Members of the Chagrin Valley Conference took home 13 individual event titles at the 78th Annual Orange Relays on Friday.
The host Lions finished in third place in both the boys’ and girls’ events. West Geauga’s boys finished fifth while the Wolverines were sixth in the girls’ competition and Chagrin Falls’ boys’ and girls’ teams both finished seventh.
Orange’s individual event winners included Jesseca Hudson-Turpin, who tied for first in the high jump (4-8), Justin Pilloff and Nina Regalbuto, who both won their respective pole vault events. Piloff cleared 12-6 while Regalbuto won the event after clearing 9-6.
The Lions also won several relays including the 4×200-meter relay, which consisted of Jasmeen Maples, Icianna McGlothin, Kyra Curtis-Simmons and Haley Shedden. They finished in 1:53. Hudson-Turpin, Kennedy Vickers, Noelle Laisure and Leah Laisure teamed up to win the 4×100-meter shuttle hurdle relay in 1:04. Josh Daniel, Gregory Beard, Diante White and Michael McNeil took home first place in the 4×100-meter relay with a time of 44.38. Armon Frey, Brian Pernell, Victor Ononogbo and McNeil won the 4×400-meter relay with a time of 3:33 and Frey and Pernell teamed up with Alex Lake and Adam Drucker to win the 4×110-meter shuttle hurdle.
West Geauga on three events.
Patrick Garrett, John Patterson, Joey Tirabasi and Kenneth Kirk finished first in the 4×800-meter relay with a time of 8:23 and Kirk, Tirabasi, Patterson and Mario Ghosn won the distance medley in 11:13. Nikki Ehrbar, Grace Gyetko, Skye Hackathorn and Julia Martinez also won the distance medley in 13:56.
Chagrin Falls’ Mick Lawrence won the long jump (20-2) and teamed up with Camron O’Connor, Andrew Zimmer and Paul Fierman to place first in the 4×200-meter relay.
