In the overall GWOC Championship contested among all the divisions, the Elks finished a strong 4th. Leading the Elks were Sydney Kay and Amber Blackmore in the Pole Vault, Erionna Bush finishing 2nd in the discus, Alexa Jennings with a second in the 800, Katie Scarpino third in the 400, the 4×200 team of Scarpino, Stephanie McFarland, Jackie Etson and Kelsey Luebbe in 4th, Etson 4th in the 300H Hurdles, Luebbe 3rd in the 100, the 4×800 team of Meghan Harris, CC Salzman, Megan Quinlin and Jennings capturing 3rd and the 4×400 team of Scarpino, Etson, McFarland and Jennings winning the overall GWOC title with a time of 3:59. Great job by the entire team!!

The Girls Track Team starts competition in the Dayton District this Wednesday with the Finals on Friday night at Welcome Stadium.

Yankee Medical Center, 7677 Yankee Street, at the Southview Hospital campus on the east side

Cost: $15.00

REQUIREMENT!!!!!  Physical forms must be filled out and signed by a parent before the exam can be given!!!!!!

Physical forms can be picked up in the Athletic Office or printed from the Centerville City Schools website. See the full announcement for more details.

The girls compete again tomorrow in Piqua to conclude the Divisional Championship and to decide the overall winner of the GWOC. The Field Events start at 5:30 and the running events at 7:00. Come support the Elks and see some outstanding competition.

The Girls Track Team combined with the Boys Team to defeat Wayne on Wednesday night to win the latest edition of the Warrior/Elk Challenge. The girls had numerous outstanding performances. Cari Maxi won the high jump with a leap of 5′, Sydney Kay captured second in the Pole Vault and set a new school record with her Vault of 11′, Erionna Bush heaved the Discus to a season’s best 123′, Kelsey Luebbe blazed her way to a 12.43 clocking in the 100 meter dash to pick up second, Alexa Jennings dominated the field in the 400 with an excellent time of 59.2, Jackie Etson won the 300 Hurdles with a time of 46.7, Larissa John son won the Triple Jump and the 4×400 team of Etson, Jennings, Katie Scarpino and Stephanie McFarland broke the meet record by almost ten seconds by running a time of 4:00.5. Great job, Elks!!

The Girls travel to Piqua tomorrow to participate in the GWOC JV Meet and are back in Piqua next Wednesday and Friday for the GWOC Meet.

The Girls compete again this Wednesday at the Warrior/Elk Challenge here at home. It is also Senior Night. The action gets underway at approximately 5:00. Admission is a new or gently used Children’s Book. Why not clean out that bookcase and bring an entire bag of books!! See everyone at the track on Wednesday!!

The Girls Track Team finished a strong second in the rain-shortened Edwin Moses Dayton Relays on Friday Night at Welcome Stadium. The Elks had a number of impressive performances. The 4×1600 relay team of Christine Zavakos, Rachel Zavakos, Meghan Harris and Emily Pantuso got the Elks off to a good start by winning the opening event of the meet. The Pole Vault team of Sydney Kay and Amber Blackmore tied for first, and the Sprint Medley Team of Jackie Etson, Laura Kempfer, Katie Scarpino and Alexa Jennings picked up a second. In addition, the Elks got a fifth from the Shuttle Hurdle Team of Etson, Basha Ramsey, Hannah Vaughn and Sami Holthaus, a fourth place finish in the Discus from Erionna Bush and Rebecca Roy, and a sixth from the High Jump Team of Cara Maxi and Miranda Holbrook. Rounding out the scoring for the Elks was the 4×800 team of CC Salzman, Kelsey Kohls, Lizzie Thomas and Megan Quinlin that crossed the finish line in 6th.

The Elks compete again this Thursday and Friday in the Warrior Invitational at Wayne High School. The Warrior Invitational is one of the largest and most competitive meets in the State. It should be a great meet that will help get the Elks ready for GWOC.