JEFFERSON — Anna Lursen added her name to the St. Edmond track and field history books here Friday night, securing a spot at the Drake Relays in the process.

Lursen won the 400-meter run in a school record time of 56.97, hitting the Blue Standard to automatically qualify for the Drake Relays. The junior also broke the school record in the 400 hurdles, and ran the anchor leg on the winning sprint medley relay.

Mariah Myers, who broke the school record in the shot put on Thursday night, again won the shot put title with a throw of 36-3. The senior finished second in the discus.

St. Edmond finished third overall behind Ogden and Greene County, as Manson Northwest Webster was fourth and Southeast Valley placed sixth.

On the boys side, Southeast Valley was second behind Forest City with Manson Northwest Webster placing fifth.

“Three track meets in four days is tough, but these girls went out and competed once again,” SEHS head coach CJ Tracy said. “The weather conditions were excellent and we couldn’t be happier with these girls and how all of them ran.”

Lursen went 1:06.20 to lead a 1-2 finish in the 400 hurdles, as senior Josie Harvey grabbed silver. Harvey was also third in the 100 hurdles.

Faith Shirbroun, Harvey and Sasha Hess rounded out the winning sprint medley relay, which went 1:52.99. Shirbroun, Ava Bradley, Hess and Naomi Valles placed third in the distance medley, while McKenna Kvale, Bradley, Myrah Lemon and Brianna Saathoff claimed bronze in the 4×200.

Lily Eslick was fourth in the 3,000, as was the 4×100 of Shirbroun, Harvey, Saathoff and Lursen. Lemon (100), Alex Leiting (800) and Hess (200) each added fifth place finishes.

“To get our second automatic qualifier for Drake was exciting after Mariah qualified in the shot put on Thursday,” Tracy said. “We’ve got one meet next week to see if we can get anything else.”

Manson Northwest Webster picked up four first place finishes, as Matt Condon claimed the 110 hurdles and long jump to go along with a second in the high jump. Alyssa Richman won the 1,500 and Thatcher Oswald the 800.

Kyla Egli was second in both the 100 hurdles and long jump, with the 4×800 of Tysin Anderson, Jack Hoeppener, Kyle Widlund and Oswald claiming silver.

Ava Moline (shot put), Addison McCullough (high jump) and Elissa Anderson (discus) were all third for the Cougars. The girls 4×400 of Raygin Anderson, Lucy Kohnen, Moline and Rachel Jones and the boys 4×400 of Anderson, Condon, Broc Patzner and Oswald added thirds.

Southeast Valley’s Alex Burger won the 400 hurdles while the shuttle hurdle relay of Burger, Casey Hanson, Kolton Ollinger and Colin Johnson also placed first. Dreyvon Steadman was second in the 100 and Johnson second in the 400.

The Jaguar girls scored silver in the shuttle hurdle and 4×200 relays. Running the shuttle hurdle was Mae Searcy, Avrie Hanson, Sage Lane and Madelyn Farley while Hanson, Lane, Farley and Camryn Lane competed in the 4×200.

St. Edmond next heads to Clarion-Goldfield/Dows on Tuesday to compete.