Three Wildcats took first at the Camden County Invitational on Saturday in Kingsland.
Richmond Hill High School's boys and girls track teams finished seventh and sixth, respectively, at the invitational.
Performances worth noting:
In the boys' meet, defending state 800-meter champion Shaquille Walker took first in the 800 with a time of 1 minute, 54.99 seconds. Teammate Beau Baker won the 1600 race with a 3:55.86. Darryl Dunham placed fourth in the 400 with a time of 53.08 seconds.
Top finisher for the girls was Jade Parsons, who won the long jump with a distance of 13 feet, 1 inch. Kailyn Green placed third in the 400 with a time of 1:05.88 and Kailyn Green took third in the high jump by clearing 4-6. Larissa McGowan grabbed third in the 400 with a time of 1:05.88 and Rachel Scott placed fourth in the discus with a distance of

Boys
Team scores: Camden County 94, Bradwell Institute 83, Charlton County 68, Effingham County 63.5, Glynn Academy 48.5, Brunswick 42.5, RHHS 42, Windsor Forest 38.5, Applring 37, McIntosh County Academy 31, Long County 20, Johnson 9, Savannah Arts 8.
RHHS results
1600: 1. Beau Baker, 4:55.86
400: 4. Darryl Dunham 53.08
110 high hurdles: 8. K. Davis 18.01
800: 1. Shaquille Walker, 1:54.99; 8. Andy Balas, 2:15.40.
Long jump: 6. Tyrell Morrise, 19-7 ¾ inches

Girls
Team scores: Camden 177.33, Bradwell 103, Glynn Academy 99, Effingham County 47, Appling County 36, RHHS 31.33, Long County 30, Windsor Frest 16, McIntosh County Academy 14, Johnson 12, Savannah Arts 10.
RHHS results:
400: 3. Larissa McGowan 1:05.88
100 high hurdles: 8. Kaylee Lawless 22.14
300 intermediate hurdles: 6. Jordan Shonka 57.86; 7. K. Lawless 59.73
3200: 8. Chelsey Callahan 14:39.98
Long jump: 1. Jade Parson 13-1
High jump: 3. Kailyn Green 4-6
Shot put: 6. Keeara Jackson 26-3.25
Discus: 4. Rachel Scott 74-9