The Lady Tigers tallied 134 points to winner Bridgeport’s 187.5.

Preston (82), Braxton County (64), Petersburg (63), Lewis County (42), Philip Barbour (40), Tucker County (37), Pocahontas County (16.5), Tygarts Valley (7) and Harman (5) rounded out the team scoring.

Brenwalt’s most dominant performance was her victory in the 100-meter hurdles. Her 15.00 bettered the school record (15.10) set by Mary Trochlil in 1987 and established a new meet record.

Brenwalt also picked up first- place finishes in the high jump (5-2) and 300 hurdles (48.65) and took second in the long jump (16-2).

Submitted photo Elkins’ Marissa Brenwalt clears a hurdle during the meet. Brenwalt tallied a school-record 38 points on the day, including setting a school mark in the 100-meter hurdles.

Elkins High’s middle distance duo of Julia Biola and Emilia Tenney also established meet records with respective first place finishes in the 800- (2:20) and 1,600- (5:07) meter runs.

“It’s always great to see meet records get broken,” said EHS coach Adam Romano. “I am proud of these kids and can’t wait to see what the rest of the season holds.”

Tucker County’s Lela Wright was second in the 100-meter dash (12.95) and fourth in the 200 (27.29).

The EHS boys finished in second with 162 points and made a clean sweep of the middle distance events, with Josh Bodkins setting a meet record in the 800 (2:00), Trevor George winning the 1,600 (4:31) and Ben Tenney capturing the 3,200 (10:13).

Bodkins and Tenney joined forces with Preston Nixon and Dylan Fortney to also take first in the 4×800 relay (8:34).

The Inter-Mountain photo by Steve Chamberlain Elkins High’s Josh Bodkins, right, is followed closely by teammate Trevor George in the 800-meter Friday in the Snowshoe Foundation Invitational.

The Tigers’ 4×200 squad of Elias Jones, Jaden Hatfield, Lucian Breault and Randal Marks also brought home a win in 1:35.01.

In the field events, Elkins also picked up wins in the pole vault with Nixon’s clearance of 10 feet and Donovan Howes’ toss of 129-5 in the discuss.

“We appreciate the Snowshoe Foundation for helping us put on an event like this,” said EHS coach Scott Biola. “We also want to thank the countless volunteers who made sure everything from field events, track events, to concessions went smoothly.”

Bridgeport racked up 193 points to capture the boys meet, followed by Elkins, Philip Barbour (75), Tucker County (64), Braxton County (51), Preston (49), Lewis County (32), Webster County (18), Pocahontas County (10), Tygarts Valley (7) and Petersburg (1).

Philip Barbour’s Malachi Poling captured both the high jump (6-0) and long jump (20-05), Isaiah Starks was runner-up in the 200 (23.09) and fourth in the 100 (11.52), the 4×400 relay of Hayden Dalton, Jacob Burner, Poling and Patrick Webster was first in a time of 3:45.91, Aidan Phillips won the shot put (42-7), and Dylan Phillips was second in the discus (124-11).

The Inter-Mountain photo by Steve Chamberlain Runners make their way around the track during the 12-team Snowshoe Foundation Invitational held Friday at Irwin Track on the campus of Elkins High School.

Tucker County’s Nate Ricottilli was first in the 400 (52.57) and Reid Kisamore second in the 100 (11.47).

The EHS track teams return to action this Saturday at Mylan Park’s Morgantown Invitational; field events will begin at 11:30 a.m.