CAMBRIDGE — Seniors Rah ‘Zir Wilson and Ke’yare Hawkins and junior Janey Depp have been rewriting KCHS’ track and field record books this outdoor season, quietly and without the kind of fanfare that comes from competing at home since they have traveled for all but one of their meets.
At the North Bayside Conference championships on April 30, hosted by Cambridge-South Dorchester High School, Wilson won the 100 meters and high jump, establishing a meet record of 6 feet, 4 inches in the latter; Depp led the 1600-meter open race in 5 minutes, 40.89 seconds, lowering her own record by 3 seconds, and the 3200 meters; and Hawkins added more than 2 feet to her school record in the discus with a second-place throw of 110 feet, 5 inches.
Depp [800 meters] and senior Pacome Mennetrier [800 meters] also were runners-up.
This was an all-ribbon championship meet for the eight public high schools on the Mid-Shore; the top eight place-finishers in each event were recognized.
Senior RJ Peterson placed second in the 200 meters, was third in the triple jump and anchored the third-place 4×100-meter relay that included Bennett Harris, Wilson and Kiyan Hynson.
Also for Kent County High School, Hawkins placed fourth in the shot put and sophomore Joey Homyack was fourth in the 800 meters in a personal best of 2 minutes, 8.73 seconds.
Placing sixth in individual events were seniors Hynson in the 300-meter hurdles and 400 meters, Kamari Hoxter in the high jump and Delilah Markovic in the 100-meter hurdles.
Rounding out the ribbon winners was sophomore Xavier Johnson, who placed eighth in the long jump with a personal best of 17 feet, 0.5 inches.
Printed here are complete results for KCHS.
GIRLS
100 meters: Sarai Thomas, 15.01.
200 meters: Devynn Wiggins, 31.14; and Makenzie Walker, personal best of 34.79.
400 meters: Wiggins, 1 minute, 12.39 seconds; and Izabella Hinefelt, 1:14.30.
800 meters: Janey Depp, personal best of 2 minutes, 35.52 seconds, second.
1600 meters: Depp, school record of 5 minutes, 40.89 seconds, first. She set the previous record of 5:43.82 on April 16.
3200 meters: Depp, 13 minutes, 20.25 seconds, first.
100-meter hurdles: Delilah Markovic, 20.78, sixth.
300-meter hurdles: Markovic, personal best of 58.46; Hinefelt, 59.97; and Reese Strong, 1 minute, 0.66 seconds.
Shot put: Ke’yare Hawkins, 33 feet, 6.5 inches, fourth. She holds the school record of 33-10.
Discus: Hawkins, school record of 110 feet, 5 inches, second. She set the previous record of 108-10 in May 2025.
High jump: Kamari Hoxter, 4 feet, 4 inches, sixth.
BOYS
100 meters: Rah ‘Zir Wilson, 10.96, first; Bryce Jacobs, 11.96; and Dylan Hurtt, personal best of 12.43.
200 meters: RJ Peterson, 22.38, second; Jacobs, personal best of 24.63; and Eli Wilson, 27.41. Peterson has a share of the school record of 22.0 flat.
400 meters: Kiyan Hynson, 54.81, sixth; and Wayne Brown, 1 minute, 6.42 seconds.
800 meters: Pacome Mennetrier, 2 minutes, 7.09 seconds, second; Joey Homyack, personal best of 2:08.73, fourth; and Joshua Na-El, 2:49.50.
1600 meters: Na-El, personal best of 5 minutes, 51.15 seconds.
300-meter hurdles: Hynson, 46.11, sixth; Brown, 51.65; and Alfonso Candelas, personal best of 51.82.
4×100-meter relay of Bennett Harris, Wilson, Hynson and Peterson, 45.46, third.
Shot put: Alijah Floyd, 29 feet, 6.5 inches.
High jump: Wilson, meet record of 6 feet, 4 inches, first. He holds the school record of 6-8.
Long jump: Xavier Johnson, personal best of 17 feet, 0.5 inches; and Jacobs, 17-0..
Triple jump: Peterson, 41 feet, 5.5 inches, third.
