MIDDLEBURG - Bolstered by new faces on the track, the Oakleaf High School boys and girls track teams ran away with the Clay County High School Track and Field Championship team titles Tuesday night at Middleburg High School.

Oakleaf's girls team scored 149 points to top Fleming Island at 133 and Ridgeview at 100 while the boys scored 173 points to gap Ridgeview's 116 and Fleming Island' s 113.

Oakleaf got key wins in the 800 meters with Briana Olazabal outsprinting three Fleming Island runners; Halie Bourre, Jordan Detwiler and Audrey Millican to get the 10 points for first place there while Tony Stallworth ran from the front to edged Clay's Oliver West with a 2:07.18 split to West's 2:08.59. West recently ran a 1:59 split.

In the 300 hurdles, Oakleaf freshman Mikayla Pearson dominated that event with a 49.94 split over Fleming Island's Kayla Armstrong who clocked in at 52.76.

Oakleaf won both the boys and girls 4 x 100 relays to add team points.

One minor upset in the 100 meter dash was Clay High's Erykah Murray edging Oakleaf's Jaqueline Thomas by just .01 second at 13.07-13.08 in one of the tightest races of the cold night.

In the 110 hurdles, Oakleaf's Khalif Copeland edges Glenn Rodgers, a rising freshman star at Ridgeview with a 15.41 split to Rodgers' 15.88 time. Fleming Island's Luc Larson dominated the 300 hurdles with a 42.70 split bettering John Abate of Orange Park who ran 44.59. Rodgers was fourth.

In the mile runs, Orange Park's John Bear posted a winning 4:38.36 time over Joel Nesi of Ridgeview, in at 4:41.42 with Keystone Heights' Alex Guy just a hair behind Nesi at 4:41.46.

In the girls mile, Fleming Island's Julie Franzoni won in 5:53.02 with a strong final lap with Middleburg High cross country ace Priscilla Frietze second at 5:57.75. Defending mile champion Grace Cuthbert of Fleming Island was third in 5:59.27.

In the field events, in the high jump, Oakleaf high jumper Anthony Norris edged Middleburg's Bryce Quiett with Middleburg's Kayle Petrosky edging Oakleaf's Nia Anthony.

Middleburg went 1-2 in the girls discus with Dakota Peppard winning ahead of teammate Paige Novatasky. Alex Barfield of Middleburg won the boys discus.

In triple jump, with two of the area's best athletes competing, Oakleaf's Melvin Briley won with a 47'-4.25" leap over Middleburg's Marcus Floyd's 43'-10.5". Briley also won the long jump.

Oakleaf state qualifier Loren Johnson won the girls triple jump at 35'-9.25" and the long jump at 16'-4.5".

Girls long jump: 1. Loren Johnson, OHS, 16-4.5; 2. Jaqueline Thomas, OHS, 16-.50; 3. Allison Whetstone, FIHS, 14-10.5;

Boys long jump: 1. Melvin Briley, OHS, 20-5.75; 2. Anthony Norris, OHS, 20-1.75; 3. Chase Hebert, MHS, 10-2.5

Girls Shot Put: 1. Destiny Basden, OPHS, 30-2.75; 2. Tiana Nichols, CHS, 30-1; 3. Grier Burrows, RHS, 29-9.25

Boys Shot put: 1. Jalen Rivers, OHS, 42-.75; 2. Shawn Bizzell, OPHS, 41-1; 3. Jeffrey Allen, OHS, 41-.25

Girls Discus: 1. Dakota Peppard, MHS, 102-9; 2. Paige Novatasky, MHS, 93-7; 3. Alyssa Williford, CHS, 91-9

Boys Discus: 1. Alex Barfield, MHS, 139-3; 2. Jeffrey Allen, OHS, 127-10; 3. Devon Fertil, RHS, 122-9

Girls Pole Vault: 1. Yoliana Velazquez, MHS, 7-0; 2. Sara Mayers, MHS, 6-5

Boys Pole Vault: 1. Jacob Mancini, CHS, 11-5; 2. Matt Oliver, MHS, 11-0; 3. Adrian Cepeda, RHS 10-5

Girls triple jump: 1. Loren Johnson, OHS, 35-9.25; 2. Ciarra Kallie, OHS, 32-5.75; 3. Tahja Peoples, OHS, 31-10

Boys triple jump: 1. Melvin Briley, OHS, 47-4.25; 2. Marcus Floyd, MHS, 43-10.5; 3. Anthony Norris, OHS, 41-10

Girls High Jump: 1. Kaley Petrosky, MHS, 5-.5; 2. Nia Anthony, OHS, 4-10.5; 3. Jauhna Smith, RHS, 4-8.75

Boys High Jump: 1. Anthony Norris, OHS, 5-10.75; 2. Bryce Quiett, MHS, 5-8.75; 3. Jaden Roy, RHS, 5-8.75

4 x 800 girls: 1. FIHS (Bourre, Detwiler, Millican, Stevenson) 11:06.07; 2. RHS 12:00.41, 3. CHS 13:21.62

4 x 800 boys: 1. FIHS (Dill, Fernandez, Miller, Shaw) 8:36.98; 2. OHS 8:58.85; 3. CHS 9:04.64

Girls 100 Hurdles: 1. Katie Berlin, OPHS, 17.64; 2. Trenity Gilford, RHS 17.953; 3. Kayla Armstrong, FIHS, 17.959

Boys 110 Hurdles: 1. Khalif Copeland, OHS, 15.41; 2. Glenn Rodgers, RHS, 15.88; 3. Luc Larson, FIHS, 16.93

Girls 100: 1. Erykah Murray, CHS, 13.07; 2. Jaqueline Thomas, OHS, 13.08; 3. Autumn Woodard, RHS, 13.33

Boys 100: 1. Marcus Floyd, MHS, 11.47; 2. Marquez Delafield, CHS, 11.59; 3. Cameron Rocket, RHS, 11.64

Girls 1600: 1. Julie Franzoni, FIHS, 5:53.02; 2. Priscilla Frietze, MHS, 5:57.75; 3. Grace Cuthbert, FIHS, 5:59.27

Boys 1600: 1. John Bear, OPHS, 4:38.36; 2. Joel Nesi, RHS, 4:41.42; 3. Alex Guy, KHHS, 4:41.46

Girls 4 x 100: 1. OHS 51.12; 2. RHS 51.94; 3. OPHS 53.10

Boys 4 x 100: 1. OHS (Morgan, King, Journigan, Roberts) 44.75; 2. OPHS 45.51; 3. RHS 45.56

Girls 400: 1. Katie James, CHS, 1:0.47; 2. Alexis Stilianou, CHS, 1:05.59; 3. Adriana Neilen, FIHS, 1;06.00

Boys 400: 1. Spencer Shaw, FIHS, 51.93; 2. Cameron Dill, FIHS, 52.82; 3. Alex Collier, OPHS, 53.57

Girls 300 Hurdles: 1. Mikayla Pearson, OHS, 49.94; 2. Kayla Armstrong, FIHS, 52.76; 3. Jasmine Mackey, RHS, 53.32

Boys 300 Hurdles; 1. Luc Larson, FIHS, 42.70; 2. John Abate, OPHS, 44.59; 3. Anthony Dickerson, OHS, 44.70

Girls 800: 1. Briana Olazabal, OHS, 2:34.72; 2. Halie Bourre, FIHS, 2:35.83; 3. Jordan Detwiler, FIHS, 2:38.37

Boys 800: 1. Tony Stallworth, OHS, 2:07.18; 2. Oliver West, CHS, 2:08.59; 3. Jacob Harris, FIHS, 2:10.01

Girls 200: 1. Jaqueline Thomas, OHS, 26.77; 2. Ashley Nelson, FIHS, 27.15; 3. Kaley Petrosky, MHS, 27.68

Boys 200: 1. Anfernee McCaskill, FIHS, 22.89; 2. Marcus Floyd, MHS, 23.37; 3. Keanan Restall, OPHS, 23.56

Girls 3200: 1. Priscilla Frietze, MHS, 13:10.77; 2. Rosie Cubbedge, FIHS, 13:19.48; 3. Camryn Williams, KHHS, 13:26.17

Boys 3200: 1. Evan Fuller, FIHS, 9:57.88; 2. Joel Nesi, RHS, 10:32.73; 3. Aidan Amstutz, FIHS, 10:48.52

Girls 4 x 400: 1. FIHS (Armstrong, Millican, Moody, Neilen) 4:22.74; 2. OHS 4:25.21; 3. RHS 4:47.45

Boys 4 x 400: 1. FIHS (Shaw, Williams, Fernandez, Dill) 3:31.48; 2. RHS 3:42.95; 3. OHS 3:44.86

Girls team: 1. OHS 149; 2. FIHS 133; 3. RHS; 4. MHS 90; 5. CHS 79; 6. OPHS 44; 7. KHHS 19

Boys team: 1. OHS 173; 2. RHS 116; 3. FIHS 113; 4. OPHS 87; 5. CHS 76; 6. MHS 69; 7. KHHS 19

Athletes will prepare for either the UNF Spring Break Open on March 24 or the Bob Hayes Invite on March 18.