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On the boys' side of the competition, Sleep's discus toss of 119'6”, which would have been good enough for fifth place in the day's varsity competition, was the only winning performance of the day. Teammate Marco Borja added a pair of …
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{gallery}04_01_10/track{/gallery}Kadi Cooley takes a run toward the pit during varsity pole vault competition in Cody last Saturday. Weather permitting, Powell High School will host a field event and relay rendezvous starting at 4 p.m. today (Thursday). Tribune photo by John Wetzel Hetzel, Sleep win eventsLori Hetzel captured first place in the girls' junior varsity discus and shot put while the Panthers' Vince Sleep finished atop the boys' JV discus field as the teams began their year at the Yellowstone Sports Medicine meet in Cody on Saturday. While Hetzel grabbed the only two event victories for the Powell girls, teammate Breann Hollenbeck finished in the top six in four different events. Hollenbeck's top finish came in the long jump, where she placed second. Alyssa Hildebrand, Tess Mitchell and Cassidy Lynn also scored points for the Panther girls
On the boys' side of the competition, Sleep's discus toss of 119'6”, which would have been good enough for fifth place in the day's varsity competition, was the only winning performance of the day. Teammate Marco Borja added a pair of runner-up finishes in the 200 and 400-meter races.
Regan Soloai turned in three top-eight performances at the meet. His best of the day came in the discus, where he finished in third place, eight feet in back of Sleep in the standings. Cameron Bennett and Tyson Thompson also scored points in two events for the Panthers.
Kyle Woodward, Andrew Feller and Kyle Anderson also scored points for the Panthers.
In the overall JV team standings, Powell's girls placed third. The Panther boys were fourth at the early-season meet.
Powell girls' JV results: 100-6. Breann Hollenbeck, 15.01; 400-4. Tess Mitchell, 1:11.98; High jump-4. (tie) Cassidy Lynn and Breann Hollenbeck, 4'4”; Long jump-2. Breann Hollenbeck 13'9-1/4”; Triple jump-6. Breann Hollenbeck 27'7”; Shot put-1. Lori Hetzel 27'9”; Discus-1. Lori Hetzel 78', 5. Alyssa Hildebrand 69'2”.
Powell boys' JV results: 100-5. Kyle Woodward 12.79; 200-2. Marco Borja 25.49, 4. Cameron Bennett 25.74; 400-2. Marco Borja 58.26; 3200-4. Andrew Feller 12:33.22; High jump-4. (tie) Cameron Bennett 5'; Pole vault-5. Regan Soloai 8'; Shot put-2. Tyson Thompson 36'3”, 7. Regan Soloai 33', 8. Kyle Anderson 32'7”; Discus-1. Vince Sleep 119'6”, 3. Regan Soloai 111'5”, 8. Tyson Thompson 95'3”.
Girls' JV team scores: Sheridan 126, Burlington 57.5, Powell 52, Wind River 49, Riverton 42.5, Lovell 41, Rocky Mountain 31.5, Thermopolis 30.5, Cody 25, Greybull 22, Meeteetse 17, Tongue River 8.
