By DOUG DONNELLY

ADRIAN – Whiteford won the Division 3 Regional boys track and field championship Saturday, scoring 131 points and taking home six individual regional titles.

Keegan Masters won both the 1600 and 3200, Shea Ruddy won the 400 and was on the winning 4×400 replay and Ryin Ruddy won the 300 Hurdles and was on the same first-place relay. Stepan Masserant was first in the pole vault, tying a school record.

Whiteford scored 131 points as a team. Onsted was second with 107, Erie Mason third at 95.5 and host Madison fourth at 71. Ida was fifth at 51.

Whiteford’s top finishers:

FIRST PLACE

Ryin Ruddy, 1st, 300 Hurdles (41.68)

Shea Ruddy, 1st, 400 (50.99)

Keegan Masters, 1st, 3200 (9:58.21)

Keegan Masters, 1st, 1600 (4:31.14)

Stepan Masserant, 1st, Pole Vault (12-6)

4×400 Relay (Shea Ruddy, Ryin Ruddy, Dylan Anderson, Jake Iott), 1st (3:31.28)

SECOND PLACE

4×200 Relay (Cooper Bieber, Dylan Anderson, Ryin Ruddy, Jake Iott), 2nd (1:33.28)

Shea Ruddy, 2nd, 100 (11.42)

4×100 Relay (Stepan Masserant, Kolby Masserant, Shea Ruddy, Ryin Ruddy), 2nd (44.71)

Kolby Masserant, 2nd, Long Jump (19-4.5)

THIRD PLACE

Jake Iott, 3rd, 400 (52.19)

Elliott Rodgers, 3rd, 1600 (4:39.22)

Elliott Rodgers, 3rd, 3200 (10:06.02)

Kyle Gray, 3rd, Discus (125-5)

Whiteford’s last Regional championship came in 2007, the same year the Bobcats won the state title.

Next week, Whiteford will compete for the TCC title on Tuesday and at the MITCA state championships.