PROVO, Utah-Friday, various Mid-Utah Radio schools and athletes competed at the BYU Invitational at Robison Track in Provo, a precursor to the state track and field championships May 17 and 18.

The Wayne girls are in 4th place after day one, posting 10.5 points. Panguitch and South Sevier are tied for 5th with 10 points apiece. Delta and Millard are tied for 6th with 10 points apiece (along with Lyman, Wyo.) for the girls as well.

Taylia Norris of Panguitch took the crown in the girls’ 3200-meter run (11:15.44).

Brynnli Nelson, Wayne’s multi-star athlete, took the title in the girls’ javelin (124-06.50) with Delta’s Jacky Hatch (118-08.50) taking third in the event.

Kenzie Jones of South Sevier took the crown in the girls’ high jump (5-02.25) while Kenzie Sudweeks of Piute finished third overall (4-11.75).

For the boys, Beaver is in second place with 21 points.

Treyson Harris of Beaver took the title in the boys’ shot put (46-10.25) as Mcade Poulson of North Sanpete finished fourth (44-02.00). Harris also finished second in the boys’ discus (155-06.25).

Hayden Harward of Richfield placed 14th overall in the boys’ 3200-meter run (9:46.09).

In the boys’ long jump, Wayne’s Wyatt Van Orden placed fifth (21-01.25) and Porter Albrecht of Beaver finished sixth (20-11.25).

The meet concludes Saturday