Polk County's 4x800-meter girls relay team poses after first breaking the school record in the event at the WNC Polar Bear meet Jan. 28 at Wolverine Stadium (photo courtesy Jenny Wolfe).

Polk relay teams set school records in David Oliver indoor meet

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Polk County’s boys and girls 4×800-meter relay teams each set school records Friday in the David Oliver Classic at JDL Fast Track in Winston-Salem.

The boys squad, consisting of Sean Doyle, Caleb Brown, Mitchell Brown and Jacob Wolfe, ran a time of 8:18.03. The Wolverines placed fourth in the race behind a trio of larger schools.

The girls squad, comprised of Emily Kocher, Savannah Robbins, Emma Wagoner and Allison Swope, posted a time of 10:27.97. While eighth in the race, the Wolverines were the top 2A school, as with the boys.

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In other races Friday:

– Savannah Robbins. 500-meter run, 1:29.29

– Eli Hall, 500-meter run, 1:13.33

– Polk County (Nate Smart, Tanner Garrett, Sean Doyle, Jordan Smith), 4×200-meter relay, 1:37.97

– Mitchell Brown, 3200-meter run, 10:37.31

The meet, the final indoor event before next week’s state championships, continues on Saturday.

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