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AUSTIN, Texas (KTRE) - The silver and bronze medals belonged to East Texas Friday as the result poured in from the UIL Boys’ 2A Triple Jump competition. Javarris Barnes, of San Augustine, placed second with a score of 47 feet and 6 inches. Javarris Barnes InterviewHe was followed closely behind by Keagan Ash, of Mount Enterprise, who placed third with a score of 47 feet and 2.50 inches. Keagan Ash InterviewCopyright 2025 KTRE. All rights reserved.

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AUSTIN, Texas (KTRE) - Michael Woodard, of Latexo, was one of the last two standing Friday in the UIL Boys’ 2A High Jump competition. Michael Woodard InterviewWoodard tied with Jeremy Vela, of Somerville, by both of them having the same score 6 feet and 6 inches. Copyright 2025 KTRE. All rights reserved.

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AUSTIN, Texas (KLTV) - After already taking down a gold medal hours prior, Lucas Cano of Gilmer became state champion again Thursday - this time for the 4A Boys’ Discus Throw competition. Cano recorded a distance of 194 feet and 2 inches during the event. He also won the 4A Boys’ Shot Put competition with a score of 60 feet and 2.25 inches. But he wasn’t the only East Texas who showed out, with Demetrius Dean of Jasper taking home the silver medal and McCager Smith of Athens winning the bronze.

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AUSTIN, Texas (KLTV) - Kristen Betts, from Woodville, finished in third place Thursday in the UIL 3A Girls’ Shot Put competition in Austin. Kristen BettsBetts recorded a throw of 41 feet and 1.5 inches. Copyright 2025 KLTV. All rights reserved.

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AUSTIN, Texas (KTRE) - Roscan Hadnot, from Jasper, became a state champion Thursday after winning the UIL 4A Girls’ High Jump competition in Austin. Hadnot finished with a score of 5 feet and 9 inches. Hadnot finished with a score of 5 feet and 9 inches. In the midst of her victory, she dedicated all her hard work to Ayden Burk, a former coach who was struck and killed by a stray bullet last year while in town for a high school coaching convention.