Track season starts off on right foot
Track season
starts off on right foot
This past Saturday,
the Landmark Christian boys and girls track teams competed well in their
first outdoor meet of the season: the Collins Hill Icebreaker Invitational.
Running against primarily 5A schools, the Landmark boys team finished
fifth overall, with 38 points, and the girls finished second overall,
with 88 points (only seven points behind the winner, Shiloh).
The boys were
not at full strength, missing two top performers and two others running
injured. Highlights in the meet came from Joseph Register scoring 19 points
and breaking the school record in the pole vault at 13'8." Lindsey
Vincent scored 34 points with 1st place in the long jump, 400, and 200.
Sierra Hill had 22 points with a 1st in the 300 low hurdles. Register
and Vincent are Fayette County residents. Hill is from S. Fulton County.
For track afficionados,
McIntosh High School will host the McIntosh Relays on Saturday with action
running all day. This event will feature a number of local track teams
taking on some of the stronger teams in the state.
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