The Liberty girls track and field team won the 3A KingCo title, while the boys took third.

Megan Chucka won two league titles, sweeping the 1,600 and 3,200 races. Megan Larsen won the 800. Emily Pestl-Dimmitt won the 100 hurdles.

Danielle Richards won the pole vault.

Other top five finishers: Cherelle Demps (fifth, 100), Elizabeth Ryker (third, 200), Aimee Christensen (second, 400), Amy Broska (third, 1,600; third 3,200), Larson (fifth, 1,600), Kelley Johnson (third, 300 hurdles), Alexis McGinnis (second, shot put; fifth, discus), Pestl-Dimmitt (fourth, javelin), and Delane Agnew (fourth, high jump).

Josh Gordon led the boys, winning the high jump, long jump and triple jump.

Hiron Redman won the 800. Redman teamed with Gordon, Joseph Bergmann and Hamilton Noel to win the 4 X 400 relay.

Other top five finishers: Alex Olobia (third, 100; third, 200), Ashby Brown (third, 400), Tyler Westenbroek (fifth, 3,200), Bergmann (second, 300 hurdles; second, high jump), Trevor Merritt (third, javelin), and Noel (third, pole vault).

Hazen

Hazen competed in the SPSL/Seamount/Bremerton sub-district track and field meet last week. The Highlanders boys team scored 65 points and finished third. The girls scored 25 points, good for ninth.

For the boys, Spencer Shear led the way with a second-place finish in the pole vault. Shear also took fourth in the high jump. Other top five finishers in field events were David Phan in the long jump and Bahari Watkins in the triple jump.

Travis Lilly took fourth in the 400. Daniel Huie placed third in the 800. Lloyd Byram finished fourth in the 3,200. Zen Moore took fifth in the 110-meter hurdles and fourth in the 300 hurdles.

On the girls side, Sarah Schoville finished fourth in the 100 hurdles and third in the 300 hurdles. Airashay Rogers took fourth in the shot put an fifth in the long jump.