Sequim’s tracksters were ready to compete at their only home meet of the season, come rain or shine — and it had plenty of both.

The Wolves’ boys (3-0) weathered the blustery conditions for a three-team sweep of Bremerton, North Mason and Chimacum, while Sequim’s girls (2-1) placed second behind Bremerton.

Senior Brendan Lauritzen and sophomores Riley Martin and Murray Bingham each won a pair of events as Sequim tallied 118 team points, out-pacing Bremerton (85), North Mason (45) and Chimacum (12).

Lauritzen won both shot put (39-11) and discus (101-11) events and placed second in the javelin (142-10) behind teammate Riley Cowan (149-0).

Martin set a personal best in both 110 high hurdles (16.27) and 300 hurdles (46.67).

Bingham swept the distance races, taking top honors in the 1,600 meters (4:46) and 3,200 meters (10:40). Fellow soph Alec Shingleton took top honors in the 800-meter race (2:14).

Michael Larsen, a senior, set a personal best in the high jump (5-8) and took second in the triple jump (32-8.75).

Curtis Gorr, also a senior, placed second in both 100-meter and 200-meter sprints (11.66 and 24.44).

Transfer senior Morgan Bingham paced the Sequim girls with a dominating effort in the 1,600 meters of 5:38, the 10th-fastest time among 2A schools (according to athletic.net).

Sophomore Elizabeth Sweet won the pole vault (9-0) and was second in the triple jump (25-7).

Senior Hilary Holtrop set a personal best in the high jump, clearing 4 feet 8 inches.

Freshman Lindsey Leader won the shot put with a 27-foot 3-inch mark.

The Wolves also took first in both 4×100 and 4×200 relays.

Earning second-place finishes were Kristinna Barnet in the 400 meters (1:10) and Shayli Schuman in the 100 meter hurdles (17.66).

Bremerton won the girls’ meet with 82.5 team points, with Sequim in second (72.5), North Mason in third (59) and Chimacum fourth (14).

Looking ahead

Sequim is back in action following spring break on April 12, when they take on North Kitsap, Coupeville and host Olympic at Silverdale Stadium.

On April 15, select Wolves compete at the the Terrace Invite in Edmonds.