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by Geoff Fox

The Hancock Panthers track team had a decent showing at the North Hagerstown Coaches Open last Wednesday, April 1, but lost a key component to the team at the same time.

Coach Greg Cartrette said he and Coach Brittany Waugh are very happy with the achievements of each of their student-athletes and they are improving with each meet and event.

“They are gaining valuable knowledge that will help them [excel] in their track knowledge and experience,” Cartrette said.

At the North Hagerstown meet, Leland Clark took first place in the Disc event and Ethan Hill took sixth in the event.

Ethan Hill gets ready to throw the disc in his event at the North Hagerstown Coaches Open last Wednesday, April 1. Hill would place sixth in the event. Photo courtesy Hancock Track.

Landyn Clark took first in the Boys Triple Jump event and second in the Boys Long Jump event.

Landyn Clark would score first place in the Boys Triple Jump event and Long Jump event for the Panthers at the North Hagerstown Coaches Open last Wednesday, April 1, in Hagerstown.

Prior to the meet, Sophomore Madison Booth suffered a season ending injury but should make a full recovery.

“We can’t wait to see her back on the track next year as a junior,” he said.

The Panthers’ next meet was yesterday, April 7, at Southern Fulton.

Leland Clark prepares to throw the disc during the North Hagerstown Coaches Open. Clark would place first in the event. Photo courtesy Hancock Track.