News 8 Primetime 585 Elite Awards: Girls field
Our large school winner is a senior who has become one of the best throwers in the area.
She went undefeated all year in the shot put, and the regular season was highlighted by an invite to the New Balance Nationals — her fourth invite to a national event.
At sectionals, she not only won the shot put, but the weight throw as well, both for the second year in a row.
She qualified for states in both events, finishing 17th in the weight throw and number six in the shot put.
She is a National Honor Society student who has been high honor roll with distinction every quarter of her high school career.
She plans on taking her talents to Division I Villanova next year.
Our large school girls field award winner is Jane Carey from Webster Thomas.
Our small school winner will be on this stage for the second time, but this is her first win for the indoor season.
This year, she won a weight throw sectional title for the second year in a row and a shot put title for the third year in a row.
Her shot put of 39 feet, three inches was the best at sectionals for any class.
She went four feet further in the state qualifier and finished first in that event against the best throwers from every class.
She capped her season at the state championship with a runner up in the shot put.
She is committed to Division I Western Michigan for next year.
The small school girls field elite award goes to Kaylee Oswald of Wellsville.
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