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individual performances combined this last weekend to

give Landmark Christian School's boys the first place

trophy in the McCallie Invitational track meet in

Chattanooga, Tenn.

Several

Georgia high school teams participated as Landmark's boys

took 106 points, beating Westminster, who placed second.

The Landmark girls took fifth place.

The boys

got amazing performances over the weekend. Joseph Cawood

placed second in the pole vault with a height of 13 feet.

Nick Polgardi placed second in the high hurdles, third in

the 300 intermediate hurdles and fourth in the discus.

Chris Rentz

took first place in the 300 intermediate hurdles, while

Hayes Mecure placed fourth. Mecure also took fifth place

in the 110 high hurdles and sixth in the discus. Brady

Rockmore placed second in the triple jump and fourth in

the long jump.

Kyle

Rabbitt continued his running dominance, winning the

1,600 in a time of 4:30.8 Nathan Kosiba of Peachtree City

won the 3,200 with a time of 9:34. The week before, the

team participated in the "Champion of

Champions" Invitational Meet in Mobile, Ala.

Rabbitt

took second place in the 1,600 with a personal best of

4:17.41, while Kosiba took first in the 3,200 with

9:15.42. The time broke both his own school record of

9:32 set last May at the Georgia State Meet as well as

the "Champion of Champions" meet record.

Kosiba is

currently ranked fourth in the nation in the outdoor

3,200-meter and fourth in the nation in the indoor

3,000-meter.