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On March 4, 2025, Douglas High School kicked off its track and field season with an electrifying meet featuring impressive performances from both the girls’ and boys’ teams. The girls’ team finished second overall, led by exceptional athletes like Lucy Nord and Anna Patmont. The boys’ team also delivered strong results, finishing third and showcasing talents such as CJ Bera and Luke Davis. With exciting highlights in both running and field events, this meet set a promising tone for the season ahead.

Douglas Delights at Track Meet!

This past Saturday, on March 4, 2025, the town of Douglas was buzzing with excitement as Douglas High School proudly hosted its season-opening track and field meet. Competing against talented schools such as Reno, Carson, and Virginia City, the athletes of Douglas put on a spectacular show that had the crowd cheering for more!

Girls’ Team Steals the Show

The atmosphere was electrifying as the Douglas girls’ team sprinted, jumped, and hurled their way to a fantastic second-place finish overall, racking up a total of 37 team points. They managed to edge out Carson by just one point, showcasing their competitive spirit and determination right from the start of the season!

Star performances came from several athletes, with Lucy Nord leading the pack. She dominated the 1,600-meter race, clocking in at an impressive 5:50.57. Not far behind was fellow teammate Amy Van Wagenen, who was busy finishing strong in the 800-meter race with a time of 2:39.44.

Speed Demons on the Track

In the 100-meter dash, it was Anna Patmont who claimed the spotlight, finishing first in just 12.77 seconds. Not to be outdone, Katelyn Coons also made waves by securing third place with a speedy 12.90 seconds. But that’s not all! Katelyn also triumphed in the 300-meter hurdles, crossing the line in 50.29 seconds.

The excitement continued in the 200-meter event, where Grace Strabala shined bright with a winning time of 27.14 seconds. With athletes like these showing off their talents, the Douglas girls definitely proved they’re a force to be reckoned with this season!

Field Events Bring Extra Points

Both field events and running events contributed to the team’s success. Junior Kaitlyn Molyneux soared to second place in the high jump, clearing a height of four feet six inches. Senior Stella White impressively took third in the pole vault, reaching a height of 10 feet 6 inches. The long jump event also saw exciting performances, with Strabala leaping an astounding 17 feet 3 inches for a win. Meanwhile, teammates Kaylee Bradford and Patmont wrapped up the top five with commendable finishes.

Boys’ Team Holds Their Ground

On the boys’ side, the Douglas boys’ team finished strong in third place, garnering a total of 21 team points. CJ Bera showcased his speed in the sprints, finishing third in both the 100-meter dash with a time of 11.63 seconds and the 200-meter race at 23.70 seconds. He also put in a commendable effort in the 400-meter, grabbing third with a time of 52.85 seconds.

Senior standout Luke Davis heated up the track with a victory in the 800-meter run, finishing at 2:06.69. He wasn’t done yet, claiming a second-place finish in the 1,600 meters at 4:48.73. The field events saw Michael Cahill dominating the shot put with a powerful throw of nearly 40 feet. Additionally, Denmarc Williams and Alex Winter held their own in the discus, coming in second and third, respectively.

Looking Ahead

If this meet was any indication, the rest of the season is set to be full of thrilling performances from the Douglas High School track and field teams. Mark your calendars, as Douglas is scheduled to host the Northern Nevada regional track and field meet starting on May 3, 2025! With such a promising start, there’s no doubt that the athletes will continue to shine and inspire.

Here’s to more records to be shattered, team victories, and unforgettable moments on the track!

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