TIFTON —
The Sarge Dorsey Youth Track Invitational featured competitors from each of the lower school grades.
In first grade events, the 25 meters saw Coleman Mangham finish first, Landon Tucker finish second and Parks Colwell third in boys races. In the girls race, the top three were Audrey Walker (1st), Ridley Sims (2nd) and Kendall Lamb (3rd).
For the 50 meters, the boys top three were Mangham (1st), Tucker (2nd) and Colwell (3rd) and in the girls race, Walker (1st), Nadia Yaeger (2nd) and Sims (3rd).
In the 100 meters, Mangham (1st), Tucker (2nd) and Colwell (3rd) for the boys and Walker (1st), Yaeger (2nd) and Sims (3rd) for the girls.
The field events saw Mangham finish first, Trey Young (2nd) and Lane Fletcher (3rd) in the boys broad jump. Yaeger (1st), Caitlyn Childers (2nd) and Gretchen Kendrick (3rd) were the top three for the girls.
In the softball-put, Jackson Hicks (1st), Tucker (2nd) and Colwell (3rd) were the top three for the boys and Julie Funk (1st), Pyper McCard (2nd) and Kendrick (3rd) were the girls top three.
For the high jump, Tucker (1st), Eli Brickman (2nd) and Jake Henderson (3rd) led in boys competition and Emily Alexis (1st), Sims (2nd) and Jesse Lee Stevens (3rd) were the girls top three.
Every other grade’s individual winners will be printed in editions of The Gazette this week.
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These are the winners of the 5th grade girls 100 and 200 meter events. First prize in both was Morgan McKay, Sara-Kate Lupo won second place in each and Ally Pate came in third in both races.
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Sarge Dorsey was honored Friday, March 1, 2013 at Tiftarea Academy with the inaugural Youth Track Invitational. Dorsey admitted he was shocked by the recognition. Tiftarea hopes to make this an annual event. In this photo, Dorsey is pictured with Heidi Massey.
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