Title: 2019 OHSAA Track & Field State Championships Coverage Page
Headings: 2019 OHSAA Track & Field State Championships Coverage Page
2019 OHSAA Track & Field State Championships Coverage Page
State Tournament Live Coverage
2019 State Tournament Information
State Tournament Announcements
2019 OHSAA State Track and Field Championships
State Meet Traffic & Parking Information
Facility Diagram
New Building Construction in Area
Stadium Open May 30 from 4:00 to 6:00
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Coach Infield Passes for Pole Vault and High Jump
Tournament Recaps
DIVISION I
DIVISION II
DIVISION III
SEATED DIVISION

Content: The passes are specific for event, division and gender and are valid only when those competitions are being held. Tournament Recaps
DIVISION I
COLUMBUS, Ohio - Pickerington Central won its second-consecutive boys Division I track and field team state championship, and Liberty Township Lakota East won its first girls track and field team state title at the 2019 Ohio High School Athletic Association state tournament at Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium Saturday. Pickerington Central won back-to-back titles in record-breaking fashion, finishing with an OHSAA boys all-division record 87 team points. Central’s 87 points broke Cleveland Glenville’s mark of 80 points set in 2004. The Tigers also made history by sweeping all four relay events for the first time in state tournament history. The 4x800M relay team of sophomore Garner Wallace, freshman Jailen Willis and seniors Terry Simuel and Brady Johnson took first with a time of 7:42.68. Sophomore Lorenzo Styles, senior Evan Matthews, Simuel and senior Denzell Feagin broke the state record in the 4x200M relay with a time of 1:24.42, the 14th-fastest time ever in high school according to the NFHS record book, and the fastest time ever by a school outside of Texas. Junior Darnell Bonner and sophomore Keith Moton joined Styles and Feagin to win the 4x100M relay (41.49). In the 4x400M relay, Simuel, Matthews, Wallace and senior Brady Johnson finished in 3:16.34, over two seconds faster than second place. Feagin added first-place finishes in the 100M (10.67) and 200M (21.44) dashes after finishing fourth and sixth a year ago, Matthews repeated as state champion in the 300M hurdles (37.07), Johnson finished third in the 800M run (1:52.80), Wallace placed fourth in the 1600M run (4:16.01) and Styles rounded out the Tigers’ podium finishes with a third-place finish in the 100M dash (10.85).