The Boys and Girls Varsity Track & Field teams showcased their skills at the recent Mason Rod Russell Invitational, an event known for its fierce competition and talented athletes. In this highly anticipated meet, the Girls track team achieved an impressive 2nd place finish, while the boys' team secured a commendable 3rd place.

One of the standout performances of the night came from Daniel Emmert. Daniel made history by shattering the longest-standing school record at CHS with a remarkable time of 4 minutes and 11.26 seconds in the full mile race. This outstanding achievement surpassed the previous record set by hall of famer Doug Slack in 1976, whose time stood at 4 minutes and 14.63 seconds. Daniel's remarkable feat earned him a well-deserved 7th place in the Bizarre Mile category, marking a significant milestone in Centerville's track and field legacy.

Adding to the team's success, newly elected class president Lauren Jessup Aiken delivered a stellar performance in the 200 meters race. Lauren not only broke the school record with an impressive time of 25.08 seconds but also secured a 2nd place finish, highlighting her exceptional speed and determination on the track.

With their remarkable achievements at the Mason Rod Russell Invitational, both the Boys and Girls Varsity Track & Field teams are now gearing up for the upcoming GWOC Championship Meet at Beavercreek. This highly anticipated event promises to be a thrilling showcase of athleticism and teamwork as Centerville's top athletes compete for victory.

For fans eager to support the teams, tickets for the GWOC Championship Meet are available for purchase online at

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or can be obtained with cash at the gate. Don't miss this exciting opportunity to cheer on the Centerville Track & Field teams as they strive for greatness on the track!