Kamryn Dyck (L), Danni Ruiz (C), and Kayden Arrington (R) all take one of the UIL 1A girls sprint event wins
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1A Girls 100m
Kamryn Dyck a sophomore from Loop came in with the fastest time from regionals with a time of 12.44 and also the reigning gold medalist in this event.
It was a clean start and they were off and running pretty evenly across the line with Dyck turning on the jets to smoke the rest of the field and cross the line first with a time of 12.48. Aubrey Ford a senior from Vernon Northside had a great lean at the line and won the silver with a time of 12.76 with Taylor Jeffrey a senior from Roby captured the bronze with a time of 12.79.
In lane five it was Trinity Schlueter a junior at Turkey Valley had the fastest time from regionals with a time of 58.98.
It was a good start for the field with Schlueter gaining the early lead, but Danni Ruiz a freshman from Menard in lane four was close behind making up the stagger and coming off her victory in the 800m.
Coming off the turn it was Schlueter and Ruiz running side by side, neither willing to concede. Both put on that final kick in the last fifty meters, but it was Ruiz falling across the line three second ahead with a time of 57.87 and outlasted Schlueter who captured the silver with a time of 57.90 and coming in third place was Hailee Garmer a senior from Roby that ran a great race and finished with a time of 59.39.
In lane six it was Kayden Arrington from Blum with the fastest time coming in from regionals. Sydney Smith from Rochelle had the second fastest time from regionals and Catherine Youngblood a sophomore from Gilmer Union Hill had the third fastest time out of regionals.
The gun was up and a clean start with the best of Texas for this race. Arrington took out early with the lead and seemed confident to finish the race in true Texas fashion.
Taylor Jeffrey a senior from Roby didn't want to be outdone and put up quite a fight, but she was no match for Arrington who put away her competition and captured the gold with a time of 25.70. Jeffrey put up a good fight but finished in second place with a time of 26.18. Trinity Schlueter a junior from Turkey Valley made the podium with a time of 26.46.
