Lowndes Vikings excelled in all phases of the Region 1-7A track and field meet Wednesday, winning first place as a team. The VIkettes were second.

VALDOSTA — Lowndes’s Vikings raised the Region 1-7A track and field trophy Wednesday, but Richmond Hill pulled an upset in the girls’ division, preventing a sweep.

The Vikings finished the day at 192.5 points, with Richmond Hill second at 158 and Valdosta third at 151. Richmond Hill’s Lady Wildcats won with 267 points, with Lowndes runner-up at 197 and Valdosta third at 119.5.

The top four in each event qualified for sectionals, scheduled for May 4 at Valdosta High. Region 1, 2, 4 and 7 will compete here for a shot at the state finals.

Jacarre’ Fleming won the 100 meters in 10.72 seconds, with teammate Keylan Hicks within an eyelash at 10.74. Matthew Miller was first in the 800 at 1;59. Hicks avenged his second place with a win in long jump, clearing 23-1.75.

The Vikings were first in the 4×100 relay in 41.54 seconds and the 4×800 in 8:15. Camerin Rigdn had another field event victory, scaling an impressive 14 feet to win pole vault. Kaleece Williams made it a double Lowndes win in pole vault, at 8-6.

For the Vikettes, Kendall Johnson was first in the 400 and 800, running in 57.31 seconds and 2:17, respectively. They had a relay win in the 4×400 in 3:59. Jahkiya Rowe gave Lowndes a long jump sweep with a leap of 17-9.5. Ariyah Davis cleared 5-4 to win high jump. Discus went to Janiyah McKeithen in 111-8.

Jamir Bradley had one of three individual victories for the Valdosta boys at region, coming in the high jump. Bradley sailed over 6-4 to win. Anthony Brown won the triple jump in 44-7.5. Jalen Burgess was tops in shot put at 48-4.

Valdosta’s 4×200 boys team edged Lowndes to win that event in 1:27. The ‘Cats earned victory in the 4×400 by five seconds.

The Lady ‘Cats had one win Wednesday, Makiyah Brewton in triple jump at 36-11.

Additionally pointing for Lowndes were:

Boys 100: Ty Jennings (4th).

Girls 100: Amyrie Selen (5th), Rowe (6th) and Raniya Head (8th).

Girls 100 hurdles: Saniya Townes (3rd), Alyssa Payton (5th) and Jakayla Brown (7th).

Boys 110 hurdles: Noah Fernandez (4th) and Conner Thornton (6th).

Boys 200: Hicks (5th) and Anthony Carter (7th).

Girls 200: Rowe (5th) and Head (7th).

Boys 300 hurdles: Thornton (7th) and Fernandez (8th).

Girls 300 hurdles: Ari Williams (3rd), Brown (4th) and Payton (6th).

Boys 400: Robert Fulton (6th).

Girls 400: Valerie Roberts (4th).

Boys 800: Toshiya Bass (6th) and Hogan Wright (7th).

Girls 800: Roberts (5th) and Kelsie Herndon (7th).

Boys 1,600: Dylan Chambers (2nd), Isaac Chambers (3rd) and Bass (5th).

Girls 1,600: Lillie Rohrbach (5th), Alyssa Youmans (7th) and Vivica Jaggermauth (8th).

Boys 3,200: Jack Sorensen (4th), Dylan Chambers (6th) and Isaac Chambers (8th).

Girls 3,200: Rohrbach (5th), Youmans (6th) and Yuka Bass (7th).

Girls 4×100 relay: 2nd.

Boys 4×200 relay: 2nd.

Girls 4×200 relay: 4th.

Boys 4×400 relay: 2nd.

Girls 4×800 relay: 2nd.

Boys discus: O’Shea Brooks (3rd), Benjamin Corhei (4th) and Kameron Roberts (6th).

Girls discus: Nyya Moore (4th).

Boys high jump: Kamron Jackson (4th), Fulton (6th) and TJ Thomas (7th).

Girls high jump: Roberts (3rd) and Selen (7th).

Boys long jump: Jennings (4th) and Anthony Gay (7th).

Girls long jump: Chloe Brandon (7th).

Boys pole vault: Ayush Patel (3rd) and Klen Flanigan (3rd).

Girls pole vault: Davis (5th) and Ambrielle Buie (5th).

Boys shot put: Desmond Frazier (5th) and Brooks (7th).

Girls shot put: Kamaria Davis (3rd), Brandon (5th) and McKeithen (6th).

Boys triple jump: Gay (3rd) and Fernandez (8th).

Girls triple jump: Williams (3rd). and Brown (8th).

Additionally pointing for Valdosta were:

Girls 100: Faith Brown (2nd) and Tranira Booker (4th).

Girls 100 hurdles: Paris Brewton (4th).

Boys 110 hurdles: Darris Roberts (2nd) and Anthony Brown (3rd).

Boys 200: Scotty Holmes (2nd), Travis Turner (3rd) and Donte Coxfield (4th).

Girls 200: Brown (3rd), Booker (4th) and Kaylin Hunter (6th).

Boys 300 hurdles: Roberts (3rd) and Anthony Brown (5th).

Girls 300 hurdles: Paris Brewton (7th) and Aniyah Bradfield (8th).

Boys 400: Turner (2nd), Holmes (3rd) and Dylan Preaster (8th).

Girls 400: Bradfield (8th).

Boys 800: Jamil Williams (2nd) and Jacob McGhin (8th).

Boys 1,600: Patrick Wallace (7th) and David Boatwright (8th).

Boys 3,200: Wallace (5th) and Boatwright (7th).

Girls 3,200: Lydia Aguilera-Montes (8th).

Boys 4×100 relay: 4th.

Girls 4×100 relay: 3rd.

Girls 4×200 relay: 2nd.

Girls 4×400 relay: 3rd.

Boys 4×800 relay: 3rd.

Girls 4×800 relay: 3rd.

Girls discus: Jalyne Sirmans (3rd) and Jennaya Coucoules (6th).

Girls high jump: Bradfield (2nd) and Shila Jackson (7th).

Boys long jump: Daequan Brown (8th).

Girls long jump: Makiyah Brewton (2nd) and Zaryia Campbell (3rd).

Boys pole vault: Christopher Hill (6th), Tavaris Sharp (8th) and Andrew Bartlett (8th).

Girls pole vault: Kori Campbell (2nd) and Jayda McKinnon (5th).

Girls shot put: Coucoules (8th).

Boys triple jump: Bradley (5th).

Girls triple jump: Paris Brewton (6th).