Snell describes all three as leaders of the growing team. “(He) lives, eats, and sleeps what the 800-meter school record is and what he has to do to break it,” Snell said of Hardwick. Historically a distance runner, the junior filled in with the 4-by-100 relay team last season and will have a full-time spot going into 2023. Hardwick, like Orinko for the girls, is a Swiss Army Knife for the boys.

Wotorson looks to take his offseason training and capitalize on sprinting opportunities this season. McNeal, who won Most Valuable Athlete at the Northern Tier meet last year, taking first in both triple and long jump, also placed fifth in high jump at District 9 Championships. Missing, Ethen Confer and Andrew Hoden.įor the Wolverines boys, Lucas McNeal, Leihden Wotorson and Dylan Hardwick will be leading the way as members of the District 9 qualifying 4-by-100 relay team. In back are: Brian Greer, Lucas McNeal, Gage Mott-Macalush, Alex Marfink. In the second row are: Leihden Wotorson, Alex Eaton, Conner Winslow, Owen Cable and Matt Lobdell. Returning letter winners for the Sheffield boys track and field team, pictured, in front, from left, are: Chris Joblon, Andrew Kyler, Dylan Hardwick, Chetty Madigan and Colby Barr.

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