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Oakwood Secures Third State Track Title in Columbus

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COLUMBUS — Oakwood High School athletes won multiple events at the OHSAA state track meet this week, securing the Division III girls team championship on June 6 at Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium. Oakwood’s 4×800 relay set a Division III state record on June 5, and individual wins contributed to the team title.

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COLUMBUS — Oakwood High School athletes won multiple events at the OHSAA state track meet this week, securing the Division III girls team championship on June 6 at Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium. Oakwood’s 4×800 relay set a Division III state record on June 5, and individual wins contributed to the team title.

The victories included a 9:07.10 relay by Katherine Erwin, Riley Meador, Delaney Cahill and Kaya Asinjo, a 12-foot-10 pole vault by Mila Gelbart on June 6, and Cameron Lindsey’s Division III 3,200 win; Oakwood finished with 52 points, beating Ottawa-Glandorf by 11, and the results were recorded by meet officials.

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  1. 1. OHSAA restructured state track divisions from three to five prior to 2025 championships.
  2. 2. June 5, 2025: Oakwood's 4×800 relay won Division III in 9:07.10, recorded as a new Division III state record.
  3. 3. June 5, 2025: Cameron Lindsey won the Division III 3,200 in 9:11.8.
  4. 4. June 6, 2025: Mila Gelbart won the Division III pole vault with a clearance of 12 feet, 10 inches.
  5. 5. June 6, 2025: Oakwood totaled 52 points to win the Division III team championship, finishing 11 points ahead of Ottawa-Glandorf.

Why it matters

Oakwood High's victory showcases the power of teamwork and dedication. It's a reminder that our local schools are producing not just scholars, but also exceptional athletes. Check out the OHSAA website to follow future meets and support our young talents.

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