
R-T Photo/Kris Ockenfels
Trenton’s Charlie Hoffman, the boys track team’s only representative at the state track meet, brought home the school’s lone medal, placing eighth in the 800-meter run with a time of 1:57.69.
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Trenton was led at the meet by Hoffman, who turned in a time of 1:57.69, good for eighth place in the boys’ 800-meter run. The finish earned Hoffman Trenton’s lone medal at the meet.
Hoffman’s time was just 1.01 seconds off Seth Acton’s school record of 1:56.68 set in the semifinals of the 800-meter run at last year’s Class 3 state meet. Hoffman’s time was, however, the fastest state finals time in school history, just ahead of Acton and Brett Lawson (2008). Acton ran a 2:00.32 in the finals last season and Lawson ran a 1:59.80 in the finals in 2008.
As Hoffman’s competition level went up down the stretch of the season, Hoffman stepped up. After turning in a time of 2:03.26 in the 800-meter run at the Benton Relays, Hoffman consistently cut down his time in the final three meets of his career. Hoffman ran a 2:01.65 at districts and a 1:59.47 at sectionals before turning in the 1:57.69 at state.

R-T Photo/Kris Ockenfels
Ally Ockenfels throws the shot put during the Class 3 MSHSAA Track and Field Championships in Jefferson City. Ockenfels placed 11th with a throw of 36-5.5.
Ockenfels finished 11th in the girls’ shot put after recording a throw of 36-5.5 and Osborn placed 13th in the girls’ triple jump with a mark of 34-0.
Ockenfels, a sophomore, and Osborn, a junior, will both return next season for the Lady Bulldogs, looking to build off this year’s state showing. The duo will give the Lady Bulldogs a solid base for points on a meet-to-meet basis.
Trenton’s track and field teams will be honored along with the boys’ tennis and boys’ golf teams at the Spring Sports Banquet tonight in the THS commons at 6:30.