Pine Tree, 54-11; 7. Kyen Purser, Midlothian, 54-07.5; 8. Kristopher Perez, Edinburg Vela, 52-06.25; 9. Cameron Morrison, Leander Glenn, 51-08.5.

Girls Discus Throw – 1. Madeleine Fey, Midlothian, 175-08; 2. Harlee Fonville, Angleton, 148-08; 3. Olamide Ayeni, Denton Ryan, 147-11; 4. Arrianna Allen, Mansfield Summit, 139-00; 5. Ava Roberts, Pflugerville, 138-07; 6. Marcela Trevino, PSJA Southwest, 135-07; 7. Tania Amos, Dallas South Oak Cliff, 127-08; 8. Jaylah Martinez, PSJA North, 127-04; 9. Ryan Roberts, Longview, 102-07.

Boys Long Jump – 1. Jermod McCoy, Whitehouse, 23-10.5; 2. Cordial Vann, Frisco Heritage, 23-02.75; 3. Braden Womack, Crosby, 23-02.75; 4. Jonathan Bravenec, Magnolia, 22-11.75; 5. Ke’Mauri Pinkard, Amarillo Tascosa, 22-03.75; 6. Matthew Jackson, Victoria East, 22-01.5; 7. Maylek Woods, Angleton, 22-01.5; 8. Gavin Parrott, Lubbock Cooper, 21-02; 9. Jacob Trevino, Edinburg Vela, 21-00.25.

Boys Triple Jump – 1. Jermod McCoy, Whitehouse, 50-07.75; 2. Ke’Mauri Pinkard, Amarillo Tascosa, 48-10.5; 3. Hebrew Hunter, Lubbock Monterey, 48-05.25; 4. Keandre Jones, 48-03; 5. Bryant Wesco, Midlothian, 47-03.25; 6. Jonathan Bravenec, Magnolia, 47-02; 7. Elyjah Walker, West Mesquite, 45-10.5; 8. Gerry Gomez, Brownsville Veterans, 44-07.75; 9. Joshua Hierholzer, Boerne Champion, 43-01.

Girls 3,200m Run – 1. Mckenzie Bailey, Georgetown, 10:39.23; 2. Amy Morefield, Lucas Lovejoy, 10:42.58; 3. Sara Morefield, Lucas Lovejoy, 10:43.73; 4. Camryn Benson, Lucas Lovejoy, 10:48.10; 5. Reese Pena, Lubbock, 10:54.58; 6. Melody Espinoza, San Antonio Brackenridge, 11:08.33; 7. Morgan Campbell, Port Neches-Grove, 11:16.82; 8. Kylie Himes, Grapevine, 11:28.87; 9. Dana Rojas Vazquez, McAllen High, 11:34.38.

Boys 3,200m Run – 1. Adam Burlison, Grapevine, 8:54.47; 2. Ayden Granados, McAllen Memorial, 8:57.29; 3. Joseph Wienen, Georgetown, 9:18.26; 4. Carter Gordy, Montgomery Lake Creek, 9:22.35; 5. Neeraj Kulkarni, Frisco Lebanon Trail, 9:28.01; 6. Wyatt Athey, Denton, 9:32.15; 7. Henok Hagos, San Antonio Jefferson, 9:36.98; 8. Antonio Pena, Georgetown East View, 9:38.95; 9. Nick Yaard, Lucas Lovejoy, 9:39.05.

Girls 800m Run – 1. Kailey Littlefield, Lucas Lovejoy, 2:07.70; 2. Avery Perkins, Hallsville, 2:11.45; 3. Hailey Johnson, Montgomery Lake Creek, 2:11.88; 4. Taylor Brown, Frisco Lebanon Trail, 2:21.13; 5. Sofia Brandenburg, Aledo, 2:13.32; 6. Yaneli Rocha, McAllen High, 2:15.75; 7. Sierra Cornell, Amarillo, 2:16.06; 8. Maddie Jones, College Station, 2:17.04; 9. Carla Guerrero, Mission Veterans, 2:20.87.

Girls 100m Hurdles – 1. Kaylah Braxton, Frisco Heritage, 13.67; 2. Kailyn Head, Denton Ryan, 13.83; 3. Alexandra Harber, McKinney North, 14.13; 4. Amani Graham, Cedar Park, 14.18; 5. Kelis Jules, Frisco Lone Star, 14.22; 6. Layni Kaase, College Station, 14.44; 7. Shaye Feely, Argyle, 14.62; 8. Assiah Howard, Killeen Ellison, 15.02; 9. Alicia Ziegler, McAllen Memorial, 15.10.

Boys 110m Hurdles – 1. Arveyon Davis, Fort Bend Marshall, 13.55; 2. Ja’Shaun Lloyd, Corsicana, 14.09; 3. Alex Moore, Mansfield Timberview, 14.10; 4. Kenana Reil, Northwest, 14.20; 5. Louie Adams, Montgomery, 14.20; 6. David Walker, McKinney North, 14.21; 7. Cameron Bates, Mansfield Timberview, 14.30; 8. Brock Lewis, Boerne Champion, 14.34; 9. Michael Hernandez, La Joya Palmview, 14.73.

Boys 100m Dash – 1. Josiyah Taylor, Denton Ryan, 10.39; 2. Da’Marquis Lewis, Denton Ryan, 10.40; 3. Jayden Finley, North Richland Hills, 10.41; 4. Kendrick Jones, Lake Belton, 10.41; 5. Drayden Dickmann, 10.45; 6. Brayden Robinson, Red Oak, 10.47; 7. Gael Romo, Weslaco East, 10.70; 8. Zachary Dewalt, Corpus Christi Flour Bluff, 10.82.

Boys 200m Dash – 1. Kendrick Jones, Lake Belton, 20.57; 2. Josiyah Taylor, Denton Ryan, 20.99; 3. Cameron Cleveland, Red Oak, 21.10; 4. Da’Marqis Lewis, Denton Ryan, 21.12; 5. Ethan Krause, Leander Glenn, 21.16; 6. Josiah Sapp, Frisco Heritage, 21.39; 7. Gael Romo, Weslaco East, 21.45; 8. Timothy Madison, Frisco Lebanon Trail, 21.60; 9. Anthony Momon-Lattimore, Fort Bend Willowridge, 21.67.

Boys 1,600m Run – 1. Adam Burlison, Grapevine, 4:08.64; 2. Ayden Granados, McAllen Memorial, 4:10.83; 3. David Mora, Lubbock Monterey, 4:13.61; 4. Caden Gary, Lucas Lovejoy, 4:19.94; 5. Joseph White, San Antonio Alamo Heights, 4:21.90; 6. Aaron Crittenden, Killeen Ellison, 4:25.69; 7. Joseph Wienen, Georgetown, 4:27.85; 8. Nick Yaard, Lucas Lovejoy, 4:30.32; 9. Carter Gordy, Montgomery Lake Creek, 4:33.29.

Boys 4x400m Relay – 1. McKinney North, 3:14.66; 2. College Station A&M Consolidated, 3:17.10; 3. Fort Bend Marshall, 3:17.11; 4. Marshall, 3:18.12; 5. Mansfield Timberview, 3:19.25; 6. Texas City, 3:19.79; 7. Comal Smithson Valley, 3:21.29; 8. Aledo, 3:24.53; 9. McAllen Rowe, 3:30.32.

Class 4A

Girls 3,200m Run – 1. Hanna Stuart, Canyon, 10:30.12; 2. Zerah Martinez, Sinton, 10:59.18; 3. Alexis Frick, Celina, 10:59.95; 4. Avery Brown, Canyon, 11:10.46; 5. Liana Navarro, La Feria, 11:11.54; 6. Ann Claire Cop, Fredericksburg, 11:11.96; 7. Jetzibe Trevino, Huffman Hargrave, 11:17.64; 8. Cade Harris, Salado, 12:04.30.

Boys 3,200m Run – 1. Carlo Martinez, Gatesville, 9:14.32; 2. Lathan Lewter, Canyon, 9:20.19; 3. Emery Crayton, Tyler Chapel Hill, 9:21.67; 4. Jacob Berryhill, Pittsburg, 9:22.91; 5. Kenny Bibb, Anna, 9:30.19; 6. Ryan Fernandez, 9:30.32; 7. Anthony Morales, La Feria, 9:32.16; 8. Israel Pena, Comal Davenport, 9:34.55; Miguel Arce, Canton, 9:39.24.

Boys 800m Run – 1. Victor Aviles, Burnet, 1:53.36; 2. Christopher Moreno, San Elizario, 1:53.80; 3. Alex Niemiec, Canyon, 1:54.56; 4. Landon Martino, Aubrey, 1:55.65; 5. Luke Anderson, Salado, 1:55.76; 6. Kameron Mitchell, Wharton, 1:55.78; 7. Julian Dominguez, La Feria, 1:56.06; 8. Hayden Harms, Canyon Randall, 1:57.73; 9. Seth Rugg, Frisco Panther Creek, 2:06.46.

Boys 1,600m Run – 1. Hudson Bennett, Burnet, 4:19.37; 2. Carlo Martinez, Gatesville, 4:19.56; 3. Connor Graves, Hudson, 4:23.65; 4. Ryan Fernandez, Canyon, 4:24.19; 5. Kenny Bibb, Anna, 4:26.49; 6. Christopher Moreno, 4:28.28; 7. Julian Dominguez, La Feria, 4:30.14; 8. Israel Pena, Comal Davenport, 4:31.56; 9. Miguel Arce, Canton, 4:36.58.

Class 3A

High Jump – 1. Shadasia Brackens, Fairfield, 5-10; 2. Abby Elmore, Gunter, 5-10; 3. Emarei Brandon, Wichita Falls City View, 5-06; 4. Mary Johnson, 5-06; 5. Rendi Seahorn, Big Sandy Harmony, 5-02; T6. Ashley Olvera, Brownsville IDEA Frontier, 5-02; T6. Mariah Lewis, Trinity, 5-02; 8. Shelby Roberts, Shallowater, 5-00.

200m Dash – 1. Luke McMullen, Jefferson, 21.23; 2. Andon Mata, New London West Rusk, 21.68; 3. Sawyer Wimberley, Breckenridge, 21.82; 4. Cayden Williams, Brock, 21.84; 5. Hayden Green, Shepherd, 21.98; 6. Ethan Anzley, Slaton, 22.09; 7. Tometheus Bryant, Mexia, 22.36; 8. Oscar Martinez, Lyford, 22.80.

Class 2A

Girls 3,200m Run – 1. Cameron Belcher, Windthorst, 11:30.91; 2. Kaycei Salazar, La Villa, 11:37.09; 3. Madison Nunes, New Deal, 11:40.88; 4. Calista Turner, Malakoff Cross Roads, 11:48.43; 5. Cassity Turner, Malakoff Cross Roads, 12:00.81; 6. Angelina Lione, San Antonio Stacey, 12:04.61; 7. Eleana Campos, Freer, 12:16.37; 8. Presley Long, Hamilton, 12:28.76; 9. Faith Gonzales, Bovina, 12:32.56.

Girls 800m Run – 1. Graci Brown, Nocona, 2:15.84; 2. Emily Pharris, Shelbyville, 2:17.82; 3. Tabor Christanelli, Quanah, 2:18.38; 4. Mia Picazo, Santa Maria, 2:20.04; 5. Anna Pearcy, Hamilton, 2:21.43; 6. Lydia White, Johnson City LBJ, 2:21.90; 7. Makaylee Ray, Poolville, 2:24.04; 8. Jessica Garcia, Eldorado, 2:26.37; 9. Mattie Burns, Martins Mill, 2:34.00.

Girls 1,600m Run – 1. Kaycei Salazar, La Villa, 5:15.75; 2. Cameron Belcher, 5:19.84; 3. Calista Turner, 5:20.72; 4. Tabor Christanelli, 5:20.72; 5. Sarah Laurence, Tharll, 5:31.97; 6. Kaidynce Ornelas, Roscoe Collegiate, 5:32.94; 7. Emily Pharris, Shelbyville, 5:36.11; 8. Agatha Skelton, Haskell, 5:38.06; 9. Jackie Earley, Johnson City LBJ, 5:46.11.

Class 1A

Girls Discus Throw – 1. Xiomara Rodriguez, Lasara, 136-11; 2. Amanda Harrell, May, 126-01; 3. Milly Hughes, Strawn, 120-10; 4. Claire Burleson, Rocksprings, 120-04; 5. Mackenzie Castillo, Roby, 113-05; 6. Anslee Buchanan, Gail Border County, 108-00; 7. Savanna Sullivan, Woodson, 97-06; 8. Bella Sughrue, Aquilla, 96-01; 9. Kodi DuBose, Claude, 26-09.

Girls Shot Put – 1. Claire Burleson, Rocksprings, 39-01.25; 2. Calie Hernandez, Roby, 38-10; 3. Xiomara Rodriguez, Lasara, 36-05.75; 4. Amanda Harrell, May, 35-02.25; 5. Aaliyah Brown, Perrin-Whitt, 34-08.25; 6. Rexie Sanders, 33-07.75; 7. Neihmaya Howard, Lamesa Klondike, 33-04.5; 8. Eadee Turman, Bluff Dale, 33-03.75; 9. Nicole Duke, Utopia, 32-08.5.

Class WC

Boys Shot Put – 1. Cason Weatherton, Henderson, 25-04.5; 2. Jaxon Hubble, 24-06.75; 3. Zachary Carter, Monahans, 21-00.5; 4. Sammy Haynes, Manvel, 20-01.25; 5. Anthony Lara, Edinburg IDEA, 18-10.75; 6. Christian Ramirez, Seguin, 16-11; 7. Sebastian Sanchez, Wheeler, 14-01.75; 8. Nathan Orcutt, Borger, 13-03.75.

Edinburg North’s San Juanita Leal completed the sweep of the 6A girls distance events to close out the state meet, winning the 1,600-meter run during the final day of the 2023 UIL state track and field championships.

The junior distance runner edged out Lewisville Flower Mound’s Samantha Humphries for the gold with a time of 4 minutes, 47.36 seconds. Humphries finished in 4:48.40.

Leal ends the meet with a pair of gold medals, also winning the 6A girls 3,200-meter run earlier today.

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Harlingen High’s Faith Franklin is the RGV’s 12th medalist of the 2023 UIL state track and field championships, taking home the silver in the Class 6A girls 400-meter dash.

Franklin clocked in at 53.50 to win the si over, beating out Humble Summer Creek’s Brooke Lloyd (54.11).

The event was the second of three for the junior sprinter, competing in the 6A girls 100-meter dash just one event prior to the 400.

Franklin is set to take the track again during the 6A girls 200-meter dash.

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Edinburg North senior Keyshawn García turned on the burners during the final 200-meters to overtake four runners and win the gold in the Class 6A 800-meter run.

García clocked in at 1 minutes, 51.53 seconds to win the race.

The Cougars senior is the second Edinburg North athlete to win gold during Day 2 of the state meet, joining junior San Juanita Leal.

Garcia is set to run again in the Class 6A 400-meter run later today.

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Lasara’s Xiomara Rodríguez won her second straight Class 1A discus thrower state title, bringing the Valley’s gold medal count to five.

Rodriguez moved from fourth to the top spot on the podium on her final throw of the day, recording a mark of 136 feet, 11 inches for the win.

The Lasara junior has has now medaled in the 1A discus throw each of her three years, including back-to-back state titles. She also won the silver as a freshman.

Rodriguez is set to compete again later today in the Class 1A shot put.

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Edinburg North’s San Juanita Leal added state champion to her resume, taking the gold in the Class 6A girls 3,200-meter run during the final day of the 2023 UIL State Track and Field Championships.

Leal, a junior, clocked in at an unofficial time of 10 minutes, 19.19 seconds for the win.

The gold medal improves on her fifth place finish of a season ago.

The Cougars junior is set to run again later today in the Class 6A girls 1,600-meter run.

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McAllen Memorial’s Granados wraps up career with fourth state medal

McAllen Memorial’s Ayden Granados captured the fourth state medal of his high school career, finishing 2nd in the Class 5A boys 1,600-meter run during Day 2 of the 2023 UIL state track and field championships at Mike A. Myers Stadium in Austin.

Granados finished in an unofficial time of 4 minutes, 10.83 seconds to capture the silver, his second medal of the day. Adam Burlison won the gold with a time of 4:08.64.

The Oklahoma State signee finishes his track career with four state medals, capturing a pair of silvers last year in the 1,600- and 3,200-meter runs.

He earned silver medals in both events last year.

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La Villa’s Kaycei Salazar capped off her state debut in dominating fashio, winning gold in the Class 2A girls 1,600-meter run during Day 2 of the 2023 UIL state track and field championships.

Salazar, a sophomore, finished in 5 minutes, 5.75 seconds to win the event, collecting the first gold medal of her career.

The Cardinals distance runner captured silver in the Class 2A girls 3,200-meter run earlier today.

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Sharyland High’s Chukwubueze Ikondu became the fifth RGV athlete to get to the podium during Day 2 of the UIL state track and field championships, taking home the bronze in the Class 5A discus throw at Mike A. Myers Stadium in Austin.

Ikondu recorded a throw of 169 feet, 11 inches during his fourth attempt to secure the top three finish. Midlothian’s Kyen Purser finished second with a mark of 170-03, with Ennis’ Heath Vernon taking the gold with a throw of 184-09.

Ikodnu’s medal gives the Valley three podium finishes during the morning’s throwing events, joining Rio Grande City’s Serina Ramirez and Sharyland Pioneer’s Evan Thompson.

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Sharyland Pioneer’s Evan Thompson became the RGV’s second state champion during Day 2 of the 2023 UIL state track and field championships, winning the Class 5A boys shot put title.

Thompson recorded the top two marks of the event, opening with a throw of 60-00 and finishing it with a mark of 60-03.75.

The UIW signee wraps up his track and field career with a pair of medals, capturing a bronze in the same event last year.

Thompson’s medal count brings the RGV’s total to four on the day.

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