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Northview Runners Excel In T.R. Miller Track Meet
March 26, 2018
At a recent meet at T.R. Miller, the Northview boys track team placed second and the girls finished third.
Northview runners finished as follows:
Girls
100m-Crystal Douglas 3rd
200m-Crystal Douglas 2nd
4×100-2nd-Crystal Douglas, Nene Findley, Celeste North, Myisha Syria
4×400 2nd-Tyanna Magee, Crystal Douglas, Nene Findley, Myisha Syria
4×800 3rd-Tyanna Magee, Shelby Bashore, Marissa Rothrock, Karlee Criswell
Boys
100m-Brandon Spencer 1st
200m-Brandon Spencer 1st
400m-Daniel Merit 3rd
1600M-Oscar Rodriguez 3rd
4×100 1st-Brandon Spencer, Quay Thomas, Jarius Moorer, Tim Bush
4×400 3rd-Oscar Rodriguez, Brandon Spencer, Tim Bush, Daniel Merit
High Jump at 5 feet 10 inches-Tim Bush 1st
Triple Jump Rayvon Bush 3rd
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2 Responses to “Northview Runners Excel In T.R. Miller Track Meet”
>>. It is wonderful. If I could make a suggestion on track, it would be to include times
We can only report the info that we are provided.
I love NorthEscambia’s coverage of high school sports. It is wonderful. If I could make a suggestion on track, it would be to include times. Other than the high jump I could not determine how the kids were doing. No biggie, but I love reading your sports coverage and would enjoy it more with times and details on a track meet. There are some pretty talented kids in baseball and track from the panhandle who have gone on to great things. One of these kids may be the next olympic star and I would love to see the objective stats which often hint when a kid is special.