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MHS track teams vie today for Tidewater crowns

Middlesex High School’s Jakim Lomax competes in the triple jump during an earlier season quad meet at John D. Lemons Jr. Track and Bristow/Boxley Field in Saluda. (Photo by Tom Chillemi)

by Larry Chowning –

The Middlesex High School (MHS) varsity boys track team finished second in a Tidewater District track meet on Tuesday, May 10, as West Point won the team competition.

At West Point, the Pointers won with 237 points. Middlesex was second, 106 points; Washington and Lee, third, 44 points; King and Queen Central, fourth, 30 points; and Essex, fifth, 16 points.

The Chargers had three first place finishes in the meet as Jayden Kidd won the high jump (5’); 100 meter dash (12.06); and 200 meters (24.4). Malachi Ball finished fourth in the 400 meters (57.92); Vicente Reyes, third, 800 meters (2:23.32) and Thomas Dodd, fourth, 800 meters (2:40.94) and second, 1,600 meters (5:54.26).

The Chargers will complete in the Tidewater District championship meet today, Thursday, May 19, at Charles City High School and the Region A meet, also at Charles City on May 26.

MHS girls track results

The Middlesex High School girls track team finished fifth as a team in a Tidewater District meet on Tuesday, May 10, scoring 13 points.

West Point won the meet with 140 points; Washington and Lee, second, 91 points; King and Queen Central, third, 52 points; Essex, fourth, 44 points and the Lady Chargers, fifth, 13 points.

Larry Chowning
Larry Chowninghttps://www.ssentinel.com
Larry is a reporter for the Southside Sentinel and author of several books centered around the people and places of the Chesapeake Bay.