TARBORO —
The North Edgecombe Warriors boys and girls track team won the regular season Tar-Roanoke Conference title and also won the conference championship meet Wednesday at Southeast Halifax HIgh School.
The girls team won five events in the conference meet. Cierra Franklin won the triple-jump and the long-jump. Her teammate Tanika Scott finished second in both events, while Jalisa Downing finished third for the Warriors.
Marquisha Tucker won the 1600 Meter event and she finished second in the discuss throw. Qa'Lexus Taylor won the 3200 Meter event and finished second in the 400 M hurdles and the 800 M run. Taylor was named the girls track player of the year for the warriors. The Warriors 1600 M relay team finished second in that event.
In the boys events the Warriors had eight first place finishes and three second place finishes. Devonte Lloyd won the shotput, while team Detron Avent finished second. Lloyd also won the 200 M dash. Ray Patterson won the long jump and Tevin Wells won the triple jump. Shaphan Howington finished second in the triple jump. Daquan McGuire won the 110 M hurdles and the 300 M hurldes.
The following are all the results for each individual performer for the Warriors boys and girls track team.
Girls
SHOTPUT
Marquisha Tucker-4th Place
DISCUS
Marquisha Tucker-2nd Place
LONG JUMP
Cierra Franklin-1st Place; Tanika Scott-2nd Place; Jalisa Downing-3rd
Place
TRIPLE JUMP
Cierra Franklin-1st Place; Tanika Scott-2nd Place; Jalisa Downing-
3rd
3200 M RELAY (4X800)
NEHS-1st Place (Andrea Price, Kenyada Davis, Chelsea King,
Qa’Lexus Taylor)
100 M DASH
Chelsea King-3rd Place, Alexandria Eatmon-4th Place, DeAjree
Branch-7th Place
800 M RELAY (4X200)
NEHS-1st Place (Alexandria Eatmon, Chelsea King, Cierra Franklin,
Tanika Scott)
1600 M RUN
Marquisha Tucker-1st Place
400 M RELAY (4x100)
NEHS-2nd Place (Alexandria Eatmon, Chelsea King, Cierra
Franklin, Marquisha Tucker)
400 M DASH
Qa’Lexus Taylor-2nd Place; Andrea Price-3rd Place; Kenyada Davis-
5th Place
300 M HURDLES
Andrea Price-3rd Place; Jalisa Downing-4th Place
800 M RUN
Qa’Lexus Taylor-2nd Place
200 M DASH
Alexandria Eatmon-5th Place; DeAjree Branch-6th Place
3200 M RUN
Qa’Lexus Taylor-1st Place
1600 M RELAY (4X400)
NEHS 2nd Place (Andrea Price, Kenyada Davis, Jalisa Downing;
Tanika Scott
Boys
SHOTPUT
Devonte Lloyd-1st Place; Detron Avent-2nd Place; Harris-6th Place
DISCUS
Quantravis Harris-4th Place; Detron Avent-6th Place
LONG JUMP
Ray Patterson-1st Place; Shaphan Howington-5th Place
TRIPLE JUMP
Telvin Wells-1st Place; Shaphan Howington-2nd Place; Daquan
Mcquire-4th Place
3200 M RELAY
NEHS-1st Place (Deonte Hatfield, Shaphan Howington, Ray
Patterson, Tevin Wells
110 M HURDLES
Daquan McGuire 1st Place
100 M DASH
Devonte Lloyd - 2nd Place; Ray Patterson-6th Place
1600 M RUN
Deonte Hatfield-1st Place
300 M HURDLES
Daquan McGuire-1st Place
800 M RUN
Deonte Hatfield-1st Place; Tevin Wells-3rd Place; Shaquan
Howington-8th Place
200 M DASH
Devonte Lloyd-1st Place
1600 M RELAY
NEHS (Deonte Hatfield, Ray Patterson, Tevin Wells, Daquan
McGuire)
Sports
Warriors win conference title and conference meet
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