Coupeville Sports

Emma Sullivan, seen here with boyfriend Brendan Coleman, won the 300 hurdles Thursday, her first win as a CHS track runner.

They saved the best for last.

Running in their final regular season meet Thursday, the Coupeville High School girls’ track team won eight titles at a three-team meet in Lakewood. Better yet, all six individual winners did so by smashing their personal records in the event.

Leading the record busters against Granite Falls and the host Cougars was, who else, the phenom that is freshman Makana Stone. Dropping her times in both the 100 and 200, she also ran a leg on a triumphant 4 x 100 relay squad.

The three wins improved her to 28-0 as a high school runner, the best start in school history.

And while a season like the one Stone is putting together tends to draw a huge chunk of the spotlight, Wolf senior Madison Tisa McPhee continues to craft her own tale of excellence. Smashing her PR in the 100 hurdles, she remained unbeaten in hurdles and won her 18th event of the season overall.

The other three individual wins were just as big for the girls who broke the tape, with junior Emma Sullivan (300 hurdles), sophomore Erin Rosenkranz (3200) and freshman Kirsten Pelroy (400) all throwing down the best times of their careers.

It was the first win for Sullivan, the third for Rosenkranz and the fifth for Pelroy, but the first time the relay specialist had won an individual race.

Complete results:

GIRLS:

100 — Makana Stone (1st) 13.44; Sylvia Hurlburt (3rd) 14.00; Emma Sullivan (4th) 14.17; Rachel Wenzel (8th) 14.86; Nicole Becker (10th) 15.16; Courtney Allard (11th) 15.52; Dani Rickard (13th) 16.00; Briess Potter (14th) 16.03

200 — Stone (1st) 27.13; Jai’Lysa Hoskins (4th) 27.99; Madison Tisa McPhee (5th) 28.29; Hurlburt (6th) 28.33; Marisa Etzell (7th) 28.80; Kirsten Pelroy (8th) 29.59; Allard (12th) 33.09

400 — Pelroy (1st) 1:07.17; Anna Bailey (2nd) 1:09.53

1600 — Erin Rosenkranz (3rd) 6:12.80

3200 — Rosenkranz (1st) 13:19.58

100 hurdles — Tisa McPhee (1st) 16.18; Sullivan (3rd) 18.67; Allard (5th) 20.49

300 hurdles — Sullivan (1st) 52.43; Allard (3rd) 59.90

4 x 100 — Hoskins, Etzell, Hurlburt, Stone (1st) 53.26

4 x 200 — Wenzel, Etzell, Hurlburt, Pelroy (2nd) 1:56.88

4 x 400 — Pelroy, Etzell, Hoskins, Bailey (1st) 4:42.14

Shot Put – Heni Barnes (2nd) 27-09.75

Discus — Barnes (4th) 70-02; Rickard (8th) 60-03; Becker (10th) 51-08

Javelin — Wenzel (6th) 78-10; Bailey (8th) 70-02; Barnes (10th) 67-05; Rickard (14th) 59-07; Potter (17th) 49-07

High Jump — Tisa McPhee (3rd) 4-06.00

BOYS:

100 — Josiah Campbell (2nd) 11.82; Jared Helmstadter (11th) 12.53; Sam Landau (12th) 12.60; Brandon Kelley (13th) 12.69; Matthew Hampton (18th) 13.19; Mitchell Losey (21st) 13.93

200 — Campbell (3rd) 24.30; Lathom Kelley (5th) 24.93; Helmstadter (7th) 25.20; Hampton (10th) 26.53; Stephen Edwards (12th) 27.10; Dominic Ellis (16th) 29.17; Losey (17th) 29.20

400 — Hampton (2nd) 58.61; Manuel Lopez-Santillana (4th) 59.41; Ellis (6th) 1:04.99

800 — Landau (8th) 2:51.80; Lopez-Santillana (8th) 2:51.80

300 hurdles — B. Kelley (5th) 48.19

4 x 100 — Helmstadter, Hampton, B. Kelley, Landau (1st) 4:06.71

Shot Put — Caleb Valko (2nd) 40-10; Nick Streubel (3rd), 40-05.25; Carson Risner (10th) 33-00.50; Dalton Martin (13th) 29-06.00

Discus — Risner (4th) 113-01; Valko (6th) 102-08; Streubel (7th) 99-09; L. Kelley (8th) 96-06; Martin (9th) 95-01

Javelin — Ellis (10th) 99-07; Konrad Borden (16th) 85-09; Losey (18th) 79-01

Long Jump — L. Kelley (5th) 17-01; Edwards (7th) 16-04.25; Lopez-Santillana (8th) 14-06.50; Borden (10th) 13-11.75

Triple Jump — Edwards (6th) 34-04; Borden (7th) 30-06.75