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2022 State Track Meet Snapshots

Fayetteville’s Brooklyn Jaeger is shown here leaping her way to fifth place in the long jump at state with a distance of 16-6.25. Photo by Scott Coleman
Schulenburg’s Meredith Magliolo is shown here on her way to a second place finish at state in the high jump. She cleared 5-feet, 3-inches to win silver. Photo by Scott Coleman
Round Top-Carmine’s Ilse Salinas is shown here running in the 200 meters at state. Photo by Jeff Wick
Schulenburg’s Keanu Anthony placed 9th at the state meet, clearing six feet. Photo by Scott Coleman
The La Grange 4x400 girls relay team placed sixth at the state track meet, running a personal best time time of 4:03.61, missing out on a state bronze medal by just 22-hundreths of a second. Left to right, the runners were Hailey Bass, Sophia Gardiner, Landri Hernandez and Aysia Grant.
La Grange’s Jaren Woods fouled on all three of his attempts in the 4A discus competition at the state meet. Photo by Scott Coleman
Fayetteville’s Ottis Dominey running in the 1A 4x400 relay. Photo by Scott Coleman
Reid Gross hands off to Logan Fritsch at Fayetteville’s first exchange of the 1A boys 4x400 relay. Fayetteville placed fifth with a school record time of 3:31.23. Photo by Jeff Wick
Fayetteville’s Keagan Supak running in the 1A 4x400 relay. Photo by Scott Coleman
Flatonia’s Kobe Burton placed sixth in the 2A boys shot put with a distance of 49-feet, 11.75 inches. Photo by Scott Coleman
Fayetteville’s Cole Fenhaus was sixth in the 1A boys 3200 meter with a time of 11:27.73 Photo by Scott Coleman

It was a very busy state track meet Saturday for Round Top-Carmine senior Ilse Salinas. She won state bronze in the 1A long jump with a leap of 17-feet, 0.25-inches. She was fifth in the triple jump with a leap of 35-feet, 9-inches. Then she was seventh in the 100 meters with a time of 12.74 and finally fifth in the 200 meters with a time of 26.64.

“It was stressful (doing four events). I surprised myself this year making it in four,” said Salinas, who is going on to study law at Texas A&M. “I worked really hard to get here. There are so many girls out there that don’t have this chance and I was blessed enough to have it in four events so I think that’s awesome.”

Fayetteville’s Brooklyn Jaeger won state silver in both the 100 meters (with a time of 12.61) and in the 200 meters with a time of (26.07). Miami’s Anna Hudson beat her in both races, setting new state 1A girls records in both races.

“I’m super proud of it. I didn’t think I would beat the girl from Miami. She’s a beast. My goal was to get a new PR (personal record, in the 200 meters) and I beat that by a lot,” Jaeger said.

Hudson, like Jaeger, is a junior so they may both be back fighting it out at state in the sprints again next year. – Jeff Wick