The Franklin County High School boys and girls track and field teams competed in the Rudy Hensel Classic Saturday at Tullahoma High School.

The Franklin County athletes combined for 49 top-five finishes at the meet, including 19 first-place performances and 37 placements inside of the top three of events.

One of the highlights for Franklin County was Brandon Walker setting a new school record in the boys 110-meter hurdles with a time of 15.79 seconds.

In the group standings, the Franklin County boys finished first out of five teams with a score of 224.5 points for the day, beating Tullahoma by 69 points for the top spot.

The Franklin County girls also claimed a team championship for the meet as they accumulated 163 points to finish first out of six squads. Rhea County was the girls runner-up with 149 points.

Recording first-place finishes were:

— Monte Johnson, boys 100-meter dash, 11.26 seconds — Monte Johnson, boys 200-meter dash, 23.2 seconds — Jayden Smith, boys 800-meter run, 2:08.74 — Jayden Smith, boys 1,600-meter run, 4:46.48 — Brandon Walker, boys 110-meter hurdles, 15.79 seconds — Brandon Walker, boys 300-meter hurdles, 42.09 seconds — Randel Taylor, Brandon Walker, Jack Crabtree and Monte Johnson, boys 4×100-meter relay, 45.1 seconds — Caleb Luong, AJ Long, Misael Lorenzo and Eli Kelleher, boys 4×400-meter relay, 4:55.96 — William Knox, boys high jump, 5 feet, 10 inches — Austin Heath, boys pole vault, 10 feet — Monte Johnson, boys triple jump, 42 feet, 0.5 inches — Edward Phrommala, boys shot put, 42 feet, 9 inches — Edward Phrommala, boys discus throw, 141 feet, 6 inches — Na’Kayjah Holman, girls 100-meter dash, 12.96 seconds — Briley Taylor, girls 200-meter dash, 27.46 seconds — Amarah Williams, Briley Taylor, Mari Wilkerson and Na’Kayjah Holman, girls 4×100-meter relay, 51.75 seconds — Lily Camp, Addison Taylor, Aubrey Smith and Billie Rose Johnson, girls 4×800-meter relay, 15:15 — Briley Taylor, girls high jump, 5 feet, 2 inches — Amarah Williams, girls triple jump, 31 feet, 8 inches

Recording second-place finishes were:

— Elijah Sudhoff, boys 3,200-meter run, 11:53.74

— Caleb Luong, Tony Perales, Jayden Cisco and Eli Kelleher, girls 4×200-meter relay, 1:41.29 — Jayden Cisco, boys pole vault, 9 feet, 6 inches — Na’Kayjah Holman, girls 200-meter dash, 27.62 seconds — Billie Rose Johnson, girls 1,600-meter run, 6:34.17 — Billie Rose Johnson, girls 3,200-meter run, 13:49.26 — Ja’Layzha Elliott, Illyanna Yates, Zaraeya Lawrence and Briley Taylor, girls 4×200-meter relay, 1:56.31

Recording third-place finishes were:

— Avery Garner, Ryley Scott, Misael Lorenzo and Hunter Ramos, boys 4×200-meter relay, 1:46.88 — AJ Long, boys high jump, 5 feet, 2 inches (tie) — Randel Taylor, boys pole vault, 8 feet, 6 inches — William Knox, boys long jump, 18 feet, 2 inches — Caleb Luong, boys triple jump, 35 feet — Mari Wilkerson, girls 100-meter dash, 13.44 seconds — Amarah Williams, girls 200-meter dash, 28.03 seconds — Lily Camp, girls 800-meter run, 3:06.36 — Audrey Stewart, girls 3,200-meter run, 15:33.78 — Charley Evans, girls 300-meter hurdles, 1:02.35 — Illyanna Yates, Meia Burnette, Charley Evans and Zaraeya Lawrence, girls 4×400-meter relay, 5:38.91

Recording fourth-place finishes were:

— Avery Garner, boys 110-meter hurdles, 20.76 seconds — Pierce Brewer, Nathan Gray, Jamari Horton and William Knox, boys 4×100-meter relay, 51.36 seconds — Austin Heath, boys long jump, 18 feet — Austin Heath, boys triple jump, 34 feet, 10.5 inches — Mari Wilkerson, girls 200-meter dash, 28.38 seconds — Addison Taylor, girls 800-meter run, 3:15.98 — Mari Wilkerson, girls

long jump, 13 feet, 2.5 inches

Recording fifth-place finishes were:

— William Money, boys 1,600-meter run, 5:57.66 — Jonah Holt, boys discus throw, 101 feet, 9 inches — Meia Burnette, girls 400-meter dash, 1:16.07

— Charley Evans, girls 100-meter hurdles, 19.82 seconds — Ja’Layzha Elliott, girls long jump, 12 feet, 6 inches

FC track at Howard

The FCHS boys and girls track and field teams competed in a meet on April 8 at The Howard School.

The Franklin County athletes recorded 48 total top-10 finishes for the meet, including nine first-place performances and 36 placements inside of the top five of events.

The Franklin County boys finished first out of 12 teams in the group standings as their score of 150.5 points put them 12.5 points ahead of Cleveland for the top spot.

The Franklin County girls settled for a secondplace finish out of 12 teams with 109 points for the day. St. Andrew’s-Sewanee finished first in the girls standings with 143 points.

Recording first-place finishes were:

— Payton Dearing, girls 100-meter hurdles, 17.3 seconds — Na’Kayjah Holman, girls 100-meter dash, 13.11 seconds — Mari Wilkerson, Briley Taylor, Payton Dearing and Na’Kayjah Holman, girls 4×100-meter relay, 51.44 seconds — Payton Dearing, girls 300-meter hurdles, 47.1 seconds — Na’Kayjah Holman, girls 200-meter dash, 27.59 seconds — Josh Smith, boys 3,200-meter run, 10:37.41 — Brandon Walker, boys high jump, 6 feet, 2 inches — Edward Phrommala, boys shot put, 44 feet, 6.5 inches — Edward Phrommala, boys discus throw, 133 feet, 9 inches

Recording second-place finishes were:

— Chase Trigg, boys 110-meter hurdles, 18.41 seconds — Monte Johnson, boys 100-meter dash, 11.3 seconds — Brandon Walker, boys 300-meter hurdles, 40.95 seconds — Alex Domincio, boys 800-meter run, 2:15.93

— Monte Johnson, boys 200-meter dash, 22.76 seconds — Illyanna Yates, Zaraeya Lawrence, Juliet Hayes and Skylar Pendergraff, girls 4×400-meter relay, 4:56.57 — Jayden Smith, Austin Heath, Avery Garner and Parker Hill, boys 4×400-meter relay, 3:49.25 — Monte Johnson, boys triple jump, 40 feet, 9.5 inches

Recording third-place finishes were:

— Austin Heath, boys 110-meter hurdles, 18.71 seconds — Mari Wilkerson, girls 100-meter dash, 13.46 seconds — Mari Wilkerson, girls 200-meter dash, 28.65 seconds — William Knox, boys high jump, 5 feet, 10 inches

— Jazel Wilkerson, girls discus throw, 74 feet, 5 inches

Recording fourth-place finishes were:

— Jack Crabtree, boys 100-meter dash, 11.77 seconds — Ja’Layzha Elliott, Zaraeya Lawrence, Juliet Hayes and Illyanna Yates, girls 4×200-meter relay, 2:00.23 — Caleb Luong, Jayden Cisco, William Knox and AJ Long, boys 4×200-meter relay, 1:43.02 — Alex Domincio, Brandon Walker, Jack Crabtree and Monte Johnson, boys 4×100-meter relay, 48.99 seconds — Skylar Pendergraff, girls 400-meter dash, 1:13.51

— Mari Wilkerson, girls long jump, 13 feet, 4.5 inches

Recording fifth-place finishes were:

— Ethan Short, boys 1,600-meter run, 6:01.6 — Meia Burnette, girls 400-meter dash, 1:16.13

— Jayden Smith, boys 400-meter dash, 54.51 seconds — Charley Evans, girls 300-meter hurdles, 1:04.08 — Avery Garner, boys 300-meter hurdles, 49.15 seconds — Austin Heath, boys 800-meter run, 2:23.06 — Maceo Jones, boys shot put, 34 feet, 2.5 inches — Jazel Wilkerson, girls shot put, 26 feet, 10 inches

Recording sixth-place finishes were:

— Aubrey Smith, girls 800-meter run, 3:21.14 — AJ Long, boys high jump, 5 feet, 4 inches (tie)

Recording seventh-place finishes were:

— Aubrey Amend, girls 800-meter run, 3:35.83 — Jack Crabtree, boys long jump, 18 feet, 9 inches

— Keagan Stewart, boys discus throw, 81 feet, 2.5 inches

Recording eighth-place finishes were:

— Illyanna Yates, girls 100-meter dash, 14.55 seconds — Caleb Luong, boys triple jump, 32 feet, 3.25 inches

Recording ninth-place finishes were:

— Parker Hill, boys 400-meter dash, 56.74 seconds — Austin Heath, boys long jump, 18 feet, 4.75 inches — Illyanna Yates, girls long jump, 11 feet, 3 inches

Recording 10th-place finishes were:

— Ethan Short, boys 800-meter run, 3:13.65 — Ja’Layzha Elliott, girls long jump, 11 feet

The FCHS boys and girls track and field teams will next compete on April 28 in a sub-sectional meet at Rhea County High School. The meet is scheduled to begin at 1 p.m. EDT.