Prep roundup: Hartland relays set three school track and field records vs. Brighton

Hartland loaded up its sprint relay teams with senior Cameron Cheetam, the fastest sprinter in the school’s history, for its track and field meet Tuesday against Brighton.

The result was an assault on the Eagles’ record book, as three relays ran the fastest times ever by Hartland foursomes.

One week earlier, the 800- and 400-meter relay teams broke school records that stood for at least 12 years. Those marks were lowered against Brighton, while the 1,600 relay record set in 2013 was broken.

Ronan Poe, Evan Bryan, James Butzier and Cheetam won the 800 relay in 1:29.77, becoming the first Hartland team to break 1:30. The mark of 1:31.56 stood for a week after the previous record lasted since 1991.

The 400 relay team of Cameron Campbell, Cheetam, Jack Lansing and Bryan won in 43.01 seconds, breaking the record of 43.74 set last week. The mark of 43.84 stood since 2012.

The 1,600 relay team of Bryan, Robert Wisniewski, Carson Cook and Cheetam won in 3:25.62, breaking a time of 3:25.94 that was converted from a hand time by Bryan Condra, Jesse Neal, Will Jackson and Josh Duggan from 2013.

Cheetam, who holds the school records in the 100, 200 and 400, didn’t run an open event against Brighton.

Brighton won the meet by a 77-60 score.

Wyatt Nabozny won the 100 in 11.51 and the 200 in 23.05, while Luke Campbell won the 800 in 1:59.55 and the 1,600 in 4:35.60 for the Bulldogs.

Hartland’s Raymond Schleif swept the throws, winning the shot put with a toss of 43 feet, 5 inches and discus at 129-10.

Salem 64, Howell 41

Howell’s Bobby Kanka won shot put at 43-3 and discus at 134-10. Howell will host the KLAA championships Saturday.

MIAC jamboree

Charyl Stockwell finished first with 121 points in a six-team meet, beating runner-up Whitmore Lake by 20.

Owen Carlson won the 110 hurdles in 17.03 and the 300 hurdles in 44.94 to lead the Sentinels.

Girls track and field

Brighton 88, Hartland 44

Brighton’s Addison Payne won the 200 in 27.57, the 400 in 1:00.09 and was on the winning 800 relay team.

Juliet Lewis of Brighton won the 800 in 2:19.30, the fastest time in Livingston County this season. Hartland’s Aubree Meyer threw 40 feet even to stay unbeaten in shot put and reach 40-plus for the fourth straight meet.

Salem 90, Howell 33

Kylie Pung and Alexis Martin were on two winning relays for Howell.

MIAC jamboree

Charyl Stockwell took second out of six teams. Becka Lethorn won long jump at 14-7 and Lauren Hammond won the 100 in 13.83 for the Sentinels.

Golf

Hartland 153, Novi 160

Hartland sophomore Dallas Korponic, a state wrestling champion, was the medalist with a 37 at the Links of Novi.

Michael Maurin and Brady Betteley each shot 38, while Alex Hernandez shot 40 for Hartland.

Howell 146, Canton 166

Howell had the four lowest scores, with Zach Spencer shooting 34, Gavin Hill 36, and Derek Kantola and Rory Sturos each a 38.

Pinckney 175, Ypsilanti Lincoln 180

Freshman Alex Swinton shot Pinckney’s lowest score of the season with a 41, while senior Will Lawver shot 42.

Soccer

Adrian 2, Pinckney 1

Valerie Graves scored Pinckney’s lone goal.

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