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Northview’s girls and boys track and field teams finished in the top five at a meet at T.R. Miller April 13.

The girls scored 102 points to finish in second, and the boys scored 117.5 to finish third.

NHS athletes who finished in the top five of each event by gender included:

• Boys 3200-meter run – Michael Cody, second place, 11 minutes, 49.29 seconds
• Boys 4×400-meter relay – NHS, third place, 3:54.40
• Boys high jump – Maliki Haynes, first place, 6-feet; and Kole Stewart, fifth place, 5-2
• Girls triple jump – Sarah Long, fourth place, 29-9
• Boys triple jump – Bayllon Matson, fifth place, 36-2
• Girls discus – Amber Irby, second place, 96-10; and Joshlynn Helton, fifth place, 64-6
• Boys discus – Jacob Spence, third place, 108-1
• Girls shot put – Irby, first place, 34-7; and Anna Spence, third place, 30-5
• Boys shot put – Jacob Spence, first place, 45-3; and Kohle Harigel, fifth place, 37-7
• Boys javeline – Jacob Spence, fifth place, 110-7
• Girls 4×800-meter relay – NHS, second place, 12:37.08
• Boys 4×800-meter relay – NHS, second place, 9:24.42
• Girls 100-meter hurdles – Anna Spence, third place, 19.79 seconds
• Girls 1600-meter run – Brianna Reynolds, fifth place, 8:10.05
• Boys 1600-meter run – James McElhaney, first place, 5:11.29; Michael Cody, second place, 5:20.95; and Colton Criswell, third place, 5:22.94
• Girls 4×100-meter relay – NHS, fifth place, 53.95 seconds
• Boys 4×100-meter relay – NHS, fifth place, 47.58
• Girls 300-meter hurdles – Criswell, fifth place, 56.35 seconds
• Girls 800-meter run – Shelby Kent, first place, 2:56.40; and Adrianna Atallah, fourth place, 3:06.10
• Boys 800-meter run – James McElhaney, second place, 2:10.71; and Criswell, third place, 2:19.63
• Girls 200-meter dash – Na’khya Brown, fourth place, 28.31 seconds