Since 2008, Ashley Henriquez has been a major part of the Fifth-Grade Track Meet, from running the meet to the main event, hosting the highly popular tug-of-war event.
Boys complete the 60-yard dash, with HOB runner Christian Rodriguez clocking a 10.05 for first, Carlton Howard was second with a 9.59 and third was Pierre Davis of Gerald Adams.
Since 2008, Ashley Henriquez has been a major part of the Fifth-Grade Track Meet, from running the meet to the main event, hosting the highly popular tug-of-war event.
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Boys complete the 60-yard dash, with HOB runner Christian Rodriguez clocking a 10.05 for first, Carlton Howard was second with a 9.59 and third was Pierre Davis of Gerald Adams.
The HOB team edged Poinciana in the boys tug-of-war before a very enthusiastic crowd.
Gerald Adams celebrated the 50th annual Fifth-Grade Track Meet with a repeat title on Saturday, May 13, at The Back Yard.
There was no doubt the Gerald Adams girls tug-of-war team would take top honors, again.
The girls finished a heat of the 60-yard dash as Jemima Joseph of Poinciana clocked a 9.85 for first.
It was a first as Coach Sevanah Ferrell entered Grace Lutheran School in the annual event.
The HOB boys tug-of-war team and fans were fired up after winning the event.
Miles Murphy of Stanley Switlik was second in the boys softball throw at 142.6 feet.
Key West High interim principal and track coach Dave Perkins fired the gun to start the boys 4x100 relay.
For 50 years, the Key West Masonic Lodge has sponsored the Fifth-Grade Track Meet, providing some very nice trophies for the winners.
Uma Vogan of The Basilica School was fourth in the girls long jump with a leap of 80.5 inches.
