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PREP TRACK AND FIELD BIRGER SOLBERG TEAM INVITATIONAL
PREP TRACK: Sprinters make their mark at Birger Solberg meet
Birger Solberg meet features Moore-Curl showdown, top sprinting results
MARK MALIJAN THE BELLINGHAM HERALD
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BELLINGHAM — Whatcom County, long the home of numerous outstanding high school distance runners, turns out to have several shockingly fast young sprinters.
At least, they all acknowledged they shocked themselves with their rapid improvement in the second annual Birger Solberg Team Invitational on Saturday at Civic Stadium.
Everyone expected a great girls’ 1,600-meter race between Sehome sophomore Annie Moore and Squalicum junior Sophie Curl, and they didn’t disappoint. Moore, who returned two days earlier from a week-long family vacation to Panama, nipped Curl 5:06.03 to 5:06.60 in a matchup of potential state champions.
“For my money, that was the race of the meet,â€
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Lake Stevens sprinters dressed for success
Herald staff
LAKE STEVENS -- It would appear -- at least for the Lake Stevens boys track team -- that the clothes do in fact make the man.
Jeff Page, the Vikings' head track coach, had been looking for one-piece purple and yellow speed suits for several years with little success.
He finally found a company that would custom-make the suits in Lake Stevens colors and his athletes debuted them Saturday with remarkable results.
Lake Stevens athletes won seven events and placed second in five others to win the boys team title at the Viking Classic for the third year in a row with 146 points -- downing second-place Arlington by more than 60 points.
"We had a pretty good day," Page said. "We had a lot of PRs (personal records) and the kids competed real well."
Page was particularly pleased with Vikings' 400-meter relay squad of Isaac Molstre, Dustin Adams, James Little and Tyler Reside.
"They ran as fast today as I thought they would run at the end of the year," Page said. "We got those new speed suits and they ran speedy."
The team recorded a time of 43.72 seconds, which puts it among the top-10 times recorded this season, according to www.athletic.net, a high school track website.
Lake Stevens received two victories from Brennan Frost: 21 feet, 9 inches in the long jump and 6-3 in the high jump. The Vikings also received victories from Colton Tupen in the 110 hurdles (15.56), Molstre in the 200 (22.77), Kyle VanSanten in the 3,200 (9:35.35) and Kelly Kurisu in the shot put (50-4).
Edmonds-Woodway's Antoinne Wafer won the 400 (50.64) and teamed with Matt Pirie, Yonathan Yilma and Calvin Grover to win the 1,600 relay.
Shorecrest's Roy McElmurry won the pole vault (14-0) and teammate Marek Domanski won the discus (162-7).
Arlington's Marcus Dolan won the 100 (11.21) and teammate Bryan Mack won the triple jump (46-10.5). Mack was named "Athlete of the Meet" after finishing third in the 100 and second in both the long jump and the 400 relay.
Lake Stevens also won the combined competition, which is determined by adding the overall team scores from both the boys and girls competitions.
At Lake Stevens H.S.
Combined scores: 1. Lake Stevens 234; 2. Gig Harbor 199; 3. Eastmont 124; 4. Redmonds 122; 5. Arlington 121.5; 6. Shorecrest 103; 7. Edmonds-Woodway 91.5; 8. Yelm 75; 9. Coupeville 15.
Team scores: 1. Lake Stevens 146; 2. Arlington 85.5; 3. Gig Harbor 68; 4. Edmonds-Woodway 63; 5. Yelm 49; 6. Redmond 40; 7. Shorecrest 34; 8. Eastmont 26.5; 9. Coupeville 15.
110 hurdles--Tupen (LS) 15.56; 100--Dolan (A) 11.21; 1,600--Unterreiner (GH) 4:13.97; 400 relay--Lake Stevens (Molstre, Adams, Little, Reside) 43.72; 400--Wafer (EW) 50.64; 300 hurdles--Elvrom (Y) 41.18; 800--Young (R) 1:59.19; 200--Molstre (LS) 22.77; 3,200--VanSanten (LS) 9:35.35; 1,600 relay--Edmonds-Woodway (Pirie, Wafer, Yilma, Grover) 3:30.67; High jump--Frost (LS) 6-3; Long jump--Frost (LS) 21-9; Triple jump--Mack (A) 46-10.5; Shot put--Kurisu (LS) 50-4; Discus--Domanski (SC) 162-7; Javelin--Elvrom (Y) 177-8.5; Pole vault--McElmurry (SC) 14-0.
Girls track
Viking Classic: At Lake Stevens, Gig Harbor won the meet with 131 points, far outdistancing second-place Eastmont (97.5). Host Lake Stevens finished third with 88 points. Kjirsten Jensen of Arlington won the shot put (37 feet, 9 inches) and the discus (122-0) to lead the Eagles, who placed sixth as a team with 36 points. Shorecrest's Alexis Ramos won the 100-meter dash (13.09 seconds) and Lake Stevens' Emily Andersen won the 300 hurdles (48.71). Gig Harbor's Bree LeRoy was named "Athlete of the Meet" with victories in the 100 hurdles, high jump, triple jump and long jump.
At Lake Stevens H.S.
Team scores: 1. Gig Harbor 131; 2. Eastmont 97.5; 3. Lake Stevens 88; 4. Redmond 82; 5. Shorecrest 69; 6. Arlington 36; 7. Edmonds-Woodway 28.5; 8. Yelm 26.
100 hurdles--LeRoy (GH) 15.42; 100--Ramos (SC) 13.09; 1,600--Lord (R) 5:07.81; 400 relay--Eastmont (Abbott, Hocks, King, Putnam) 50.22; 400--Schroeder (GH) 58.15; 300 hurdles--Andersen (LS) 48.71; 800--Andrews (GH) 2:19.00; 200--Parrott (R) 27.20; 3,200--McMahon (R) 10.57.39; 800 relay--Eastmont (Abbott, King, Hocks, Hardgrove) 1:48.14; 1,600 relay--Gig Harbor 4:06.94; High jump--LeRoy (GH) 5-4; Long jump--LeRoy (GH) 17-10.5; Triple jump--LeRoy (GH) 35-2; Shot put--Jensen (A) 37-9; Discus--Jensen (A) 122-0; Javelin--Randall (E) 129-1; Pole vault--Williams (GH) 10-6.
Lake Stevens sprinters dressed for success
Herald staff
LAKE STEVENS -- It would appear -- at least for the Lake Stevens boys track team -- that the clothes do in fact make the man.
Jeff Page, the Vikings' head track coach, had been looking for one-piece purple and yellow speed suits for several years with little success.
He finally found a company that would custom-make the suits in Lake Stevens colors and his athletes debuted them Saturday with remarkable results.
Lake Stevens athletes won seven events and placed second in five others to win the boys team title at the Viking Classic for the third year in a row with 146 points -- downing second-place Arlington by more than 60 points.
"We had a pretty good day," Page said. "We had a lot of PRs (personal records) and the kids competed real well."
Page was particularly pleased with Vikings' 400-meter relay squad of Isaac Molstre, Dustin Adams, James Little and Tyler Reside.
"They ran as fast today as I thought they would run at the end of the year," Page said. "We got those new speed suits and they ran speedy."
The team recorded a time of 43.72 seconds, which puts it among the top-10 times recorded this season, according to www.athletic.net, a high school track website.
Lake Stevens received two victories from Brennan Frost: 21 feet, 9 inches in the long jump and 6-3 in the high jump. The Vikings also received victories from Colton Tupen in the 110 hurdles (15.56), Molstre in the 200 (22.77), Kyle VanSanten in the 3,200 (9:35.35) and Kelly Kurisu in the shot put (50-4).
Edmonds-Woodway's Antoinne Wafer won the 400 (50.64) and teamed with Matt Pirie, Yonathan Yilma and Calvin Grover to win the 1,600 relay.
Shorecrest's Roy McElmurry won the pole vault (14-0) and teammate Marek Domanski won the discus (162-7).
Arlington's Marcus Dolan won the 100 (11.21) and teammate Bryan Mack won the triple jump (46-10.5). Mack was named "Athlete of the Meet" after finishing third in the 100 and second in both the long jump and the 400 relay.
Lake Stevens also won the combined competition, which is determined by adding the overall team scores from both the boys and girls competitions.
At Lake Stevens H.S.
Combined scores: 1. Lake Stevens 234; 2. Gig Harbor 199; 3. Eastmont 124; 4. Redmonds 122; 5. Arlington 121.5; 6. Shorecrest 103; 7. Edmonds-Woodway 91.5; 8. Yelm 75; 9. Coupeville 15.
Team scores: 1. Lake Stevens 146; 2. Arlington 85.5; 3. Gig Harbor 68; 4. Edmonds-Woodway 63; 5. Yelm 49; 6. Redmond 40; 7. Shorecrest 34; 8. Eastmont 26.5; 9. Coupeville 15.
110 hurdles--Tupen (LS) 15.56; 100--Dolan (A) 11.21; 1,600--Unterreiner (GH) 4:13.97; 400 relay--Lake Stevens (Molstre, Adams, Little, Reside) 43.72; 400--Wafer (EW) 50.64; 300 hurdles--Elvrom (Y) 41.18; 800--Young (R) 1:59.19; 200--Molstre (LS) 22.77; 3,200--VanSanten (LS) 9:35.35; 1,600 relay--Edmonds-Woodway (Pirie, Wafer, Yilma, Grover) 3:30.67; High jump--Frost (LS) 6-3; Long jump--Frost (LS) 21-9; Triple jump--Mack (A) 46-10.5; Shot put--Kurisu (LS) 50-4; Discus--Domanski (SC) 162-7; Javelin--Elvrom (Y) 177-8.5; Pole vault--McElmurry (SC) 14-0.
Girls track
Viking Classic: At Lake Stevens, Gig Harbor won the meet with 131 points, far outdistancing second-place Eastmont (97.5). Host Lake Stevens finished third with 88 points. Kjirsten Jensen of Arlington won the shot put (37 feet, 9 inches) and the discus (122-0) to lead the Eagles, who placed sixth as a team with 36 points. Shorecrest's Alexis Ramos won the 100-meter dash (13.09 seconds) and Lake Stevens' Emily Andersen won the 300 hurdles (48.71). Gig Harbor's Bree LeRoy was named "Athlete of the Meet" with victories in the 100 hurdles, high jump, triple jump and long jump.
At Lake Stevens H.S.
Team scores: 1. Gig Harbor 131; 2. Eastmont 97.5; 3. Lake Stevens 88; 4. Redmond 82; 5. Shorecrest 69; 6. Arlington 36; 7. Edmonds-Woodway 28.5; 8. Yelm 26.
100 hurdles--LeRoy (GH) 15.42; 100--Ramos (SC) 13.09; 1,600--Lord (R) 5:07.81; 400 relay--Eastmont (Abbott, Hocks, King, Putnam) 50.22; 400--Schroeder (GH) 58.15; 300 hurdles--Andersen (LS) 48.71; 800--Andrews (GH) 2:19.00; 200--Parrott (R) 27.20; 3,200--McMahon (R) 10.57.39; 800 relay--Eastmont (Abbott, King, Hocks, Hardgrove) 1:48.14; 1,600 relay--Gig Harbor 4:06.94; High jump--LeRoy (GH) 5-4; Long jump--LeRoy (GH) 17-10.5; Triple jump--LeRoy (GH) 35-2; Shot put--Jensen (A) 37-9; Discus--Jensen (A) 122-0; Javelin--Randall (E) 129-1; Pole vault--Williams (GH) 10-6.
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CV's Cobbs follows father
Mike Vlahovich
Staff writer
April 15, 2008
Like father, like son.
When Central Valley junior Evander Cobbs was named the outstanding boys athlete during last weekend's 45th Jack Mooberry track meet he was simply following in the footsteps of his dad.
Harvey Cobbs, a three-sport athlete at Ferris, won the award as a sprinter in 1987 at the Rogers' meet.
Evander earned his award as part of the Bears' two-member winning long- and triple-jump relays and on the placing sprint medley relay.
In the triple jump, Cobbs bounded 45 feet, 11 ½ inches, one of the top four jumps in state prior to last weekend. He was joined by William Davis, who reached 44- ¼.
Central Valley's boys were meet winners with 95 points, beating Mead (85), and North Central (73).
Last year, said one of the meet organizers, Lori Shauvin, Nikki Codd of Mead was the outstanding girls performer. An uncle, Bill Codd, was the 1967 winner.
"For the 50th," said Shauvin, "we want to get the old athletes of the meet and record holders along with Tracy Walters and Gerry Lindgren."
Records in the Lindgren Mile were set by both Jayson Taylor of CV at 4:25.5 in the boys and Mead freshman Baylee Mires at 5:07.9 in the girls, placing her among the state's top four.
Other records included the Chewelah triple jump team of Liz Cobb (34-8) and Rebecca Johnstone (36-0) for a 70-8 total. Ferris' Katie Davis jumped 36-5 ¾ for the individual mark. Mt. Spokane's throwers' relay ran 46.98 for the other record.
In the girls meet, Ferris beat Mead 92-86 and Kelly McNamee was outstanding female athlete. She high jumped 5-6 as part of the winning team and won the 100-meter hurdles in 15.5. In the preliminaries, McNamee timed 15.3, the second-fastest state time.
There were several other outstanding marks, including a state-best 57.69 400 by Lewis and Clark sprinter Eleanor Siler. In addition, the Panthers (Andrea Silver, Jazmine Redmon, Alexa Banaugh and Amanda Dahlstrom) ran 49.91 in the 400 and 1:44.65 in the 800 relays, placing them among the state's top three.
Silver also shared the pole vault lead at 11-feet with East Valley's Morgan Dunning.
Shadle Park (4:01.84), Gonzaga Prep (4:04.39) and Mt. Spokane (4:10.6) had 1,600 relay times putting them among the top four in the state.
Wildcats discus thrower Rachel Damiano reached 144-6, tops in the state, and Lindsey Snyder threw 131-4 in the javelin, second in the state.
CV's Cobbs follows father
Mike Vlahovich
Staff writer
April 15, 2008
Like father, like son.
When Central Valley junior Evander Cobbs was named the outstanding boys athlete during last weekend's 45th Jack Mooberry track meet he was simply following in the footsteps of his dad.
Harvey Cobbs, a three-sport athlete at Ferris, won the award as a sprinter in 1987 at the Rogers' meet.
Evander earned his award as part of the Bears' two-member winning long- and triple-jump relays and on the placing sprint medley relay.
In the triple jump, Cobbs bounded 45 feet, 11 ½ inches, one of the top four jumps in state prior to last weekend. He was joined by William Davis, who reached 44- ¼.
Central Valley's boys were meet winners with 95 points, beating Mead (85), and North Central (73).
Last year, said one of the meet organizers, Lori Shauvin, Nikki Codd of Mead was the outstanding girls performer. An uncle, Bill Codd, was the 1967 winner.
"For the 50th," said Shauvin, "we want to get the old athletes of the meet and record holders along with Tracy Walters and Gerry Lindgren."
Records in the Lindgren Mile were set by both Jayson Taylor of CV at 4:25.5 in the boys and Mead freshman Baylee Mires at 5:07.9 in the girls, placing her among the state's top four.
Other records included the Chewelah triple jump team of Liz Cobb (34-8) and Rebecca Johnstone (36-0) for a 70-8 total. Ferris' Katie Davis jumped 36-5 ¾ for the individual mark. Mt. Spokane's throwers' relay ran 46.98 for the other record.
In the girls meet, Ferris beat Mead 92-86 and Kelly McNamee was outstanding female athlete. She high jumped 5-6 as part of the winning team and won the 100-meter hurdles in 15.5. In the preliminaries, McNamee timed 15.3, the second-fastest state time.
There were several other outstanding marks, including a state-best 57.69 400 by Lewis and Clark sprinter Eleanor Siler. In addition, the Panthers (Andrea Silver, Jazmine Redmon, Alexa Banaugh and Amanda Dahlstrom) ran 49.91 in the 400 and 1:44.65 in the 800 relays, placing them among the state's top three.
Silver also shared the pole vault lead at 11-feet with East Valley's Morgan Dunning.
Shadle Park (4:01.84), Gonzaga Prep (4:04.39) and Mt. Spokane (4:10.6) had 1,600 relay times putting them among the top four in the state.
Wildcats discus thrower Rachel Damiano reached 144-6, tops in the state, and Lindsey Snyder threw 131-4 in the javelin, second in the state.
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TigerCards win in Colfax
The Prescott-Waitsburg boys and girls are victorious at the 1B/2B track meet.
COLFAX -- Prescott-Waitsburg's girls picked up their first track victory of the season, and the TigerCard boys continued their winning ways at a Class 1B/2B mixed meet here Wednesday.
DeSales, Garfield-Palouse, Lacrosse-Washtucna, Walla Walla Valley Academy and St. John-Endicott joined Prescott-Waitsburg at the meet.
"Our boys and girls had a great day again," P-W coach Ron Huntington said. "We're getting enough numbers (on the team) now, our girls are really getting things going.
"Our boys, we just have so much quality and quantity that other schools can't compete. I'd rather have it a little tighter (competition) to give the boys more drive.
"Track and field, even at the Class B level, is a numbers game," Huntington said. "You need kids in every event."
Standouts for the TigerCards included freshman pole vaulter T.J. Hofer, who won the event with a jump of 10 feet, James Lehr with a victory at 131-3 in the discus, and Morgan Baker continuing his strong performances with victories in the 110 high hurdles in 15.9 and the 300 intermediates in 41.4.
Genesis Pearson won the girls discus with a toss of 89-7.
"That's a pretty big throw for a freshman girl," Huntington said. "In Class B, it's probably top 10."
DeSales finished a distant second in the girls team scoring and third on the boys side. Beth Notturno won the pole vault at 8-6 and ran a leg on the Irish's victorious 800 relay. Roxana Acock won the javelin for the Irish at 90-9 and was also a member of the 800 relay squad along with Kayla Williams and Amanda Arceo.
Lane Pearson and Cory Gall had the best efforts for the Irish boys with second-place finishes in the discus and the shot put, respectively.
But DeSales coach Mike Michels was extremely proud of his athletes in light of the tragic accident that took the life of senior pole vaulter Ryan Moberg during a practice session over spring break.
"We are emotionally drained right now," Michels said. "But the kids showed some strength of heart and character. I know that Ryan was looking down and smiling because we were out there competing."
BOYS
SHOT PUT -- James Lehr, P-W, 44-3.5. DISCUS -- James Lehr, P-W, 131-3. JAVELIN -- Tyson Cole, P-W, 135-2. HIGH JUMP -- Miller, SJE, 6-0. LONG JUMP -- Zach Alexenko, P-W, 18-2.5. TRIPLE JUMP -- Miller, SJE, 38-7. POLE VAULT -- Jeff Hofer, P-W, 10-0.
110 HURDLES -- Morgan Baker, P-W, 15.9. 300 HURDLES -- Morgan Baker, P-W, 41.4.
100 -- Tubio, SJE, 11.4. 200 -- Tubio, SJE, 25.5. 400 -- Jace Zugar, P-W, 54.3. 800 -- Fisher, SJE, 2:17.0. 1600 -- Fisher, SJE, 5:05. 3200 -- Salzman, SJE, 11:39.
400 RELAY -- Prescott-Waitsburg 45.4. 1600 RELAY -- St. John-Endicott 3:43.
Team Scores -- Prescott-Waitsburg 214, St. John-Endicott 155, DeSales 49, Walla Walla Valley Academy 46, Garfield-Palouse 32, Lacrosse-Washtucna 6.
GIRLS
SHOT PUT -- Caris Cole, P-W, 28-10. DISCUS -- Genesis Pearson, P-W, 89-7. JAVELIN -- Roxana Acock, DeSales, 90-9. HIGH JUMP -- Sarah Lepape, P-W, 4-6. LONG JUMP -- Simon, SJE, 14-1. TRIPLE JUMP -- Archer, WWVA, 29-10.5. POLE VAULT -- Beth Notturno, DeSales, 8-6.
100 HURDLES -- McGehee, Gar-Pal, 18.8. 300 HURDLES -- Sarah Lepape, P-W, 1:00.
100 -- Reiber, SJE, 13.5. 200 -- Reiber, SJE, 28.0 400 -- Reiber, SJE, 1:10.0. 800 -- Maya Garcia, P-W, 3:00.0. 1600 -- Maya Garcia, P-W, 6:18.0. 3200 -- Maryalice Potyolicchio, P-W, 17:19.0.
400 RELAY -- Prescott-Waitsburg 56.7. 800 RELAY -- DeSales 2:10.0. 1600 RELAY -- Prescott-Waitsbsurg 4:56.0.
Team Scores -- Prescott-Waitsburg 179, DeSales 68, St,. John-Endicott 66, WWVA 52, Garfield-Palouse 16, Lacrosse-Washtucna 12.
TigerCards win in Colfax
The Prescott-Waitsburg boys and girls are victorious at the 1B/2B track meet.
COLFAX -- Prescott-Waitsburg's girls picked up their first track victory of the season, and the TigerCard boys continued their winning ways at a Class 1B/2B mixed meet here Wednesday.
DeSales, Garfield-Palouse, Lacrosse-Washtucna, Walla Walla Valley Academy and St. John-Endicott joined Prescott-Waitsburg at the meet.
"Our boys and girls had a great day again," P-W coach Ron Huntington said. "We're getting enough numbers (on the team) now, our girls are really getting things going.
"Our boys, we just have so much quality and quantity that other schools can't compete. I'd rather have it a little tighter (competition) to give the boys more drive.
"Track and field, even at the Class B level, is a numbers game," Huntington said. "You need kids in every event."
Standouts for the TigerCards included freshman pole vaulter T.J. Hofer, who won the event with a jump of 10 feet, James Lehr with a victory at 131-3 in the discus, and Morgan Baker continuing his strong performances with victories in the 110 high hurdles in 15.9 and the 300 intermediates in 41.4.
Genesis Pearson won the girls discus with a toss of 89-7.
"That's a pretty big throw for a freshman girl," Huntington said. "In Class B, it's probably top 10."
DeSales finished a distant second in the girls team scoring and third on the boys side. Beth Notturno won the pole vault at 8-6 and ran a leg on the Irish's victorious 800 relay. Roxana Acock won the javelin for the Irish at 90-9 and was also a member of the 800 relay squad along with Kayla Williams and Amanda Arceo.
Lane Pearson and Cory Gall had the best efforts for the Irish boys with second-place finishes in the discus and the shot put, respectively.
But DeSales coach Mike Michels was extremely proud of his athletes in light of the tragic accident that took the life of senior pole vaulter Ryan Moberg during a practice session over spring break.
"We are emotionally drained right now," Michels said. "But the kids showed some strength of heart and character. I know that Ryan was looking down and smiling because we were out there competing."
BOYS
SHOT PUT -- James Lehr, P-W, 44-3.5. DISCUS -- James Lehr, P-W, 131-3. JAVELIN -- Tyson Cole, P-W, 135-2. HIGH JUMP -- Miller, SJE, 6-0. LONG JUMP -- Zach Alexenko, P-W, 18-2.5. TRIPLE JUMP -- Miller, SJE, 38-7. POLE VAULT -- Jeff Hofer, P-W, 10-0.
110 HURDLES -- Morgan Baker, P-W, 15.9. 300 HURDLES -- Morgan Baker, P-W, 41.4.
100 -- Tubio, SJE, 11.4. 200 -- Tubio, SJE, 25.5. 400 -- Jace Zugar, P-W, 54.3. 800 -- Fisher, SJE, 2:17.0. 1600 -- Fisher, SJE, 5:05. 3200 -- Salzman, SJE, 11:39.
400 RELAY -- Prescott-Waitsburg 45.4. 1600 RELAY -- St. John-Endicott 3:43.
Team Scores -- Prescott-Waitsburg 214, St. John-Endicott 155, DeSales 49, Walla Walla Valley Academy 46, Garfield-Palouse 32, Lacrosse-Washtucna 6.
GIRLS
SHOT PUT -- Caris Cole, P-W, 28-10. DISCUS -- Genesis Pearson, P-W, 89-7. JAVELIN -- Roxana Acock, DeSales, 90-9. HIGH JUMP -- Sarah Lepape, P-W, 4-6. LONG JUMP -- Simon, SJE, 14-1. TRIPLE JUMP -- Archer, WWVA, 29-10.5. POLE VAULT -- Beth Notturno, DeSales, 8-6.
100 HURDLES -- McGehee, Gar-Pal, 18.8. 300 HURDLES -- Sarah Lepape, P-W, 1:00.
100 -- Reiber, SJE, 13.5. 200 -- Reiber, SJE, 28.0 400 -- Reiber, SJE, 1:10.0. 800 -- Maya Garcia, P-W, 3:00.0. 1600 -- Maya Garcia, P-W, 6:18.0. 3200 -- Maryalice Potyolicchio, P-W, 17:19.0.
400 RELAY -- Prescott-Waitsburg 56.7. 800 RELAY -- DeSales 2:10.0. 1600 RELAY -- Prescott-Waitsbsurg 4:56.0.
Team Scores -- Prescott-Waitsburg 179, DeSales 68, St,. John-Endicott 66, WWVA 52, Garfield-Palouse 16, Lacrosse-Washtucna 12.
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Wa-Hi girls defend at blustery Carnival
Inclement weather can't stop Shanie Bushman and the Blue Devils at the annual Carnival of Speed.
By Roy Elia of the Walla Walla Union-Bulletin
MILTON-FREEWATER — Wa-Hi’s Shanie Bushman shattered a school record in the pole vault here Friday afternoon and the Blue Devil girls claimed five individual titles overall while successfully defending their team championship during the annual Carnival of Speed track and field meet at blustery Shockman Field.
U-B photo by DARREN ELLIS Mac-Hi freshman John Lonai takes to the air during the triple jump during Friday’s Carnival of Speed. Lonai placed 19th in the event with a total of 30 feet, 2 1/2 inches.
The Blue Devil boys, who also entered the meet as defending champions, finished second behind The Dalles/Wahtonka.
Bushman, who tied the school record in the pole vault at last year’s Carnival with an effort of 10 feet, overcame inclement weather conditions — including wind gusts that exceeded 20 miles per hour — by putting forth a mark of 11 feet, six inches. She also won the triple jump (33-4.50) and placed second in the long jump (14-9.50).
“She put on a clinic in the pole vault with a state-leading 11-6, a new meet record, and (it) ties here all-time best,â€
Wa-Hi girls defend at blustery Carnival
Inclement weather can't stop Shanie Bushman and the Blue Devils at the annual Carnival of Speed.
By Roy Elia of the Walla Walla Union-Bulletin
MILTON-FREEWATER — Wa-Hi’s Shanie Bushman shattered a school record in the pole vault here Friday afternoon and the Blue Devil girls claimed five individual titles overall while successfully defending their team championship during the annual Carnival of Speed track and field meet at blustery Shockman Field.
U-B photo by DARREN ELLIS Mac-Hi freshman John Lonai takes to the air during the triple jump during Friday’s Carnival of Speed. Lonai placed 19th in the event with a total of 30 feet, 2 1/2 inches.
The Blue Devil boys, who also entered the meet as defending champions, finished second behind The Dalles/Wahtonka.
Bushman, who tied the school record in the pole vault at last year’s Carnival with an effort of 10 feet, overcame inclement weather conditions — including wind gusts that exceeded 20 miles per hour — by putting forth a mark of 11 feet, six inches. She also won the triple jump (33-4.50) and placed second in the long jump (14-9.50).
“She put on a clinic in the pole vault with a state-leading 11-6, a new meet record, and (it) ties here all-time best,â€
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TRACK
Avalos paces RAL sweep
Andrea Avalos won two events and led a pair of relays to victory as R.A. Long swept both ends of a Greater St. Helens 2A League track meet from Hockinson at Longview Memorial Stadium Thursday.
RAL topped Hockinson 85-59 in the girls meet, and topped the Hawks 84-58 in the boys events.
Avalos won the 100 hurdles (17.53 seconds) and 300 hurdles (51.84), teamed with Brittany Carterby, Erin McIntosh and Shaunie Harding to win the 400 relay (54.09), and joined McIntosh, Carterby and Jasmine Gnuschke to claim the 800 relay in 1:59.
McIntosh also won the 200 (27.66), and Carterby claimed the 100 (12.91). Meg Taylor was tops in the high jump (4-feet-8), Sam Johnson won the 1600 (6:00) and Kendra Shine took the pole vault at 6-feet.
In the boys events, Andrew Galloway won the long jump (18-8), high jump (6-feet) and was part of the winning 1600 relay with Michael Tran, Sterling Yates and Brian Keppinger in 3:53.
Yates also won the 1600 (4:57) and 800 (2:13), Keppinger won the 100 (11.33) and 200 (22.97), Angelo Folz-Edwards was first in the shot put (42-7 ½) and discus (139-3), and Cody Cassidy won the pole vault at 10-6.
Arie Cottrell, Folz-Edwards, Patrick Wille and Justin Wilson won the weightman’s relay in 54.9.
RAL entertains Woodland and Washougal on Thursday.
Williams, Arn shine
WOODLAND — Matt Williams of Mark Morris won two events and anchored two relay victories, and Woodland’s Charity Arn won three events as they led their teams to victory in a Greater St. Helens 2A League dual meet on Thursday.
MM topped Woodland 97-48 in the boys meet, and Woodland turned away the Monarchs 84-66 in the girls competition.
Williams won the 100 (11.4), 200 (23.7) and teamed with Jeff Wilson, Jesse Wilson and Nate Wilson to win the 400 relay (45.4) and 1600 relay (3:43.7). Jeff Wilson also won the triple jump (43-¼), Ross Van Zanten claimed the long jump (20-3 ½) and high jump (6-2), Chase Bussing won the 800 (2:07.5) and established an MM freshman to win the 1600 (4:45.4), and Zach Hutton was tops in the 3200 (11:10.4).
Van Zanten is slated to compete in the prestigious Arcadia Meet in Southern California on Saturday. The meet features some of the top long jumpers and high jumpers in the nation.
Winners for Woodland were Elliott Moss in the 300 hurdles (46.5) and 110 hurdles (16.3), Hayden Woodard in the pole vault (13-feet), Evan Koering in the discus (126-9), Marcus Watts in the javelin (148-7) and Tra Givens in the shot put (42-6 ½).
In the girls meet, Arn won the high jump (5-feet), 100 hurdles (17.2) and pole vault (8-feet), and Alex Coons was tops in the 100 (13.0) and 200 (28.0). Also winning for Woodland were
Mia Nigro (400, 1:09.4), Ale Van Cleef (300 hurdles, 52.1), Mackenzie Ripp (discus, 99-4), the 400 relay of Coons, Michelle Kooiman, Van Cleef and Lauren Davis (53.6), and the 800 relay of Catherine Kha, Kooiman, Mia Patterson and Van Cleef (1:57.6)
Winners for MM were Randie Collette won the long jump (15-2) and triple jump (31-5 ½), Jennifer Hamilton claimed the shot put (37-8) and javelin (111-3), Haley Brusewitz was tops in the 800 (2:41.1) and 1600 (5:44.2), and Savina Rodriguez won the 3200 (13:16).
Kalama, Toledo win
ONALASKA — Kalama won the boys’ side of Onalaska’s 10-team Class 1A/2B track meet on Thursday with 89 points, and Toledo won the girls’ half with 128.5.
Other local boys teams were Wahkiakum and Toutle Lake (tied for fourth, 71.5), and Toledo (ninth, 29.5). The Wahkiakum girls were third with 88.5, Kalama fifth with 67.5, and Toutle Lake seventh with 49.5.
Toutle Lake’s Taylor Schnebly was a double winner in the long jump (20 feet, 5 3/4 inches) and the triple jump (39-10 1/2). Jeran Delapp won the 400 in 52.63.
For the TL girls, Kandra Kent won the long jump in 14-5.
Walker, Nagunst win three apiece
CLATSKANIE — Rainier’s Hazze Walker and Kayla Nagunst won three events apiece to lift Rainier in a four-team Lewis and Clark 3A League meet Thursday.
No team scores were kept.
Walker won the 100 meters (11.9 seconds), javelin (171-feet), long jump (19-4) and anchored the winning 400 relay with Andrew Allen, Bastion Walker and Austin McGlone in 47.0. McGlone also won the 110 hurdles in 17.9, and Jeremy Murphy took the shot put at 40-11.
Nagunst won the 200 (29.2), 400 (1:05) and 1500 (5:32). Tasheena Pedersen won the shot put (24-1), and Cassie Stuva won the discus (77-1).
TRACK
Avalos paces RAL sweep
Andrea Avalos won two events and led a pair of relays to victory as R.A. Long swept both ends of a Greater St. Helens 2A League track meet from Hockinson at Longview Memorial Stadium Thursday.
RAL topped Hockinson 85-59 in the girls meet, and topped the Hawks 84-58 in the boys events.
Avalos won the 100 hurdles (17.53 seconds) and 300 hurdles (51.84), teamed with Brittany Carterby, Erin McIntosh and Shaunie Harding to win the 400 relay (54.09), and joined McIntosh, Carterby and Jasmine Gnuschke to claim the 800 relay in 1:59.
McIntosh also won the 200 (27.66), and Carterby claimed the 100 (12.91). Meg Taylor was tops in the high jump (4-feet-8), Sam Johnson won the 1600 (6:00) and Kendra Shine took the pole vault at 6-feet.
In the boys events, Andrew Galloway won the long jump (18-8), high jump (6-feet) and was part of the winning 1600 relay with Michael Tran, Sterling Yates and Brian Keppinger in 3:53.
Yates also won the 1600 (4:57) and 800 (2:13), Keppinger won the 100 (11.33) and 200 (22.97), Angelo Folz-Edwards was first in the shot put (42-7 ½) and discus (139-3), and Cody Cassidy won the pole vault at 10-6.
Arie Cottrell, Folz-Edwards, Patrick Wille and Justin Wilson won the weightman’s relay in 54.9.
RAL entertains Woodland and Washougal on Thursday.
Williams, Arn shine
WOODLAND — Matt Williams of Mark Morris won two events and anchored two relay victories, and Woodland’s Charity Arn won three events as they led their teams to victory in a Greater St. Helens 2A League dual meet on Thursday.
MM topped Woodland 97-48 in the boys meet, and Woodland turned away the Monarchs 84-66 in the girls competition.
Williams won the 100 (11.4), 200 (23.7) and teamed with Jeff Wilson, Jesse Wilson and Nate Wilson to win the 400 relay (45.4) and 1600 relay (3:43.7). Jeff Wilson also won the triple jump (43-¼), Ross Van Zanten claimed the long jump (20-3 ½) and high jump (6-2), Chase Bussing won the 800 (2:07.5) and established an MM freshman to win the 1600 (4:45.4), and Zach Hutton was tops in the 3200 (11:10.4).
Van Zanten is slated to compete in the prestigious Arcadia Meet in Southern California on Saturday. The meet features some of the top long jumpers and high jumpers in the nation.
Winners for Woodland were Elliott Moss in the 300 hurdles (46.5) and 110 hurdles (16.3), Hayden Woodard in the pole vault (13-feet), Evan Koering in the discus (126-9), Marcus Watts in the javelin (148-7) and Tra Givens in the shot put (42-6 ½).
In the girls meet, Arn won the high jump (5-feet), 100 hurdles (17.2) and pole vault (8-feet), and Alex Coons was tops in the 100 (13.0) and 200 (28.0). Also winning for Woodland were
Mia Nigro (400, 1:09.4), Ale Van Cleef (300 hurdles, 52.1), Mackenzie Ripp (discus, 99-4), the 400 relay of Coons, Michelle Kooiman, Van Cleef and Lauren Davis (53.6), and the 800 relay of Catherine Kha, Kooiman, Mia Patterson and Van Cleef (1:57.6)
Winners for MM were Randie Collette won the long jump (15-2) and triple jump (31-5 ½), Jennifer Hamilton claimed the shot put (37-8) and javelin (111-3), Haley Brusewitz was tops in the 800 (2:41.1) and 1600 (5:44.2), and Savina Rodriguez won the 3200 (13:16).
Kalama, Toledo win
ONALASKA — Kalama won the boys’ side of Onalaska’s 10-team Class 1A/2B track meet on Thursday with 89 points, and Toledo won the girls’ half with 128.5.
Other local boys teams were Wahkiakum and Toutle Lake (tied for fourth, 71.5), and Toledo (ninth, 29.5). The Wahkiakum girls were third with 88.5, Kalama fifth with 67.5, and Toutle Lake seventh with 49.5.
Toutle Lake’s Taylor Schnebly was a double winner in the long jump (20 feet, 5 3/4 inches) and the triple jump (39-10 1/2). Jeran Delapp won the 400 in 52.63.
For the TL girls, Kandra Kent won the long jump in 14-5.
Walker, Nagunst win three apiece
CLATSKANIE — Rainier’s Hazze Walker and Kayla Nagunst won three events apiece to lift Rainier in a four-team Lewis and Clark 3A League meet Thursday.
No team scores were kept.
Walker won the 100 meters (11.9 seconds), javelin (171-feet), long jump (19-4) and anchored the winning 400 relay with Andrew Allen, Bastion Walker and Austin McGlone in 47.0. McGlone also won the 110 hurdles in 17.9, and Jeremy Murphy took the shot put at 40-11.
Nagunst won the 200 (29.2), 400 (1:05) and 1500 (5:32). Tasheena Pedersen won the shot put (24-1), and Cassie Stuva won the discus (77-1).
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