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Congratulations to the following Butler track & field athletes for earning academic all-state honors!
Caroline Cook
Annalee Gardner
Toree Hiser
Josie Johnston
Jaylie Starkey
Cadence Turney
Dylon Grubb
Brandon Hammett
Josie Johnston finishes 12th at the state championships in javelin with a throw of 29.81 meters (97’ 9”), and Taitlyn Madison finishes 15th in the triple jumps with a 9.23 meter effort (30’ 3 1/2”).
The 4x400 relay team of Mason Diehl, Xavier Wisdom, Dylan Davidson, and Jake Chandler finish in 15th place with a time of 3:41.
Special shout-out to Mason Diehl who finishes his Butler Bear career with an all-state award his junior year. Thank you, Mason, for your dedication!
After having to rerun the 110m Hurdles because of incorrectly set hurdles, Dylan Davidson has qualified for the finals tomorrow at the state championship!
Congratulations to Josie Johnston for finishing 4th in the Class 2 discus at the state championships with a throw of 36.84 meters (120’ 10”)! She ends her career as a Butler Bear as a 2-time all-stater in the discus and owns the school record in both discus and javelin!
LET’S GO…to state, that is! Girls finished in second place of 26 teams; at sectionals today, boys seventh of 27! Bears qualify in 9 different events with 11 PRs set, two sectional champs crowned, and two school records set! Results below!
Bears qualified 23 medal winners in 20 different events from the Class 2 District 8 meet in Adrian Saturday! That includes 5 district champions, and yet another school record fell! Results of all point scorers and sectional qualifiers below!
27 PRs! Conference champs in 18 events! 46 medals earned! 2 new conference records and one new school record! Great night for the bears at the conference championships Monday night!
Results below!
JH bears still improving and bringing home medals: 16 PRs set with 5 medals won (3 golds), and a new school record! Girls’ team finished third of 16 teams!