Community R-6 at Class 1 District 2 meet in New Haven

The sectional qualifiers for Community R-6 that will compete Saturday at South Callaway in Mokane are as follows:

Alyssa Beamer fourth place in girls 800; the fourth-place girls 4x800 relay team of Peyton Schafer, Lydia Hoyt Kat Meyer and Beamer; Lane Carter third place in boys 400; the district champion boys 4x100 relay team of Lane Carter, Mason Carroll, Caden Thomas and Aaron Carter (school record 48.09); the second-place boys 4x200 relay team of Lane Carter, Mason Carroll, Caden Thomas and Aaron Carter; the third-place 4x400 relay team of Caden Thomas, Aaron Carter, Mason Rohan and Lane Carter; the fourth-place 4x800 relay team of Mason Rohan, Brett Beamer, Houston Hogan and Nicholas Henke; and Drake Welch fourth place in boys javelin

Van-Far at Class 2 District 3 meet in Monroe City

Sectional qualifiers for Van-Far that will compete Saturday at South Callaway in Mokane are as follows:

McKenna Engh-Hoffman district champion in girls javelin, Gaven Gaston third place boys 100, Garrett Hopke fourth place in boys 3200, Evan Utterback third place in boys javelin (school record throw of 41.97 meters)

Centralia, North Callaway, Missouri Military Academy at Class 3 District 4 meet in Chillicothe

Sectional qualifiers for Centralia that will compete Saturday at Paris are as follows:

Claire Brinkman district champion girls high jump; Cora King second girls shot put; Harper Forshee second girls javelin; Ryenn Gordon second girls 100 hurdles (school record 15.71); Kenedee Moss second girls 3200, third 1600, fourth 800; Shelby Lewis district champion in girls 200 and 400; Becca Erisman fourth girls 400; second-place girls 4x800 relay team of Moss, Rylee Palmer, Jade Lawson and Erisman; district champion girls 4x200 relay team of Kaelyn Walter, Erisman, Gordon and Lewis; district champion girls 4x400 relay team of Gordon, Olivia Adams, Erisman and Lewis; Logan Rosenfelder second boys long jump; Beau Hatton district champion boys 110 hurdles and third boys high jump; Josh Russell second boys discus; Cayden Dunn district champion boys 300 hurdles and second 110 hurdles; Rohan Holiman second boys 800; second-place boys 4x800 relay team of Eli Hill; Dryst Bostick, Wesley Robertson and Holiman; third-place boys 4x200 relay team of Dunn, Jesse Caballero, Rosenfelder and Hatton and fourth-place boys 4x100 relay team of Caballero, Rosenfelder, Jacob Beard and Peyson Bryson

Lady Panthers repeated as the district champions with 150 points, and the Panthers were third with 116 points.

Sectional qualifiers for North Callaway that will compete Saturday at Paris are as follows:

Pressley Schmauch third girls 3200 and fourth 1600, Isiah Craighead district champion boys javelin (school record 53.57 meters, third time he’s broken this year)

Sectional qualifiers for Missouri Military Academy that will compete Saturday at Paris are as follows:

Alexander McBride fourth place boys 200

Paris at Class 1 District 3 meet in Glasgow

Sectional qualifiers for Paris that will compete Saturday at Paris are as follows:

Ava Crain second girls 400 and pole vault; Sophia Crusha district champion girls 800, Mairyn Kinnaman second girls 1600 and 3200; Alexandra Tullius fourth in girls 3200; Addie Crain fourth girls 100 hurdles; fourth-place girls 4x200 relay team of Kira DeOrnellas, Graupman, Khloee Hendren and Gretchen Crusha; second-place girls 4x400 relay team of Sophia Crusha, Hendren, Johnson and Melanie Moore; district champion girls 4x800 relay team of Kinnaman, Kaylee Johnson, Sylie Graupman and Sophia Crusha; Kaleb Romans second boys 400, third 100 and fourth 200; Landen Chapman district champion in boys 800, 1600 and 3200; fourth-place boys 4x100 relay team of Cayden Poddany, Romans, Gabriel Goff and Brady Shivers; second-place boys 4x400 relay team of Goff, Mitchell, Buie and Sawyer Clements; district champion 4x800 relay team of Owen Buie, Logan Mitchell, Hayden DeOrnellas and Chapman; Colton Kendrick second boys pole vault

Lady Coyotes won a second place plaque with 92 points, and the Coyotes also earned a second-place plaque with 103 points. Glasgow swept first place with 107 and 126, respectively, for girls and boys.