Western Reserve Academy Track & Field turned in an impressive performance on April 9 in a competitive tri-meet against Walsh Jesuit and Gilmour Academy, hosted by Walsh. The Pioneers delivered standout efforts across the board, with numerous personal bests, top finishes, and a strong display of team depth.

Coach Erik Chaput praised the team's effort, saying, "We had a number of solid performances at Walsh this afternoon. Very proud of what we were able to achieve as a team today."

Highlighting the meet:

• Addie LeVan brought home two gold medals, winning both the 1600m and 800m with poise and grit.

• Makayla Riles claimed a commanding victory in the 100m hurdles and also placed 3rd in the long jump.

• Timothy Ledrich captured 1st in the long jump and delivered a blazing 24.10 in the 200m, good for 2nd place and the second-fastest 200m time in Coach Chaput's tenure at WRA.

• Lisa Flower recorded a strong personal record in the 400m.

• James Johnston and Brendan Bennett dominated the 1600m with a 1–2 finish, and James returned just 30 minutes later to take 3rd in the 800m.

• Rian Arora ran a monster PR in the 1600m, earning a big shoutout from Coach Chaput: "Way to go Rian!!!"

• Mia Maze-Ingram and Janne Luley raced to 2nd and 3rd in the 200m, while Janne also took 4th in the long jump.

• Nico Iteka crushed his previous best in the 800m, taking a huge step forward from last year's PR of 2:14.

For full meet results, visit: Walsh Jesuit Tri-Meet Results