Butler senior Ryan Porch broke the school long jump record that stood for 21 years.

He held the mark for about three minutes.

Fellow senior and Golden Tornado teammate Luke Campbell broke Porch’s mark moments later, leaping 23 feet, 6.5 inches to win the event at Saturday’s Tri-State Track and Field Invitational, hosted by West Mifflin High School.

Calvin Littlejohn set the previous Butler record of 23 feet, 3 inches, in 2003.

Campbell’s previous personal record in the long jump was 22-3. When Porch jumped 23-5.25, he eclipsed his previous personal-best by more than a foot as well.

“There was a big crowd watching us, so the adrenaline was there,” Campbell said. “I saw Ryan’s jump and just wanted to go a little bit farther. There was one jumper between him and I, so he didn’t have the record long.

“We expected to challenge for the record, just not this early in the season. Ryan and I are good friends. We push each other. We talked about our jumps on the bus ride home. We have a big meet Friday (Butler Invitational) and our sights are on 24 feet.”

Campbell and Porch placed 1-2 in the long jump at the meet.

Butler’s 4x400 relay unit of Chris Rubcic, Aaron Stebick, Drew Knight and Landon Lacey won with a time of 3 minutes, 24.42 seconds.

On the girls side, Butler’s Megan Baggetta won the triple jump with a meet-record leap of 38 feet, 7.5 inches. The previous mark of 38-3 was set by McDowell’s Sheena Gordon in 2003.

Butler’s placers at the meet follow:

Boys

Luke Campbell: 1-long jump 23-6.5, 8-high jump 5-9

Ryan Porch: 2-long jump 23-5.25

4x400 relay: 1-Chris Rubcic, Aaron Stebick, Drew Knight, Landon Lacey 3:24.42

Braylon Littlejohn: 3-high jump 5-11

4x100 relay: 3-Chris Rubcic, Landon Lacey, David Graef, Ryan Porch 43.42

Landon Lacey: 5-100 meters 11.17

Troy Ritson: 5-pole vault 11-6

Drew Knight: 5-800 meters 1:58.70

Giovanni Fout: 5-triple jump 41-11

4x800 relay: 5-Logan Rogers, Ethan Thomas, Riley Gatz, Silvio Andreassi 8:52.74

Markeis Frazier: 7-shot put 43-7

David Graef: 8-200 meters 22.91

Girls

Megan Baggetta: 1-triple jump 38-7.5, 6-long jump 16-4.5

Grace Nichols: 2-high jump 5-1

Ava Brewster: 3-3,200 meters 11:40.56

4x400 relay: 4-Rylee Jack, Adraya Baxter, Madison McGarrah, Lauren Bowden 4:13.01

Evelyn Paserba: 6-pole vault 8-6

4x100 relay: 7-Rylie Blystone, Layuren Bowden, Rylee Jack, Aubrey Rock 52.09

Slippery Rock’s boys track team tallied six first-place finishes in winning the Big Red Invitational at West Middlesex on Saturday.

Levi Prementime won the high jump and 100-meter hurdles, Tyler Arblaster the 200 and 400 meters, Eli Anderson the 300 hurdles. The Rockets’ 4x400 meter relay team of Sam Schwartz, Anderson, Prementine and Arblaster also won.

The Rockets scored 123.5 points in winning the meet.

Slippery Rock’s girls placed fifth with 51 points. Elise DiFrischia won the pole vault and the Rockets’ 4x800 relay team emerged victorious.

Slippery Rock placers in the meet follow:

Boys

Levi Prementine: 1-high jump 6-3, 1-100 hurdles 15.6, 2-long jump 21-3.5

Tyler Arblaster: 1-200 meters 22.71, 1-400 meters 50.87

Eli Anderson: 1-300 hurdles 40.87, 2-100 hurdles 155.73

4x400 relay: 1-Sam Schwartz, Eli Anderson, Levi Prementine, Tyler Arblaster 3:29.70

Dustin Joyce: 2-triple jump 42-10, 6-long jump 19-9

Braiden Reich: 2-shot put 42-11

Anthony Robare: 2-800 meters 2:06.64

4x800 relay: 2-Sam Schwartz, Viktor Zahn, Leshen Chen, Anthony Robare 8:48.74

Viktor Zahn: 3-1,600 meters 4:47.62

Zach Hoehn: 4-shot put 42-3

4x100 relay: 5-Dustin Joyce, Trent Davey, Jesse Gahring, Eli Anderson 44.90

Trent Davey: 6-100 meters 12.07

Josh Dustin: 6-300 hurdles 46.54

Girls

Elise DiFrischia: 1-pole vault 9-6

4x800 relay: 1-Ashley Ragan, Tessa Szymanski, Raely FaJohn, Halie Halberg 10:36.24

Aiva Reich: 2-300 hurdles 49.18, 3-100 hurdles 16.76

Tessa Szymanski: 3-1,600 meters 5:39.94

Laila Hackwelder: 3-high jump 4-9

Simone Laslavic: 5-triple jump 31-7

Izzy Vukson: 5-pole vault 7-0

Softball

Rylan Strauser got the win in the circle and contributed a triple and three RBI offensively as Union/A-C Valley defeated Oil City, 10-6, on Friday. Alivya Hartzell had three hits, including a double, and scored a run. She had three RBI.

Union/A-C Valley is 5-3 on the season.