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High School Sports
Capital Gazette Communications
Published
02/12/08
Meade High School track coach Nigel Holder views his boys and girls teams' quests for a county, region and state championship akin to a horse's quest for the Triple Crown. 
By Colleen Dugan — The Capital
Meade’s Anya Uzoh helped the Mustangs to victory in the 800 and 1600 relays as well as winning the high jump and placing second in the pole vault.Find Us On Facebook
In the aftermath of yesterday's sweep of the 3A Central Region championships, the likeness of his athletes to thoroughbreds may not be that far off.
The boys squad cruised to victory, outscoring the runner-up Annapolis 121-50, while the girls team held off a valiant Annapolis team, 81-72, at the Prince George's Sports and Learning Center in Landover. The Mustangs have now swept both the county and region championships in consecutive...
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