Frenship Unified Track Coach Kayci Smith said the team was thrilled to compete against ten other teams and win, beating out the defending State Champion team.

"We had so many of our athletes set personal records," Smith said. "If you see any of our kiddos this week, please make sure you give them a fist bump or high five! They are pretty proud and so are we."

The results from the meet are listed below:

Overall Meet Results and Points

Frenship High School - 114 points

Canyon Randall - 104 points

Lubbock-Cooper - 95 points

Levelland - 93 points

Long Jump

Jack Whiddon, 1st -14’ 2” PR

Jeremiah Johnson, 6th - 13’ 8” PR

Gavin Phillips, 4th - 18’ 5” PR

Alec Morin, 5th - 18’ 2” PR

Shot Put

Jeremiah Pardo, 1st - 32' 1/2" PR

Trey Lorimer, 2nd - 41'6" PR

Isaiah Kema, 4th - 42'10" 

Quad Chestnutt, 6th - 40'4"

100-meter Dash

Neil Milton, 2nd - 14.15 PR

Christian Ray Manley, 4th - 14.32 PR

Blair Phillips, 1st - 11.89 PR

Jeno Flores, 1st - 12.00 PR

400-meter Run

Jack Whiddon, 3rd - 1:07.10 PR

Jimmy Gonzales, 6th - 1:13.50

Blair Phillips, 2nd - 54.68 PR

Peyton Scott, 3rd - 56.19 PR

Girls 4X1 Relay

Fatima Rosillo, Destiny Clark, Drea Laughlin, Alyson Dankesreiter - 1st place - 59.63 PR

Boys 4X1 Relay

Trey Lorimer, Neil Milton, Gavin Phillips, Alec Morin - 2nd Place - 51.05 PR

"A huge highlight was when we pulled up to the fieldhouse once we got home," Smith said. Frenship Principal Greg Hernandez and Frenship Director of Athletics Bryan Gerlich were there and greeted and congratulated all of the returning athletes.

"A big Thank you to Coach Aaron Tomlinson for all you do for our athletes, to Erik Kirkpatrick for the support as an administrator and also being another Coach, and Dustin Rush for being our Unified Trainer," Smith said. "Thank you to Grant Phillips and Ansley Iversen as our two student coaches, and Camden Reese for coming on the journey with us and documenting all of the meets. His video even made it on the UIL website!"

Watch the video HERE.