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Middle School Shows Up at Conference Track Championship

Kam Mercer and other MS students perform well at MVC track championships

Middle School Shows Up at Conference Track Championship

May 9 2023

Our Middle School Nighthawks showed up at the Miami Valley Conference track championship meet in May! In addition to the achievements listed below, the boys team placed 2^nd overall and the girls team placed 3^rd overall. Way to go, Nighthawks!

Kam Mercer `28 – 1^st place in 200m
Kam Mercer `28 – 1^st place high jump
Kam Mercer `28 – 1^st in 400m
Luke Schnieber `27 – 1^st place in pole vault
Roxy Vollmer `27 – 2^nd in 1600m
Girls 4x4 – 2^nd place (Charli Fangman `28, Sashti Subramaniam `28, Charlotte Dickerhoof `27, Gertrude Lazarus `27)
Braylon Jackson `27 – 3^rd place in 200m
Roman McCaster `28 – 3^rd place in shot put
Andrea Sgro Plaut `27 – 3^rd place in 400m
Leah Schwartz `27 – 3^rd place in shot put
Thea Vaughan `27 – 3^rd place pole vault
Roxy Vollmer `27 – 3^rd place in 800m
Eloise Young `28 – 3^rd in 1600m
Boys 4x2 – 3^rd place (Ezra Cohen `27, Boden Schoeny `27, Syler Gill `28, Leon Hall `27)
Boys 4x8 – 3^rd place (Ezra Cohen `27, Andrew McGivern `27, Dima Chernovol `28, Nicholas Freitas `27)
Girls 4x8 – 3^rd place (Sashti Subramaniam `28, Eloise Young `28, Charli Fangman `28, Sally Zamary `27)

Click here for more pictures from the event.