FROM STAFF REPORTS

Brandon Banks won four individual events--triple jump, long jump, 100 meters and 200 meters--and ran a leg on Courtland's victorious 400-meter relay team as the Cougars scored 98 points to beat James Monroe (50) and Massaponax (27) in a tri-meet yesterday.

Jaquonna Lott was nearly as impressive for Courtland's girls squad. She won three individual events (triple jump, 100, 400) and also was part of the Cougars' winning 1600-meter relay.

Despite three event wins by James Monroe's Bilnita Armstead, Courtland scored 80.5 points to beat JM (54.5) and Massaponax (22).

BOYS

100 meters: Brandon Banks (Ct) 11:44; 200: Banks (Ct) 23:56; 400: Blake Anderson (Ct) 51.92; 800: Stephen Seemion (JM) 2:05.26; 1600: Parry (JM) 4:43; 3200: Will Helfrich (JM) 10:26; 110 hurdles: Ross Browning (JM) 15.38; 300 hurdles: Daniel Akordor (Ct) 43.65; 400 relay: Courtland (Banks, Jon Wright, Rory Gordon, Aaron Harper) 46.11; 1600 relay: Courtland (D.J. Smith, Xavier Hines, Anderson, Josh Barrett) 3:34; 3200 relay: James Monroe (Helfrich, Ache, Seemion, Parry) 8:22.

Shot put: Harper (Ct) 48-7; Discus: Jake Kroko (JM) 120-5; Long jump: Banks (Ct) 20-6; Triple jump: Banks (Ct) 41-5; High jump: Marlin Corbin (Ct) 5-8; Pole vault: Akordor (Ct) 10-0.

GIRLS

100 meters: Jaquonna Lott (Ct) 12.42; 200: Jamie Lott (Ct) 26.06; 400: Lott (Ct) 1:00.21; 800: Lambert (JM) 2:35; 1600: Fisher (JM) 5:52; 3200: Clemo (JM) 12:22; 100 hurdles: Bilnita Armstead (JM) 15:50; 300 hurdles: Armstead (JM) 47.12; 400 relay: Massaponax 53.59; 1600 relay: Courtland (Lott, Lott, Monae Waller, Nya Johnson) 4:32; 3200 relay: James Monroe (Baskerville, Fisher, Lambert, Clemo) 10:25.

Shot put: Tonya Denny (Ma) 32-0; Discus: Christopher (JM) 90-6; Long jump: Armstead (JM) 16-5; Triple jump: Jaq. Lott (Ct) 35-9; High jump: Waller (Ct) 5-0.

TRACK AND FIELD

at Spotsylvania

Clinton Simpkins won the long jump, 110-meter hurdles and 300 hurdles as Chancellor's boys track team beat Spotsylvania 80-52.

Sandy Estep won the triple jump, high jump and 400 meters to lead the Chargers' girls past Spotsylvania 83-48.

BOYS