Senior Mikaela Siegel and junior Destinie Tatum captured individual titles Saturday to lead the Siuslaw Vikings girls to a second-place finish in the the Oregon School Activities Association 4A track and field championships at Hayward Field in Eugene.

Astoria won the girls title with 109.5 points, with Siuslaw second with 72 and Marshfield third with 63.5.

Siegel repeated as the 4A girls 100-meter hurdles champion, running a 15.61a, the best time among 4A girls this season. She ran a personal-record and school-record 15.50a in winning the 4A 100 hurdles title last year.

Siegel later added a fifth-place finish in the triple jump at 33 feet, 8.5 inches. She was seventh in the long jump Friday.

Tatum captured the 800 meters in a personal-record and school-record 2 minutes, 17.62a seconds. She also had an eighth-place finish in the high jump at 5-0, and anchored the Vikings' 4x400 relay team, which was sixth in 4:12.60a.

Junior Carissa Oliver finished third in the shot put with a personal-record 39-10 and was fourth in the discus at 117-3.

Junior Annmarie Precht was a major contributor, posting personals records to finish fourth in the 200 in 26.30a and fifth in the 100 in 12.79a. She also ran a leg in the 4x400 relay. Friday she was fourth in the long jump at 16-10.

Juniors Morgan Bingham and Celie Mans finished fifth and seventh in the 1,500-meter finals Saturday, Bingham logging a personal-record 4:49.05 and Mans running a 4:50.97a. Friday, Mans was third and Bingham fourth in the 3,000, logging the second and third best times in school history at the distance.

On the boys side, freshman Murray Bingham was fourth Saturday in the boys 1,500 in 4 minutes, 13.99a seconds. He also was fourth in the 3,000 that was run Friday.

Sophomore Trent Reavis was third in the shot put at 50-0.25 and fifth in the discus at 138-2 on Friday.

Siuslaw's boys finished tied for 12th in the team standings with 20 points. Henley won with 83.5, followed by Newport with 59.5, Tillamook with 47 and North Bend with 44.5.

Complete results are available online at Athletic.net at:

http://www.athletic.net/TrackAndField/MeetResults.aspx?Meet=253701#183

VIKINGS' TOP 10 LISTS WILL NEED REVISIONS

The Siuslaw record book for track and field took a beating in 2016, and top-10 lists in several events will change.

Below are all the school recordholders, with this year's Vikings in bold:

Girls

• 100 — Terri Gortler, 12.1, 1968.
• 200 — Kelli Stonelake, 25.33a, 1989.
• 400 — Tammy Courtney, 57.7, 1986. (tie #6, Destinie Tatum, 1:00.04a, 2016)
• 800 — Destinie Tatum, 2:17.62a, 2016. (#8, Celie Mans, 2:22.76a, 2016)
• 1500 — Raelyn Robinson, 4:42.62a, 2010. (#3, Morgan Bingham, 4:49.05a, 2016; #4 Celie Mans, 4:50.30a, 2016)
• 3000 — Katy Potter, 10:09.22a, 2013. (#2, Celie Mans, 10:25.53a, 2016; #3, Morgan Bingham, 10:25.70a, 2016)
• 100 hurdles — Mikaela Siegel, 15.50a, 2015.
• 300 hurdles — McKenzie McMullen, 46.03a, 1999. (#6, Mikaela Siegel, 48.08a, 2016)
• 1x100 relay — Lang/Courtney/Gortler/Elkins, 48.45a, 1985.
• 4x400 relay — Sofra/Scanlan/Stonelake/Courtney, 4:04.7, 1986. (#5, Ramos/Precht/Bingham/Tatum, 4:09.03a)
• Shot put — Mary Jacobson, 48-2.25c, 1970. (#4, Carissa Oliver, 39-10, 2016)
• Discus — Haley Hunt, 152-10.5, 2002. (#4, Carissa Oliver, 129-9, 2016)
• Javelin — Patty Smith, 158-3, 1983.
• High jump — Darla Geer, 5-5, 1983. (tie #5, Destinie Tatum, 5-1, 2016)
• Long jump — Tammy Courtney, 18-10, 1986. (#3, Annmarie Precht, 17-0.5, 2016; #5, Mikaela Siegel, 16-7.75, 2016; #8, Abby Watkins, 16-4, 2015)
• Triple jump — Molly Sedlacek, 35-11, 2006. (tie #3, Mikaela Siegel, 34-10, 2015)
• Pole vault — Alaura Little, 10-9, 2006. (tie #6, Sierra Potter, 7-6, 2016)
• Heptathlon — Mikaela Siegel, 3384 points, 2015.

Boys

• 100 — Joe Hill, 10.7, 1979.
• 200 — Joe Hill, 21.7, 1979.
• 400 — David Richmond, 49.08a, 1997.
• 800 — Hayden Schaffner, 1:54.86a, 2012.
• 1500 — Mack Marbas, 3:57.98a, 2014.
• 3000 — Matthew Campbell, 8:37.22a, 2012.
• 110 hurdles — Collin Cram, 14.57a, 2004.
• 300 hurdles — Joseph Dotson, 39.24a, 2015.
• 4x100 relay — Everson/Jensen/Richmond/Pearson, 43.76a, 1997.
• 4x400 relay — Jensen/Pearson/A.Long/Richmond, 3:24.25a, 1997.
• Shot put — Bruce Plaep, 52-1, 1972. (#2, Trent Reavis, 51-0.25, 2016)
• Discus — Josh Thomas-Dotson, 158-10, 2003. (#5, Trent Reavis, 149-2, 2016)
• Javelin — Clint McClellan, 192-9, 1984.
• High jump — Mike Roe, 6-10, 1979.
• Long jump — Joe Hill, 22-9.75, 1979.
• Triple jump — Mike Roe, 45-1.75, 1979.
• Pole vault — Collin Cram, 15-6.5, 2004.
• Decathlon — Tyler May, 6091 points, 2000.