Personal records set in opening day of Capital City Invite

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Senior Christian Nelson pitched four innings, allowed just three hits and one run, walked five and struck out three to keep the Crimson Bears in a tight one-run game against Sitka pitcher Bryce Calhoun who threw 6.2 innings with just two hits and one run, while walking five and striking out 10.

JDHS sophomore Noah Lewis relieved for two innings and sophomore Silas Keeler for one.

Sitka’s Brett Ross, Chance Coleman, Tanner Steinson and Olen Weathers led with one RBI each. Calhoun led with two hits.

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“We want to keep things in perspective for the team so each week we’re going to do what we can to get better,” Adams said. “We definitely have some areas to keep improving so we are up to that challenge.”Juneau-Douglas High School: Yadaa.at Kalé freshman Sigrid Eller was the first Division I athlete to set a personal record during the opening day of the 2025 Capital City Invitational Track and Field Meet on the Thunder Mountain Middle School oval on Friday in the girls 3,200 meters.

“That was really fun,” Eller said. “That was my first 32 and I just loved running it with my team. It was really, really fun.”

Eller was the first Division I girl to cross the line and said she had no real target time.

“It was pretty crazy,” she said. “I just want to have fun, honestly, I’m excited…I don’t even know what my time was! I’m excited to work for new times with my teammates and hope they achieve their new times and I do, too. I don’t really have that many expectations.”