Washington (WIAA) state track 2023: Every 2A/3A/4A high school champion, medalist (Day 2)

Federal Way boys sweep top-3 in 4A triple jump; Hana Moll, the nation's best high school pole vaulter, finishes prep career with state title

Author:
Andy Buhler, SBLive Sports
Updated:
May 27, 2023 1:43 PM EDT
Original:
May 26, 2023

TACOMA, Wash. — The 2023 WIAA 2A/3A/4A State Track Meet picked back up on Friday at Mount Tahoma Stadium and more champions were crowned and records fell.

Hana Moll, the best high school pole vaulter in the country, won her first Class 3A pole vault title after finishing second to her twin sister Amanda Moll as a junior at the three-day event known as "Star Track."

Moll, who is signed with Washington, has the best high school outdoor pole vault mark (15-0) in the country this spring.

Amanda, who has the country's second best outdoor mark this spring with 14-7 1/4, scratched ahead of Friday's final. Capitol coach Tim Reilly told SBLive the fellow UW signee who placed first in the event at the vaunted Texas Relays in late March is worn out.

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SESSION 3

4A girls pole vault

1. Landry Allen, Hanford — 12-07.00

2. Jacqueline Jones, Inglemoor — 12-00.00

3. Avery Gessel, Bothell — 12-00.00

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3A boys pole vault

1. Jordan Lasher, Yelm — 15-06.00

2. Kadmiel Lopez, Mead — 14-06.00

3. Yafei Shou, Bainbridge — 14-00.00

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2A girls javelin

1. Amanda Bennett, W.F. West — 129-01

2. Natalie DeMarco, Enumclaw — 117-08

3. Morgan Rogerson, W.F. West — 114-01

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3A boys discus

1. Isaiah Patterson, Yelm — 177-04

2. Noah Turner, Oak Harbor — 155-04

3. Jarom Liljenquist, Mt. Spokane — 155-00

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4A girls shot put

1. Haedyn Bambolo, Bothell, 47-01.00

2. Grace Degarimore, South Kitsap — 38-11.00

3. Camia Howard, Kamiakin —38-09.75

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4A boys triple jump

1. Roman Hutchinson, Federal Way — 47-07.25

2. Jaylon Jenkins, Federal Way — 47-02.00

3. Julian Gene Fortin, Federal Way — 45-10.50

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2A boys high jump

1. Porter Wilhite, Lynden — 6-07.00

2. Jayden Thomas, Tumwater — 6-07.00

3. Bennett Howe, Burlington-Edison — 6-07.00

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3A girls long jump

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SESSION 5

3A girls pole vault

1. Hana Moll, Capital — 14-07.00

2. Ava Enriquez, Shorewood — 12-06.00

3. Lucy Markow, Bishop Blanchet — 12-03.00

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2A boys pole vault

1. Jared McCrory, Lynden — 14-03.00

2. Mirek Skov, Sequim — 14-00.00

3. Eli Wenger, Columbia River — 14-00.00

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4A boys javelin

1. Cameron Downing, Olympia — 176-00

2. Jared Williams, Camas — 175-09

3. Kyle Iorg, Bothell — 174-09

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3A girls discus

1. Addy MacArthur, University — 134-03

2. Avonlea Edwards, Hermiston — 127-01

3. Neveah Wilson, Spanaway Lake — 127-01

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2A girls triple jump

1. Myqueala Pride, Orting — 36-10.50

2. Kyleigh Archer, Shadle Park — 35-07.50

3. Chayse Flick-Williams, Bellingham — 35-03.75

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2A boys shot put

1. Javen Livas, Bellingham — 58-09.75

2. Weslee Kriete, Ephrata — 55-08.25

3. Ryan Faumuina, Fort Vancouver — 50-05.25

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3A boys long jump

1. Branden Ganashamoorthy, Eastside Catholic — 23-01.25

2. Trevontay Smith, Yelm — 22-04.00

3. J'shawn Katjihoko, Juanita — 22-02.00

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4A girls high jump

1. JaiCieonna Gero-Holt, Emerald Ridge — 5-10.00

2. Emem Ntekpere, Skyview — 5-06.00

3. Landry Allen, Hanford — 5-05.00

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2A boys 110 hurdles

1. Andre Korbmacher, Squalicum — 13.74

2. Joshua Boast, Ellensburg — 14.77

3. Jay Len Sparks, Rogers (Spokane) — 14.90

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3A boys 110 hurdles

1. Jonathan Frazier, Lincoln (Tacoma) — 14.23

2. Drew Velling, Seattle Prep — 14.31

3. Jackson Burns, Kennewick — 14.57

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4A boys 110 hurdles

1. Jaquan Means, Kamiak — 14.52

2. Steven Lee Jr., Lake Stevens — 14.56

3. David Brown, Lake Stevens — 14.57

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2A girls 100 hurdles

1. Myquela Pride, Orting — 15.68

2. Bella Connell, Sehome — 15.74

3. Makenzey Gillespie, East Valley (Spokane) — 16.12

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3A girls 100 hurdles

1. Josie Settle, Kelso — 14.91

2. Arianna Nguyen, Mercer Island — 15.29

3. Candace Nhye, Todd Beamer — 15.40

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4A girls 100 hurdles

1. JaiCieonna Gero-Holt, Emerald Ridge — 14.45

2. Vai Green, Kentwood — 15.02

3. Shanthi Hall, Issaquah — 15.09

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Lead photo by Vince Miller