School records fall as Vikings sweep

Junior Aidell Cadet, senior Thomas Morgan power Siuslaw charge to state

The Siuslaw Vikings are locked and loaded for the 2026 OSAA 3A track and field championships next week at Hayward Field in Eugene.

Siuslaw junior Aidell Cadet and senior Thomas Morgan set all-time Vikings records Friday as both the boys and girls won team titles at the OSAA 3A Special District 1 Championships at Sutherlin High School.

The Vikings boys had 178 points for first place, with Elmira second with 79 and host Sutherlin third with 78.

The Lady Vikings had 128 points, followed by Glide with 112 and Sisters with 93.

Cadet qualified for state in four events, winning two and placing second twice, while setting a school record of 15.49a in the 100-meter hurdles.

Morgan won both sprints, the 100 and 200, while posting the fastest 100 meters in school history of 10.91a, eclipsing a record set in 1979 by Joe Hill.

Sophomore Henry Stone added the title in the 1,500 to the one he grabbed Thursday in the 3,000.

Senior Will Johnson added the triple jump title to qualify for three events, including the pole vault (which he won) and the long jump (which he placed second).

Junior Davian Frazier won the 110 hurdles and placed second in the triple jump to advance to state in both events.

Senior Jacob Mann won the shot put with a PR 48-2 and senior Gavin Fidler was second with a PR 43-8.

Junior Caleb Gray was second in the javelin to advance to state.

MAPLETON’S STEVENS WINS THREE RACES AT DISTRICT

Mapleton senior Natalee Stevens won the 400 in a personal best, the 1,500 and the 3,000 in the OSAA 1A Special District 2 track and field championships Friday at the McKenzie Community Track and Field. She also qualified for state in the pole vault.

Vikings scoring at district

q—qualified for state; top 8 in each event score points, 10-8-6-5-4-3-2-1

Boys

100

• Senior q-Thomas Morgan won with a personal-best 10.91a, best in school history.

200

• Senior q-Thomas Morgan won in 22.56a.

400

• None in top 8

800

• Freshman Greysen Doyle was seventh in a personal-best 2:08.55a.

1500

• Sophomore q-Henry Stone won in 4:15.25a. Sophomore Bentley Nelson was fourth in 4:20.82a and sophomore Ezra King seventh in a season-best 4:28.04a.

3000

• Sophomore q-Henry Stone won in 9:15.25.a. Freshman Henry Dotson was third in 9:28.72a and sophomore Ezra King sixth in 9:46.68a.

110 hurdles

• Junior q-Davian Frazier won in a personal-best 17.00a.

300 hurdles

• Junior Davian Frazier was fifth in 46.18a.

4x100 relay

• Siuslaw was third.

4x400 relay

• Siuslaw was second and qualified for state.

Shot put

• Senior q-Jacob Mann was first in a personal-best 48-2, senior q-Garin Fidler second in a personal-best 43-8 and senior Jacob Rose sixth in a personal-best 41-9.25.

Javelin

• Junior q-Caleb Gray was second at 169-1, junior Terrance Mann fifth with personal best 144-6.

Discus

• Senior Garin Fidler was third at 124-10, senior Jacob Mann fourth at 122-3 and sophomore Aris Lade seventh at 120-5.

Pole vault

• Senior q-Will Johnson won with a season-best 14-0.5, freshman Torelan DeSantis fourth with a personal-best 10-9.

Long jump

• Senior q-Will Johnson was second at 20-9.

High jump

• None in top 8

Triple jump

• Senior q-Will Johnson won at 43-9.25, junior q-Davian Frazier was second with a season-best 37-7.75 and freshman Torelan DeSantis fifth at 35-11.25.

Girls

100

• None in top 8

200

• Sophomore Willa Harklerode was sixth in 28.41a.

400

• None in top 8

800

• Freshman McKenna Jones was seventh in 2:42.66a and sophomore Clover Holbrook eighth in 2:59.28.a.

1500

• Sophomore Claire McNeill was third in 5:22.44a, senior Adylin Holbrook fourth at 5:26.71a and sophomore Clover Holbrook fifth in a personal-best 5:29.01a

3000

• Senior Adylin Holbrook was fourth in 11:55.73a, sophomore Claire McNeill fifth in 12:07.76.a and senior Abigail Jones eighth in 12:32.58a.

100 hurdles

• Junior q-Aidell Cadet was second in a personal-best 15.49a, the best time in school history.

300 hurdles

• Junior q-Aidell Cadet was second in a personal-best 46.45a, third-best in school history.

4x100 relay

• Siuslaw was fifth.

4x400 relay

• Siuslaw was fifth.

Shot put

• Senior q-Danin Lacouture won at 36-00.25, freshman q-Sophia Stymans was third with a personal-best 35-8.5 and sophomore Maely Chiang fourth at 31-7.5.

Javelin

• Senior Mia Snider was fifth at 96-2.

Discus

• Senior q-Danin Lacouture was second at 112-5, sophomore Maely Chiang third at 105-5 and freshman Sophia Stymans seventh at 90-0.

Pole vault

• Senior Keira Johnson was third at 8-5.25 and freshman Maren Hughes fourth at 8-5.25.

Long jump

• None in top 8

High jump

• Junior q-Aidell Cadet won with a personal best 5-1.75, fifth-best in school history.

Triple jump

• Junior q-Aidell Cadet won at 35-10.5 and freshman Maren Hughes was eighth at 28=02.25.

Siuslaw seniors Mia Snider, Abigail Jones, Will Johnson and Thomas Morgan are four student-athletes like peas in a pod. All four scored points in this week’s district track and field championships, all four will be competing in college and all four won $1,500 scholarships from the Siuslaw Athletic Booster Club. At right is SABC vice-president Londi Tomaro, who also is the school’s boys soccer coach.

Team scores

Siuslaw all-time leaders