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For complete story and results on MIL Junior Varsity Track and Field Championships.

  Women - Team Rankings - 16 Events Scored
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    1) Seabury Hall               133        2) Maui High                  83   
    3) Kamehameha                  71        3) Baldwin High School        71   
    5) Maui Prep                   51.50     6) King Kekaulike             28   
    7) Kihei Charter               18        8) Lahainaluna High School     9.50
 
  Men - Team Rankings - 16 Events Scored
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    1) Baldwin High School Boys   166.33     2) King Kekaulike             77.66
    3) Maui High                   71        4) Lahainaluna High School    64   
    5) Seabury Hall                53        6) Kamehameha                 43   
    7) Kihei Charter               19                                           

 

Baldwin's Kyle Felix wins the boys 300-meter hurdles.  Photo by Rodney S. Yap.

Baldwin’s Kyle Felix wins the boys 300-meter hurdles. Photo by Rodney S. Yap.

Lahainaluna's Carver Locke in the boys 200-meter dash. Photo by Rodney S. Yap.

Lahainaluna’s Carver Locke in the boys 200-meter dash. Photo by Rodney S. Yap.

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King Kekaulike's Brennan Taberna (right) wins the 200-meter dash ahead of teammate Shane Ribucan.  Photo by Rodney S. Yap.

King Kekaulike’s Brennan Taberna (right) wins the 200-meter dash ahead of teammate Shane Ribucan. Photo by Rodney S. Yap.

Maui High's Ericson Hirose and Eli Cobb photo bomb the girls 3,000-meter run Friday.  Photo by Rodney S. Yap.

Maui High’s Ericson Hirose and Eli Cobb photo bomb the girls 3,000-meter run Friday. Photo by Rodney S. Yap.

Maui High's Hanisi Lotulelei finished third in the shot put and won the discus.  Photo by Rodney S. Yap.

Maui High’s Hanisi Lotulelei finished third in the shot put and won the discus. Photo by Rodney S. Yap.

Seabury Hall's Taysia Pimentel won the girls shot put.  Photo by Rodney S. Yap.

Seabury Hall’s Taysia Pimentel won the girls shot put. Photo by Rodney S. Yap.

Kamehameha Maui's Quinn Hottendorf won the boys 400 and finished second in the pole vault.  Photo by Rodney S. Yap.

Kamehameha Maui’s Quinn Hottendorf won the boys 400 and finished second in the pole vault. Photo by Rodney S. Yap.

Seabury Hall's Veronica Winham won the girls 800.  Photo by Rodney S. Yap.

Seabury Hall’s Veronica Winham won the girls 800. Photo by Rodney S. Yap.

Maui High's Emily Craig finished second in the girls 800.  Photo by Rodney S. Yap.

Maui High’s Emily Craig finished second in the girls 800. Photo by Rodney S. Yap.

Kamehameha Maui's Shaina Uyechi won the girls long jump with a leap of 13-7.25.  Photo by Rodney S. Yap.

Kamehameha Maui’s Shaina Uyechi won the girls long jump with a leap of 13-7.25. Photo by Rodney S. Yap.

King Kekaulike's Shane Ribucan (left) wins the boys 100 meters ahead of teammate Brennan Taberna (right), Seabury Hall's Isaiah Payne and Kamehameha Maui's Damon Martin.  Photo by Rodney S. Yap.

King Kekaulike’s Shane Ribucan (left) wins the boys 100 meters ahead of teammate Brennan Taberna (right), Seabury Hall’s Isaiah Payne and Kamehameha Maui’s Damon Martin. Photo by Rodney S. Yap.

Baldwin's Mindy Kimura wins the girls 100 meters ahead of Seabury Hall's Claire Borthwick and Kamehameha Maui's Ani Nitta. Photo by Rodney S. Yap.

Baldwin’s Mindy Kimura wins the girls 100 meters ahead of Seabury Hall’s Claire Borthwick and Kamehameha Maui’s Ani Nitta. Photo by Rodney S. Yap.

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