It was a role reversal from the inaugural Carson Capitol Classic on Saturday as the Carson boys track team took first and the girls track team came in second. Last year the girls won the event while the boys came in first.
The Senator boys won the meet with 146.5 points; Douglas was second at 105.5; Rite of Passage was third with 101 points; Whittell (63) and Damonte (62) round out the top five. Sierra Lutheran was seventh with 47 points.
"The thing about the boys is that there isn't one or two hot dogs who are scoring all the points, this team is a solid, well-rounded team that keeps producing," said Carson track coach Robert Maw.
Maw's pole vault trio of Eric Garcia, Cameron Childers and Anthony Winder came in second, third and sixth respectively.
Luke Carter had a solid day for Carson finishing second in both the 110 (16.10) and 300 yard hurdles (41.24), as well as the long jump (20-8). Carter had been sidelined with a hamstring injury.
Douglas' Jordan Cruz won the 100 with a time of 11.34. Carson's Brandon Buonacorsi was third in the 400 with a time of 52.51.
Sierra Lutheran's Preson Lyons won the 800 (2:01.85), followed by David McMasters of Carson with a time of 2:08.03.
Douglas swept the top two places in the 1,600 with Scotty Lococo finishing in 4:43.90 and Andrew Cobourn posting a 4:45.83.
Sierra Lutheran's Nathanael Williams won the 3,200 with a time of 10:41.06 while Carson's Brent Moyle (10:52.11) and Joshua VanSickle (10:59.56) took second and third respectively.
Douglas' Ryen Ake was third in the 110 hurdles (16.78).
Carson's 4x800 team of Richard Shroy, David McMasters, Buonacorsi and Nick Schlager won its race in a time of 8:20.24.
The Senators also pulled off a win in the 1200 sprint medley (2:35.81).
Cobourn, Lococo, Adrian Duenas and Johnny Ortega teamed to win the distance medley for Douglas while Carson's team of Schalger, McMasters, Noel Lopez and Brent Moyle was third.
Douglas' Corbin Zumpft won the high jump (5-8), followed by Sierra Lutheran's Tim Tollefson in a tie for second (5-6).
The Tigers also had a strong presence in the pole vault with Nick Maestretti taking third and Justin Seyfried and Craig Stratton tying for sixth.
Johnny Pollack was third in the long jump (20-7) and the triple jump (42-5.5) for Douglas while Carson's Nick Bukawy won the shot put with a throw of 45-9.
Carson's Blake McCoy won the discus (137-10) and Douglas' Justin Dry was third (126-2.75).
On the girls side, Douglas won the meet with 195.5 points. Carson was second with 144. Damonte (98.5), Whittell (70), and North Valleys (37) round out the top five. Sierra Lutheran was eighth with 22 points.
The girls meet was highlighted for the Senators by Alex Fallon. Fallon broke the school record in the triple jump with a jump of 37-2. Fallon's personal record before the jump was 35-8.
"I am extremely happy," Maw said. "Anytime a school record is broken under my watch, it makes me really happy."
Hannah Dudley also had a good day winning the discus at 107-5 and the 200-yard dash (26.89).
"It takes a unique athlete (to run and throw) to be able to do both," Maw said. "But to do both and win is (impressive.)"
Douglas swept the top three places in the 100 dash with Alexyss Easlick (12.97), Morgan Karnofel (13.03) and Amanda Brazeau (13.24) finishing in order.
Dudley was followed in the 200 by Douglas' Shannon Sturgess (27.00) and Alexyss Easlick (27.33).
Carson's Krista Baumgartner was second in the 400 with a time of 1:02.76 Douglas' Cara Dunkelman took second in the 800 with a time of 2:35.34.
Sierra Lutheran's Becky Grabow won the 1,600 (5:38.34) and took third in the 3,200 behind event-winner Amber Karnofel of Carson (12:43.31).
Brazeau won the 100 hurdles for Douglas in a time of 16.84 while teammate Lauren Babbitt took third (16.04).
Carson's 4x800 relay squad of Amanda Gordon, Erika Sosa, Caroline Montiel and Amber Karnofel won their race with a time of 10:42.76 while the Douglas squad (Bre Chabot, Stacy Waggoner, Audrey Moore and Amber Emerson) was third at 11:26.28.
Dudley teamed with Fallon, Hayden Jensen and Emily Field to win the 1200 sprint medley relay (3:02.59), ahead of Douglas' second-place squad of Susie White, Dunkelman, Easlick and Aspen Abbott (3:08.48).
Abbott, White, Dunkelman and Sadie Gastelum teamed up to win the distance medley for Douglas with a time of 13:42.50.
Douglas shined in the field events as Holly Downer won both the high jump (5-0) and the long jump (15-6.5) and Brazeau won the pole vault (10-0). Lauren Babbitt was third in the high jump and Cesarina Ceglia was third in the long jump.
The Tigers' Jourdan Burke was second in the triple jump with Ceglia finishing third there as well.
Bri Burnside took third in the discus for Douglas as well.
Carson hosts a tri-meet with Damonte Ranch and Fallon at 3 p.m. Wednesday at the Carson track.
