Valley athletes break Pilcher Top 10 records

MISSOULA — That was a fast track at MCPS Stadium Tuesday for the 24th Pilcher/Western Montana Top 10 meet. And given what some juniors did, it will be fast again in 2025.

It was Glacier junior Ethan Anderson who broke a meet record on the first event of the day: He ran the 110-meter hurdles in 14.27 seconds, erasing the 14.36 run by Dillon’s Tristan Andersen two years ago.

Anderson came back about 90 minutes later and added a win in the 300-meter hurdles, clocking 38.51. That it wasn’t a meet record was a bit surprising (Hellgate hurdler Colin Dolese’s tie of 38.07 in 2014 held up), but not a downer.