Park junior O’neal Attisso finished first in the high jump with a person best of 6-4 and sophomore Malaya Ramirez won the girls 400 (1:03.42) to lead the Wolfpack in the Knights Under the Lights meet Friday at Irondale.

Park’s boys finished sixth and the girls eighth in the team races.

Forest Lake won the boys half of the meet with 187.5 points, followed by; 2, Irondale, 137, 3, Apple Valley, 111.5. 4, Centennial, 110. 5, St. Anthon Village, 66. 6, Park, 39. 7, Richfield, 28. 8, DeLaSalle, 22.

The Ranger girls won as well with a score of 171.2. Centennial was second, 166.5. 3 Irondale, 88.4. 4, Apple Valley, 72. 5, St. Anthony Village, 61.4. 6, DeLaSalle, 55. 7, Richfield, 48. 8, Park, 25.5.

Boys results

Torwon Dahn was 18th in the 100 (11.85). Dylan Davis finished 14th in the 200 (24.62) and DeAngelo Boyd was 16th (24.95). Ricardo Santos was 14th in the 400 (1:00.15). Nicholas Halstead-Delago was 12th in the 800 (2:23.77). Halstead-Delgado was 18th in the 1,600 (6:05.22), Graham Thompson 19th (6:05.55) and Adam Kluz 20th (6:09.21). Adebare Goodness was 12th in the 110-meter hurdles (21.09) and Dominic Kamau 14th (21.66). Goodness was ninth in the 300 hurdles (50.31).

Park’s team of Gabriel Przekuray, Alexander Djadoo, Dahn and Jayveon Wade was second in the 4x100, finishing in a time of 46.18. The foursome of Jason Burns, Djadoo, Przekurat and Wade was third in the 4x200 relay (1:37.08).

Leam Hieserich was 12th in the shot put (32-10) and 13th in the discus (82-11.5). Carson Fritsche was 13th in the shot (32-6.5) and Tanner Zitzow 16th (28-9). Van Kassabian was 12th in the discus (86-11) and Michael Bennett 14th (75-8).

Daniel Boesch finished sixth in the long jump (19-0.25) and second in the triple jump (40-7.5). Wade was 11th in the long jump(17-10.25) and Attisso 13th (17-7.75). Santos was sixth in the triple jump (38-9) and Attisso eighth (38-0). Joshua Ola-Kazeem was 16th in the high jump (5-2) and Burns 19th (5-0).

Girls results

Elizabeth Kamande was 11th in the 100 (13.63) and Leilani Barcenas 20th (14.15). Vivian Abla was 17th in the 200 (30.26) and Kylie Bender 19th (30.80). Grace Sahli was seventh in the 400 (1:05.61) and Aria Lauthen 14th (1:10.81). Esme Edlund was 15th in the 800 (2:54.66) and Alexandra Cuellar 16th (3:09.23). Allison Devine finished 12th in the 1,600 meters (6:31.43). Jana Hafiz as 13th in the 3,200 (13:11.26). Hailey Garcia was 14th in the 100-meter hurdles (20.89).

Park’s team of Maleah McMorrow, Kamande, Edlund and Ramirez was third in the 4x400 relay in 4:28.91.

Pajyeeb Kong finished fourth in the shot put (34-1) and sixth in the discus (79-1). Marlina Patrick was 12th in the shot (27-1) and Ellanor Boche 16th (24-5). Patrick was ninth in the discus (75-9) and Boche 17th (56-8).

Sahli was 13th in the high jump (4-2). Edlund ninth in the long jump (13-9) and Abigail Schmitzer 10th (13-1.5). Edlund was ninth in the triple jump (29-4) and Schmitzer 11th (29-3).

Distance runners pace Park

Park’s distance runners and jumpers led the way as the Wolfpack competed in the White Bear Relays Wednesday.

Junior Henry Joa finished second in the 1,600 meters in 4:34.54 and senior Eli Firchau was fourth (4:40.31).

Junior Daniel Boesch was fourth in the long jump at 20-5.5 and O’Neal Attisso 10th at 19-4.5. Boesch was south in the triple jump at 39-1.25 and Attisso 12th at 37-11.5.

“Today we had a mix of young, inexperienced athletes and seasoned veterans compete,” said Park track coach Brad Narveson. “It was a great opportunity for our young athletes to get that big meet experience. And our upperclassmen who have been on our team for several years performed very well.

“We were led by our 1,600-meter runners finishing second and fourth. Henry Joa set a personal best and Eli Firchau set a season best,” said Narveson. “They both showed tremendous grit as they competed in some very windy conditions.

“Our horizontal jumpers also performed well,” Narveson added. “Danny Boesch and O’Neal Attisso had solid performances for this early in the season. Coach Dillard does a great job with our jumpers so we’re very confident they’ll continue to get better as the season progresses.”

Dylan Davis was 14th in the 400 (55.67), Liam Fleming 25th in the 1600 (5:11.68). Leam Hieserich led Park in the shot put with a throw of 35-2. Michael Bennett threw the discus 77-7 to finish 31st. Jayveon Wade finished 24th in the long jump (17-6) and 21st in the triple jump (35-3.75).

Park’s teams will compete at White Bear Lake Wednesday, starting at 3:30 p.m.