Beaufort’s Davariyah Smith easily clears 4 feet, 8 inches in the high jump during the annual Beaufort Track Classic on Saturday, April 1, at Eagles Stadium. Bob Sofaly/The Island News

Eagles keep Beaufort Track Classic titles at home

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The Beaufort Track Classic is an event with a rich tradition and impressive list of meet record-holders. The Beaufort Eagles added to their own rich history in the event by sweeping the team titles Saturday at Beaufort High School.

Beaufort’s girls racked up 160 points to cruise to the crown with Woodland (99) in second and May River (94.5) third. Anna Lyles won gold in the 400-meter hurdles and the pole vault, and Charlize Antia won the 800 and teamed with Yzeult Antia, Christine Conte, and Aleeyah Echols to claim the 4×800 title for the Eagles. Anaiya Houseal also claimed an individual title in the high jump.

The boys race was a bit tighter, but the Eagles still won the title with relative ease, compiling 144 points to runner-up Johnson’s 117. Eric Smart won the 110-meter hurdles, Kacy Fields broke the meet record to claim the javelin, and Trae Campbell, Christopher Gordon, Xzavier Lacefield and Darien Brown teamed up to take the 4×800 relay.

Beaufort’s Layla White, left, gets the baton from Claire McDaniel during the final leg of the girl’s 4×800-meter relay during Saturday’s annual Beaufort Track Classic. The girls, along with Christine Conte and Yzeult Antia, won the relay with a time of 11:99. Bob Sofaly/The Island News

The Whale Branch girls placed sixth with 69 points, as Grace Bing won the 100-meter hurdles and the quartet of Natalia Aburto, Destiny Pryor, Larmore Pryor and Talaijah Bartley blazed to gold in the 4×100 and 4×400 relays. The Warriors also placed sixth in the boys standings, and Battery Creek was seventh with a discus title from Tanner McCracken.

Hear more about the Eagles’ track team from boys coach Reggie Jones, who was a guest on Tuesday’s episode of the LowcoSports Lowdown. Watch it on the Lowco Media YouTube channel!

TRACK & FIELD

Beaufort Track Classic

Girls

1. Beaufort 160 — Charlize Antia (800m, 2:25.03); Anna Lyles (400H, 1:16.82; PV, ???); Anaiya Houseal (HJ, 5-4); Charlize Antia, Yzeult Antia, Christine Conte, Aleeyah Echols (4×800, 11:00.99)

2. Woodland 99 — Kayla Ferrell (200m, 26.13; 400m, 1:00.76); Lyniah Kitt (TJ, 36-4.5)

3. May River 94.5 — Abbee Bolin (3200m, 12:49.16); McKenna Swinton (SP, 37-4); Macey Dowe (Disc, 111-6; Jav, 109-2)

4. Hilton Head 86 — Cynthia Gudaitis (1600m, 5:12.11)

5. Johnson-Savannah 73 — Deanne Williams (100m, 12.48); Le’Ryah Bryant (LJ, 17-3)

6. Whale Branch 69 — Grace Bing (110H, 16.90); Natalia Aburto, Destiny Pryor, Larmore Pryor, Talaijah Bartley (4×100, 48.97; 4×400, 4:10.48)

7. Colleton County 30

8. Battery Creek 24

9. Royal Live Oaks 9.5

10. Cross Schools 8

11. Allendale-Fairfax 4

12. John Paul II 2

Boys

1. Beaufort 144 — Eric Smart (110H, 15.91); Kacy Fields (Jav, 144-7); Trae Campbell, Christopher Gordon, Xzavier Lacefield, Darien Brown (4×800, 8:30.60)

2. Johnson-Savannah 117 — Samari Dowdy (100m, 10.81); Joshua Quarterman (HJ, 6-4); Favion Kirkwood (LJ, 21-6; TJ, 42-2); Jamori Taylor, JaQuay Foster, Jadon Pugh, Samari Dowdy (4×100, 42.77)

3. Hilton Head 115 — Bryce Broome (800m, 2:06.04); Caden Thune (1600m, 4:36.49); JD Gilman (3200m, 10:07.72); Franklin Holland (PV, 12-0)

4. Woodland 79 — Malique Middleton (400m, 50.87; HJ, 6-4); James Moseley (SP, 46-8)

5. May River 67.5 — Darrion Perry (400H, 56.42); Spencer Buick, Darrion Perry, Robert Taylor, Byron Barley (4×400, 3:32.31)

6. Whale Branch 52

7. Battery Creek 51.5 — Tanner McCracken (Disc, 137-0)

8. Colleton County 29 — Tyrone Wilson, CCHS (200m, 22.70)

9. Allendale-Fairfax 15

9. Hilton Head Christian Academy 15

11. John Paul II 12

12. Royal Live Oaks 3

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