Sean Doyle qualified Saturday for the 1000-meter run at the state indoor track championships in February, winning the event at the JDL Mini-Meet in Winston-Salem.
Doyle posted a time of 2:38.58 to ensure a spot in the state 2A indoor meet. He won Saturday’s race at the JDL Fast Treack by almost three seconds. Doyle has now qualified for the state meet in the 1000, 1600 and 3200-meter runs.
Polk County’s Jacob Wolfe placed third in the 1000 in a time of 2:41.44, cutting two seconds off his personal best in the event.
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In other races:
– Mitchell Brown posted a time of 10:26.48 in the 3200-meter run, finishing fourth in the event and qualifying for the state meet
– Nate Smart finished the 300-meter dash in a time of 38.99, moving within one second of meeting the state standard
– Shelby Wells placed eighth in the 1000-meter run in a tme of 3:45.41
– Leah Hardin ran the 1600-meter run for the first time and took 12th in a time of 6:37.38
