LAKEPORT >> Tianna Jardstrom won the maximum number of events she could enter on Wednesday afternoon as the Clear Lake High School track team hosted Upper Lake, Fort Bragg and Mendocino in a Coastal Mountain Conference meet.
Jardstrom, who is only a junior, won the 200 meters (29.0 seconds), the 800 (2 minutes, 45 seconds), the 1,600 (6:05), and the long jump (13 feet, 6 inches).
A middle distance standout during her career at Clear Lake, Jardstrom would have had no trouble adding to her win total if the rules had allowed it.
“She would have won the 400, too,” Clear Lake coach Dick Bode said.
Jardstrom was competing in the long jump for only the second time and she bettered her previous week’s mark by a full foot.
“She’s good,” Bode said. “She would have run faster times in the 800 and 1,600, but there was no one to push her.”
Paige Woodruff won the pole vault for Clear Lake by clearing 9 feet even. Victoria Donnelly added a third in the shotput (22-3) and a fifth in the discus (50-6).
Upper Lake’s Alana Sanchez finished third in the shotput (21-11).
Varsity boys
Quintin Scott of Clear Lake’s varsity boys squad placed second in the 3,200 (16:27) and fifth in the discus (93-7) while teammate Jacob Lopez was third in the 800 (3:01) and fourth in the 1,600 (6:18).
For Upper Lake, Kenny Hodges finished second in all three jumping events – high (5-2), long (16-11) and triple (34-8).
JV boys
Donavin Valadez powered Clear Lake’s junior varsity boys team with firsts in the 100 (12.2) and high jump (5-0) and a third in the long jump (16-8). Brenden Jones had a busy day as well, placing second to Valadez in both the 100 (13.0) and high jump (4-10) and placing fifth in the long jump (16-6).
Also for Clear Lake, Donald Mingo secured second-place finishes in both the shotput (3-20) and discus (70-10) while Ethan Scuderi-Schulman took third in the 400 (1:01.8) and third in the pole vault (8-6).
Other meets
The Middletown Mustangs had many event winners and watched one school record fall while competing in St. Helena along with Kelseyville, Calistoga, St. Vincent and Technology.
Hanna Morris broke the school record in the girls shotput with a winning toss of 31-10 ¼ while teammate Taelor Roderick finished second at 31-3 ½. The two reversed finishing order in the discus, Roderick winning in 99-7 and Morris taking second in 85-8.
Middletown sprinting standout Kelsey Lemoine not only won the 100 (13.0) and 200 (27.2), but she added another first in the triple jump (30-10).
Other Middletown winners were Grace Southern in the 400 (1:04.3) and 800 (2:37.8), Alyssa Hart in the 100 hurdles (17.7) and 300 hurdles (52.6), and Amy Herrmann and Colleen Schimansky in the high jump, both at 4-10.
Kelseyville long distance standout Yareli Lozano won the 1,600 (5:49.2) and 3,200 (12:21.1).
In varsity boys action, Middletown’s Colton Hall won the shotput (44-9 ½) and discus (133-0). Kelseyville’s Damian Ledesma finsihed first in the triple jump (37-1 ½).
