The PHS boys 4x200 relay team hold their 'Mobb Hard!' baton after winning placing first and setting a new school record with a time of 1 minute and 39 seconds at the Capital City Invitational on April 26, in Juneau. The boys team overall finished fourth, with a total of 80 points. From left to right: Nolan Lutomski, Brayden Tucker, Ben Kandoll and Noah Pawuk.
The PHS track and field team sprinted through the competition at the Capital City Invitational, setting two school records. The boys 4x200 relay ran a blazing 1 minute and 39 seconds – placing first.
"They had that as their goal. They knew what the school record was and kind of had an idea of what they needed to do," head coach Erin Hofacre said.
The boys 4x200 consists of Noah Pawuk, Ben Kandoll, Nolan Lutomski and Brayden Tucker.
"It was really celebratory and all of Petersburg was cheering us on in the infield. They were just going crazy right at the finish," Tucker said.
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