And Helms did exactly that. The Red Raider ran a solid race, finishing with a time of 59.33 to be the third-place finisher. She was behind only Hughesville standout Katelyn Temple and State College’s Sarah Kocher. Temple won in 57.54 and Kocher ran a 58.25 for second.

“I would say that I wish I had pushed hard, but it was again, like this race is just getting me into the mentality of what it feels to run at districts and ultimately at states,” Helms said.

That’s the ultimate goal, and Friday serves as a nice appetizer for what districts will bring in terms of competition for Bellefonte and Helms.

“I think it’s a landmark leading up to districts. Lock Haven, it’s a big meet leading up to districts and normally I run pretty good at districts. Lock Haven I don’t always hit my best time at this meet, but it gets me into the season of I may not get a lot of good competition during the season during league meet or something,” Helms said. “An invite like this helps me hit a landmark. Even though 59 isn’t my best time, it’s definitely a landmark for the season and a good start.”

TIM WEIGHT/For The Express Bellefonte's Althea Helms competes in the triple jump at the Lock Haven High School Classic on Friday.

Helms was one of just four runners in the 400 to break the minute mark as Williamsport’s Geiana Whaley ran a 59.65 to take fourth.

Bellefonte had a number of top-8 finishers on Friday, and Helms was glad to see her school having success.

“As a school I think we performed great. My best friend Addi Fry had a crazy PR in the one-mile, she ran a 5:10, she’s never done that so that was a big deal for her,” Helms said. “I think we have good stuff coming in next events (later in the day). … I think we have some good stuff coming.”

Fry PR’d in the 1,600 with her time of 5:10.84, which helped her secure a fourth-place finisih. She trailed only Wellsboro’s Laurek Kosek (4:59.47), Altoona’s Ashlyn Noce (4:59.80) and Williamsport’s Madeline Sanders (5:05.10).

Oh yeah, Helms’ prediction that good stuff was coming later in the day? She was right about that.

TIM WEIGHT/For The Express Bellefonte's Althea Helms competes in the triple jump at the Lock Haven High School Classic on Friday.

Helms finished third in the 200 to again reach the podium with a time of 25.71. She was behind only Wellsboro’s Piper Hoprich, who broke the meet record with a time of 25.09, and State College’s Sarah Kocher, who ran a 25.36.

Shortly after Helms took third in the 400, Landyn Langille ran a time of 41.46 to take a second-place finish in the 300 hurdles, the highest-finish for a Bellefonte athlete on Friday. He was behind only Hughesville’s Kaviko Faulkner, who won in 39.95.

“I think overall I did really well. I was trying to improve my start and last week (at invite) my start was so much better than rest of season. I ran a new PR last week,” Langille said. “Today, I was focused on second half of my race and kind of not stuttering over the hurdles. I think I fixed that and I ran an amazing time today. Got a good goal of mine out of the way.”

Competing with Faulkner and Shikellamy’s Maddox Hoover helped Langille run his time and compete well.

“I think having other people who can run faster times than you pushes you so much because it kind of tells me to run with them or try my best to get ahead of them,” Langille. “It pushes my speed, pushes my capacity to try to get past of them.”

TIM WEIGHT/For The Express Runners compete in the 1,600 from Bellefonte and Penns Valley at the Lock Haven High School Classic on Friday.

Langille had to try to chase down Faulkner late in the 300 hurdles, but couldn’t quite out-run the Spartan.

“Whenever I see someone go ahead of me, I really try to focus on keeping my arms up,” Langille said. “That’s one of things that puts me down on this race. I think keep my arms up and keep my drive going, I think that pushes me to keep going through my race.”

Bellefonte’s Madison Miller had a solid day in the javelin as she threw 112 feet, 8 inches to take third. She trailed only Altoona’s Annalyse Yost and Megan Kelley, who threw 133-1 and 115-11, respectively, for first and second.

“It’s fun. I didn’t get numbers I wanted to hit, but third place at a meet like this is still really good,” Miller said. “I think Annalyse (Yost) from Altona and Megan (Kelly) from Altoona , they’re both so good to compete with in a nice competition. Everyone else is also great competition too. It really pushes me.”

Like Helms, Miller also was happy to see her teammates in various events have success and come up big in events.

TIM WEIGHT/For The Express A Bellefonte athlete competes in the triple jump at the Lock Haven High School Classic on Friday.

“I think we’re a really good team. This meet we always come to it and we all put a lot of effort into coming in here and doing best we can, putting best foot forward. Sometimes you may not hit the numbers you like to hit, but sometimes you PR,” Miller said. “I think everyone is doing really good. Our runners are good, Addi Fry is breaking her own records left and right. Top of my head I cant remember who else is breaking records, but I know a lot of the runners are doing really good.”

Fry would take fifth in the 800 in 2:17.20 and Natalie Jolley was a sixth-place finisher in the 3,200. Jolley ran a time of 11:50.68 as Williamsport’s Madeline Sanders took first in the 3,200 in 11:01.83.

Bellefonte’s girls 1,600 relay team also took fifth in 4:06.72.

Bellefonte’s Jonathan Gasper was a fifth-place finisher in the boys 1,600 in 4:34.19. He was behind only Luke Bradbury of State College (4:19.00), State College’s Kyle Fritzche (4:19.62), Mifflin County’s Aidan Scavitti (4:30.49) and Lewisburg’s Justin Nolt (4:30.51).

Jack Tyson of Bellefonte was a fifth-place finisher in the javelin with a throw of 158 feet, 10 inches. Shikellamy’s William Bender won by almost reaching 200 feet (196-7) and Shikellamy’s Brody Rebuck was second (190-0).

TIM WEIGHT/For The Express Runners compete in the 1,600 from Penns Valley at the Lock Haven High School Classic on Friday.

In the shot put, Bellefonte had another fifth-place finisher in Samuel Witmer. The Red Raider had a mark of 46-9 1/2, just seven inches behind fourth-place finisher Luke Solbakken of State College. State College’s CJ Clemons won with a meet-record throw of 57-2 1/4 and Loyalsock’s Jeremiah Johnson was second (53-3).

All in all, Friday was a nice meet for the Red Raiders and got them ready for tougher competition soon at the District 6 championships.

“We’re all putting the work in for sure, especially worth it to come to these meets where we’re actively against good competitors,” Miller said.

Penns Valley also saw success on Friday.

The Rams’ Spencer Althouse was a sixth-place finisher in the 100 with a time of 11.29, just 0.06 seconds behind fourth-place finisiher Landon Bassett of State College and fifth-place finisher Spencer Stine of Hughesville.

Also taking sixth on the boys side was Cael Smith, doing so in the shot put for Penns Valley. He had a throw of 45-3. Noah Patel of Penns Valley took seventh in the high jump with a height of 5-10.

The boys 3,200 relay team finished eighth in 8:57.20.

On the girls side, Breanne Porter was an eighth-place finisher in the javelin by throwing 104-7 and Miley Hubler took sixth in the high jump with a height of 5-0.

BOYS RESULTS

TEAM SCORES: 1. State College 144.5; 2. Shikellamy 114; 3. Williamsport 90; 4. Mount Carmel 57; 5. Hughesville 42; 6. Warrior Run 41; 7. Punxsutawney 39; 8. Altoona 38; t-9. Montoursville 31; t-9. Mifflin Couny 31; t-11. Bellefonte 20; t-11. Lewisburg 20; t-11. Loyalsock 20; 14. Wellsboro 17; 15. Penns Valley 9; 16. Central Mountain 7; 17. Danville 6.5; 18. Cameron County 5; 19. Jersey Shore 4; t-20. Montgomery 2; t-20. South Williamsport 2; 22. Williamson 1.

2,000 steeplechase: 1. Chris Setree, Punxsutawney, 6:30.88; 2. Hart Oden, Mifflin County, 6:39.41; 3. Seth Lieb, Altoona, 6:42.76; 4. Adrian Doran, State College, 6:50.20; 5. Damien Winner, Central Mountain, 6:53.13; 6. Cashlin Rogers, Loyalsock, 6:59.02; 7. Ben Alexander, State College, 6:59.68; 8. Johannes Van emrik, Williamsport, 7:07.79.

3,200 relay: 1. State College (E. Drohan, K. Fritzche, D. Walker, L. Bradbury), 7:54.64; 2. Lewisburg (G. Barner, H. Shields, J. Johnson, J. Nolt), 7:59.62; 3. Williamsport (N. Baird, A. Furey, L. Waldman, C. Hofstrom), 8;17.75; 4. Wellsboro (M. Macias, J. Cuneo, D. Seeling, H. Whitney), 8:18.96; 5. Punxsutawney (A. Bish, A. Manners, C. Setree, M. Conrad), 8:44.12; 6. Shikellamy (A. O’Brien, S. Higgs, B. Chestnut, G. Ross), 8:46.55; 7. Mount Carmel (E. Hine, L. Edmonson, D. Boris, C. Keiser); 8. Penns Valley (T. Price, E. Roland, W. Mayer, G. Banyay), 8:57.20.

110 hurdles: 1. Maddox Hoover, Shikellamy, 15.82; 2. Gavin Cromley, Warrior Run, 15.86; 3. Brendan Wolfgang, Hughesville, 15.87; 4. Kaviko Faulkner, Hughesville, 16.09; 5. Jordan Rutan, Punxsutawney, 16.30; 6. Aaron Bucher, Shikellamy, 16.54; t-7. Eddie Day, Mount Carmel, 16.74; t-7. Ryan Brown, State College, 16.74.

100: 1. Bryce Winslow, Montoursville, 11.09; 2. Alex Takach, Williamsport, 11.11; 3. Jayden Byrd, State College, 11.13; 4. Landon Bassett, State College, 11.23; 5. Spencer Stine, Hughesville, 11.23; 6. Spencer Althouse, Penns Valley, 11.29; 7. Danny Dowell, Loyalsock, 11.29; 8. Carter Gormont, Hughesville, 11.36.

1,600: 1. Luke Bradbury, State College, 4:19.00; 2. Kyle Fritzche, State College, 4:19.62; 3. Aidan Scavitti, Mifflin County, 4:30.49; 4. Justin Nolt, Lewisburg, 4:30.51; 5. Jonathan Gasper, Bellefonte, 4:34.19; 6. Brysen Thornton, Williamsport, 4:37.20; 7. Hugh Shields, Lewisburg, 4:38.87; 8. Ebin Hine, Mount Carmel, 4:39.27.

400 relay: 1. *State College (J. Byrd, L. Bassett, H. Lustig, K. Moustafa), 42.98; 2. Mount Carmel (G. Kotzo, B. Rishel, M. Kimsal, C. Karycki), 43.74; 3. Altoona (D. Verticelli, M. Jackson, N. Stump, C. Etters), 44.05; 4. Hughesville (C. Gormont, S. Haddon, S. Stine, J. Smith), 44.06; 5. Loyalsock (E. Wetzler, A. Cochran, I. Baker, D. Dowell), 44.32; 6. Williamsport (T. Sabb-WIlson, N. Williams, A. Thomas, C. Jandrisavitz), 44.55; 7. Lewisburg (D. Osunde, S. Perez, I. Bloomfield, J. Weis), 45.38; 8. Central Mountain (R. Rohrbach, C. Peterson, W. Heeman, S. Hill), 45.82.

400: 1. Tevin Williams, Williamsport, 49.37; 2. Ori Kennel, Warrior Run, 49.41; 3. Bryce Winslow, Montoursville, 50.50; 4. Scott Fleming, Shikellamy, 50.53; 5. Billy Rishel, Mount Carmel, 50.63; 6. Gideon Kennel, Warrior Run, 51.09; 7. Quinn Winslow, Montoursville, 51.47; 8. Maxwell Fogelman, Warrior Run, 51.80.

300 hurdles: 1. Kaviko Faulkner, Hughesville, 39.95; 2. Landyn Langille, Bellefonte, 41.46; 3. Maddox Hoover, Shikellamy, 41.48; 4. Cameron Cintron, Montoursville, 41.62; 5. Noah Stump, Altoona, 41.71; 6. Brendan Wolfgang, Hughesville, 41.73; 7. Landon Bennett, Danville, 42.02; 8. Jordan Rutan, Punxsutawney, 42.27.

800: 1. Connor Hofstrom, Williamsport, 1:57.82; 2. Eamon Drohan, State College, 1:59.94; 3. Noah Baird, Williamsport, 1:59.99; 4. Wyatt Laubacher, Hughesville, 2:01.02; 5. Matt Morningstar, State College, 2:01.08; 6. Adin Bish, Punxsutawney, 2:01.13; 7. Braego Cieslukowski, Warrior Run, 2:01.21; 8. Jude Cuneo, Wellsboro, 2:01.92.

200: 1. Alex Takach, Williamsport, 22.15; 2. Jayden Byrd, State College, 22.21; 3. Billy Rishel, Mount Carmel, 22.83; 4. Karim Moustafa, State College, 23.22; 5. Dominic Verticelli, Altoona, 23.24; 6. Sam Haddon, Hughesville, 23.28; 7. Henry Lustig, State College, 23.38; 8. Cooper Karycki, Mount Carmel, 23.50.

3,200: 1. Dexter Walker, State College, 9;31.12; 2. Thomas Ruffing, State College, 9:34.35; 3. Hoyt Rodenbaugh, MIfflin County, 9:40.09; 4. Chris Setree, Punxsutawney, 9:41.65; 5. Aiden Hoffman, Warrior Run, 9;42.00; 6. Ebin Hine, Mount Carmel, 9:50.15; 7. Henry Whitney, Wellsboro, 9:52.66; 8. Brysen Thornton, Williamsport, 9:54.53.

1,600 relay: 1. *Warrior Run (M. Fogelman, B. Cieslukowski, G. Kennel, O. Kennel), 3:22.21; 2. Altoona (A. Layton, D. Verticelli, N. Stump, C. Etters), 3:24.31; 3. Montoursville (A. Shearer, Q. Winslow, J. Williams, B. Winslow), 3:24.95; 4. State College (A. Yarnell, K. Fritzche, O. Viglione, L. Bradbury), 3:27.09; 5. Mount Carmel (M. Kimsal, B. Rishel, G. Kotzo, E. Dye), 3:30.16; 6. Shikellamy (M. Hoover, G. Ross, V. De La Rosa, S. Fleming), 3:34.32; 7. Central Mountain (S. Hill, B. Rhine, R. Rohrbach, W. Heeman), 8. Punxsutawney (A. Bish, A. Manners, C. Setree, J. Rutan), 3:35.40.

Javelin: 1. William Bender, Shikellamy, 196-7; 2. Brody Rebuck, Shikellamy, 190-0; 3. Reece Bell, Mifflin County, 169-10; 4. Jacob Matteson, Cameron County, 159-2; 5. Jack Tyson, Bellefonte, 158-10; 6. Jack Suydam, Mifflin County, 151-4; 7. Jack Fortin, South Williamsport, 148-11; 8. Simon Smith, State College, 145-8.

Triple jump: 1. Hunter Bordner, Shikellamy, 45-7 1/4; 2. Thomas Pollock, Shikellamy, 45-1 3/4; 3. Jude Lazicki, Mount Carmel, 44-8 3/4; 4. Adam Manners, Punxsutawney, 43-7; 5. Owen Mayville, State College, 42-6; 6. Ashton Thomas, Williamsport, 42-2 1/4; 7. Rebira Jemama, Lewisburg, 41-7; 8. Jonathan Carl, Wellsboro, 40-7.

Shot put: 1. *CJ Clemons, State College, 57-2 1/4; 2. Jeremiah Johnson, Loyalsock, 53-3; 3. Cordoza Minor, Williamsport, 48-11 3/4; 4. Luke Solbakken, State College, 47-4 1/2; 5. Samuel Witmer, Bellefonte, 46-9 1/2; 6. Cael Smith, Penns Valley, 45-3; 7. Josh Knoebel, Montgomery, 42-11 1/2; 8. William Bender, Shikellamy, 42-8 3/4.

Pole vault: 1. Aaron Bucher, Shikellamy, 13-6; 2. Collin Lutz, Altoona, 13-6; 3. Heath Miller, Punxsutawney, 13-0; 4. Ryan Kemock, Warrior Run, 12-6; 5. Morgan Barlet, Shikellamy, 12-0; 6. Cooper Allmaras, Williamsport, 11-6; t-7. Jensen Teece, Altoona, 11-6; t-7. Nathaniel Wolfe, Altoona, 11-6; t-7. Simon Smith, State College, 11-6.

High jump: 1. Tevin Williams, Williamsport, 6-4; 2. David Seeling, Wellsboro, 6-2; 3. Hunter Bordner, Shikellamy, 6-0; t-4. Jude Lazicki, Mount Carmel, 5-10; t-4. Liam Tomco, Danville, 5-10; 6. Khani McCray, Jersey Shore, 5-10; 7. Noah Patel, Penns Valley, 5-10; 8. Anthony Hargarther, Williamson, 5-10.

Discus: 1. Luke Solbakken, State College, 135-3; 2. Azaziel Lilly, Mount Carmel, 134-6; 3. Hayden Crawford, Shikellamy, 133-10; 4. Jeramiah Sheganoski, Mount Carmel, 126-11; 5. Bryce Brumbach, Shikellamy, 126-6; 6. Jeremiah Johnson, Loyalsock, 122-0; 7. Dekker Pietzsch, Mifflin County, 121-2; 8. Jake Machmer, Jersey Shore, 119-7.

Long jump: 1. *+Tevin Williams, Williamsport, 23-10 3/4; 2. *Thomas Pollock, Shikellamy, 23-5 1/4; 3. Landon Bassett, State College, 22-4 1/4; 4. Aiden Williams, Shikellamy, 21-9; 5. Hunter Bordner, Shikellamy, 21-2 1/2; 6. Jude Lazicki, Mount Carmel, 21-1 1/2; 7. Brayden Burkett, Montoursville, 20-5; 8. Rebira Jemama, Lewisburg, 20-2 1/4.

GIRLS RESULTS

TEAM SCORES: 1. State College 170; 2. Altoona 151; 3. Hughesville 72.75; 4. Williamsport 69; 5. Lewisburg 58; 6. Bellefonte 45.75; 7. Wellsboro 41; 8. Punxsutawney 33; 9. Warrior Run 18; 10. Mount Carmel 13.75. 11. Mifflin County 13; 12. Jersey Shore 12.75; 13. Central Mountain 6; t-14. Montoursville 6; t-14. Saint Joseph’s Catholic 6; 16. Coudersport 5; t-17. Cameron County 4; t-17. Penns Valley 4; t-19. Montgomery 3; t-19. Williamson 3; 21. Loyalsock 1.

2,000 steeplechase: 1. Carolyn Frank, State College, 7:45.53; 2. Lacey Shaeffer, State College, 7:49.87; 3. Emerson Snare, Altoona, 8:06.32; 4. Amilia Coffey, Mifflin County, 8:40.61; 5. Leah Wright, Saint Joseph’s Catholic, 8:51.81; 6. Carly Converse, Hughesville, 8:58.32; 7. Addilyn Shrivinski, Hughesville, 8:58.91; 8. Adelynn Barner, Lewisburg, 9:03.01.

3,200 relay: 1. Altoona (B. Adams, A. Noce, E. Etters, L. Luke), 9:36.79; 2. Lewisburg (A. Shields, C. Driver, L. Schwartz, B. Espinosa), 9:40.52; 3. Hughesville (L. Ochs, K. Temple, S. Poust, R. Sellers), 9:49.97; 4. Warrior Run (K. Zaktansky, B. Pick, R. Brouse, N. Hall), 9:51.89; 5. State College, 10:07.35; 6. Punxsutawney (Q. Homan, M. martino, E. Conrad, R. Miller), 10:21.89; 7. Williamsport (J. Pelly, A. Nichols, K. Ballard, C. Wade), 11:45.40; 8. Wellsboro (K. Kosek, M. Tice, A. Chaborek, E. Wetherbee), 12:13.02.

100 hurdles: 1. *Aubrey Phillips-Cobb, Williamsport, 14.98; 2. Hannah Owulade, Altoona, 15.45; 3. Ella Raish, State College, 16.27; 4. Evelynn Neale, Punxsutawney, 16.42; 5. Macia Owens, Central Mountain, 16.62; 6. Elizabeth Hollick, Jersey Shore, 16.68; 7. Lauren Craft, State College, 16.94; 8. Faith Berwanger, Montoursville, 16.97.

100: 1. Piper Hoprich, Wellsboro, 12.24; 2. Kamille Peachey, State College, 12.68; 3. Sophia Odea, Altoona, 12.81; 4. Bailey Barron, Altoona, 12.96; 5. Luna Moyer, Wellsboro, 12.98; 6. Brookelynn Weaver, Altoona, 13.14; 7. Naomi Crispin, St. Joseph’s Catholic, 13.14; 8. Deseray Mobley, State College, 13.21.

1,600: 1. Lauren Kosek, Wellsboro, 4:59.47; 2. Ashlyn Noce, Altoona, 4:59.80; 3. Madeline Sanders, Williamsport, 5:05.10; 4. Addison Fry, Bellefonte, 5:10.84; 5. Emelia Wolfe, Hughesville, 5:16.97; 6. Brionna Adams, Altoona, 5:25.95; 7. Julia Bigger, State College, 5:27.27; 8. Evelynn Meckbach, Hughesville, 5:28.48.

400 relay: 1. *State College (D. Mobley, S. Kocher, K. Peachey, A. Woskob), 48.64; 2. Hughesville (Katelyn Temple, S. DeWire, C. Schultz, Kylie Temple), 49.51; 3. Wellsboro (S. Yoder, L. Moyer, P. Rush, P. Hoprich), 50.04; 4. Williamsport (C. Steppe, A. Gallishaw, S. Bailey, T. Price), 51.53; 5. Punxsutawney (N. Burkett, A. Lewis, E. Neale, M. Guidice), 51.59; 6. Central Mountain (H. Conklin, L. Walker, S. Hall, M. Owens), 52.40; 7. Lewisburg (N. Driver, L. Asche, K. Lytle, L. Davis), 52.73; 8. Loyalsock (O. Alberts, R. Buffington, M. Wolford, A. Dadzie), 53.73.

400: 1. Katelyn Temple, Hughesville, 57.54; 2. Sarah Kocher, State College, 58.25; 3. Althea Helms, Bellefonte, 59.33; 4. Geiana Whaley, Williamsport, 59.65; 5. Taylor Kenepp, Mifflin County, 1:00.11; 6. Kamille Peachey, State College, 1:00.37; 7. Madalynn Bailey, Williamson, 1:00.39; 8. Aaralynn Kimble, Jersey Shore, 1:00.79.

300 hurdles: 1. *Kylie Temple, Hughesville, 43.66; 2. Lauren Craft, State College, 46.67; 3. Ellie Embser, State College, 47.20; 4. Sierra DeWire, Hughesville, 47.52; 5. Elizabeth Hollick, Jersey Shore, 47.61; 6. Adelynn Lewis, Punxsutawney, 47.68; 7. Adelyn Himmelwright, Altoona, 48.53; 8. Selah Persing, Montgomery, 48.59.

800: 1. Baylee Espinosa, Lewisburg, 2:14.86; 2. Grace Fortin, Hughesville, 2:14.94; 3. Evie Younkin, State College, 2:15.49; 4. Loisa Hofstrom, Williamsport, 2:16.72; 5. Addison Fry, Bellefonte, 2:17.20; 6. Riley Miller, Punxsutawney, 2:21.55; 7. Anne Horgas, State College, 2:22.07; 8. Natalie Hall, Warrior Run, 2:22.13.

200: 1. *Piper Hoprich, Wellsboro, 25.09; 2. Sarah Kocher, State College, 25.36; 3. Althea Helms, Bellefonte, 25.71; 4. Geiani Whaley, Williamsport, 26.39; 5. Taylor Kenepp, Mifflin County, 26.59; 6. Bailey Barron, Altoona, 26.93; 7. Desiree Ware, Williamsport, 26.94; 8. Deseray Mobley, State College, 27.01.

3,200: 1. Madeline Sanders, Williamsport, 11:01.83; 2. Ashlyn Noce, Altoona, 11:04.56; 3. Autumn Swisher, State College, 11:25.07; 4. Emelia Wolfe, Hughesville, 11:38.67; 5. Theo Wilkinson, Lewisburg, 11:47.15; 6. Natalie Jolley, Bellefonte, 11:50.68; 7. Laura Ochs, Hughesville, 11:53.38; 8. Emma Etters, Altoona, 11:56.15.

1,600 relay: 1. *Altoona (B. Adams, B. Weaver, A. Himmelwright, S. Odea), 3:56.03; 2. *Hughesville (Katelyn Temple, S. DeWire, E. Wolfe, Kylie Temple), 3:57.30; 3. *State College (K. peachey, E. Yunkin, O. Myers, S. Kocher), 3:57.37; 4. *Punxsutawney (N. Burkett, A. Lewis, Q. Homan, R. Miller), 3:58.76; 5. Bellefonte (K. Knepp, A. Fry, A. Helms, M. Miller), 4:06.72; 6. Warrior Run (L. Rovenolt, B. Pick, K. Zaktansky, N. Hall), 4:07.30; 7. Lewisburg (K. Batkowski, A. Shields, B. Espinosa, M. Moyers), 4:07.38; 8. Jersey Shore (K. Loomis, M. Lehman, A. Kimble, E. Hollick), 4:10.13.

Javelin: 1. Annalyse Yost, Altoona, 133-1; 2. Megan Kelly, Altoona, 115-11; 3. Madison Miller, Bellefonte, 112-8; 4. Isabella Hudick, Mount Carmel, 108-7; 5. Raina Paulson, Mount Carmel, 108-1; 6. Elsie Bresslin, Cameron County, 107-7; 7. Alexis McKeta, Montgomery, 106-3; 8. Breanne Porter, Penns Valley, 104-7.

Triple jump: 1. *Lydia Delsite, Lewisburg, 38-1 1/4; 2. *Jill Long, Altoona, 37-11 1/4; 3. Hannah Owulade, Altoona, 35-11 1/2; 4. Saige Cunningham, State College, 35-11 1/2; 5. Isabelle Morrow, Williamsport, 35-5 1/4; 6. Althea Helms, Bellefonte, 35-4; 7. Alyssa Woskob, State College, 34-5 3/4; 8. Abbie Thomas, State College, 34-1 1/4.

Shot put: 1. Lydia Tate, State College, 38-2 3/4; 2. Alyssa Lipski, State College, 36-7 3/4; 3. Kihlee Noel, Altoona, 35-6 1/2; 4. Nevaeh Katalinas, Mount Carmel, 34-6 3/4; 5. Jennifer Sherry, Coudersport, 34-5 3/4; 6. Ziva Williams, Lewisburg, 34-2 1/4; 7. Madison Miller, Bellefonte, 33-7 1/2; 8. Gwynn Rowe, Lewisburg, 33-3.

Pole vault: 1. Elliana Kostock, Punxsutawney, 11-0; 2. Ella Raish, State College, 10-6; 3. Victoria Schellenberg, Bellefonte, 10-0; 4. Allie Eberhart, Montoursville, 9-6; 5. Olesia Cieslukowski, Warrior Run, 9-6; 6. Annika Shields, Lewisburg, 9-0; 7. Violet Peffer, Bellefonte, 9-0; 8. Alexis Shutt, Warrior Run, 9-0.

High jump: 1. Josie Younkin, State College, 5-4; 2. Isabelle Morrow, Williamsport, 5-4; 3. Taylor Lear, Altoona, 5-2; 4. Lydia Delsite, Lewisburg, 5-2; 5. Sofia Kelly, Central Mountain, 5-0; 6. Miley Hubler, Penns Valley, 5-0; t-7. Anna Tyson, Bellefonte, 4-10; t-7. Casey Schultz, Hughesville, 4-10; t-7. Hannah Fourspring, Mount Carmel, 4-10; t-7. Vivian Hale, Jersey Shore, 4-10.

Discus: 1. Kihlee Noel, Altoona, 133-3; 2. Alyssa Lipski, State College, 125-11; 3. Lydia Tate, State College, 122-8; 4. Ziva Williams, Lewisburg, 114-6; 5. Annabelle Pierce, Warrior Run, 110-2; 6. Allison Bilbay, Jersey Shore, 103-2; 7. Gwynn Rowe, Lewisburg, 102-2; 8. Trinity Earle, Cameron County, 99-9.

Long jump: 1. Hannah Owulade, Altoona, 17-11 1/2; 2. Alyssa Woskob, State College, 17-7 1/2; 3. Jil Long, Altoona, 17-2; 4. Isabelle Morrow, Williamsport, 17-0; 5. Taylor Lear, Altoona, 16-7 1/4; 6. Saige Cunningham, State College, 16-7; 7. Lydia Delsite, Lewisburg, 16-5 1/4; 8. Madalynn Bailey, Williamson, 15-11.

* — meet record

+ — school record

TIM WEIGHT/For The Express Runners compete in the 1,600 from Central Mountain and Bellefonte at the Lock Haven High School Classic on Friday.

TIM WEIGHT/For The Express Central Mountain's Macia Owens competes in the 100 hurdles at the Lock Haven High School Classic on Friday.