The Indian and Maiden track teams both took championships at the Levelland meet on March 6.
The Indians took first with 236 points.
In the 100-meter dash, junior Gavyn Knelsen was first (11.02), junior Tyler Friessen was second (11.14).
In the 200-meter dash, sophomore Jaden Corrales was first (23.52), and senior Connor Brown was second (23.55).
In the 400-meter dash, junior Johnathan Rodriguez was second (52.44), sophomore Jose Trujillo was fifth (54.90) and senior Austin Olivas was sixth (55.47).
In the 800-meter run, Rodriguez was fourth (2:12.36).
In the 1600-meter run, freshman Damian Flores was fourth (5:39.04), and freshman Angel Botello was fifth (5:44.85).
In the 3200-meter run, Flores was fourth (11:38.56).
In the 110-meter hurdles, sophomore Hudson Knelsen was first (16.94), and senior Ryan Werdenberg was second (17.28).
In the 300-meter hurdles, Werdenberg was second (44.62), and H. Knelsen was third (46.50).
In the 400-meter relay, the team of Brown, Friessen, Corrales and G. Knelsen took first (43.57).
In the 800-meter relay, the team of Brown, Friessen, Corrales and G. Knelsen took first (1:30.09).
In the 1600-meter relay, the team of Rodriguez, Olivas, Trujillo and senior Caton Cramer took first (3:35.92).
In high jump, senior Kaleb Price tied the school record in first place (6 feet, 6 inches.) Senior Jordan Garcia was second (6 feet, 4 inches), and Rodriguez took fourth (5 feet, 10 inches).
In pole vault, junior Rylan Reames was fourth (8 feet).
In ling jump, G. Knelsen was first (20 feet, 5 3/4 inches), Friessen was fifth (19 feet, 6 2/4 inches).
In triple jump, Friessen was second (41 feet, 1 inch), G. Knelsen was third (40 feet, 9 inches), and H. Knelsen was fourth (38 feet, 3 inches).
In shot put, senior Gabryl Alaniz was first (46 feet), senior Colby Sanders was second (42 feet, 9 inches).
In discus, Alaniz was third (129 feet, 7 inches), Sanders was fourth (124 feet, 6 inches).
The Maiden track team took first overall with 234 points.
In the 200-meter dash, junior Adyson Warren was first (28.80), senior Brittany Wimmer was second (28.93), sophomore Kiyanna Unger was fifth (30.08), and sophomore Taberah Georges was sixth (30.27).
In the 400-meter dash, Wimmer was second (1:05.65), senior Jordan Danley was fourth (1:06.32), junior Addison Armstrong was fifth (1:06.53).
In the 800-meter run, Georges was second (2:49.52), junior Sunni Casarez was fourth (2:57.19).
In the 1600-meter run, Armstrong was second (5:52.50), and Casarez was sixth (6:41.55).
In the 3200-meter run, Armstrong was second (12:42.19).
In the 100-meter hurdles, sophomore Cambree Crow was first (15.33), junior Austyn Flowers was second (15.83), and freshman Zaeviana Castillo was fourth (17.76).
In the 300-meter hurdles, sophomore Taylor Morris was second (51.26), Castillo in fourth (51.72).
In the 400-meter relay, the team of senior Valerie Reyes, senior Monica Morin, sophomore Myranda Gonzales and Casarez took first (50.80).
In the 800-meter relay, the team of sophomore Rylee Wolf, freshman Nolee Letkeman, Flowers and Crow took first (1:46.13).
In the 1600-meter relay, the team of Wolk, Letkeman, Flowers and Crow took first (4:09.12).
In high jump, Letkemen was first (5 feet, 4 inches), Flowers was second (5 feet, 2 inches), and Morris was fourth (4 feet, 6 inches).
In pole vault, Unger was first (7 feet).
In long jump, Crow was first (17 feet, 1 3/4 inches), Wimmer was second (16 feet, 8 1/2 inches).
In triple jump, Crow tied the school record in first place (36 feet, 4 inches), Morris was sixth (30 feet, 5 inches).
In shot put, senior Malia Richardson was second (34 feet 1 1/2 inch), Morin was fifth (29 feet, 11 inches), and Reyes was sixth (29 feet, 2 inches).
In discus, Morin was third (94 feet, 8 inches), Casarez was fourth (87 feet, 2 inches), Richardson was sixth (80 feet, 7 inches).
