Senior Zachary Koenig qualified in all four swimming events, winning both the 100-yard freestyle and 100-yard breaststroke and joining the 200-meter medley team to earn a ticket to the state meet in Las Vegas this week. and helped lead both the freestyle relay team.
Truckee won both the boys and girls divisions Saturday at the Carson Aquatic Center, with the Green Wave boys placing fourth overall with 165 points. In the boys' division, the Wolverines easily outscored South Tahoe (245) with 379 points, and in the girls' division, they outscored South Tahoe by more than twice as many, winning 492-211. For the girls, Fallon placed 6th with 115 points.
The state tournament will be held Saturday at the Pavilion Center pool in Las Vegas.
Koenig won the freestyle event in 49.01 seconds and the breaststroke by six seconds, finishing in 58.41 seconds. The 200 medley relay team of William McLean, Koenig, Michael Liston and Brody Reynolds placed fourth with a time of 1:55.57. The 200-meter freestyle relay team, made up of the same group, swam in 1 minute 48.30 seconds and took third place.
In the individual events, Liston placed sixth in the 100 butterfly with a time of 1:07.81, about five seconds away from qualifying for state. Reynolds also placed sixth in the 100 free in 59.59 seconds, leaving him about five seconds away from going to state. McLean placed sixth in the 500 free with a time of 6:29.41.
Cage Euler finished seventh in the 100 backstroke in 1:19.09, with the top four teams all posting times of 1:03.20 or better. Reynolds placed seventh in the 100 breaststroke with a time of 1:16.82.
For the girls, senior Gracie Cosman was the only qualifier as a pair of relay teams finished just one spot away from going to state.
Kosman's preliminary time in the 200 individual medley should have been enough to take first place in the final, but Kosman took second in 2:32.32. Cosman also placed second in the 100-meter breaststroke with a time of 1:17.79, putting her nearly four seconds away from winning.
The 200-meter freestyle relay team of Cossman, Evelyn Lott, Joclyn Miller and Katelen Helton finished the meet in 1 minute, 57.81 seconds, qualifying for state with just 1.2 seconds left of a fourth-place finish. The same group swam the 200-meter medley relay and finished less than three seconds shy of fourth place. The team took fifth place with a time of 2:13.77 after North Valleys took the fourth and final place.
In the individual events, Lott placed sixth in the 200-meter individual medley in 2:44.28, needing to shave seven seconds off to qualify for state. Helton placed seventh in the 100 backstroke with a time of 1:12.62, about three seconds away from qualifying for state.
tracking
Last weekend at the Northern 3A Regional Tournament at Carson High School, Fallon finished eighth on the girls' team with 20 points and ninth on the boys' team with 38.5 points, earning three runners a spot in this week's state tournament.
Truckee won both the boys and girls divisions with scores of 92 and 129 points.
Jessalyn Lewis and Bransyn Wright each qualified for the state tournament in two events, and Edwin Ugalde advanced in one event. The top four finishers qualify for state, which will be held Friday and Saturday at Carson High School.
Jessalyn Lewis placed second in the triple jump with 34 feet, two inches away from tying for first, and took fourth in the long jump with a mark of 15-1.25. The winning mark was 16-6.25.
Wright placed second in the triple jump with a mark of 40 feet, 8.5 inches, and third in the high jump with a mark of 6-3, 2.25 inches short of first place.
Edwin Ugalde placed second in the 800 meters with a time of 1:59.05, but finished seventh in the 400 meters with a time of 52.36 seconds, falling 1.28 seconds short of advancing to state.
In the long jump, Kayden Simpson needed three inches to take fourth place, but finished fifth with a huge jump of 18-11.
Nathaniel Bianchi placed seventh in the triple jump at 37-7.75 and Simpson placed seventh in the high jump at 5-6, needing four more inches to advance to state.
Edmund Allyn needed a 12-3 record to advance in the pole vault, but finished 6th, a foot better than his 9-6 record.
In the discus, Jacob Sorensen led the team with a 15th place finish at 115 feet, followed by Garrett Helton with 115-9, Sebastian Escartin with 95-10 and Alec Recker with 91.
In the 1600, Jarrett Ugalde Torres finished 12th in 11 minutes, 24 seconds, followed by Jackson Barbee in 11 minutes, 24 seconds. and Leo Arcolasi, 13:07.74. The cutoff time for state (4th place) was 10 minutes 15.43 seconds.
The boys 4×100 relay team needed to shave about a second off its 45.57 seconds to go to state, but finished in seventh place. The 4×800 team also finished the race in 8 minutes 55.15 seconds, finishing 7th with just 14 seconds left.
Sophia Basurto ran the race in 17.46 seconds and finished fifth in the 100 hurdles, 0.34 seconds short of going to state.
Lewis placed seventh in the shot put with a mark of 28-5, followed by Kaitlyn Glinka with 27 feet and Madison Lewis with 26-7.5.
In the pole vault, Riley Guerrero finished 13th with a record of 5-6 and fourth place with a record of 8-6.
The women's 4×100 relay team recorded a time of 54.54 seconds.
golf
The Green Wave boys golf team won the Northern 3A regular season title earlier this month, finishing with 77.5 points and qualifying the entire team for this week's two-day state tournament, which begins Tuesday at Mountain Falls Golf Club in Pahrump. obtained.
Last Monday at Dayton Valley Golf Course, Fallon tied for first with Elko with a 332 stroke, while Paquera Marama-Gomez led the team with a 79. Colin Sicido finished with an 81, followed by Ron Lee and Dierks Hamon with 86s. Wyatt Sorensen carded a 90, followed by Drake Reed with a 91.
In the final tournament of the year, Fallon won by one stroke over Elko at Sierra Sage Golf Course in Stead.
Fallon finished with 333 points, with Shishido leading the way with 79 and Hamon finishing with 80. Malama-Gomez followed with 83, followed by Lee and Sorensen with 91. The lead ended at 92.
