He wouldn’t have been the first top seed to falter and not win gold.
Coker fought off a stiff challenge from White Deer senior Hunter Warminski and won the event with a mark of 44 feet, 1.75 inches.
Allan cleared 6 feet on his second attempt in the Class A boys high jump, leaving him as one of three competitors still alive and guaranteeing a spot on the medal stand.
ASHIA SWEARENGIN, MUNDAY: The senior just missed the medal stand with a fourth-place finish in the Class A girls discus.
CARSON MYER, THROCKMORTON: Myer matched his season-best mark of 11 feet in the Class A boys pole vault, but it was only good enough for a sixth-place finish.
QUANAH 4X1: The team of Landin Leija, Joseph Carmichael, Bradin Thomas and Jason Kaufmann raced to a sixth-place finish, crossing the line in 43.21.
SAIGE ANDERSON, WINDTHORST: Anderson finished her freshman year on the track with a sixth-place finish in the Class 2A 300-meter hurdles.
CAMERON BELCHER, WINDTHORST: The freshman distance runner placed seventh in the Class 2A 1,600 meters, completing four trips around the track in 5:42.35.