A6 BAKER CITY HERALD • TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 2022
SPORTS
BAKER, POWDER VALLEY, PINE EAGLE TRACK AND FIELD
BAKER GOLF
Baker girls win Carnival of Speed; boys 4th
Bulldog
boys win
team title,
Lien is girls
medalist
at Mac-Hi
Powder Valley
boys win
team title
(PV), 21st, 52.52; Nick Hughes, 26th,
58.80
4x100 relay
Baker, 5th, 46.97 (Gaige Birming-
ham, Reeve Damschen, Izek Cleve-
land, Kayden Garvin); Pine Eagle,
BY JAYSON JACOBY
14th, 49.49 (Josh Hunt, James Den-
son, Brock Farley, Reid Davis)
jjacoby@bakercityherald.com
The Baker girls track and
4x400 relay
field team, led by Anna Beld-
Baker, 1st, 3:44.95 (Thaddeus
ing’s wins in the 200 and 400,
Pepera, Diego Quintela, Malaki
won the team title at the Car-
Myer, Angel DeArcos); Pine Eagle,
nival of Speed meet Friday,
11th, 3:58.41 (Caleb Brown, Cooper
April 1, at Shockman Field in
Gover, Josh Hunt, Reid Davis)
Milton-Freewater.
Shot put
The Baker boys finished
Mike Gentry, 5th, 38-8.5; Logan
fourth. Reeve Damschen won
Profitt (PV), 9th, 37-2.5; Jacob Mills,
the pole vault by clearing 11
23rd, 33-1; Izek Cleveland, 27th, 32-
feet, 6 inches, a personal best
8.5; Josh Hunt (PE), 35th, 31-3.5; Ca-
by a full foot.
sey Vaughan (PV), 42nd, 30-1; Max
Powder Valley’s boys team
Thomas (PE), 62nd, 25-1.75
won the boys team title. The
Discus
Badgers scored 63.5 points.
Tate Powell, 4th, 109-10; Dillon Mul-
Reece Dixon won the 200,
top, 28th, 82-8; Caleb Kerns (PV),
and Kaden Krieger won the
31st, 80-9.5; Logan Profitt (PV), 58th,
300 hurdles. Baker had 51.75
65-3; Izek Cleveland, 62nd, 58-9; Ca-
points. The Pine Eagle boys
sey Vaughan (PV), 64th, 57-6; Max
finished 13th with 22 points,
Thomas (PE), 72nd, 47-5
led by Caleb Brown’s win in
Javelin
the 800 and his second-place
Brock Farley (PE), 5th, 137-7; Gaige
finish in the 1,500.
Birmingham, 12th, 123-8; Colton
On the girls side, Baker
Birmingham, 34th, 99-11; Caleb
amassed 90.43 points to top
Kerns (PV), 37th, 98-0; Tyson Hunt
runner-up Nyssa, with 87.43.
(PE), 45th, 88-10; Kevin Gutierrez,
La Grande was a distant third
54th, 73-7
with 62 points. Pine Eagle was
High jump
19th with 10 points, and Pow-
Thaddeus Pepera, 7th, 5-6; Brock
der Valley 24th with 4.5 points.
Farley (PE), 11th, 5-2
Baker’s Sydney Lamb placed
Pole vault
second in the 1,500 and 3,000.
Kathy Aney/East Oregonian
Emma Baeth was second in
Jackson Chandler of Powder Valley long jumps on Friday, April 1, 2022, Reeve Damschen, 1st, 11-6
the 400 and 800.
at the the Carnival of Speed track-and-field meet in Milton-Freewater. Long jump
Jackson Chandler (PV), 2nd, 19-
Baker’s girls and boys both Chandler took second place with a jump of 19 feet, 5 inches.
5; Kaden Krieger (PV), 4th, 18-10;
won the 4x400 relay.
33rd, 1:03.00; Gabriel Brown (PE),
Kayden Garvin, 10th, 17-9; Reeve
“I told the kids on the bus,
teams and about 400 athletes
46th, 1:05.59; Orrin Cobb (PV), 51st, Damschen, 18th, 17-6; Brock Far-
competing.
this was the best early sea-
1:11.25; Kaiden Bass (PE), 52nd,
ley (PE), 21st, 17-3; Orrin Cobb (PV),
son meet I have been a part
58th, 14-4; Tyson Hunt (PE), 65th,
1:12.01
of,” Baker coach Suzy Cole
CARNIVAL OF SPEED
12-7
800
said. “Not only did they com-
pete amazingly, they prepared BOYS— Baker, Powder Valley Caleb Brown (PE), 1st, 2:03.82; Jor- Triple jump
great, many of them were
(PV) and Pine Eagle (PE results) dan Mills, 11th, 2:19.75; Seth Mas- Reece Dixon (PV), 2nd, 40-6; Dash
100
focusing on individual tech-
trude, 12th, 2:20.21; Peyton Waters, Bloomer, 5th, 37-8.5; Jackson Chan-
dler (PV), 11th, 35-6
niques to help them perform
Kaden Krieger (PV), 2nd, 11.77; Re- 23rd, 2:29.31;
better and they were able to
ece Dixon (PV), 4th, 11.96; Wyatt
1500
Hawkins, 12th, 12.19; Josh Hunt
do that so much sooner than
GIRLS — Baker, Powder Valley
Caleb Brown (PE), 2nd, 4:16.72;
(PE), 26th, 12.80; James Denson
what it usually takes. They
(PV) and Pine Eagle (PE results)
Daniel Brown, 9th, 4:38.37; Seth
(PE), 49th, 13.59; Casey Vaughan
were great at supporting one
Mastrude, 15th, 4:50.59; Reid Davis 100
another, it was just an amazing (PV), 54th, 13.95; Tyson Hunt (PE),
(PE), 17th, 4:51.50; Hunter Bingham Ayla Bingham (PV), 6th, 14.23; Alexis
61st, 15.59; Haven Olson, 62nd,
meet for us.”
Conant, 10th, 14.54; Lillee Henry,
(PV), 27th, 5:07.06; Peyton Waters,
19.74
Cole said many of Baker’s
18th, 14.77; Lani Pierce, 51st, 16.76
30th, 5:07.72; Gabriel Brown (PE),
200
athletes were competing for
200
43rd, 5:30.09; Allen Bedolla (PV),
Reece Dixon (PV), 1st, 24.32; Wyatt 52nd, 5:44.75
the first time this spring.
Anna Belding, 1st, 27.72; Ayla Bing-
“It was just so fun to see all Hawkins, 2nd, 24.45; Jackson Chan- 3000
ham (PV), 11th, 29.82; Lillee Henry,
the kids do so great,” she said. dler (PV), 5th, 25.18; Angel DeArcos, Daniel Brown, 8th, 10:33.43; Karsten 26th, 31.50; Ella Randall (PE), 30th,
10th, 25.44; Kayden Garvin, 12th,
The Carnival of Speed,
32.10; Jodi Bingham (PV), 43rd,
Cikanek, 14th, 11:16.40
25.70; James Denson (PE), 38th,
one of the biggest and oldest
33.70; Lilly Collins, 47th, 34.30
110 hurdles
27.92
high school sporting events
Thaddeus Pepera, 12th, 20.37
400
in the region, returned after
300 hurdles
Jackson Chandler (PV), 3rd, 55.24;
a two-year hiatus due to the
Angel DeArcos, 6th, 55.71; Diego
pandemic. This was the 85th
Kaden Krieger (PV), 1st, 41.26; Dash
Quintela, 9th, 57.11; Jordan Mills,
edition of the meet, with 30
Bloomer, 6th, 46.01; Casey Vaughan
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CONTEST
400
Anna Belding, 1st, 1:01.97; Emma
Baeth, 2nd, 1:02.10; Brooklyn Jaca,
6th, 1:06.72; Sofia Hanson, 9th,
1:09.54; Taylor Shold (PE), 1:14.09
800
Emma Baeth, 2nd, 2:28.58; Emma
Timm, 4th, 2:44.93
1500
Sydney Lamb, 2nd, 5:42.49; Taylor
Shold (PE), 14th, 6:20.83; Evie Davis
(PE), 25th, 6:52.08; Emma Annis (PE),
31st, 8:58.93
3000
Sydney Lamb, 2nd, 12:12; Sofia
Kaaen, 5th, 13:12.81
100 hurdles
Brooklyn Jaca, 6th, 19.20; Jayden
Whitford, 16th, 21.74; Alexis Conant,
17th, 21.76
300 hurdles
Jayden Whitford, 12th, 1:00.24; Ann-
astasia Johnson, 14th, 1:01.82
4x100 relay
Baker, 8th, 1:00.09 (Lani Pierce,
Jayden Whitford, Annastasia John-
son, Alexis Conant)
4x400 relay
Baker, 1st, 4:27.10 (Anna Belding,
Brooklyn Jaca, Emma Timm, Emma
Baeth)
Shot put
Ryann Paulsen, 10th, 28-3.5; Nevaeh
Sculdt (PV), 28th, 24-3; Abby Cox
(PV), 31st, 23-11; Montana Williams,
32nd, 23-8; Lilly Collins, 33rd, 23-7;
Hadley Wallace (PV), 20-10; Evie Da-
vis (PE), 18-1.5
Discus
Lilly Collins, 17th, 68-8.5; Evan Rex-
road, 18th, 68-0; Nevaeh Sculdt (PV),
64-4; Abby Cox (PV), 31st, 61-10;
Montana Williams, 32nd, 61-9.5;
Hadley Wallace (PV), 46th, 53-8.5;
Evie Davis (PE), 58th, 41-7
Javelin
Ryann Paulsen, 3rd, 96-10; Ella Ran-
dall (PE), 9th, 84-6; Dallee Bingham
(PV), 11th, 83-2.5; Nevaeh Sculdt
(PV), 21st, 74-5; Jozie Ramos, 22nd,
73-5; Montana Williams, 30th, 67-1;
Trinity Nesser (PV), 51-11; Emma An-
nis (PE), 59th, 39-8
High jump
Jozie Ramos, 3rd, 4-10; Alexis
Conant, 13th, 4-2, Trinity Nesser
(PV), 13th, 4-2
Pole vault
Sofia Kaaen, 5th, 6-6
Long jump
Ayla Bingham (PV), 7th, 13-8; Taylor
Shold (PE), 20th, 12-4; Sofia Kaaen,
25th, 11-11; Jodi Bingham (PV),
40th, 10-8; Lani Pierce, 43rd, 10-5
Baker City Herald
The Baker boys golf team
won the team title at the Mac-Hi
Invitational on Friday, April 1,
and Baker’s Caitlin Lien was the
girls individual medalist.
The Baker girls had just three
players so the Bulldogs weren’t
eligible for the team title, which
requires at least four players.
Baker coach Mike Long said
he was happy with the results
given that the Bulldogs, due to
inclement weather, haven’t had
a lot of practice at Quail Ridge
Golf Course.
Playing on a par-60 course
(most courses are par-72 or
par-71), the Baker boys com-
piled a score of 296 for the top
four players to beat runner-up
Mac-Hi, with 304. La Grande
was third at 333.
Three Bulldogs shot rounds
of 73, four strokes off Enterprise
Dylan Jennings’ low round of
69 — Jesse Maldonado, Kaden
Conklin and Isaiah Jones.
Gavin Stetcher, a senior who
Long said only recently took up
golf, shot a 77, and Alex Ritter
carded a 98.
On the girls side, Lien shot a
38 on the back nine, a five-shot
improvement from the first
nine, to card an 81.
Lilly Wilson, a freshman who
is also new to golf, shot a 96.
Long said Wilson is pro-
gressing about as rapidly as any
player he has coached.
Makenna Shamion, who
transferred to Baker from Sea-
side and started playing just a
couple weeks ago, carded a 116.
Baker will return to Umatilla
County on Friday, April 8, for a
tournament at the Golf Course
at Birch Creek in Pendleton.
The Baker girls will host the
Baker Invitational on April 18
at Quail Ridge, and the boys
will have a home invitational on
April 25.
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