Megan Baggetta won the triple jump and placed second in the long jump and Butler’s boys won the 4x200 meter and 4x400 meter relay events Saturday at the Tri-State Track Coaches Association indoor track and field meet Saturday at Edinboro University.

Baggetta won the triple jump with a leap of 36 feet. Christopher Rubcic, David Graef, Mark Klemz and Landon Lacey won the 4x200 in 1 minute, 35.19 seconds. The Golden Tornado’s 4x400 relay of Aatron Stebick, Drew Knight, Griffin Bauer and Lacey won in 3:36.49.

There were 60 schools competing. Butler heads to the Spire Institute in Geneva, Ohio, this Saturday for the Ohio Scholastic Showcase Meet.

Other Butler athletes placing among the top eight in their respective events follow:

Girls

60 meters: 6-Rylie Jack 8.32

400 meters: 6-Lauren Bowden1:03.69

3,000 meters: 3-Ava Brewster 11:01.96

4x400 relay: 4-Adraya Baxter, Rylie Jack, Ari Morrow, Lauren Bowden 4:26.68

4x800 relay: 4-Makaya McLister, Lyla Bowden, Amelia Turner, Ava Brewster 11:20.07

High jump: 3-Grace Nichols 5-0

Long jump: 2-Megan Baggetta 16-5

Triple jump: 1-Megan Baggetta 36-0, 5-Audrey Sansom 31-7, 6-Monica Fencil 31-5

Boys

60 meters: 8-David Graef 7.42

200 meters: 6-Christopher Rubcic 23.84, 8-David Graef 24.02

400 meters: 4-Aaron Stebick 53.63

800 meters: 4-Drew Knight 2:06

4x200 relay: 1-Christopher Rubcic, David Graef, Mark Klemz, Landon Lacey 1:35.19

4x400 relay: 1-Aaron Stebick, Drew Knight, Griffin Bauer, Landon Lacey 3:36.49

DMR: 4-Owen Dressler, Travis Shaffer, Ethan Thomas, Logan Rogers 11:49.21

Long jump: 8-Logan Ekas 18-7

Triple jump: 6-Logan Ekas 37-7

Pole vault: 6-Troy Ritson 11-2

Shot put: 3-Markeis Frazier 44-8

Slippery Rock traveled to Youngstown State for its second indoor meet of the season. Tyler Arblaster won the boys 400 meters in 51.72 seconds, breaking his own school indoor record. He also placed eighth in the 200 meters, snapping his own school mark again with a 23.52.

Eli Anderson placed sixth in the 60-meter hurdles in 9.17 seconds and Dustin Joyce was sixth in the triple jump with a leap of 39 feet, 1 inch, for the Rockets.

Annalyn Isaacs sored 11 points for Mars as the Planets cruised past Moon, 53-18, on Saturday. Moon did not score in the first quarter.

Mars had a 33-6 lead at halftime.

Chason Delarosa-Rugg scored 14 points and Aydan Jackson added 12 as Moniteau scored a 49-40 home win over Punxsutawney.

Noah Kengersky led the Chucks with 13 points. The Warriors outscored Punxsutawney 30-18 in the second half to grab the win.

PUNXSUTAWNEY 40

Ryan Heigltry 5, Cooper Hullman 1, Jimmie Neese 2, Noah Weaver 10, Noah Kengersky 13, Beau Thomas 9. Totals: 11 14-19 40.

MONITEAU 49

Chason Delarosa-Rugg 14, Andrew Zepeda 4, Aydan Jackson 12, Landon Kelly 7, David Dessicino 2, Colton Thomas 10. Totals: 19 8-15 49.

Punxsutawney 4 18 4 14 — 40

Moniteau 10 9 10 20 — 49

Seneca Valley 66, Latrobe 60 — Connor Oros and Tyler Pepin scored 14 points each as the Raiders secured this non-section victory at Chatham University. Andrew Roy netted 12 points and Luke Lawson added 10.

John Wetzel scored 15 points for Latrobe, which trailed by one entering the fourth quarter.

SENECA VALLEY 66

Aiden Lyczek 6, Andrew Roy 12, Connor Oros 14, Jackson Wetzel 2, Luke Lawson 10, Tyler Pepin 14, Kai West 8. Totals: 22 17-24 66.

LATROBE 60

Max Butler 11, Darius Davis 5, Landon Butler 11, John Wetzel 15, JoTawn Williams 6, Jack Drnjevich 6, Alex Tatsch 6. Totals: 24 3-4 60.

Seneca Valley 18 18 13 17 — 66

Latrobe 16 14 18 12 — 60