Prep track and field teams from across the Twin Harbors got their 2022 seasons underway this week.

Elma, Hoquiam, Montesano and Wishkah Valley boys and girls track and field teams joined Naselle and Tenino for a 1B/2B/ 1A League Meet on Thursday, March 17, at Jack Rottle Field in Montesano.

The boys competition was highlighted by wins from Montesano sophomore Jesse Anderson, who took first in both the 800-meter and 1600-meter races.

RYAN SPARKS | THE DAILY WORLD Montesano sophomore Jesse Anderson crosses the finish line to win the boys 800-meter race on Thursday at Jack Rottle Field in Montesano. Anderson also won the 1600 meter race at the season-opening meet.

Montesano’s Aric Jacklin — the reigning 1A Evergreen League cross-country champion — took first in the 3200 by more than a minute, crossing the line with a time of 11:01.73.

In a show of sportsmanship, Jacklin immediately went over to assist his best friend — Timmy Higgins — after the Hoquiam junior winced in pain after suffering what initially appeared to be an injured hamstring upon crossing the finish line first to win the 400-meter race.

The Elma Eagles picked up wins in the boys 4×400-meter relay and in the shot put, where junior Landon Ritter threw a distance of 39 feet, 10 inches.

The girls competition was dominated by Montesano with nine event wins and 227 points to place first as a team.

The Bulldogs got multi-event wins from junior Jaiden King, who swept the two hurdles races, and Ashlyn Devereaux, who won both the long jump and triple jump.

Hoquiam, which placed second with 108 points, had six event wins led by thrower Tyara Straka, who won the shot put and discus events.

RYAN SPARKS | THE DAILY WORLD Hoquiam senior Tyara Straka prepares to throw the shot put on Thursday in Montesano. Straka won the event with a throw of 41 feet, seven inches, one of her two event wins on the day.

Elma had one event victory as Saige Roberts-Tonseth won the high jump.

For full race results, visit tinyurl.com/yckjz4kf.

Team Results

Boys — 1, Naselle 164 points. 2, Montesano 97. 3, Tenino 71. 4, Elma 66. 5, Hoquiam 53. 6, Wishkah Valley 1.

Girls — 1, Montesano 227. 2, Hoquiam 108. 3, Elma 64. 4, Tenino 47. 5, Wishkah Valley 14.

Local winners — Boys

Elma — Landon Ritter (shot put, 39-10); 4×400 relay, 4:51.69 (Jackson Schneider, Elijah Flores, Kaedin Betschart, Aaron Tuttle)

Hoquiam — Timmy Higgins (400, 55.07)

Montesano — Jesse Anderson (800, 2:20.70; 1600, 5:15.76); Aric Jacklin (3200, 11:01.73)

Local winners — Girls

Elma — Saige Roberts-Tonseth (high jump, 4’2)

Hoquiam — Katie Burnett (100, 14.24); Jane Roloff (1600, 5:59.24); Tyara Straka (shot put, 41-07; discus, 115-0); Kamryn Krohn (javelin, 97-01); Ariel Grant (pole vault, 7-0); 4×400 relay, 4:51.69 (Reagan McElliott, Ariel Grant, Kristina Goulet, Jane Roloff)

Montesano — Lilly Causey (200, 30.11); Jaiden Morrison (400, 1:09.99); Samantha Schweppe (800, 2:54.48); Jaiden King (100 hurdles, 18.71; 300 hurdles, 54.49); Ashlyn Devereaux (long jump, 14-03; triple jump, 31-05); 4×100 relay, 55.49 (Sierra Birdsall, Sam Roundtree, Alayna Olson, Jaiden Morrison); 4×200 relay, 1:56.04 (Dekotah Parks, Sierra Birdsall, Sam Roundtree, Jaiden Morrison)

2B League Meet at Ilwaco

North Beach and Ocosta track teams competed at a season-opening meet Thursday, March 17, in Ilwaco.

Local winners are listed below.

For full meet results, visit tinyurl.com/bpabp9mp.

Team Results

Boys — 1, North Beach 200. 2, Ocosta 100. 3, Toutle Lake 73. 4, Ilwaco 55. 5, NW Christian 54.

Girls — 1, Ilwaco 132. 2, North Beach 109. 3, Toutle Lake 53. 4, Ocosta 52. 5, NW Christian 49.

Local winners — Boys

North Beach — Tomas Brandenburg (110 hurdles, 21.02; 300 hurdles, 55.70); Eain Brattain (shot put, 35-00); Wyeland Lomedico (pole vault, 7-0): Josh Bighead (triple jump, 36-05); 4×100 relay, 51.14 (Josh Bighead, Noah Aquino, Wyeland Lomedico, Jeshurun Richards); Kobe Charley (javelin, 107-01)

Ocosta — William Idso (100, 11.34; 200, 23.62; high jump, 5-08); Matthew Idso (400, 53.20); Dylan Todd (1600, 5:07.37); 4×400 relay, 3:57.36 (Matthew Idso, Dylan Todd, Johnny Jones, William Idso)

Local winners — Girls

North Beach — Malia Cox (100, 13.97); Kaci Osborne-Hansen (high jump, 4-08)

Ocosta — Mataya Straka (shot put, 29-04; discus, 93-03); 4×200 relay, 2:03.74 (Rebekah Stone, Natalie Carloza-Pinto, Madeline Schaeffer, Josie Collier)

League Meet at Raymond

Raymond, South Bend, North River and Willapa Valley joined several other 2B schools in a season opening league meet on Thursday, March 17, in Raymond.

Local winners are listed below.

For full meet results, visit tinyurl.com/ycktsu59 .

Team Results — Boys

1, Onalaska 114. 2, Forks 106.5. 3, Raymond 99.5. 4, North River 63. 5, South Bend 32. 5, Chief Leschi 32. 7, Willapa Valley 24.

Team Results — Girls

1, Willapa Valley 127. 2, Forks 112. 3, Raymond 105. 4, Chief Leschi 48. 5, Onalaska 42. 6, South Bend 38. 7, North River 25.

Local winners — Boys

North River — Christopher Delaney (javelin, 129-08)

Raymond — Ethan Worlton (800, 3:19.39); Tre’ Seydel (300 hurdles, 44.70; high jump, 5-08); Morgan Anderson (pole vault, 10-06; triple jump, 38-11); 4×100 relay, 48.4 (Isaac Schlueter, Jaxson Freeman, Daysa Sypaphay, Morgan Anderson);

Local winners — Girls

North River — Eliza Gumaelius (1600, 6:36.93)

Raymond — Kyra Gardner (100 hurdles, 16.75; high jump, 5-06; long jump, 17-02); Lisa Finne (triple jump, 29-10)

Willapa Valley — Emily Wilson (100, 14.23; 800, 2:44.51); Jasmine Solo (3200, 14:28.07); Hannah Hamilton (shot put, 31-10.5); Lanissa Amacher (discus, 74-07); Lauryn McGough (javelin, 110-02; pole vault, 10-0)

Tumwater at Aberdeen

Tumwater and Aberdeen kicked off the 2022 track and field season on Wednesday, March 16, in Aberdeen.

Aberdeen winners are listed below.

For full meet results, visit tinyurl.com/2wv2w98b.

Team Results — Boys

1, Tumwater 85. 2, Aberdeen 55.

Team Results — Girls

1, Tumwater 105. 2, Aberdeen 28.

Aberdeen winners

Boys — Julian Campos (800, 2:02.02; 1600, 4:20.90); JaBron Brooks (shot put, 47-1.5); Tyler Bates (discus, 128-04); Andrew Troeh (high jump, 6-0); 4×400 relay, 3:41.63 (Trey Anderson, Andrew Troeh, Henry Nelson, Julian Campos).

Girls — Aman Cheema (discus, 52-10.5)