All boys. All boarding. Grades 9-12.
Team Detail
Results
- On a near perfect day for track, our atheletes represented Woodberry in an outstanding manner. Probably the most impressive fact of the day was our ability to earn medals in fourteen of the eighteen events against a field of nineteen teams. Highlights follow:
- Medal winners:
- Gold:
- Clark Yarbrough Shot Put 46-11.50
- Michael Davenport Long Jump 22-7.25
- 100m 10.76
- 200m 21.31
- Rober Singleton 3200m 9:47.32
- Max Johns High Jump 6-2
- Joseph Stephenson Triple Jump 42-3.75
- Stephen Guo Discus 140-2
- 4x100m 43.33
- -Terrell Jana
- -Bebe Olaniyan
- -Khalid Thomas
- -Zach Roderick
- Silver:
- Robert Singleton 1600m 4:24.80
- Khalid Thomas 100m 11.25
- Joseph Stephenson 300 Hurdles 42.57
- 4x400m 3:28.74
- -Michael Davenport
- -Jimmy King
- -Spencer Goodwin
- -Miles Thompson
- 4x800m 8:27.67
- -James Carrington
- -Peter Jacobs
- -Spencer Goodwin
- -Jimmy King
- Bronze:
- Kyle Kauffman PoleVault 12-6
- We also had many boys place (* denotes someone entered as an exhibition athlete--this would have been his place had he been able to do so)
- 4th:
- Clark Yarbrough Discus 123-05
- Khalid Thomas 200m 22.94
- James McCoy Pole Vault 12-6
- 5th
- Joshua Diaz Shot Put 41-11.5
- Evans Riviere Long Jump 20-7
- Carter Dequece Triple Jump 39-6.75
- James Carrington 800m 2:04.83
- *Terrell Jana 200m 23.18
- 6th
- Jacobs Parker 3200m 10:47.11
- *Terrell Jana Long Jump 20-7
- *Korey Smith Discus 122-02
- *Max Johns Triple Jump 39-5.25
- *Bebe Oyaniyan 100m 11.51
Woodberry Forest School is an exceptional private school community for high school boys in grades nine through twelve. It is one of the top boarding schools in the United States and one of the only all-boys, all-boarding schools in the country.
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