Prep roundup (March 15): Records fall at Ram Relays

PANAMA CITY - Twelve records fell in the eighth running of the Ram Relays Saturday at Tommy Oliver Stadium, led by team champions Port St. Joe in the girls and Niceville in the boys.

Port St. Joe established all five new girls records while posting 109 points. Niceville was second with 81 and Rutherford third. The records were Kayla Parker in the long jump (18 feet, 4½ inches) and 100-meter hurdles (15.03 seconds), Samone Smiley in the shot put (39-4) and the Tigers Sharks' 4x200 (1:45.06) and 4x400 (4:10.32) quartets.

Seven records were set in the boys meet with champion Niceville having Loring Ross in the 3200 meters (10:11.84) and the 4x800 (8:21.51) and distance medley (11:03.99). The Eagles posted 86 points to edge Bay (83) and Rutherford (81.3).

Bay set records with Jordon Byas, Justin Manchester, Gabriel Hoguin and DeAndre Richardson in the sprint medley relay (3:40.68) and 4x400 with Byas, Manchester, Terrance Lowder and Jordan Gibson (3:23.16).

Other marks were Mosley's Justin Broxton in the long jump at 22-3½ and Carroll's Lewis Graham with 50-1½ in the shot put.

Girls team: 1. Port St. Joe 109, 2. Niceville 81, 3. Rutherford 67, 4. (tie) Arnold 54, Dotahn 54, 6. Mosley 53, 7. South Walton 35, 8. (tie) Wewahitchka 25, Bay 25, 10. Marianna 16, 11. Jefferson County 9, 12. Carroll 7.
Long jump: 1. Kayla Parker PSJ 18-4½, 2. Edgecombe A 16-4½, 3. Daniels R 16-3½, 4. Hill R 16-3¼, 5. Austin B 15-8, 6. Page M 15-5.
High jump: 1. Kayla Williams W 4-10, 2. Kirkland D 4-10, 3. Mosley B 4-10, 4. Klinger N 4-8, 5. Johnson M 4-8, 6. Walker PSJ 4-8.
Shot put: 1. Samone Smiley PSJ 39-4, 2. Legister A 31-8, 3. Snider SW 30-5, 4. Newman C 30-0, 5. Gaubron N 28-0, 6. Borders Ma 26-9.
Discus: 1. Kaitlin Davis N 107-9, 2. Smiley PSJ 107-1, 3. Legister A 100-4, 4. Snider SW 90-7, 5. Borders Ma 85-11, 6. Langston M 81-1.
Triple jump: 1. Doty Downie D 33-11½, 2. Larry PSJ 32-1½, 3. Allen PSJ 31-8, 4. McGriff D 30-8½, 5. Culverhouse B 29-9, 6. Montgomery M 29-1.
Pole vault: 1. Katherine Register SW 10-0, 2. Walker PSJ 8-0, 3. Lewis PSJ 7-6, 4. Stephens SW 7-0, 5. Lloyd W 7-0, 6. Butler R 6-6.
4x800: 1. Niceville (Eschbach, Calhoun, Smith, Keel) 10:30.8, 2. Rutherford 10:50.89, 3. Arnold 11:08.25, 4. South Walton 11:27.76, 5. Mosley 12;01.13, 6. Dothan 13:29.69.
Distance medley: 1. Niceville (Keel, Testa, Calhoun, Eschbach) 13:48.83, 2. Rutherford 14:25.06, 3. Wewahitchka 14:51.60, 4. Arnold 14:53.63, 5. South Walton 15:26.62, 6. Mosley 15:35.79.
100 hurdles: 1. Kayla Parker PSJ 15.03, 2. Johsnon PSJ 15.99, 3. Klinger N 16.67, 4. McGriff D 16.72, 5. Hilton M 17.96, 6. Thorpe R 18.66.
4x100: 1. Rutherford (Mills, Hill, Hewitt, Daniels) 49.94, 2. Mosley 50.53, 3. Arnold 52.28, 4. Marianna 53.15, 5. Dothan 53.17, 6. Jefferson County 54.05.
1600 sprint medley: 1. Rutherford (Mills, Hill, Daniels, Wyllie) 4:35.35, 2. Niceville 4:41.50, 3. Port St. Joe 4:51.24, 4. Dothan 4:51.49, 5. Marianna 4:54.92, 6. Bay 5:00.21
3200: 1. Ashley Calhoun N 12:14.28, 2. Luzius N 13:21.50, 3. Thompson A 13:32.20, 4. Williams PSJ 14:00.56, 5. Bell R 14:01.70, 6. Beckham A 14:21.38.
4x400: 1. Port St. Joe 4:10.32, 2. Rutherford 4:13.26, 3. Dothan 4:15.88, 4. Mosley 4:18.33, 5. Niceville 4:31.70, 6. Wewahitchka 4:52.04
4x200: 1. Port St. Joe (Parker, Larry, Johnson, Warren) 1:45.06, 2. Mosley 1:47.04, 3. Arnold 1:52.60, 4. Dothan 1:55.70, 5. Niceville 1:59.27, 6. Jefferson County 2:02.68.
Girls middle school: 1. Walton 75, 2. Marianna Bullpups 74, 3. Emerald Coastr 51, 4. Wewahitchka 44, 5. Port St. Joe 31, 6. Jefferson County 26, 7. Grand Ridge 20.

Boys: 1. Niceville 86, 2. Bay 83, 3. Rutherford 81.3, 4. Mosley 60.8, 5. Dothan 48, 6. (tie) Marianna 30, Wewahitchka 30, 8. Port St. Joe 27.3, 9. Carroll 27, 10. (tie) Arnold 22, Sneads 22, 12. South Walton 16.5, 13. Jefferson County 8, 14. Bozeman 3
Long jump: 1. Justin Broxton M 22-3½, 2. Russell B 21-7½, 3. Peace A 20-1, 4. G.Miles R 19-5½, 5. Jeffers N 19-4, 6. Wooden Ma 19-2½.
High jump: 1. John Franklin R 6-2, 2. Kressin N 5-10, 3. Wright R 5-8, 4. Cain B 5-6, 5. Eutsay Sn 5-6, 6. Gerald B 5-6.
Shot put: 1. Lewis Graham C 50-1½, 2. Ownes D 46-0, 3. Daily PSJ 42-0, 4. Bowers M 42-0, 5. Greer D 41-0, 6. Kinard Sn 39-0.
Discus: 1. Michael Lowman M 128-2, 2. Black M 121-0, 3. Watson R 118-2½, 4. Russaw C 113-8, 5. Bass R 110-1½, 6. Fennell PSJ 104-6.
Triple jump: 1. Jermaine Potter D 42-3¾, 2. Wooden Ma 39-10, 3. Gerald B 39-9½, 4. Peterson B 39-7¾, 5. Bland M 37-8¾, 6. Williams A 37-5.
Pole vault: 1. Parker Harris PSJ 12-6, 2. Myers W 11-0, 3. (tie) Wall PSJ 10-0, Smith SW 10-0, 5. Towne SW 9-6, 6. Paul B 8-6.
4x800: 1. Niceville (Thomas, Reho, Schroeder, Howard) 8:21.51, 2. Bay 8:49.20, 3. Wewahitchka 9:03.68, 4. Marianna 9:15.99, 5. Rutherford 9:27.99, 6. Arnold 9:29.56.
Distance medley: 1. Niceville (Thomas, Colley, Schroeder, Ross) 11:03.99, 2. Wewahitchka 11:48.21, 3. Rutherford 12:06.40, 4. Bay 12:10.37, 5. Mosley 12:22.44, 6. Marianna 12:29.04.
110 hurdles: 1. Jermaine Porter D 15.13, 2. Garrison R 15.61, 3. Jeffers N 15.77, 4. Williams B 16.30, 5. Sanders SW 17.14, 6. Bowers Bz 18.32.
4x100: 1. Rutherford (Smith, Franklin, Turner, Parham) 44.10, 2. Sneads 44.67, 3. Niceville 45.00, 4. Dothan 45.15, 5. Mosley 45.19, 6. Arnold 45.40.
1600 sprint medley: 1. Bay (Byas, Manchester, Holguin, Richardson) 3:40.68, 2. Niceville 3:47.94, 3. Rutherford 3:54.93, 4. Mosley 4:00.48, 5. Marianna 4:04.75, 6. Arnold 4:15.28.
3200: 1. Loring Ross N 10:11.84, 2. Reho N 10:21.99, 3. Heikkinen R 10:48.58, 4. Lippmann B 11:53.69, 5. Muller M 12:15.62, 6. Bell JC 12:25.77.
4x400: 1. Bay (Byas, Lowder, Manchester, Gibson) 3:23.16, 2. Niceville 3:37.00, 3. Wewahitchka 3:42.77, 4. Carroll 3:47.30, 5. Dothan 3:48.08, 6. Sneads 3:52.67.
4x200: 1. Bay (Davis, Brock, Hughes, Moore) 1:34.01, 2. Rutherford 1:34.44, 3. Niceville 1:35.67, 4. Marianna 1:35.71, 5. Jefferson County 1:35.95, 6. Carroll 1:37.80.
Boys middle school: 1. Grand Ridge 96, 2. Emerald Coast 78, 3. Walton 76, 4. Marianna Bullpups 56, 5. Wewahitchka 31, 6. Port St. Joe 8, 7. Jefferson County 4.

Softball
Wewahitchka 4, Jacksonville Trinity Christian 3
Wewahitchka 5, West Nassau 4
TALLAHASSEE
Wewahitchka scored five runs in the seventh inning against West Nassau to win the Lincoln Invitational - giving the Lady Gators a pair of seventh-inning victories in their final two games of the two-day tournament.

Wewa trailed 4-0 going into the top of seventh inning of the championship game. After Samantha Wade and Mandy Robbins reached base, Chelsey Pettis hit a three-run home run to narrow the lead. Rebecca Barnes then singled and Hilary Chapman walked. They advanced on a wild pitch, and both scored after a grounder by Samantha Rich to shortstop; Barnes scored on the ground ball, and Chapman came home on a throwing error on the play.

Rich (7-1) was the winning pitcher, striking out four in two innings of relief. Starter Summer Grice pitched four innings, allowing no earned runs. West Nassau scored all four of its runs after a two-out error in the third inning.

Pettis, who was named the tournament's offensive MVP, had two hits, as did Barnes.

In the semifinals against Jacksonville Trinity Christian, Rich pitched a complete game and struck out 17. She was named the tournament's defensive MVP.

Chapman had three hits, including two doubles, and drove in one run. Pettis had two hits, including a two-run home run in the top of the second inning. Samantha Wade had a single and double.

Pettis singled to start the top of the seventh, with the game tied at 3. She moved to second on Barnes' sacrifice bunt and scored on a Chapman double.

Wewa (10-1) plays at Blountstown on Tuesday.

Late Friday
Baseball
Crestview 7, Chipley 4
CHIPLEY
Zach Jadofsky took the loss, giving up five runs on seven hits with four strikeouts. Jesse Carter was 2 for 3 with a double and an RBI and Carsten Whitson scored twice for the Tigers (5-4), who are at Sneads on Monday.

Altha 12, Blountstown 0
BLOUNTSTOWN
Tad Scott (6-0) had 10 strikeouts and gave up only two hits in the run-rule win. Scott was 2 for 4 with a run scored, stolen base and an RBI, Keith Kirkpatrick was 2 for 2 with a double, RBI and a stolen base, Josh McIntosh 2 for 3 with two runs, two steals and three RBIs and Jake Eddenfield 2 for 4 with a triple, run and three RBIs for Altha (11-2, 2-0 District 2-2A).

Ricky Mercer and Matt Vincent had Blountstown's hits.
Altha is at Munroe on Tuesday.

Softball
PDL 13, Bozeman 3
SAND HILLS
Ashleigh Benefield took the loss for the Bucks. Rebecca Skipper had two hits and Jessica McAdams and Lawokxsona Smith one each for Bozeman.

In the Lady Bucks' loss to Bay on Thursday, Skipper had a single, double, triple and four RBIs and Benefield slugged two doubles. Skipper, Smith and Kalynn Dillard each scored two runs.

Bozeman plays a district game next Friday at Altha.