Huber ties PC's high jump record

MARENGO - Nick Huber tied Perry Central's high jump record and the Commodores dominated the distance races as they won a boys quadrangular track meet Thursday.

Perry Central scored 94 points, Paoli 77, Mitchell 51, and Crawford County 6.

Huber won the high jump, clearing 6 feet, 5 inches to tie the school record set by Loyd Jobe in 1990.

He strained a calf muscle trying to break the record, though, so he did not run the 300-meter intermediate hurdles or 1600 relay.

He had already run the 110 high hurdles and won them in 15.53 seconds.

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