Pride is on the line. We all want to win. Who wants it more? This anticipated conference meet had all the drama and met every expectation. This was the time track became a team sport and not an individual. Athletes competed as one to be named the best private schools in the WCAC!

The Archbishop Carroll boys vs. DeMatha and Seton vs. St. John's girl's rivalry were the reason this meet was worth a conversation! Every team was driven by their opponents and it showed on the track. Everyone has respect for each other but when the time comes it's all business. We'll be uncovering all of the drama!

Boys Sprints

Carroll had a point to prove to be seen as the sprint powerhouse! Nyckoles Harbor led his team to a sweep in the 100m and 200m giving them big points. Harbor took gold in both running 10.47 and 20.77. Marcus Brown earned both silvers with 10.74 and 21.41. Dezmone Starks fought for 3rd in both with 10.74 and 21.47. With those performances alone, Carroll had 48 points! Damill Bostic gets another 10 points for Carroll with his 48.90 400m win. Connor Redfield got silver with 48.93 while Nicholas Steed took bronze with 49.39.

Girls Sprints

Lailah King took gold in the 100m for St. John's with her 12.18 performance. Jasmine Sharps had a close second of 12.18 and Alexis Brown earned her first bronze with 12.35. Cymia Yourish and Justice McDaniel had a head-to-head battle on the track! Both go sub 25 for gold and silver, Yourish won the 200 with her 24.62 and McDaniel goes 24.92. Alexis Brown gets her 2nd bronze medal in the 200 with her 25.05. Yourish and Mcdaniels take the podium again in the 400m. Yourish shocks the crowd with a meet record and US #23 time of 54.29. McDaniels came close with her 55.79! Jada Armstrong kept the momentum going with her 56.93.