The field events...
 High jump winner Keith Moffatt's lanky frame makes it hard for his entire body to fit in the picture. |
 Moffatt after clearing 6"11.75" for the win. |
 Phoebus senior Alonzo Moore leaps to his best long jump mark here with a 22'01.50" |
 Long jump and triple jump winner Moore poses with one his awards in hand. |
 The girls long jump was very competitive with many of the best jumpers in the state including James River's Kellie Wells (above) who finished 4th with a mark of 17'05.25". |
 Defending Group AA State champion Foster jumped well enough to take 2nd (17'08.50"). |
 However, it was Salem sophomore Amy Seward who ruled supreme over her fellow long jumpers... |
 As Seward reached atop the podium with her leap of 18'06.50". |
 Centreville's Alicia LaRoche goes up and over for the win... |
 The top 3 medalist in the girls' pole vault |
 Houston...I mean Dinwiddie...we have take off! Moore goes airborne with this leap of 49'11.25". Talk about hang time! |
 Triple jump award winners from left to right: Joe Ellis of Dinwiddie (3rd), Alonzo Moore of Phoebus (1st), and Nick Robinson of Atlee (2nd). |
 One of the best in the nation, Lindsay Neuberger of Cox wins the shot put(49'04.50") and discus (125'02.50") with ease. |
 Shot put award winners from left to right: Travis Smith of King George (2nd), Willie Walker of Greenville County (1st), and Roy Hubbard of William Campbell (3rd). |