MOBILE, Ala. — The rain took it’s toll on the 19th annual St. Paul’s Relays track and field event Saturday with several school opting to avoid the weather. But the skies cleared long enough to complete the meet.
McGill-Toolen swept the meet …
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MOBILE, Ala. — The rain took it’s toll on the 19th annual St. Paul’s Relays track and field event Saturday with several school opting to avoid the weather. But the skies cleared long enough to complete the meet.
McGill-Toolen swept the meet in both divisions, Baldwin County's only team present, Fairhope had a few bright spots under the stormy clouds.
Fairhope’s Pydrae Carroll’s logged the meet's winning triple jump of 46-feet,3-1/4-inches on his first try. He also placed in his heat of the boys 100-high hurdles.
Junior pole vaulter Madison Fotheringill became the first Fairhope High girl vaulter in at least 15 years to clear the state qualification standard of 7-feet, 6-inches.