Camille Weaver is in position to win her third straight heptathlon title after a strong first day of the Summit Decathlon/Heptathlon at Summit High on Friday.

With wins in the 100-meter hurdles and the high jump, the Summit senior racked up 2,666 points to grab a 458-point lead over second-place Darian Wilson from Coquille. The meet concludes on Saturday.

Because the special multi-event meet is not considered part of the OSAA regular season, athletes are competing unattached from their respective high schools.

Weaver also placed second in the 200 meters and was third in the shot put on Friday. Summit’s Madison Hagfors is fourth in the heptathlon standings with 2,064 points after tying for second place in the high jump, placing fourth in the 200 and taking fifth in both the 100 hurdles and the shot put. The Storm’s Megan Cornett, who was second in the shot put and tied for seventh in the high jump, is eighth in the 17-athlete heptathlon field with 1,591 points and four events remaining.

In the decathlon, Redmond’s Chance Greene and Summit’s Noah Turnbull are seventh and eighth, respectively, after the first five events. Greene, with 2,329 points, was fourth in the long jump and seventh in the shot put, while Turnbull, who is just eight points behind, won the shot with a throw of 14.18 meters and tied for third in the high jump. Jackson Stallard, from Powers, leads the 24-athlete field with 3,122 points. Summit’s Ryan Tennant won the 100-meter dash and the high jump and was second in the long jump, but he was scratched from the day’s final event, the 400, and is not expected to compete Saturday.

Also Friday:

Baseball

Cleveland 9, Summit 6; Central Catholic 5, Summit 3: KEIZER — The Storm dropped a pair of games at the Volcanoes Spring Break Tournament. Wolf Meckem had two hits and Brock Stroud had two RBIs for Summit in the first game, and Grant Tobias and Alex Bailey each drove in a run for the Storm (1-5) against Central Catholic.

South Albany 15, Mountain View 10: Ryan Martini drove in nine runs, but the Cougars fell in a nonconference game. Mountain View (2-6) committed eight errors and struck out nine times.

Crook County 5, Redmond 4: MADRAS — Carson Smith had two hits and two RBIs to lead the Cowboys to a Madras Tournament win. Keenan Mozingo had two hits for Crook County (2-6), and Heath Pickhardt finished with two hits and two runs scored. Henry Chambers, Kyle Simpson, Colt Folston and Cooger Smith each had a hit for the Panthers (2-6).

Pleasant Hill 3, Madras 1: MADRAS — Chad Thurby and Aaron Winishut combined for seven strikeouts and only three hits allowed, but the White Buffaloes (1-6) suffered a loss in the Madras Tournament. Lewis Fine drove in a run for Madras.

Valley Catholic 6, La Pine 2: MADRAS — Cooper Page had a hit and an RBI, but La Pine (8-2) had its eight-game winning streak snapped in a Madras Tournament loss.

Sheridan 10, Culver 5: JOHN DAY — The Bulldogs (3-0) fell in a Grant Union Tournament matchup after leading 4-1 in the top of the fifth inning. MacKyle Little, Cole Little and Tadd Anderson each recorded two hits.