MBA Wins 2025 Doug Hall Relays

4/13/2025

Win Bassett

MBA hosted the 37th Annual Doug Hall Relays on Friday afternoon and all day Saturday. Since its debut in 1987, the Doug Hall Relays has grown to become one of the premier and largest high school invitational track meets for Middle Tennessee. The meet is especially proud of its continued commitment to bring public and private schools together for a weekend of track and field. This year, 19 teams competed with more than 500 athletes.

An event this size requires a village, and the meet administration wants to thank the MBA administration, the Athletic Director's office, the Track & Field program, faculty, staff, maintenance, security, students, parents, and the MBA Service Club for making this year's Doug Hall Relays a success.

MBA finished Saturday as the 2025 Doug Hall Relays Team Champions in the Boys Division. The top five teams:

1. Montgomery Bell Academy 116

2. Battle Ground Academy 60

3. John Overton High School 54

4. Nolensville High School 50.50

5. Brentwood Academy 49

First-place finishes for MBA, new MBA school record, meet awards:

Freshman Boys Division

4x400: MBA 3:46.32

*Jonathan Lucas, Makai Townsend, Henri Perry, Micah Perry

4x800: MBA 9:19.19

*Wyatt Selph, Jonathan Lucas, Luke Haynie, Huck Humphrey

High Jump: T1 Perry, Henri 5-02.00

Varsity Boys Division

4x100: MBA 42.90

*Jackson Reid, Trey Polley, Cade Redmond, John Switzer

4x200: MBA 1:30.39

*Warner Hart, John Switzer, Cade Redmond, Trey Polley

4x800: MBA 8:21.43

*Jack Farringer, Alex Kaegi, JP Newman, Wynn Humphrey

Distance Medley Relay (1200, 400, 800, 1600): MBA 10:19.76

*Jack Wallace, Owen Anderson, JP Newman, Gabe Guillamondegui

3x110m Shuttle Hurdle: MBA 49.39

*Cade Redmond, Trey Polley, Cruz Clifton

Pole Vault: Ambrose, Henry 14-06.00

MBA School Record

Middle Distance Medley Relay (200, 200, 400, 800): MBA 3:31.13

*David Mapangala, Lawson Cox, Hunter Armstrong, Jack Wallace

MBA finished 2nd in this event at the Doug Hall Relays and broke the school record set last year by Landan Left, John Switzer, Harrison Dawkins, Samuel Trumble (3:34.61).

Meet Awards

Henry Ambrose won the Bill Etheridge Pole Vaulting Award for his vault performance on Friday.

Scott O'Neal, former MBA staff member and current MBA track starter, won the Doug Hall Relays Special Recognition award for his dedication to the meet for decades.

Jan Pippin won the Winning Team Coach award for leading the Big Red to victory.

The track and field team competes this coming week in the Metro City Championship, with field events and running prelims on Monday and Tuesday and running finals on Thursday night at Harpeth Hall.

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