HS Boys 300 Meter Hurdles Finals
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Name Yr Team Time Pts
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1 Koby Story 12 Beech Senior High Sc 41.99 10
2 Baker Schell 9 Beech Senior High Sc 43.00 8
3 Spencer Lowery 10 Lebanon High School 43.03 6
4 Eric Hogan 12 Beech Senior High Sc 44.13 5
5 Josh Ferguson 9 Hendersonville High 45.89 4
6 Ron Faehr 11 Mt. Juliet High Scho 45.99 3
7 T.j. Winston 10 Station Camp High Sc 48.26 2
8 Joshua White 11 Portland High School 48.38 1Koby Story continues winning streak:
Koby Story, Senior for Beech High School, continued his 300mh winning streak this season running a Personal Best 41.99 in the finals. He won Kenwood, Johnny O Invitational, Sumner County Championships and now 9AAA District Championship. When I looked at his profile I noticed he had times for the 300mh race his freshman and sophomore years but not for his junior year. I spoke with him after the race and he mentioned he broke his wrist his Junior year during basketball season and tabled hurdling for a year while his wrist healed. Right now he is fringe state contender for Section 3 in the event.
HS Boys 100 Meter Dash Finals
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Name Yr Team Time Wind Pts
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1 Nate Hancock 11 Hendersonville High 10.99 NWI 10
2 Corey Moore 12 Gallatin High School 11.00 NWI 8
3 Demarius McBroom 12 Wilson Central High 11.24 NWI 6
4 Caleb Clayton 9 Beech Senior High Sc 11.26 NWI 5
5 Seth Gilmer 12 Station Camp High Sc 11.27 NWI 4
6 Michael Ruttlen 11 Mt. Juliet High Scho 11.43 NWI 3
7 Derek Kincaid 11 Hendersonville High 11.54 NWI 2
8 Colby Martin 11 Mt. Juliet High Scho 11.98 NWI 1
Hancock breaks 11:
Nate Hancock may be listed as a Junior at Hendersonville High School but this is his first year competing in the track and field and is making significant progress. On Thursday he ran 10.99 to win the 100m Open becoming one of 20 athletes in the state to break the 11 barrier so far this season. Markeece Shufford of West Creek is the clear favorite in Section 3 but if Hancock keeps improving at this rate he may be running in Murfreesboro in May as well.