Tigers take second at NHS track and field invitational

Ralph Pokorny /Daily Mail/ Nevada junior Chaden Brandt (second from right) races to a photo finish in the 100 meter dash during the 17th Annual Nevada Track and Field Invitational, Saturday at Testman Field. Brandt was edged for a top-two finish by El Dorado Springs' Lance Molz (right) and Lamar's Luke Hardman (not pictured). Brandt finished in third-place, as Molz captured first, while Hardman finished runner-up. Also pictured, Nevada's Chance Mays (second from left), who ran to a fifth-place finish, and El Dorado Springs Cody Long (left), who finished in fifth-place.

The Nevada Tigers finished runner-up to Lamar in both the men's and women's divisions at Saturday's 17th Annual Nevada Track and Field Invitational.

In the women's division, second-place Nevada accumulated 142 points, while champion Lamar finished with 186. Finishing in third-place was Bronaugh with 55 points; New Covenant Academy in fourth-place with 30 points; El Dorado Springs in fifth-place with 29 points; and Purdy in sixth-place with two points.

In the men's division, runner-up Nevada scored 103 team points, while first-place Lamar racked up 247 points. Finishing in third-place was El Dorado Springs with 60 points; Purdy grabbed fourth-place with 26 points, while Bronaugh finished in fifth-place with seven points.

Ralph Pokorny/Daily Mail/ Nevada's Tyler Seaver brushes the bar with his feet while pole vaulting at the 17th Annual Nevada Track and Field Invitational, Saturday at Testman Field. Seaver cleared 10-feet 6-inches.

Individual results

Nevada junior Reagan Bradley walked away with two first-place finishes, for the 100 and 200 meter dashes. In the 100 meter, Bronaugh's Mandy Murphy took third-place, while teammate Bonnie Moore finished in fourth-place.

In the 200 meter, Nevada had two of the top three finishes, with Bradley netting first while teammate Jansen Miller placed third.

Ralph Pokorny/Daily Mail/ Bronaugh's Katey Rider finishes the 400 meter in 1:09.83 Saturday morning, as she competed at Nevada High School's 17 Annual Track and Field Invitational. Rider's Bronaugh teammate, sophomore Taylor Stratford, finished in second-place in the 800 meter, and fourth in the 1600 meter. Check a future addition of the paper for complete results from the event

Nevada's Brooklynn Vincent nabbed first-place in the shot put, and second in the discus throw.

Check a future edition of the Daily Mail for official results from the meet