McKinney Boyd Track Meet: Rangers find a way to make the Podium!

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McKinney Boyd from February 17-18 hosted the Jesuit Ranger’s track team at Ron Poe Stadium in their first local meet.

“We had a lot of success but a lot of struggling, It was a learning experience that will motivate us for the rest of the season. – Logan Thompson ’24 EIC

The most notable of finishes was the Ranger relay team, composed of Caden Cutchall ’24, Ben McKinney ’23, Henry Beckman ’24, and Charlie Thornton ’24 who broke the previous record of 8:05.5 to 8:02.88. They would run on to win the 4×800 relay race.

“It felt great to set a new record. The competition was difficult, but it was very rewarding “- Caden Cutchall ’24

Credits- McKinney ISD

Another notable finish was from Freshman Jesse Jenkins who finished third in his first varsity meet, hopping above the 13-foot bar. He ended the meet with a hard-fought third-place finished.

Junior Rodrigo Navarro set a new personal record, clearing the 5-10 bar and placing fourth in the high jump category.

Lastly, Senior Jameson kemp, in the shot put, placed eighth with a 42-0 throw and Senior Charlie Humbert finished sixth in the 300-meter hurdles at 43.14

The Ranger’s next meet will be this weekend, February 24th, at the Allen Eagle Relays at the Lowery Freshman Center.

Stay tuned to the Roundup for more Track and Field coverage!

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