The Doddridge County boys track team won its home Cline Stansberry Invitational Friday night in Ellenboro. (Photo by Sam Santilli)

WEST UNION — Doddridge County’s boys, who were led by high-point Tommy Walters-Hickman, won for the fourth straight spring while Williamstown’s girls repeated here Friday at the Cline Stansberry Invitational.

A pair of meet records fell by the wayside for the girls thanks to Elkins teammates Julia Biola (800, 2:17.67) and Marissa Brenwalt (100H, 14.72).

For the boys, a half dozen meet records were erased and that included Parkersburg’s AJ Payne also setting the school record in the 400 (48.72) and anchoring the record-breaking 4×2 that crossed in 3:27.75 with the help of teammates Landen Deuley, Gavin Bowman and Rogan Mincks. In fact, Mincks’ clocking of 1:57.56 also set the meet record in the 800.

Parkersburg boys, who like the girls only brought partial teams, edged out Ritchie County (78-77.5) for fourth place as Doddridge County (133) was followed by Elkins (101) and Williamstown (81.5).

Ripley’s Kyndyll Butler secured high-point honors for the girls with 33 as the Vikings barely nipped St. Marys (56.5-55) for fifth. Williamstown finished just ahead of Parkersburg, 111-107, with Elkins (69) and Doddridge County (66) following.

Walters-Hickman secured gold in the 100 (11.16), 200 (22.76) and the long jump (20-11.25). Bulldog head coach Bobby Burnside also had a double-winner with Nathanael Lloyd (high jump, 5-10; pole vault, 13-6).

Williamstown’s boys also featured a double-winner thanks to Christian Lockhart taking the shot with a throw of 47 feet, 10 inches as well as the discus (166-3).

While Elkins had meet records in the 4×1 (Elias Jones, Jaden Hatfield, Tony Silvester, Randal Marks: 44.62) and the 4×8 (Josh Bodkins, Logan Jones, Dylan Fortney, Trevor George: 8:07.92), the only other meet record came in the 300 hurdles where Wahama’s Trace Simpkins ran a 39.41.

Doddridge County’s boys also won the shuttles in a time of 1:02.53 with Will Adams, Trey McDonough, Jaxon Trent and Brycen Eidel.

Also for the Tigers, Jones, Hatfield, Lucian Breault and Marks won the 4×2 with a 1:31.66.

Others earning top of the podium finishes for the boys were Elkins’ Bobby Valentine (1600, 4:31.00), Parkersburg’s Connor George (3200, 9:49.95) and Wahama’s Reece Gerlach (110H, 15.76).

Butler had a pair of wins for the Vikings after running a 26.32 in the 200 and a 1:01.51 in the 400. Butler, who ran a 13.09 in the 100 to place fourth behind Tucker County champ Lela Wright’s 12.70, also finished runner-up to Valley’s Laken Dawson (16-3.75 to 15-4.5) in the long jump.

Williamstown head coach Zach Hall watched Reagan Corbett grab 20 points via victories in the shot put (38-8.65) and discus (131-0). The ‘Jackets also got a first-place effort of 10 feet in the pole vault from Grace Boone while Parkersburg’s Mya Baruwa won the high jump after clearing 5-4.

Biola secured the win in the 1600 with a time of 5:07.13 and Morgan Metz of Parkersburg clocked in at 11:35.69 to capture the 3200 crown. Big Red teammate Kelina Utietiang ran a 50.52 to take gold in the 300 hurdles.

The Yellowjacket girls also won the 4×2 by crossing in 1:51.21 thanks to Addison Richardson, Aleena Jhonson, Audrey Lefebure and Maggie Johnson.

Parkersburg closed the meet with Calli Angelos anchoring the victorious 4×4 (4:23.84) along with teammates Olivia Carpenter, Utietiang and Metz. Carpenter, Hadley Edwards, Audrey Wagoner and Angelos also won the 4×8 with a time of 10:15.34.

The other two relay wins went to Doddridge County in the 4×1 (Brooke Dehaven, Taylor Bodkin, Jaycee Lipscomb, Payton Trent: 51.62) and Wahama in the shuttles (Sydney Rickard, Hannah Frye, Adyson VanMeter, Aly Barnitz: 1:10.95).

Cline Stansberry Invitational

GIRLS TEAM SCORES: Williamstown 111, Parkersburg 107, Elkins 69, Doddridge County 66, Ripley 56.5, St. Marys 55, Magnolia 40.5, Wahama 40, Gilmer County and Valley 34, Wood County Christian 29, Tucker County 22, South Harrison 21, Ritchie County 13

High-point: Kyndyll Butler (Ripley) 33

100: Lela Wright (TC) 12.70, Bella Sockman (M) 12.97, Laken Dawson (V) 13.08, Kyndyll Butler (R) 13.09, Mya Baruwa (P) 13.28, Maggie Johnson (WT) 13.35, Brinnley Ward (Wah) 13.60, Tiffany Fisher (R) 13.68

200: Kyndyll Butler (R) 26.32, Bella Sockman (M) 26.42, Laken Dawson (V) 27.02, Lela Wright (TC) 27.05, Payton Trent (DC) 27.55, Lilly Irons (E) 28.04, Addison Mosso (P) 28.12, Kelina Utietiang (P) 28.71

400: Kyndyll Butler (R) 1:01.51, Addison Richardson (WT) 1:02.77, Luci Collins (WT) 1:03.71, Lena Frymier (GC) 1:05.80, Allison Poole (P) 1:06.21, Irelyn Radabaugh (SH) 1:06.33, Mayah Gross (TC) 1:06.51, Lana Gilfillan (SM) 1:07.28

800: Julia Biola (E) 2:17.67*(NEW MEET RECORD, broke the 2:22.39 set in 2025 by Elkins’ Emilia Tenney), Anna Bennett (SM) 2:21.35, Morgan Metz (P) 2:27.35, Cassie Sites (WT) 2:27.87, Elliot Handley (WCC) 2:31.85, Paige Sterns (GC) 2:32.02, Audrey Wagoner (P) 2:32.05, Bridget Kirby (WT) 2:37.56

1600: Julia Biola (E) 5:07.13, Anna Bennett (SM) 5:20.53, Cassie Sites (WT) 5:23.92, Hadley Edwards (WT) 5:42.05, Paige Sterns (GC) 5:42.71, Molly McFadden (E) 5:43.36, Sylvia Harris (WT) 5:44.69, Amber Perkins (WCC) 5:46.93

3200: Morgan Metz (P) 11:35.69, Amber Perkins (WCC) 12:41.28, Elliot Handley (WCC) 12:46.06, Paige Sterns (GC) 13:26.31, Savannah Holden (SH) 14:16.65, Reese Woodford (GC) 14:19.83, Mariah Whitlock (SM) 14:40.18, Zoe Kirksey (SH) 14:57.12

100H: Marissa Brenwalt (E) 14.72*(NEW MEET RECORD, broke own mark of 15.30 set in 2025), Avry Bennett (SM) 16.11, Jessa Anderson (M) 17.55, Jaycee Lipscomb (DC) 17.69, Addisyn Kerby (WT) 17.72, Irelyn Radabaugh (SH) 18.15, Elynn Derby (V) 18.49

300H: Kelina Utietiang (P) 50.52, Aniya Payne (P) 50.77, Elynn Derby (V) 51.31, Adyson VanMeter (Wah) 51.52, Makaela Bandy (WT) 52.00, Addisyn Kerby (WT) 52.59, Sydney Rickard (Wah) 52.77, Kenadi Carte (E) 53.43

4×1: DC (Brooke DeHaven, Taylor Bodkin, Jaycee Lipscomb, Payton Trent) 51.62, Wah 53.90, E 54.19, M 54.43, WT 54.75, SM 55.27, TC 55.53, GC 56.84

4×2: WT (Addison Richardson, Aleena Johnson, Audrey Lefebure, Maggie Johnson) 1:51.21, DC 1:53.31, P 1:53.50, E 1:54.89, V 1:55.28, M 1:55.52, TC 1:56.54, GC 1:56.60

4×4: P (Olivia Carpenter, Kelina Utietiang, Morgan Metz, Calli Angelos) 4:23.84, E 4:30.48, WT 4:30.70, SM 4:38.38, Wah 4:43.05, WCC 4:44.88, GC 4:50.33, SH 4:53.00

4×8: P (Olivia Carpenter, Hadley Edwards, Audrey Wagoner, Calli Angelos) 10:15.34, E 10:46.63, SM 11:11.50, SH 11:21.94, WT 11:31.36, RC 11:40.14, M 12:40.45, DC 12:44.03

Shuttles: Wah (Sydney Rickard, Hannah Frye, Adyson VanMeter, Aly Barnitz) 1:10.95, WT 1:12.29, SM 1:13.67, R 1:21.28, DC 1:22.95, SH 1:29.91

Shot put: Reagan Corbett (WT) 38-8.5, Brooke Burnside (DC) 34-1.5, Sophia Corbin (P) 33-3, Karma Hedges (P) 32-5.5, Sabena Stewart (WCC) 32-3, Jordyn Gains (WT) 32-3, Morgan Morris (RC) 31-0, Mackenzie Deem (SH) 29-5

Discus: Reagan Corbett (WT) 131-0, Natalie Henger (RC) 118-6, Brooke Burnside (DC) 111-0, Jeonah Underwood (DC) 104-2, Jordyn Gains (WT) 103-0, Sabena Stewart (WCC) 100-8, Ella Powers (DC) 94-6, Mayah Gross (TC) 92-8

High jump: Mya Baruwa (P) 5-4, Ava Dobbins (GC) 5-2, Brooke DeHaven (DC) 5-0, Marissa Brenwalt (E) 4-10, Ava Sayre (P) 4-10, Leah Hartline (M) and Tiffany Fisher (R) 4-8, Nia Cousins (P) 4-8

Pole vault: Grace Boone (WT) 10-0, Dezzie Steele (R) 9-0, Jaycee Lipscomb (DC) 9-0, Avry Bennett (SM) 9-0, Jalynn Shamblin (R) and Mackenzie Durback (R) 8-0, Sidni Gerlach (SM) 8-0, Paytyn Conley (SM) 8-0

Long jump: Laken Dawson (V) 16-3.75, Kyndyll Butler (R) 15-4.5, Jessa Anderson (M) 14-6, Adyson VanMeter (Wah) 14-4.75, Aly Barnitz (Wah) 14-2.75, Nia Cousins (P) 13-10.75, Blair Dobbins (GC) 13-10, Taylor Bodkin (DC) 13-7.5

NOTE: Williamstown defended their team title.

BOYS TEAM SCORES: Doddridge County 133, Elkins 101, Williamstown 81.5, Parkersburg 78, Ritchie County 77.5, Wahama 67.5, Ripley 42.5, St. Marys 38, Tucker County 30, Wood County Christian 20, South Harrison 12, Magnolia 11, Heritage Christian 3, Gilmer County 1

High-point: Tommy Walters-Hickman (Doddridge County) 30

100: Tommy Walters-Hickman (DC) 11.16, Randal Marks (E) 11.35, Reid Kisamore (TC) 11.39, Gavin Bowman (P) 11.55, Jacob Riffle (DC) 11.85, Cade McCoy (R) 12.21

200: Tommy Walters-Hickman (DC) 22.76, Trace Simpkins (Wah) 23.18, Jackson Kerr (WT) 23.34, Ayden Pittman (RC) 23.42, Isaac Butcher (R) 23.65, Jordan Adkins (R) 23.72, Lucian Breault (E) 24.03

400: AJ Payne (P) 48.72*(NEW MEET RECORD, broke 49.64 set in 2012 by Liberty’s Brandon Franklin), Landen Deuley (P) 50.16, Chase Pickering (WT) 51.66, Che Wilkinson (R) 51.93, Desmond Parks (SM) 52.17, Nate Ricottilli (TC) 52.94, Sawyer Thacker (R) 52.94, Holden Misel (WCC) 53.35

800: Rogan Mincks (P) 1:57.56*(NEW MEET RECORD, broke the 2:00.71 set in 2025 by Ritchie County’s Dylan Malolepszy), Trevor George (E) 1:59.10, Vincent Zegrea (WT) 1:59.83, Desmond Parks (SM) 2:03.06, Holden Misel (WCC) 2:03.52, Ricardo Salazar (P) 2:04.40, Jimmy Erlandson (WT) 2:04.42, Colton Key (DC) 2:04.82

1600: Bobby Valentine (E) 4:31.00, Benjamin Tenney (E) 4:35.50, Blaze Seese (RC) 4:36.53, Ricardo Salazar (P) 4:36.82, Koa Navarro (WCC) 4:38.90, Josh Bodkins (E) 4:40.09, Lynk Suesli (TC) 4:42.88, Gavin Wilburn (WT) 4:44.11

3200: Connor George (P) 9:49.95, Koa Navarro (WCC) 9:58.33, Bryce Bills (SM) 10:19.17, Riley Dennis (M) 10:20.03, Parker Barnes (SM) 10:21.23, Gavin Wilburn (WT) 10:23.58, Kenson Roman (RC) 10:41.53, Treven Schaefer (E) 10:44.05

110H: Reece Gerlach (Wah) 15.76, Kellen Cress (RC) 16.13, Tyrell Miller (WT) 16.54, Nathanael Lloyd (DC) 16.93, Brycen Eidel (DC) 17.07, Logan Rowan (E) 18.48, Coleton Barker (SH) 18.55

300H: Trace Simpkins (Wah) 39.41*(NEW MEET RECORD, broke the 39.57 set in 2015 by Ritchie County’s Jayden Allender), Kellen Cress (RC) 41.50, Noah Shoemaker (RC) 42.39, Brycen Eidel (DC) 42.44, Tyrell Miller (WT) 42.67, Nehemiah Sears (SH) 42.97, Cooper Roush (Wah) 43.09, Reece Gerlach (Wah) 43.65

4×1: E (Elias Jones, Jaden Hatfield, Tony Silvester, Randal Marks) 44.62*(NEW MEET RECORD, broke the 46.66 set in 2011 by Magnolia’s Kacor/Shreve/Rogalski/Rohde; 2025 by Doddridge County’s A. James/L.Blake/T.Snyder/Walters-Hickman), SM 45.59, WT 45.66, DC 45.67, R 46.30, RC 47.33, P 48.75, GC 55.66

4×2: E (Elias Jones, Jaden Hatfield, Lucian Breault, Randal Marks) 1:31.66, DC 1:34.18, R 1:34.26, RC 1:35.18, WT 1:35.26, TC 1:39.08, P 1:39.22, Wah 1:39.31

4×4: P (Landen Deuley, Gavin Bowman, Rogan Mincks, AJ Payne) 3:24.75*(NEW MEET RECORD, broke the 3:34.48 set in 2015 by Roane County’s McGinnis/Bates/Fisher/Pell), WT 3:34.41, E 3:34.82, Wah 3:36.11, RC 3:42.85, WCC 3:44.81, DC 3:45.56, SH 3:46.17

4×8: E (Josh Bodkins, Logan Jones, Dylan Fortney, Trevor George) 8:07.92*(NEW MEET RECORD broke the 8:23.54 set in 2002 by Williamstown’s Raper/Cox/Pickrell/Parsons), DC 8:29.88, R 8:47.24, RC 8:50.19, TC 8:50.53, M 8:59.13, SM 9:04.56, WT 9:42.37

Shuttles: DC (Will Adams, Trey McDonough, Jaxon Trent, Brycen Eidel) 1:02.53, SM 1:03.19, SH 1:03.41, RC 1:04.65, E 1:06.40, M 1:13.84, R 1:13.95

Shot put: Christian Lockhart (WT) 47-10, Charlie Long (Wah) 47-9, Aaron Glaspell (DC) 44-6, Jaden Solomon (DC) 44-2, Colin Jones (WT) 43-3, Ben Eakins (P) 43-3, Chase Morris (RC) 42-5, Deion Mosley (SM) 41-9

Discus: Christian Hoosier (WT) 166-3, Donovan Howes (E) 153-3, Jacob Britton (DC) 139-6, Chase Morris (RC) 139-4, Aaron Glaspell (DC) 136-6, Hunter Miller (Wah) 129-9, Nate Ross (P) 124-1, Jaden Solomon (DC) 124-1

High jump: Nathanael Lloyd (DC) 5-10, Lucas Barb (TC) 5-10, Cooper Rush (Wah) 5-10, Randal Marks (E) 5-8, Jenner Keen (RC) 5-8, Brady Mills (HC) 5-8, Evan Bailey (WT) and Cooper Eastman (R) 5-6, Quinten Byrd (RC) and Brayden Watson (RC) 5-4

Pole vault: Nathanael Lloyd (DC) 13-6, Alex Greer (P) 12-6, Trey McDonough (DC) 12-6, Nate Harris (Wah) and Brayden Watson (RC) 12-0, Tyrell Miller (WT) 12-0, Preston Nixon (E) 11-6, Austin Blackshire (Wah) 11-0

Long jump: Tommy Walters-Hickman (DC) 20-11.25, Reezin Stitt (Wah) 20-4.25, Cade McCoy (R) 19-9.5, Kellen Cress (RC) 19-3, Lucas Barb (TC) 18-11.75, Nathanael Lloyd (DC) 18-5.25, Elias Jones (E) 18-4.75, Isaac Reel (E) 17-1

NOTE: Doddridge County captured its fourth straight title.