Arcata senior Skyler Collenberg continued to set a blistering pace in the throwing events this week, as the H-DNL track and field athletes traveled to Fortuna for the second league meet of the spring.

Collenberg placed first in the boys shot put and discus for the second straight week and was one of five boys to win multiple events on the day.

The school record holder in both events also is coming off a huge weekend at the 24th annual Prefontaine Rotary Invitational in Coos Bay, where he set a new meet record in the shot put on his way to placing first with a throw of 59’ 3.5”, which also broke his own Arcata High School record.

Check out video highlights of Collenberg’s record throw above …

Collenberg’s big performances on Wednesday, however, were not quite enough to lift the Tigers to a team victory.

The Eureka Loggers continued their fast start to league competition, scoring 141 points to place first for the second straight week, followed by Arcata (114), St. Bernard’s (71.5), Fortuna (71) and Del Norte (64.5).

Fortuna’s Kavi Bolden had a good day and placed first in three of the 17 events.

Bolden was first home in the 100 meters and also teamed with Tiki Bolden, Mako Limon and Jack Stacy to win the 4x100m relay.

For good measure, Kavi Bolden, Stacy, Limon and Humberto Florez-Lopez also won the boys 4x400m relay.

Del Norte’s Landon Balent also won multiple events, placing first in the 200m and the 400m.

It was also a good day for St. Bernard’s speedster Alex Carter, who placed second in both the 100m and 200m, setting new PRs in both sprints.

Carter’s time of 23.03 seconds in the latter was a new school record, and the standout senior is also closing on his coach DJ Snowton’s school record in the 100m.

Tiki Bolden was third across the line in the 100m, while Arcata’s Eoin McGoldrick was third in the 200m.

McGoldrick fared better in the 800m, placing first ahead of Eureka’s Ryder Bullman in second and Fortuna’s Caden Bailey in third, while Fortuna’s Juan Ornelas won the boys 1600m, followed by Bullman in second and Arcata’s Ocean Walker in third.

Walker won the 3200m, followed by Eureka’s Colton Taylor in second and Arcata’s Brayden Ford in third, while Arcata’s Jaxon Lewis placed second to Balent in the 400m, followed by Eureka’s Sean Morris in third.

Morris and Taylor teamed with Bullman and Tully Elam to give Eureka a victory in the 4x800m relay.

In the boys hurdles events, Ferndale’s Anthony Kasso showcased just why he could a legitimate league contender with a victory in the 110m race, followed by Eureka’s Miles Hayhurst-John in second and Arcata’s Finn Boyce in third, while Boyce was first home in the 400m hurdles, followed by Hayhurst-John in second and St. Bernard’s freshman Calahan Figas in third.

Del Norte’s Sebastian Espinoza placed second to Collenberg in both the shot put and discus, with Eureka’s Jackson Herbert placing third in the shot put and Hoopa’s Quincy McDonald finishing third in the discus.

Eureka’s Xavier De La Rosa continued his impressive start to the track and field season with a good day in the jumps, placing first in the triple jump and second in both the long jump and high jump.

The Loggers dominated in the high jump and took the top three spots.

Rohan Hang was first in the event with a PR jump of 6’ 1”, with Bo Landry tying De La Rosa for second, while Landry took first in the long jump, with SB’s Noah Porambo in third.

Landry rounded out an impressive day with a second-place finish in the triple jump, followed by Arcata’s McGoldrick in third.

And rounding out the top performers on the day, Del Norte’s Jason Murphy was first in the boys pole vault with a mark of 12’, which was four feet higher than the field.

Porambo placed second, followed by Fortuna’s David Contreras in third.