APRIL 4, WEEK II by Jeff Toquinto Editor of The Bridgeport News It should have been the third track meet of the season on Tuesday. Instead, it was the only meet this year that hadn’t been disrupted by unruly weather. Last week’s meet (March 26) at Lincoln was once again shortened to inclement weather. It marked the second time in as many weeks that Bridgeport’s track teams couldn’t complete a meet. “It’s a shame the weather hasn’t cooperated more for us,” said boys coach Jon Griffith. “The kids are anxious to compete.” The coaches are also anxious to see them compete. Although the teams have plenty of practice time under their belts, Griffith knows there is no substitute for performance in actual competition. “Without having completed a meet, there are a lot of unanswered questions,” said Griffith. In the shortened meet, a few of the boys managed to take first place finishes. In the long jump, Chris Hampton won with a mark of 19 feet, 10 inches. Two others also took first place in the shortened meet. Tim Lindsey won in the discus with a toss of 113 feet, while Joe Ielapi won the 110 meter high hurdles with a time of 16.4 seconds. Bridgeport’s second home meet of the season was held Tuesday. The Indians went up against Morgantown, Preston, Grafton, Lincoln and Bridgeport. Girls coach Jim Dawson could not be reached for comment or for results of the girls meet. Also, Bridgeport Middle School's track team will return to action today at 4 p.m. The Braves will host Elkins, Salem, Gore, South Harrison, Taylor County and Washington Irving.