Pocahontas edged West Plains, Mo., for first place in the boys' standings, but West Plains' girls coasted to first place at the annual Bomber Relays on Monday night at Bomber Stadium.

The Lady Zizzers racked up 165 1/3 points, while the Yellville-Summit Lady Panthers were second with 90 1/3 points, and the Lady Bombers were third with 73 1/2. Alpena placed fourth, Harrison was fifth, Pocahontas sixth, and Green Forest seventh among 14 girls' teams scoring.

Pocahontas won the boys' title with 147 points, while West Plains was second with 122, Mountain Home was third with 115, Harrison was fourth with 105 1/2, Clinton was fifth, Cave City sixth and Yellville-Summit seventh among 15 teams scoring points.

Devon Adams of Pocahontas was named the meet's most outstanding male athlete as he won the 100-meter dash in 11.45 seconds, won the 200-meter dash in 23.54, won the high jump at 6 feet, 2 inches, won the triple jump at 42-8 1/2, finished second in the long jump at 21-5, and was the anchor on the third-place 4x100 relay team for a total of 49 1/2 points.

Green Forest's Karina Maravillas was named the meet's most outstanding female athlete as she won the 800 in 2:27.48, was on the second-place 4x800 relay team, and placed fifth in the 3200.

Mountain Home's Dalton Schaufler handed Adams his only non-first place in an individual event by long jumping 21-8 to win the event, 3 inches ahead of Adams. Adams returned the favor in the triple, edging Schaufler by a half inch.

Bakersfield's Andrea Yount won the girls' long jump at 17-2 1/2, with Alpena's Alex Hill in second and Yellville-Summit's Cierra Lamkin and Hailey Layton in third and fourth. Layton totaled 26 1/2 points at the meet for the Lady Panthers. Harrison's Ella Brandt won the girls' high jump.

Clinton's Madison Speer won the triple jump, with Mountain Home's Trinity Willett in second and Yellville-Summit's Ashley Kittler in third. Cotter's Emily Montgomery scored five of her team's seven points at the meet with a fourth place in the event. Christianne Crunkleton scored the other two with a seventh-place finish in the 100-meter hurdles.

Harrison's Hayden Vanderpool threw the shot put 46-10 1/2 to win easily, while Alpena's Cheyenne Wilcox won the girls' shot at 30-9. West Plains' Maggie Davidson won the girls' discus at 101-4, and Pocahontas' Dustin Rose won the boys' at 123-1.

Mountain Home's Lance Lee cleared 14 feet in the pole vault last week at West Plains to tie a school record, but due to the meet being held in another state, Lee's 13-2 on Monday became his official state qualifying vault. He finished 8 inches ahead of three West Plains vaulters, who went 2-3-4. Melbourne's Audra Blevins won the girls' pole vault at 10 feet even. Mountain Home's Kinsey Raley was third.

West Plains took the top two spots in the girls' 100 hurdles, with Layton in third for Yellville-Summit and Danielle Frencl in fourth for the Lady Bombers. Pocahontas took the top two spots and three of the top four spots in the boys' 110 hurdles.

Pocahontas' Brian Lemm won the boys' 300 hurdles in 41.71, while Mountain Home's Dante Jones was second. West Plains' Megan McCrackin won the girls' 300 hurdles, barely edging Layton, 51.27 to 51.33.

Alpena's Alex Hill won the girls' 100-meter dash in 13.82, ahead of Mammoth Spring's Lauren Mitchell. Hill also won the 200-meter dash in 28.61, just ahead of Mitchell and Yellville-Summit's Mariah Crespino. Adams edged Dante Jones by .02 of a second in the boys' 200.

Mountain Home's Bella Bevel won the girls' 400 in 1:05.78, and Clinton's Weston Amos won the boys' event in 51.59. Maravillas won the girls' 800, and Cave City's Miller won the boys' race.

West Plains swept the top three spots in the 1600, with Mia Harris winning in 5:25.56, while Cave City's Fischer Miller won the boys' race in 4:29.54. West Plains took the top two spots in the girls' 3200, and the Zizzers claimed the top spot and two of the top three in the boys' race as well.

West Plains won the girls' 4x800 in 10:39.45, and the Zizzers won the boys' event in 8:17.07, edging Mountain Home's time of 8:28.93.

Harrison won the boys' 4x100 relay in 45.59 seconds. Yellville-Summit's team of Layton, Lamkin, Crespino and Summer Dare won the girls' race, ahead of Alpena and third-place Mountain Home.

In the final event, the 4x400, West Plains' girls won in 4:31.50, ahead of the 4:36.07 by Mountain Home's Bevel, Jaden Chapa, Josie Kelly and Abby Martin. Clinton's boys won in 3:31.93, ahead of West Plains and Mountain Home's Bob Allen, Seth Beshears, Schaufler and Jones.