From the research I’ve gathered, Sam leaves Limestone with the 2nd best 100 (10.86), 200 (22.26), and LJ (22-8.5), and served as the lead leg to the 2nd best 4x100 (43.07) in school history. He won all 4 of those events at conference, and was 3x All-State.
5 years, HOF 🔒
Congrats, @sammorse_11!
It’s been a great last couple years watching you grow into the athlete and person you’ve become, and it’s been my pleasure to be your coach.
Thank you for all you’ve done for Limestone T&F. EIU is getting a stud!
I had a great time representing Limestone this weekend at the @ilshrinegame!! Thank you to all the coaches who coached me this week at outside linebacker! @Threshers_FB @CoachStokesBC @CoachRocket
What a season!
As a team, Limestone finished in 8th place with 28 points. Everyone that came to compete took home a medal. So proud of our guys and how far we’ve come together as a unit!
What does it feel like to be a state champion? This picture says it all.
Wilson Georges is the 2A state champion in the 1600. His time of 4:08.58 is a new 2A record and the top mark in the entire state of IL!
Photo cred @pntrack
Boys Track Sectional Champions
Good Luck to all of our State Qualifiers:
Reece Dusek
Wilson Georges
Sam Morse
Alexander Byard
Clay Schneider
Frank Driscoll
Sam Morse
New week, new trophy. The boys battled through adversity till the final event was finished to eek out the win, our first sectional track title in school history!
Conference champs, record-setters and state-bound sprinters fill the ballot for Journal Star high school athlete of the week. Voting is open now! https://t.co/wy69l92mHE
The traveling trophy finally travelled on over to Limestone.
The boys last won conference in Track and Field in 2004, and this is the first team conference championship in any sport at Limestone since 2017.
I’m one proud coach!