Cold Springs’ Ragan Canter and Cullman’s Bailey Hayes took home silver medals at the state indoor track and field meet in Birmingham over the weekend.

Hayes broke a 30-year-old school record in the shot put with a distance of 55-9.5.

The previous mark of 53-7.5 was set by Gary Watts in 1980.

Canter, meanwhile, registered a distance of 32-1 in the shot put to claim her hardware.

Lawson Burgess notched a bronze medal for the Eagles following a third-place showing in the high jump (5-10).

Both performances were school bests.

See below for complete results from all local participants:

Cold Springs

Ragan Canter (second in shot put)

Lawson Burgess (third in high jump, 14th in long jump and 18th in 400-meter dash)

Runners unknown (fifth in 4×800-meter relay)

Hunter Calvert (seventh in pole vault)

Runners unknown (seventh in 4×400-meter relay)

Runners unknown (eighth in 4×800-meter relay)

Cole Akridge (eighth in 800-meter run and ninth in 3,200-meter run)

Jonathan Collett (eighth in 3,200-meter run and 10th in 1,600-meter run)

Runners unknown (11th in 4×200-meter relay)

Reagan Parris (13th in 800-meter run and 17th in 400-meter dash)

Seth Walker (17th in 800-meter run)

Runners unknown (17th in 4×200-meter relay)

Gavin Parris (18th in shot put)

Cullman

Bailey Hayes (second in shot put)

Madelyn Hendrix (12th in shot put)

Sarah Kate Dockery (15th in shot put)

Ben Turner (21st in shot put)

Vinemont

Maria Whatley (11th in shot put)

Matthew Barnes (15th in shot put)