The Lady Dragons (4-0 in Region) not only won every event, but nearly took every point in a 149-1 win. Warren’s boys also finished 4-0 in Region 4 with a 128-22 victory.

“Today finished out our region competition with both the boys and girls going undefeated in the region and winning region championships,” said Warren coach Kevin Dustin. “We set this as a goal in the beginning of the season and it’s great to have them both accomplish this goal. It was a nice day to compete and we are continuing to see the kids improve on their season bests. We are looking forward to getting into some good competition on Friday and see if we can lower those marks even more.”

On Wednesday — a makeup meet from Tuesday’s weather postponement, Warren won all the relays uncontested.

Double individual winners for Warren’s girls included Adison Cullers in the 100- and 300-meter hurdles, Madelyn Nosel in the 100 and 200, Morgan Alexander in the 1,600 and 3,200, and Lindsay Madigan triple jump and javelin. Other winners were Michaela Dolan (400), Brynn Norris (800), Zoe Rodgers (discus), Julia Getner (shot put), Hailey Cabisca (long jump), Lilly Newton (high jump) and Gracie Page won pole vault at 9 feet.

Photo by Mark Evans Warren’s Julia Getner competes in high jump.

Max Spiegel won long jump, triple jump and high jump for Warren’s boys. Double winners were Tommaso Clemente in the 100 and 200, and Sam Lindell in the 1,600 and 3,200. Other Warren winners were Quinn Norris (400), Timothy Giger (800), Andrew Haight (discus), Alex Gulnac (shot), and Leyton Salvatore and Cole Fitzgerald tied at pole vault (10-3).

Youngsville’s winners included Chase Myers in both the 110 and 300 hurdles and Aiden Eger, javelin.

Some of Warren’s track and field athletes will compete on Friday at an invitational in Altoona and some at Coudersport.