May 23, 2013
Eight Cardinal stay alive after first day of competition
AUSTIN, Texas – Senior long jumper Karynn Dunn became the first Stanford track and field athlete to advance to the NCAA Championships on Thursday’s opening day of the three-day NCAA West Preliminary Round.
Dunn had a season-best 20-7¼ on her only fair jump to qualify seventh and advance to the NCAA meet on June 5-8 in Eugene, Ore. The top 12 in each event at each of the East (in Greensboro, N.C.) and West Prelims advance to the NCAA’s. This will be the second outdoor national meet for Dunn, who placed fourth last year to earn first-team All-America honors.
In all, eight of the 17 Stanford athletes competing – five women and three men -- stayed alive by advancing to the next round of the Prelims.
A Stanford highlight came in the women’s 800 meters where three Cardinal advanced out of the first round, with two – senior Justine Fedronic and freshman Amy Weissenbach – winning their heats. Claudia Saunders also advanced on place, with a third-place in another of the six heats.
Fedronic looked smooth as she moved into the lead with 75 meters left in her race, running 2:06.92 for the best overall time among the 24 quarterfinal qualifiers. Weissenbach moved out of a tight pack with 200 remaining to take command of Heat 6 in 2:06.37 for the third-fastest qualifying mark. Saunders, a true freshman who specialized in the hurdles in high school, ran 2:08.95 as the 18th qualifier. The next and final round takes place Friday at 5 p.m. PT.
Kori Carter, the collegiate and American leader in the 400 hurdles, easily won her heat to advance to Friday’s final round, at 5:30 p.m. PT. Carter, whose best of 54.21 is No. 3 in the world this year, ran 58.27.
Two of the four Stanford men in the 1,500 heats advanced to Saturday’s final round. Tyler Stutzman (3:47.42) and Michael Atchoo (3:49.06) advanced, while freshman Justin Brinkley (3:49.92) and Marco Bertolotti (3:51.39) fell short.
Stanford freshman Steven Solomon, a 2012 Olympic finalist from Australia, finished second in Heat 4 of the 400, running 46.75 to advance to Friday’s final round (4:15 p.m.).
Among Stanfored’s non-qualifiers, senior Geoffrey Tabor failed to advance in his speciality, the discus. Tabor’s best of 175-11 was the 20th-best mark and failed to get him into the 16-thrower finals.
Like Tabor, senior high jumper Jules Sharpe has won All-America honors, but also failed to advance. Sharpe completed his Stanford career with a jump of 6-11½ to place 17th.
The meet continues Friday at 10 a.m. PT with Stanford sophomore Rebecca Hammar in the women’s discus. Tabor will have a final shot at the NCAA Championships when he competes in the shot put at 4 p.m. PT.
Here is a results link: http://www.texassports.com/livestats/c-track/
Courtesy Stanford
Friday, May 24, 2013
Thursday, May 23, 2013
Cardinal Track Team Heads to Regionals
Stanford one step from nationals
Aisling Cuffe will compete in the 5,000.
Regional Notes | Meet Information | Webcast | Live Results
May 22, 2013
AUSTIN, Texas - The Stanford track and field teams will travel to the NCAA West Preliminary Round, on Thursday through Saturday in Austin, Texas. The top 12 placers in each of the nation’s two regionals -- the other is in Greensboro, N.C. -- advance to the NCAA Championships June 5-8 in Eugene, Ore. Stanford sends 35 athletes to Austin. They qualified by ranking among the top 48 in the western half of the country. Stanford has two No. 1 seeds: Kori Carter in both women’s hurdle races and Brianna Bain in the women’s javelin. In addition, Michael Atchoo is the No. 2 seed in the men’s 1,500 and Justine Fedronic is No. 3 in the women’s 800. No championships are decided at the regionals. The only goal is a top-12 finish.
Meet Schedule
Thursday: Field events, 10 a.m. PT; Running events 2:30 p.m. PT
Friday: Field events, 10 a.m. PT; Running events, 3 p.m. PT
Saturday: Field events, 10 a.m. PT; Running events, 4 p.m. PT
Follow the Meet
Links to live results, video streaming, schedule, heat sheets, and quotes can be found here. In addition, links to that page, as well as live results and Webcasts can be found at gostanford.com.
Carter’s Emergence
Stanford junior Kori Carter has established herself as the nation’s breakout star of the 2013 collegiate track and field season. She charged onto the national scene on April 6 by running a world-leading 400-meter hurdles time of 54.71 by beating 2012 Olympic fifth-place finisher Georganne Moline of Arizona on Moline’s home track in Tucson, Ariz. It was a personal record by 2.39 seconds.
After that mark was eclipsed, Carter regained the world lead on May 12 with a stunning 54.21 – the second-fastest in-season time in collegiate history – to win the Pac-12 title over Moline while breaking meet, stadium, and school records at USC. On the same day, she repeated as the Pac-12 100-meter hurdles champ with a time of 12.76, another school record.
Going into the regionals, Carter’s 54.21 stands at No. 1 among Americans and collegians and No. 3 in the world. The Czech Republic’s Zuzana Hejnova now holds the world lead at 53.79, followed by Romania’s Angela Morosanu at 53.85. In the 100 hurdles, Carter now is No. 8 in the world, No. 7 among Americans, and No. 3 among collegians.
Carter, who has achieved World Championship ‘A’ standards in both events, is undefeated outdoors in the hurdles this season, at both distances. She also owns a season-best 4x400 relay split of 51.9, which is comparable to the 400 school record of 52.35.
Top All-Time Women’s Collegiate In-Season 400-Meter Hurdles Times
1, Sheena Tosta (UCLA), 53.54, 2004; 2, Kori Carter (Stanford), 54.21, 2013; 3, Lashinda Demus (South Carolina), 54.22, 2004.
Featured Athletes
Women
Brianna Bain: The sophomore and 2012 first-team All-American already is a two-time Pac-12 champion in the javelin, having won her second consecutive title May 11 with a throw of 176-8 at the conference championships at USC. Bain, the NCAA runner-up as a freshman, is the No. 1 collegian and No. 2 American this year with a school-record 183-10 to win the Big Meet on April 20. Bain is undefeated this season.
Karynn Dunn: The two-time first-team All-American in the long jump is beginning to round into form after a slow start to the season. The senior jumped a season-best 20-3 3/4 to place fouth at Pac-12’s. Dunn is the 2010 U.S. junior national champion and placed fifth in the NCAA outdoors and fourth indoors in 2012.
Justine Fedronic: The senior was the Pac-12 runner-up in the 800 and heads into the NCAA Regionals with the No. 8 collegiate time in the 800, an event in which she holds the school record of 2:03.54. Fedronic has two All-America honors, but is seeking her first first-team honor.
Amy Weissenbach: The freshman from Los Angeles set the National High School Federation record (against high school-only competition) in the 800 of 2:02.04 in 2011 and now holds the Stanford indoor record in the event, of 2:05.56. On April 28, she won the 800 at the Payton Jordan Invitational in 2:04.24 to break the school freshman record set by eventual three-time Olympian Regina Jacobs in 1982 (2:04.38). Weissenbach achieved a U.S. Championships `A’ standard in the race and jumped to No. 2 on Stanford’s all-time outdoor list. The two-time 2013 indoor second-team All-American was sixth in the 1,500 at Pac-12’s.
Men
Michael Atchoo: The three-time first-team indoor All-American broke the Stanford indoor mile record with a 3:57.14 to win the MPSF championship in Seattle. The time was the fastest by a Stanford runner in 27 years, indoors or outdoors, behind only Olympian Jeff Atkinson’s outdoor 3:55.16 in 1986. Atchoo is the No. 7 American and No. 3 collegian this year after his 3:39.57 in the 1,500 meters at the Payton Jordan Invitational on his home track on April 28. He was eighth at the Pac-12 meet. He is seeking his first outdoor All-America honor.
Steven Solomon: The freshman from Sydney, Australia, reached the 2012 Olympic final in the 400 when he posted a personal record 44.97 in the semifinals. Solomon placed eighth in London and has secured a berth in the World Championships in Moscow, Russia, in August. He has competed twice this season, winning the 400 in 46.91 at the Big Meet against California in his collegiate debut on April 20 and anchoring the winning 4x400 relay. At the Pac-12 Championships, he was third in a Stanford freshman record 46.12.
Tyler Stutzman: Earned first-team All-America honors by placing fourth in the mile at the 2013 NCAA indoor championships, and ran three sub-four-minute miles during the indoor season. The senior ran a season-best 3:40.43 at the Payton Jordan Invitational and is No. 8 among collegians and the No. 17 American this year. He is a two-time first-team indoor All-American and seeking his first outdoor honor.
Geoffrey Tabor: Tabor has been a consistently outstanding performer. He ranks No. 8 in the discus and No. 6 in the shot put all-time outdoors at Stanford, and No. 3 in the shot put indoors. However, the senior is seeking his first first-team All-America honor, with his best chance coming in the discus.
Courtesy Stanford
NCAA Berths on Line for Bears at West Regionals
NCAA Berths on Line for Bears at West Regionals More Than 30 Qualifiers Will Give Cal Strong Representation
Alima Kamara will compete in the women's 400 meters.
May 21, 2013
Complete News Release
THIS WEEK IN CAL TRACK & FIELD: More than 30 Golden Bears will travel to Austin, Texas, this week for the NCAA West Preliminary meet with the goal to qualify for the NCAA Championships June 5-8.
Cal will be competing in 34 individual events plus two relays during the three-day meet Thursday through Sunday. The top 12 out of each event will advance to the national meet to be held two weeks later in Eugene, Ore.
Seven members of the squad enter the meet ranked among the top 10 in the West. Leading the contingent is junior Hammed Suleman, who is No. 1 in the long jump and No. 2 in the triple jump. Suleman captured the Pac-12 title in the long jump with a PR 25-11.50, while his top mark in the triple jump - 53-4.50 - came in Austin during the Texas Relays in March.
Cal's other conference champion - Ray Stewart - comes in at No. 2 in the 110m hurdles after his PR 13.43 in the Pac-12 race. The only person ahead of him is Oregon's Johnathan Cabral, whom he beat in the Pac-12 meet final.
Others rated in the top 10 in their respective events are: Kelsey Santisteban (7th, women's 5000m), Malaina Payton (6th, women's long jump), Collin Jarvis (9th, men's 3000m steeplechase) and Nick Ridge (9th, men's high jump).
Two preliminary championships will be held May 23-25, with the West regional in Austin and the East regional in Greensboro, N.C., with the top 48 individuals and top 24 relays in each region earning invitations. The field will be narrowed to 12 from each region to advance to the NCAA Championships in June.
Three Bears who will be at regionals next week reached the NCAA meet in 2012 - Harrison Steed in the men's high jump, Chad Jones in the men's triple jump and Scott Esparza in the men's hammer. Steed posted the best result of the group, earning All-American honors for his eighth-place national finish.
PAC-12 TITLES FOR SULEMAN, STEWART: Cal returned home from the Pac-12 Championships in Los Angeles May 11-12 with a pair of conference champions in the travel party. Hammed Suleman soared to a PR 25-11.50 in the men's long jump to become Cal's first winner in the event since Chris Ferreira in 1996. In addition, Ray Stewart blazed to a lifetime-best 13.43 to capture his second men's 110m hurdles title (he also won in 2011 before knee surgery kept him off the track last year). The time keeps him No. 2 in school history in the event and moves him to No. 10 on the all-time Pac-12 list. With the two crowns, the Bears won multiple conference championships for the first time since taking three in 1996.
Cal also had several other notable performances at the Pac-12 meet. Suleman just missed on a second title when he finished as the runner-up in the men's triple jump, while Collin Jarvis, who won the men's 3000m steeplechase in 2012, claimed second place this year. Others to finish in the top 3 were Charnell Price in the women's 100m, Amanda Hunter in the women's triple jump and Malaina Payton in the women's long jump.
JUMPING BEARS: Cal's depth in the jumps this year can be found in the fact that the Bears will have 11 entrants in the high jump, long jump or triple jump at the NCAA preliminary meet. Cal has one each on the women's side, but the numbers really shoot up for the men with four high jumpers, three triple jumpers and a long jumper making their way to Austin. Three of Cal's men's high jumpers have cleared 7-0, including Nick Ridge, who went 7-3 indoors this year, and Harrison Steed, whose 7-2.50 last June gave him All-American honors at the NCAA Championships. All three of the Bears' triple jumpers have surpassed 51 feet. Malaina Payton is the top-ranked woman on the list, coming it at No. 3 all-time at Cal in the long jump with her best effort of 21-1.50 from the Big Meet earlier this season. Gianna Fernandez (T4th, 5-10.50, HJ) and Amanda Hunter (7th, 42-0.50, TJ) also rate among the school's top 10.
THROWS ALSO STRONG: While the numbers aren't quite as high as with the jumps, the Bears have more than their fair share of throwers competing in Austin with a combined eight in the shot put, discus and hammer. Two freshman records have been broken this year with Shelby Ashe raising the mark in the women's hammer to 201-10 and Ethan Cochran going 188-8 in the men's discus. During the indoor season earlier this year, Chioma Amaechi, who will be in the women's shot at the regional meet, set a school record in the weight throw with an effort of 67-2.
NEW HALL OF FAMER: Rick Brown, the only four-time 880-yard champion (1971-74) in Pac-8 history, has been elected to the Cal Athletic Hall of Fame and will be enshrined with the rest of the class in October. As a sophomore in 1972, he set the school record in the 800 meters when he was timed in 1:45.4 in the finals of the Olympic Trials in Eugene, Ore. - a mark that still stands atop the record book a remarkable 41 years later.
GOLDEN BEAR NOTES: Matt Petersen (men's cross country), Jonathan Berry-Smith (men's track & field), Deborah Maier (women's cross country) and Nicole Larson (women's track & field) all received Golden Bear Achievement Awards for having the highest GPAs on their respective teams ... Ethan Cochran received the Newcomer of the Year Award as voted by his fellow student-athletes at the Oski's, Cal Athletics' version of the ESPY's ... 18 Golden Bears earned all-academic honors from the MPSF for the indoor season.
Courtesy Cal
Alima Kamara will compete in the women's 400 meters.
May 21, 2013
Complete News Release
THIS WEEK IN CAL TRACK & FIELD: More than 30 Golden Bears will travel to Austin, Texas, this week for the NCAA West Preliminary meet with the goal to qualify for the NCAA Championships June 5-8.
Cal will be competing in 34 individual events plus two relays during the three-day meet Thursday through Sunday. The top 12 out of each event will advance to the national meet to be held two weeks later in Eugene, Ore.
Seven members of the squad enter the meet ranked among the top 10 in the West. Leading the contingent is junior Hammed Suleman, who is No. 1 in the long jump and No. 2 in the triple jump. Suleman captured the Pac-12 title in the long jump with a PR 25-11.50, while his top mark in the triple jump - 53-4.50 - came in Austin during the Texas Relays in March.
Cal's other conference champion - Ray Stewart - comes in at No. 2 in the 110m hurdles after his PR 13.43 in the Pac-12 race. The only person ahead of him is Oregon's Johnathan Cabral, whom he beat in the Pac-12 meet final.
Others rated in the top 10 in their respective events are: Kelsey Santisteban (7th, women's 5000m), Malaina Payton (6th, women's long jump), Collin Jarvis (9th, men's 3000m steeplechase) and Nick Ridge (9th, men's high jump).
Two preliminary championships will be held May 23-25, with the West regional in Austin and the East regional in Greensboro, N.C., with the top 48 individuals and top 24 relays in each region earning invitations. The field will be narrowed to 12 from each region to advance to the NCAA Championships in June.
Three Bears who will be at regionals next week reached the NCAA meet in 2012 - Harrison Steed in the men's high jump, Chad Jones in the men's triple jump and Scott Esparza in the men's hammer. Steed posted the best result of the group, earning All-American honors for his eighth-place national finish.
PAC-12 TITLES FOR SULEMAN, STEWART: Cal returned home from the Pac-12 Championships in Los Angeles May 11-12 with a pair of conference champions in the travel party. Hammed Suleman soared to a PR 25-11.50 in the men's long jump to become Cal's first winner in the event since Chris Ferreira in 1996. In addition, Ray Stewart blazed to a lifetime-best 13.43 to capture his second men's 110m hurdles title (he also won in 2011 before knee surgery kept him off the track last year). The time keeps him No. 2 in school history in the event and moves him to No. 10 on the all-time Pac-12 list. With the two crowns, the Bears won multiple conference championships for the first time since taking three in 1996.
Cal also had several other notable performances at the Pac-12 meet. Suleman just missed on a second title when he finished as the runner-up in the men's triple jump, while Collin Jarvis, who won the men's 3000m steeplechase in 2012, claimed second place this year. Others to finish in the top 3 were Charnell Price in the women's 100m, Amanda Hunter in the women's triple jump and Malaina Payton in the women's long jump.
JUMPING BEARS: Cal's depth in the jumps this year can be found in the fact that the Bears will have 11 entrants in the high jump, long jump or triple jump at the NCAA preliminary meet. Cal has one each on the women's side, but the numbers really shoot up for the men with four high jumpers, three triple jumpers and a long jumper making their way to Austin. Three of Cal's men's high jumpers have cleared 7-0, including Nick Ridge, who went 7-3 indoors this year, and Harrison Steed, whose 7-2.50 last June gave him All-American honors at the NCAA Championships. All three of the Bears' triple jumpers have surpassed 51 feet. Malaina Payton is the top-ranked woman on the list, coming it at No. 3 all-time at Cal in the long jump with her best effort of 21-1.50 from the Big Meet earlier this season. Gianna Fernandez (T4th, 5-10.50, HJ) and Amanda Hunter (7th, 42-0.50, TJ) also rate among the school's top 10.
THROWS ALSO STRONG: While the numbers aren't quite as high as with the jumps, the Bears have more than their fair share of throwers competing in Austin with a combined eight in the shot put, discus and hammer. Two freshman records have been broken this year with Shelby Ashe raising the mark in the women's hammer to 201-10 and Ethan Cochran going 188-8 in the men's discus. During the indoor season earlier this year, Chioma Amaechi, who will be in the women's shot at the regional meet, set a school record in the weight throw with an effort of 67-2.
NEW HALL OF FAMER: Rick Brown, the only four-time 880-yard champion (1971-74) in Pac-8 history, has been elected to the Cal Athletic Hall of Fame and will be enshrined with the rest of the class in October. As a sophomore in 1972, he set the school record in the 800 meters when he was timed in 1:45.4 in the finals of the Olympic Trials in Eugene, Ore. - a mark that still stands atop the record book a remarkable 41 years later.
GOLDEN BEAR NOTES: Matt Petersen (men's cross country), Jonathan Berry-Smith (men's track & field), Deborah Maier (women's cross country) and Nicole Larson (women's track & field) all received Golden Bear Achievement Awards for having the highest GPAs on their respective teams ... Ethan Cochran received the Newcomer of the Year Award as voted by his fellow student-athletes at the Oski's, Cal Athletics' version of the ESPY's ... 18 Golden Bears earned all-academic honors from the MPSF for the indoor season.
Courtesy Cal
Turquoise Thompson's talent in track and field runs in the family
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2013 California State Meet XC Team Entries
2013
BOYS Division I Division II Division III Division IV Division V
Central 3 2 2 2 2
Central
Coast
3 3 3 3 3
Los Angeles 2 0 0 0 0
North Coast 2 3 4 4 5
Northern 0 1 1 2 1
Oakland 1 0 0 0 0
Sac-Joaquin 2 3 3 2 2
San Diego 2 4 3 3 3
San
Francisco
1 0 0 0 0
Southern 7 7 7 7 7
TOTAL 23 23 23 23 23
2013
GIRLS Division I Division II Division III Division IV Division V
Central 2 2 2 2 2
Central
Coast
2 3 2 4 3
Los Angeles 2 0 0 0 0
North Coast 2 3 4 3 6
Northern 0 1 1 2 1
Oakland 1 0 0 0 0
Sac-Joaquin 3 3 3 2 2
San Diego 3 4 4 3 2
San
Francisco
1 0 0 0 0
Southern 7 7 7 7 7
TOTAL 23 23 23 23 23
U.S. HIGH SCHOOL HAMMER THROW PERFORMANCE LIST - 05-23-13 UPDATE
U.S. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' 12# HAMMER THROW
NATIONAL RECORD
260’00” Conor McCullough JR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 06-28-08
Class Records
213’00” Conor McCullough FR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 06-22-06
243’11” Conor McCullough SO Chaminade, West Hills, CA 06-03-07
260’00” Conor McCullough JR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 06-28-08
256’09” Conor McCullough SR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 04-18-09
2013 PERFORMANCE LIST
U.S. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' 12# HAMMER THROW
253’05” Rudy Winkler SR Averill Park, NY 05-17 *
235’11” Daniel Haugh JR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 05-19 *
233’07” Charlie Ionata SR Barrington, RI 05-11
218’01” Colin Minor JR South Brunswick, Southport, NC 04-05
217’08” Mahlik Handley SR South Kingstown, Wakefield, RI 05-18 *
216’01” Adam Kelly SO Barrington, RI 05-18 *
212’09” Carlos Mangum SR Central, Providence, RI 04-05
212’06” Josh Whitener SR North Paulding, Dallas, GA 05-19 *
209’08” Chase Carroll SR North Cobb Christian, Acworth, GA 03-02
209’00” Andy Miller SR Capital, Olympia, WA 04-13
208’08” Clarence Gallop SR Central, Providence, RI 04-06
208’06” Kyle Johnson SR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 05-19 *
201’00” Connor Fugere JR Woonsocket, RI 04-16
199’07” Max Lydum SO Defiance, OH 04-24
198’06” Brock Eager JR Tahoma, Covington, WA 05-19 *
198’02” Aaron Zedella SR St. Edward, Lakewood, OH 05-05
196’05” Dylan Dyke SR Waverly, OH 04-24
196’02” Tim Wilson SR Washingtonville, NY 05-04
195’05” Sean Ryan JR Babylon, NY 05-17 *
194’11” Martin Murillo SR Timber Creek, Orlando, FL 05-18 *
194’01” Bobby Colantonio FR Barrington, RI 05-11
192’08” Gabriel Arcaro JR Burlington, MA 05-19 *
190’06” Jordan Pickerel SR Athens Christian, Athens, GA 05-19 *
190’03” Triton Pitassi SR Camas, WA 04-28
189’05” Brian Bianchi SR West Warwick, RI 04-29
186’11” Lovell Peterson SR Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 04-05
186’07” Matthew Zajac JR E.G. Glass, Lynchburg, VA 05-14 *
185’11” Brooks Hardy SR McIntosh, Peachtree City, GA 05-12
185’02” Seth Whitener SO North Paulding, Dallas, GA 05-12
183’04” Nikolas Huffman SR Virginia, Bristol, VA 04-05
182’10” Dustin Samms JR Aptos, CA 04-27
182’08” Jeremy Franklin JR Serra Gardena, CA 05-04
181’06” Matt Casbarro SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 04-08
179’09” Lane Hluch SO Rootstown, OH 05-05
179’08” Bryan Zapata JR Hope Providence, RI 05-07
179’06” Brandon Amo SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 05-04
177’07” Joe Mattson SO Rogers, Newport, RI 05-11
176’03” Randy Hinds SR Kingston, NY 05-04
175’11” Olusegun Thomas Vadis JR Classical, Providence, RI 04-16
175’05” Dylan Gardner SR Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 04-08
175’03” Giovanni Gray JR Lincoln, RI 05-06
172’05” Robert Landers SO Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 04-12
171’02” Alexander Madoian SR North Kingstown, RI 05-06
169’09” Eric Sheng SO Syosset, NY 05-03
169’00” Ben Bonhurst JR Smithtown West, NY 05-04
168’00” Owen Russell SO Moses Brown, Providence, RI 05-04
167’10” Cory Woodbine SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 04-06
167’03” Josh Dentro JR Buena, Sierra Vista, AZ 05-16 *
166’10” Chris Pensa SR St. Anthony’s, South Huntington, NY 04-19
166’07” Jared Ballenger JR Fremont Ross, OH 05-11
166’04” Matt Monroe SR Crestwood, Mantua, OH 05-05
166’00” John Brandon JR Hudson, OH 05-05
164’04” Damon Unland SR Ferris, Spokane, WA 04-20
164’03” Chris Celona JR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 04-06
162’07” James Rowland SR Northside (2A), Jacksonville, NC 04-05
161’02” James Eblen SO Centerville, OH 05-08
161’02” Danny Andrews SO Woodward Academy, Powder Springs, GA 05-12
161’00” Nick Todaro JR Iona Prep, New Rochelle, NY 05-18 *
160’08” Tanner Davies JR Sheldon, Eugene, OR 04-20
159’02” David Collins JR North Kingstown, RI 05-18 *
158’03” Zach Smelcer SR Liberty-Benton, Findlay, OH 04-26
157’09” Peter Golish SR Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 05-18 *
157’06” Mike Alvernaz SO Barrington, RI 05-18 *
156’00” Owen Dawson SR Conard, Hartford, CT 05-03
155’05” Richard Delphin JR Roswell, GA 05-12
155’00” Mike Tarro JR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 04-22
154’07” Austin Crist JR Lancaster, OH 05-03
154’06” Tyler Joslin SR Chariho, Wood River Junction, RI 04-30
154’00” Alex Mercado SR Massapequa, NY 05-04
153’11” Hunter Wardian JR Central Valley, Veradale, WA 05-05
153’11” Joe Ellis JR Eastlake, Sammamish, WA 05-19 *
153’05” Jonathan Acevedo SR Central, Providence, RI 04-05
153’00” Nick Cabuco SR Junipero Serra, San Mateo, CA 04-06
152’01” Beau Huffer SR Snohomish, WA 04-28
152’00” Steve Lefebvre SR LaSalle Academy, Providence, RI 05-07
151’09” Nick Carroll SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 05-11
151’06” Tim Roop JR Centerville, OH 05-08
150’09” Roc-M Nesbitt SR The New Schools of Carver, Atlanta, GA 11-24
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U.S. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS’ 5K HAMMER THROW
National Record
263’09” Conor McCullough JR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 06-01-08
2013 PERFORMANCE LIST
216’03” Jacob Beene SO Gilbert, AZ 05-16 *
212’10” Adam Kelly SO Barrington, RI 04-28
210’07” Kenneth Brinson SO Marist, Atlanta, GA 05-19 *
202’00” Connor Fugere JR Woonsocket, RI 04-28
200’01” Gabriel Arcaro JR Burlington, MA 04-28
196’06” Brock Eager JR Tahoma, Covington, WA 03-16
195’11” Seth Whitener SO North Paulding, Dallas, GA 03-02
194’00” Sean Ryan JR Babylon, NY 03-23
193’01” Bobby Colantonio FR Barrington, RI 04-28
182’04” Olusegun Thomas Vadis JR Classical, Providence, RI 04-28
182’00” Bryan Zapata JR Hope Providence, RI 04-28
177’07” Owen Russell SO Moses Brown, Providence, RI 04-28
172’04” Danny Andrews SO Woodward Academy, Powder Springs, GA 05-19 *
164’00” Giovanni Gray JR Lincoln, RI 04-06
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U.S. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS’ 6K HAMMER THROW
National Record
248’11” Conor McCullough JR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 07-12-08
Class Records
203’11” Conor McCullough FR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 06-17-06
218’01” Rudy Winkler SO Averill Park, NY 07-17-11
248’11” Conor McCullough JR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 07-12-08
247’00” Conor McCullough SR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 06-26-09
2013 PERFORMANCE LIST
224’06” Rudy Winkler SR Averill Park, NY 03-23
212’10” Charlie Ionata SR Barrington, RI 04-28
210’01” Daniel Haugh JR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 05-12
203’01” Josh Whitener SR North Paulding, Dallas, GA 05-12
200’06” Mahlik Handley SR South Kingstown, Wakefield, RI 04-28
199’04” Kyle Johnson SR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 05-12
194’02” Clarence Gallop SR Central, Providence, RI 04-28
191’09” Carlos Mangum SR Central, Providence, RI 04-28
191’02” Chase Carroll SR North Cobb Christian, Acworth, GA 05-12
189’06” Kenneth Brinson SO Marist, Atlanta, GA 05-12
181’00” Tim Wilson SR Washingtonville, NY 03-23
176’09” Gabriel Arcaro JR Burlington, MA 04-28
164’08” Matt Casbarro SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 04-28
147’04” Jonathan Acevedo SR Central, Providence, RI 04-28
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U.S. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' 16# HAMMER THROW
National Record
219’07” Conor McCullough SR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 07-22-09
Class Records
152’11” Kenneth Brinson FR Marist, Atlanta, GA 04-22-12
186’03” Wes Wright SO Villa Rica, GA 06-04-06
210’11” Walter Henning JR St. Anthony's, South Huntington, NY 06-20-06
219’07” Conor McCullough SR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 07-22-09
2013 PERFORMANCE LIST
188’02” Charlie Ionata SR Barrington, RI 04-28
181’09” Colin Minor JR South Brunswick, Southport, NC 04-13
176’01” Andy Miller SR Capital, Olympia, WA 04-19
173’09” Adam Kelly SO Barrington, RI 04-28
169’08” Carlos Mangum SR Central, Providence, RI 04-28
167’01” Clarence Gallop SR Central, Providence, RI 04-06
166’04” Mahlik Handley SR South Kingstown, Wakefield, RI 04-28
164’04” Tim Brennan SR Princeton, NJ 04-06
162’02” Brock Eager JR Tahoma, Covington, WA 05-19 *
157’01” Connor Fugere JR Woonsocket, RI 04-28
143’01” Bobby Colantonio FR Barrington, RI 04-28
142’07” Bryan Zapata JR Hope Providence, RI 04-28
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U.S HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS' 4K HAMMER THROW
National Record
214’04” Shelby Ashe JR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 06-15-10
Class Records
173’04” Casey Kraychir FR Twentynine Palms, CA 05-04-07
184’06” Sabrina Gaitan SO Sprayberry, Marietta, GA 03-02-13
214’04” Shelby Ashe JR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 06-15-10
211’01” Shelby Ashe SR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 05-15-11
2013 PERFORMANCE LIST
184’06” Sabrina Gaitan SO Sprayberry, Marietta, GA 03-02
181’09” Casidy Callahan SR Norcross, GA 05-19 *
172’11” Jennifer Slagus SR North Pocono, Moscow, PA 03-23
171’02” Erica King SR Cuyahoga Falls, OH 05-05
171’00” Kelli Thomas JR Luella, Locust Grove, GA 05-05
168’04” Marthaline Cooper SR Classical, Providence, RI 05-18 *
166’08” Leia Mistowski JR Narragansett, RI 04-27
164’09” Haley Showalter SO Valor Christian, Highlands Ranch, CO 04-20
164’02” Gabby Figueroa JR Austintown Fitch, Youngstown, OH 05-05
163’09” Leah Colbert JR Buchanan, Troy, MO 10-28
161’11” Nyla Woods JR Henry W. Grady, Atlanta, GA 05-12
161’10” Lena Giger JR Highland, IL 12-16
160’10” Danielle Borriello JR Ellenville, NY 03-23
159’11” Josie Hardin SR Harrison, Kennesaw, GA 12-23
159’09” Brooke Anderson SR Rancho Buena Vista, Vista, CA 04-21
158’05” Stamatia Scarvelis JR Dos Pueblos, Goleta, CA 04-21
156’03” Kamryn Brinson FR Marist, Atlanta, GA 11-24
156’03” Destinee Barrette SR Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 05-01
155’00” Alva Hicks SO Classical, Providence, RI 04-28
154’05” Melanie Raterman SR Warrenton, MO 12-30
150’07” Andrea Vahoua JR Pope, Marietta, GA 05-05
149’07” Sochima Bishop SO New Rochelle, NY 05-16 *
148’02” Katie Wardsworth SR Central Valley, Spokane, WA 03-22
147’10” Briana O’Grady SR South Kingstown, Wakefield, RI 05-18 *
147’05” Taniya Mitchell JR Mt. Vernon, NY 05-03
147’03” Briyah Brown SR New Rochelle, NY 05-03
147’00” Rebecca Evans SR Winter Springs, FL 05-18 *
145’06” Kayla O’Brine JR St. Francis, Sacramento, CA 01-05
144’02” Victoria Cooper SR Woonsocket, RI 05-11
143’09” Madeline Middlebrooks SR Fort Zumwalt West, O’Fallon, MO 10-28
143’01” Bailey Simmons JR Alabama Christian, Montgomery, AL 05-12
142’08” Victoria Ebert JR Exeter/West Greenwich, West Greenwich, RI 05-07
142’03” Abby Cousens SO Portsmouth, RI 04-06
141’04” Brianna Heilsnis SR Apex, NC 03-14
140’11” Lauren Swanson SO East Greenwich, RI 05-18 *
139’00” Bianca Donadio JR Classical, Providence, RI 05-07
138’03” Kendra Plant SR Cumberland, RI 05-18 *
136’07” Monae Cooper FR New Rochelle, NY 05-16 *
135’08” Jenessa Jackson SR Marietta, GA 11-24
135’04” Lauren Stacey SR Western Brown, Mount Orab, OH 05-02
134’07” Cheyanne Nalle JR Woonsocket, RI 05-07
134’01” Maddison Caron JR Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 05-01
133’07” Leena Morris SO Etowah, Woodstock, GA 12-23
133’02” Hannah Frost JR Mary M Knight, Elma, WA 05-19 *
132’06” Dajsha Avery SR Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 04-05
132’05” Lauren Carroll SR Classical, Providence, RI 04-28
131’11” Olivia Moriconi JR Saugus, CA 04-19
130’11” Courtney Jacobsen FR Toll Gate, Warwick, RI 05-18 *
129’09” Katie Irwin JR Chariho, Wood River Junction, RI 04-28
128’06” Liza Wall JR Waverly, OH 05-02
128’03” Alex DeVincentis SR Liberty-Benton, Findlay, OH 04-26
126’07” Jessica Jeffrey FR New Rochelle, NY 05-16 *
126’04” Sarah Mitchell SR Centennial, Rosewell, GA 12-23
125’10” Kristina King JR New Rochelle, NY 05-16 *
125’00” A’reyna Hughes SR Wayne, Huber Heights. OH 05-08
124’01” Cydnee Collins-Luther SO Trinity Chapel Academy, Powder Springs,GA 03-02
122’10” Megan Pendleton SR Woodmore, Elmore, OH 04-13
122’09” Riley Scocco FR Shorewood Christian, Seattle, WA 05-19 *
122’08” Molly Fogerty JR Cumberland, RI 05-18 *
122’03” Katie Heacox JR Housatonic, Falls Village, CT 05-03
121’09” Brianna Jumper SR Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 05-08
121’07” Ashley Doherty JR Aptos, CA 02-23
121’06” Molly McCullough SR Mission Viejo, CA 03-08
121’03” Katelyn Homb SR Ventura, CA 12-15
121’02” Natasha Akbarizadeh JR Saugus, CA 04-19
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U.S HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS' 3K HAMMER THROW
208’05” Sabrina Gaitan SO Sprayberry, Marietta, GA 05-12
195’10” Nyla Woods JR Henry W. Grady, Atlanta, GA 05-19 *
183’00” Kelli Thomas JR Luella, Locust Grove, GA 05-19 *
179’06” Lena Giger JR Highland, IL 12-16
174’00” Leia Mistowski JR Narragansett, RI 04-28
169’00” Alva Hicks SO Classical, Providence, RI 04-06
168’07” Kamryn Brinson FR Marist, Atlanta, GA 05-05
164’04” Victoria Ebert JR Exeter/West Greenwich, West Greenwich, RI 04-28
163’09” Bailey Simmons JR Alabama Christian, Montgomery, AL 05-12
162’03” Bianca Donadio JR Classical, Providence, RI 04-06
159’09” Andrea Vahoua JR Pope, Marietta, GA 05-19 *
153’07” Abby Cousens SO Portsmouth, RI 04-28
150’09” Lauren Swanson SO East Greenwich, RI 04-28
146’04” Cydnee Collins-Luther SO Trinity Chapel Academy, Powder Springs,GA 05-05
141’07” Ashley Doherty JR Aptos, CA 05-11
141’03” Katie Irwin JR Chariho, Wood River Junction, RI 04-28
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Standards: Boys’ 5k – 160’, 12# - 150, 6k - 145’, 16# - 140’
Girls’ 3k - 140”, 4k - 120’.
Although the 3k hammer (girls) and 5k hammer (boys) throw are not normally contested
in the U.S. it is conducted in some meets at the Youth level. Girls 3k performances
of 140’ and boys’ 5k performances of 160’ or more in an officially sanctioned
meet will be included in the performance list providing the athlete is no older than
17 years old through December 31, 2013 (born no earlier than in 1996).
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* - Addition or improvement since last update.
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Cutoff 05-19-13 Updated 05-23-13
Addition, updates, or corrections would be appreciated.
Please send to: Bob Gourley 3 Greenville Drive, Barrington, RI 02806
(401) 246-0243 or via e-mail at rmgourley@fullchannel.net
NATIONAL RECORD
260’00” Conor McCullough JR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 06-28-08
Class Records
213’00” Conor McCullough FR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 06-22-06
243’11” Conor McCullough SO Chaminade, West Hills, CA 06-03-07
260’00” Conor McCullough JR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 06-28-08
256’09” Conor McCullough SR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 04-18-09
2013 PERFORMANCE LIST
U.S. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' 12# HAMMER THROW
253’05” Rudy Winkler SR Averill Park, NY 05-17 *
235’11” Daniel Haugh JR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 05-19 *
233’07” Charlie Ionata SR Barrington, RI 05-11
218’01” Colin Minor JR South Brunswick, Southport, NC 04-05
217’08” Mahlik Handley SR South Kingstown, Wakefield, RI 05-18 *
216’01” Adam Kelly SO Barrington, RI 05-18 *
212’09” Carlos Mangum SR Central, Providence, RI 04-05
212’06” Josh Whitener SR North Paulding, Dallas, GA 05-19 *
209’08” Chase Carroll SR North Cobb Christian, Acworth, GA 03-02
209’00” Andy Miller SR Capital, Olympia, WA 04-13
208’08” Clarence Gallop SR Central, Providence, RI 04-06
208’06” Kyle Johnson SR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 05-19 *
201’00” Connor Fugere JR Woonsocket, RI 04-16
199’07” Max Lydum SO Defiance, OH 04-24
198’06” Brock Eager JR Tahoma, Covington, WA 05-19 *
198’02” Aaron Zedella SR St. Edward, Lakewood, OH 05-05
196’05” Dylan Dyke SR Waverly, OH 04-24
196’02” Tim Wilson SR Washingtonville, NY 05-04
195’05” Sean Ryan JR Babylon, NY 05-17 *
194’11” Martin Murillo SR Timber Creek, Orlando, FL 05-18 *
194’01” Bobby Colantonio FR Barrington, RI 05-11
192’08” Gabriel Arcaro JR Burlington, MA 05-19 *
190’06” Jordan Pickerel SR Athens Christian, Athens, GA 05-19 *
190’03” Triton Pitassi SR Camas, WA 04-28
189’05” Brian Bianchi SR West Warwick, RI 04-29
186’11” Lovell Peterson SR Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 04-05
186’07” Matthew Zajac JR E.G. Glass, Lynchburg, VA 05-14 *
185’11” Brooks Hardy SR McIntosh, Peachtree City, GA 05-12
185’02” Seth Whitener SO North Paulding, Dallas, GA 05-12
183’04” Nikolas Huffman SR Virginia, Bristol, VA 04-05
182’10” Dustin Samms JR Aptos, CA 04-27
182’08” Jeremy Franklin JR Serra Gardena, CA 05-04
181’06” Matt Casbarro SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 04-08
179’09” Lane Hluch SO Rootstown, OH 05-05
179’08” Bryan Zapata JR Hope Providence, RI 05-07
179’06” Brandon Amo SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 05-04
177’07” Joe Mattson SO Rogers, Newport, RI 05-11
176’03” Randy Hinds SR Kingston, NY 05-04
175’11” Olusegun Thomas Vadis JR Classical, Providence, RI 04-16
175’05” Dylan Gardner SR Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 04-08
175’03” Giovanni Gray JR Lincoln, RI 05-06
172’05” Robert Landers SO Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 04-12
171’02” Alexander Madoian SR North Kingstown, RI 05-06
169’09” Eric Sheng SO Syosset, NY 05-03
169’00” Ben Bonhurst JR Smithtown West, NY 05-04
168’00” Owen Russell SO Moses Brown, Providence, RI 05-04
167’10” Cory Woodbine SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 04-06
167’03” Josh Dentro JR Buena, Sierra Vista, AZ 05-16 *
166’10” Chris Pensa SR St. Anthony’s, South Huntington, NY 04-19
166’07” Jared Ballenger JR Fremont Ross, OH 05-11
166’04” Matt Monroe SR Crestwood, Mantua, OH 05-05
166’00” John Brandon JR Hudson, OH 05-05
164’04” Damon Unland SR Ferris, Spokane, WA 04-20
164’03” Chris Celona JR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 04-06
162’07” James Rowland SR Northside (2A), Jacksonville, NC 04-05
161’02” James Eblen SO Centerville, OH 05-08
161’02” Danny Andrews SO Woodward Academy, Powder Springs, GA 05-12
161’00” Nick Todaro JR Iona Prep, New Rochelle, NY 05-18 *
160’08” Tanner Davies JR Sheldon, Eugene, OR 04-20
159’02” David Collins JR North Kingstown, RI 05-18 *
158’03” Zach Smelcer SR Liberty-Benton, Findlay, OH 04-26
157’09” Peter Golish SR Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 05-18 *
157’06” Mike Alvernaz SO Barrington, RI 05-18 *
156’00” Owen Dawson SR Conard, Hartford, CT 05-03
155’05” Richard Delphin JR Roswell, GA 05-12
155’00” Mike Tarro JR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 04-22
154’07” Austin Crist JR Lancaster, OH 05-03
154’06” Tyler Joslin SR Chariho, Wood River Junction, RI 04-30
154’00” Alex Mercado SR Massapequa, NY 05-04
153’11” Hunter Wardian JR Central Valley, Veradale, WA 05-05
153’11” Joe Ellis JR Eastlake, Sammamish, WA 05-19 *
153’05” Jonathan Acevedo SR Central, Providence, RI 04-05
153’00” Nick Cabuco SR Junipero Serra, San Mateo, CA 04-06
152’01” Beau Huffer SR Snohomish, WA 04-28
152’00” Steve Lefebvre SR LaSalle Academy, Providence, RI 05-07
151’09” Nick Carroll SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 05-11
151’06” Tim Roop JR Centerville, OH 05-08
150’09” Roc-M Nesbitt SR The New Schools of Carver, Atlanta, GA 11-24
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U.S. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS’ 5K HAMMER THROW
National Record
263’09” Conor McCullough JR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 06-01-08
2013 PERFORMANCE LIST
216’03” Jacob Beene SO Gilbert, AZ 05-16 *
212’10” Adam Kelly SO Barrington, RI 04-28
210’07” Kenneth Brinson SO Marist, Atlanta, GA 05-19 *
202’00” Connor Fugere JR Woonsocket, RI 04-28
200’01” Gabriel Arcaro JR Burlington, MA 04-28
196’06” Brock Eager JR Tahoma, Covington, WA 03-16
195’11” Seth Whitener SO North Paulding, Dallas, GA 03-02
194’00” Sean Ryan JR Babylon, NY 03-23
193’01” Bobby Colantonio FR Barrington, RI 04-28
182’04” Olusegun Thomas Vadis JR Classical, Providence, RI 04-28
182’00” Bryan Zapata JR Hope Providence, RI 04-28
177’07” Owen Russell SO Moses Brown, Providence, RI 04-28
172’04” Danny Andrews SO Woodward Academy, Powder Springs, GA 05-19 *
164’00” Giovanni Gray JR Lincoln, RI 04-06
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U.S. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS’ 6K HAMMER THROW
National Record
248’11” Conor McCullough JR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 07-12-08
Class Records
203’11” Conor McCullough FR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 06-17-06
218’01” Rudy Winkler SO Averill Park, NY 07-17-11
248’11” Conor McCullough JR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 07-12-08
247’00” Conor McCullough SR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 06-26-09
2013 PERFORMANCE LIST
224’06” Rudy Winkler SR Averill Park, NY 03-23
212’10” Charlie Ionata SR Barrington, RI 04-28
210’01” Daniel Haugh JR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 05-12
203’01” Josh Whitener SR North Paulding, Dallas, GA 05-12
200’06” Mahlik Handley SR South Kingstown, Wakefield, RI 04-28
199’04” Kyle Johnson SR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 05-12
194’02” Clarence Gallop SR Central, Providence, RI 04-28
191’09” Carlos Mangum SR Central, Providence, RI 04-28
191’02” Chase Carroll SR North Cobb Christian, Acworth, GA 05-12
189’06” Kenneth Brinson SO Marist, Atlanta, GA 05-12
181’00” Tim Wilson SR Washingtonville, NY 03-23
176’09” Gabriel Arcaro JR Burlington, MA 04-28
164’08” Matt Casbarro SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 04-28
147’04” Jonathan Acevedo SR Central, Providence, RI 04-28
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U.S. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' 16# HAMMER THROW
National Record
219’07” Conor McCullough SR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 07-22-09
Class Records
152’11” Kenneth Brinson FR Marist, Atlanta, GA 04-22-12
186’03” Wes Wright SO Villa Rica, GA 06-04-06
210’11” Walter Henning JR St. Anthony's, South Huntington, NY 06-20-06
219’07” Conor McCullough SR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 07-22-09
2013 PERFORMANCE LIST
188’02” Charlie Ionata SR Barrington, RI 04-28
181’09” Colin Minor JR South Brunswick, Southport, NC 04-13
176’01” Andy Miller SR Capital, Olympia, WA 04-19
173’09” Adam Kelly SO Barrington, RI 04-28
169’08” Carlos Mangum SR Central, Providence, RI 04-28
167’01” Clarence Gallop SR Central, Providence, RI 04-06
166’04” Mahlik Handley SR South Kingstown, Wakefield, RI 04-28
164’04” Tim Brennan SR Princeton, NJ 04-06
162’02” Brock Eager JR Tahoma, Covington, WA 05-19 *
157’01” Connor Fugere JR Woonsocket, RI 04-28
143’01” Bobby Colantonio FR Barrington, RI 04-28
142’07” Bryan Zapata JR Hope Providence, RI 04-28
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U.S HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS' 4K HAMMER THROW
National Record
214’04” Shelby Ashe JR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 06-15-10
Class Records
173’04” Casey Kraychir FR Twentynine Palms, CA 05-04-07
184’06” Sabrina Gaitan SO Sprayberry, Marietta, GA 03-02-13
214’04” Shelby Ashe JR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 06-15-10
211’01” Shelby Ashe SR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 05-15-11
2013 PERFORMANCE LIST
184’06” Sabrina Gaitan SO Sprayberry, Marietta, GA 03-02
181’09” Casidy Callahan SR Norcross, GA 05-19 *
172’11” Jennifer Slagus SR North Pocono, Moscow, PA 03-23
171’02” Erica King SR Cuyahoga Falls, OH 05-05
171’00” Kelli Thomas JR Luella, Locust Grove, GA 05-05
168’04” Marthaline Cooper SR Classical, Providence, RI 05-18 *
166’08” Leia Mistowski JR Narragansett, RI 04-27
164’09” Haley Showalter SO Valor Christian, Highlands Ranch, CO 04-20
164’02” Gabby Figueroa JR Austintown Fitch, Youngstown, OH 05-05
163’09” Leah Colbert JR Buchanan, Troy, MO 10-28
161’11” Nyla Woods JR Henry W. Grady, Atlanta, GA 05-12
161’10” Lena Giger JR Highland, IL 12-16
160’10” Danielle Borriello JR Ellenville, NY 03-23
159’11” Josie Hardin SR Harrison, Kennesaw, GA 12-23
159’09” Brooke Anderson SR Rancho Buena Vista, Vista, CA 04-21
158’05” Stamatia Scarvelis JR Dos Pueblos, Goleta, CA 04-21
156’03” Kamryn Brinson FR Marist, Atlanta, GA 11-24
156’03” Destinee Barrette SR Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 05-01
155’00” Alva Hicks SO Classical, Providence, RI 04-28
154’05” Melanie Raterman SR Warrenton, MO 12-30
150’07” Andrea Vahoua JR Pope, Marietta, GA 05-05
149’07” Sochima Bishop SO New Rochelle, NY 05-16 *
148’02” Katie Wardsworth SR Central Valley, Spokane, WA 03-22
147’10” Briana O’Grady SR South Kingstown, Wakefield, RI 05-18 *
147’05” Taniya Mitchell JR Mt. Vernon, NY 05-03
147’03” Briyah Brown SR New Rochelle, NY 05-03
147’00” Rebecca Evans SR Winter Springs, FL 05-18 *
145’06” Kayla O’Brine JR St. Francis, Sacramento, CA 01-05
144’02” Victoria Cooper SR Woonsocket, RI 05-11
143’09” Madeline Middlebrooks SR Fort Zumwalt West, O’Fallon, MO 10-28
143’01” Bailey Simmons JR Alabama Christian, Montgomery, AL 05-12
142’08” Victoria Ebert JR Exeter/West Greenwich, West Greenwich, RI 05-07
142’03” Abby Cousens SO Portsmouth, RI 04-06
141’04” Brianna Heilsnis SR Apex, NC 03-14
140’11” Lauren Swanson SO East Greenwich, RI 05-18 *
139’00” Bianca Donadio JR Classical, Providence, RI 05-07
138’03” Kendra Plant SR Cumberland, RI 05-18 *
136’07” Monae Cooper FR New Rochelle, NY 05-16 *
135’08” Jenessa Jackson SR Marietta, GA 11-24
135’04” Lauren Stacey SR Western Brown, Mount Orab, OH 05-02
134’07” Cheyanne Nalle JR Woonsocket, RI 05-07
134’01” Maddison Caron JR Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 05-01
133’07” Leena Morris SO Etowah, Woodstock, GA 12-23
133’02” Hannah Frost JR Mary M Knight, Elma, WA 05-19 *
132’06” Dajsha Avery SR Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 04-05
132’05” Lauren Carroll SR Classical, Providence, RI 04-28
131’11” Olivia Moriconi JR Saugus, CA 04-19
130’11” Courtney Jacobsen FR Toll Gate, Warwick, RI 05-18 *
129’09” Katie Irwin JR Chariho, Wood River Junction, RI 04-28
128’06” Liza Wall JR Waverly, OH 05-02
128’03” Alex DeVincentis SR Liberty-Benton, Findlay, OH 04-26
126’07” Jessica Jeffrey FR New Rochelle, NY 05-16 *
126’04” Sarah Mitchell SR Centennial, Rosewell, GA 12-23
125’10” Kristina King JR New Rochelle, NY 05-16 *
125’00” A’reyna Hughes SR Wayne, Huber Heights. OH 05-08
124’01” Cydnee Collins-Luther SO Trinity Chapel Academy, Powder Springs,GA 03-02
122’10” Megan Pendleton SR Woodmore, Elmore, OH 04-13
122’09” Riley Scocco FR Shorewood Christian, Seattle, WA 05-19 *
122’08” Molly Fogerty JR Cumberland, RI 05-18 *
122’03” Katie Heacox JR Housatonic, Falls Village, CT 05-03
121’09” Brianna Jumper SR Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 05-08
121’07” Ashley Doherty JR Aptos, CA 02-23
121’06” Molly McCullough SR Mission Viejo, CA 03-08
121’03” Katelyn Homb SR Ventura, CA 12-15
121’02” Natasha Akbarizadeh JR Saugus, CA 04-19
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U.S HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS' 3K HAMMER THROW
208’05” Sabrina Gaitan SO Sprayberry, Marietta, GA 05-12
195’10” Nyla Woods JR Henry W. Grady, Atlanta, GA 05-19 *
183’00” Kelli Thomas JR Luella, Locust Grove, GA 05-19 *
179’06” Lena Giger JR Highland, IL 12-16
174’00” Leia Mistowski JR Narragansett, RI 04-28
169’00” Alva Hicks SO Classical, Providence, RI 04-06
168’07” Kamryn Brinson FR Marist, Atlanta, GA 05-05
164’04” Victoria Ebert JR Exeter/West Greenwich, West Greenwich, RI 04-28
163’09” Bailey Simmons JR Alabama Christian, Montgomery, AL 05-12
162’03” Bianca Donadio JR Classical, Providence, RI 04-06
159’09” Andrea Vahoua JR Pope, Marietta, GA 05-19 *
153’07” Abby Cousens SO Portsmouth, RI 04-28
150’09” Lauren Swanson SO East Greenwich, RI 04-28
146’04” Cydnee Collins-Luther SO Trinity Chapel Academy, Powder Springs,GA 05-05
141’07” Ashley Doherty JR Aptos, CA 05-11
141’03” Katie Irwin JR Chariho, Wood River Junction, RI 04-28
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Standards: Boys’ 5k – 160’, 12# - 150, 6k - 145’, 16# - 140’
Girls’ 3k - 140”, 4k - 120’.
Although the 3k hammer (girls) and 5k hammer (boys) throw are not normally contested
in the U.S. it is conducted in some meets at the Youth level. Girls 3k performances
of 140’ and boys’ 5k performances of 160’ or more in an officially sanctioned
meet will be included in the performance list providing the athlete is no older than
17 years old through December 31, 2013 (born no earlier than in 1996).
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* - Addition or improvement since last update.
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Cutoff 05-19-13 Updated 05-23-13
Addition, updates, or corrections would be appreciated.
Please send to: Bob Gourley 3 Greenville Drive, Barrington, RI 02806
(401) 246-0243 or via e-mail at rmgourley@fullchannel.net
Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Championship Weekend Previews/News & Notes
May 22, 2013
NEW ORLEANS – Collegiate Track & Field Championships Season is set to get underway this weekend with the Division I East & West Preliminary Rounds, the Division II Championships and the Division III Championships. Listed below are links to previews and news & notes for all three divisions, with extensive previews for Division II and III.
Division I East & West Prelims
This weekend begins the three-week, three-location process that is the NCAA Division I Outdoor Track & Field Championships, beginning at the East and West Preliminary Rounds in Greensboro, N.C., and Austin, Texas, respectively this Thursday through Saturday and culminating in the National Finals in Eugene, Ore, on June 5-8.
FULL STORY HERE
Division II Outdoor Championships
The air in Pueblo, Colo., may be thinner than many other places around the country, but the plotlines for the NCAA Division II Outdoor Championships to be held there Thursday through Saturday certainly run quite thick. Season-long rankings races will be settled, individual rivalries will be renewed, event crowns will be defended — or lost — and multiple former division champions will square off as the Division II track & field season comes to an exciting conclusion this weekend.
FULL STORY HERE (with event-by-event breakdown)
Division III Outdoor Championships
It has been an unseasonably cold spring up in La Crosse, Wis., but the weather has turned the corner just in time for the Division III Outdoor Track & Field Championships at UW-La Crosse Thursday through Saturday. Temperatures in the 60s and 70s are projected throughout the meet and though Saturday’s finals might see some rain, it should not dampen what are shaping up to be excellent races for the team titles. Individual storylines also run thick, as well, with a number of former champions attempting to defend or reclaim their titles and a few all-time top-10 matchups.
FULL STORY HERE (with event-by-event breakdown)
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Email: kyle@ustfccca.org
Cain Named USA Track & Field Athlete of the Week
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INDIANAPOLIS - Mary Cain (Bronxville, N.Y.) has been named USA Track & Field’s Athlete of the Week after setting the American junior and high school 1500m record at the USATF Oxy High Performance meet with her incredible time of 4:04.62 on May 18.
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Cain finished second to Katie Mackey by only two-hundredths of a second as Mackey crossed the line in 4:04.60. The race saw six athletes dip under the previous meet and stadium record of 4:05.92 held by Shannon Rowbury. Cain and Mackey were joined by Nicole Sifuentes and Sarah Brown to dip under the World Championships A standard of 4:05.30.
Cain’s performance shattered Suzy Favor Hamilton’s previous American junior record of 4:09.10 by more than five seconds. Cain also bettered her own high school record of 4:10.77 from last month’s Drake Relays. Can has now broken nine records this year - six indoors, three outdoors.
“It is always exciting for me to break a record, even when it is my own,” Cain said. “It is especially sweet, since it [came] as a surprise to me. I run to compete and learn, so, as I am racing, I don't worry about the clock. It wasn't until I crossed the line that I realized the true meaning of all that had just happened.”
Cain was in seventh place going into the final lap of the race, and remained mid-pack through 200m to go. It wasn’t until the final 100m that Cain swung wide into lane three to unleash her kick and move to the front of the field.
“Although there are certain aspects of the race I need to improve on, such as not letting myself fade during lap three, and getting boxed in, I'm just thrilled I didn't let my poor position with 200 to go dishearten me,” Cain said. “It also was exciting, for that race was far from ideal that last 300m, but I was still able to run a really fast time. This race will definitely give me confidence in the future.”
Now in its 12th year, USATF’s Athlete of the Week program is designed to recognize outstanding performers at all levels of the sport. USATF names a new honoree each week and features the athlete on www.usatf.org. Selections are based on top performances and results from the previous week.
2013 Winners: January 9, Bobby Mack; January 16, Mary Cain; January 22, Ajeé Wilson; January 30, Duane Solomon; February 6, Chris Derrick; February 13, Jeremy Taiwo; February 20, Alysia Montaño; February 27, Galen Rupp; March 6, Jenn Suhr; March 13, Tia Brooks; March 20, Bridget Franek; March 27, Ben True; April 3, Darvis “Doc” Patton; April 10, Octavious Freeman; April 24, Erik Kynard; May 1, Queen Harrison; May 8, Tyson Gay; May 15, Jon Olsen; May 22, Mary Cain
Week in Review - May 13-19
from USATF Statistician Glen McMicken
CAIN NOT THE ONLY BIG BREAKTHROUGH AT OXY
Lost in the hubbub around Mary Cain's audacious AJR in the 1500m (see AOW above), event winner Katie Mackey also notched a solid PR and the Moscow “A” standard with her 4:04.60, more than two seconds faster than she ran at the meet last year. Colorado's Emma Coburn, best known as an Olympic steeplechaser, moved to No. 5 on the all-time collegiate list with a 4:06.87 PR in eighth.
U.S. steeplechase record-holder and 2011 World 1500m champ Jenny Simpson sprinted to a PR win in the 800m at 2:00.45, leading the top four women under 2:01. In the men's 800m, 2004 World Junior 400m hurdle silver medalist Brandon Johnson had an eye-opening PR win at 1:44.85, nearly a second and a half faster than his previous best.
Indoor mile champ Will Leer took over the U.S. lead in the 1500m with his 3:36.67 in the first heat, but 800m Olympian Nick Symmonds overtook that mark with his 3:36.07 in a later section.
Molly Huddle's AL 15:05.56 took the women's 5000, with Treniere Moser (15:11.00) and Brie Felnagle (15:14.33) grabbing PR's behind her. Dathan Ritzenhein went sub 13:20 in the men's 5K, taking second behind Olympic gold medalist Mo Farah of Great Britain in 13:17.38.
DOUBLE DELIGHT AT TUCSON THROWS
The Tucson Elite meets on May 16 and 18 produced three U.S.-leading marks and a big PR for a 2012 Olympian.
American record holder Jessica Cosby-Toruga had the top performance in the first meet with a 73.58m/241-5 hammer win that was the No. 4 all-time U.S. performance. Amanda Bingson, last year's revelation after making the Olympic squad, turned the tables in the second meet, besting her PR by almost three feet with a 72.95m/239-4 throw to become the No. 3 all-time U.S. performer.
A.G. Kruger opened his hammer series in the second competition with an AL 76.75m/251-9, and followed up with another big toss on his fourth effort to win at 77.10m/252-11.
2011 Pan Am Games fourth-placer and 2012 Olympian Gia Lewis-Smallwood flew to the top of the U.S. women's discus list with a 65.49m/214-10 that gave her the Moscow A standard and was the second best throw of her career.
In the men's javelin, 2005 Pan Am Junior silver medalist Corey White tied the U.S. lead with his 81.40m/267-1 toss.
BIG-TIME TRACK BACK IN THE ATL
For the first time since the 1996 Olympics, Atlanta had an infusion of pro track and field stars as the city hosted an Atlanta Grand Prix that saw Lolo Jones win the 100m hurdles in 12.74. Other top efforts came from Olympic sixth-placer T'erea Brown, who won the 400m hurdles in 55.13, and 2009 NCAA winner Joanna Atkins, who took the 400m in a season-best 51.25.
Trey Hardee won the battle of decathlete superstars in the shot put, throwing 15.28/50-1.75 to top Ashton Eaton's 14.84/48-8.25.
SKY'S THE LIMIT FOR WALKER
2007 World Indoor PV champion Brad Walker vaulted to the outdoor world lead with a clearance at 5.83m/19-1.5 on May 17 at the Sky Invite in Phoenix. Walker attempted 6.00m/19-8.25.
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BolderBOULDER Announces Team USA and Team Colorado
BOULDER, Colo. - BolderBOULDER, America's All-Time Best 10K, has announced the men and women that will be racing in the 2013 BolderBOULDER with teams USA and Colorado for the International Team Challenge.
The BolderBOULDER established the International Team Challenge in 1998 and it includes professional runners from all over the world that compete on three-person teams in a team by country format, for one of the largest non-marathon prize purse races in the country. This year's total prize purse is valued at $110,600 before bonuses. The men's and women's professional races follow the BolderBOULDER course and are scheduled to finish just before the start of the Memorial Day Tribute.
"We are always very excited to host the International Team Challenge each year and feel that not only is it a chance to showcase some of the best professional runners from all over the world but that is also a highlight for every spectator and BolderBOULDER runner on race day," said
Cliff Bosley, race director.
Men for Team USA include; Aaron Braun, a Fort Collins native and Adams State graduate who placed fourth in the 2012 International Team Challenge; Brent Vaughn an Aurora, CO native, University Colorado graduate and winner of the 2011 U.S. Cross Country Championship; and Kenyon Nueman
a Nike Racing Team runner and University of Colorado alumni.
Women for Team USA include; Stephanie Rothstein, who placed 8th in the Olympic Track and field trials in the 10,000 meter race; Laura Thweat,the ninth fastest 5K University of Colorado performer ever; and Olympian Deena Kastor, 2004 Olympic Bronze medalist and three-time winner of the BolderBOULDER.
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U.S. Field Looks Strong at 35th Freihofer's Run for Women
ALBANY, NY - The 35th anniversary Freihofer's Run for Women (FRW) 5K, set for June 1, 2013 at 9:45 a.m. in Albany, NY, will be another showcase of top national talent, including those who could very well become the future of American women's distance running.
Leading the charge in the open division will be Michelle Frey, 31, (Minneapolis, MN), who finished a strongsixth place - making her the top American - at last year's Freihofer's (16:03). A seven-time state champion for Iowa City High School before earning All-Big Ten honors at the University of Wisconsin, Frey appears to have overcome a series of niggling plantar fasciitis and hamstring injuries. She finished 22nd at the 2012 U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials (2:37:03).
Pushing her for the lead throughout will likely be FRW veterans Tera Moody (above), 32, (Colorado Springs, CO) and Esther Erb, 28, (Blowing Rock, NC). Moody continues to prove herself as one of the toughest American runners around having placed sixth at the Houston Marathon (2:39:10), second behind Mattie Suver at the GO! St. Louis half marathon (1:12:34) and 3rd at last Saturday's USA 25K Championships in Grand Rapids, Mich. Erb, meanwhile, the fourth American finisher across the line at last year's event (16:48), knows the Freihofer's course intimately and will certainly use that inside knowledge to her advantage.
"Athlete recruiter John Tope has done another stellar job assembling a deep American field for our event," said longtime FRW Event Director George Regan, noting that the women will vie for a piece of the $27,000 purse, $10,000 of which is earmarked for the winner. "Any of these women has the ability to pose a real threat to the international field."
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Hartford Marathon Foundation Hosts Running Champions at Inaugural Event
GLASTONBURY, Conn. - The Hartford Marathon Foundation is excited to announce a legendary line-up of running greats participating in the inaugural Legends Run on Sunday, June 30, at Wesleyan University in Middletown. Runners are encouraged to register for this brand new four-mile road race to join running greats
Bill Rodgers, Amby Burfoot and Donn Cabral, legendary athletes who have special connections to the local running community.
Bill Rodgers is a former American record holder in the marathon best known for his multiple victories in the Boston Marathon and the New York City Marathon in the late 1970s. Rodgers was a member of the 1976 United States Olympic Team and ran the marathon for the U.S.A. in Montreal. A Hartford native, Rodgers currently operates a running center in Boston and has written six books on the sport.
Amby Burfoot won the 1968 Boston Marathon during his senior year at Wesleyan University, where he was teammates with Rodgers. After retiring from competition, he became a running journalist and served as the editor of Runner's World magazine. He has published multiple books on running and continues to contribute to Runner's World.
Donn Cabral is an American cross country and track and field athlete from Connecticut who went on to become a running star at Princeton University. He is the current American collegiate steeplechase record holder and was the 2012 NCAA steeplechase champion. He competed in the 2012 Summer Olympic Games in the steeplechase.
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USA Track & Field now have an upgraded way to follow the National Governing Body when the organization has announced the launch of an improved iPhone/iPad app and Fast Forward digital member magazine. It marks the most significant step yet in terms of digital media for USATF.
The app will serve both USATF members and non-members and includes an extensive member-only area while the addition of video and website links will be featured in Fast Forward. Each will be first-time options announced by USATF.
Apple iPhone and iPad users can download the app here.
The improved Fast Forward magazine is also available for member download within the app along with being a digital edition. More information on the digital version of Fast Forward and app can be found here.
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Tolossa Gedefa Fufi, Diane Nukuri-Johnson Win 2013 Bay to Breakers
SAN FRANCISCO - (May 19, 2013) Taking on the streets of San Francisco for the first time ever, Tolossa Gedefa Fufi, from Ethiopia, placed first at the 2013 Bay to Breakers presented by craigslist, on Sunday, May 19, 2013. At 21 years of age, Fufi was one of the youngest elite runners in the field and follows in the footsteps of the many talented Ethiopians that have historically raced in Bay to Breakers.
Fufi (above) was neck and neck with Ethiopian Tesfaye Sendeku Alemayehu
all the way up to the top of the Hayes Street Hill, and then at mile three, as they took the turn from Fell Street to Divisadero, Fufi picked up the pace, took the lead and held it all the way to the finish in 35 minutes, one second. American Olympian Ryan Hall was second, 39 seconds behind Fufi. Alemayehu was third in 36:04.
The battle for first place amongst the women was also close with
Diane Nukuri-Johnson from Burundi taking first place in 40:12. Nukuri-Johnson and second place finisher
Adrienne Herzog (40:42) from Netherlands were running together from the start of the race to the bottom of Hayes Street Hill. On the way up, Nukuri-Johnson was fighting fatigue and Herzog surged ahead to win the climb to the top. Nukuri-Johnson started to recover on the descent and at the four mile mark in the park, she made her decisive move, took the lead and won the race for the women.Local favorite
Chelsea Reilly was third in 40:56.
"Coming off of an eighth place finish at the recent Boston Marathon, and placing second at the 2012 Bay to Breakers, I am thrilled to take first place at Bay to Breakers this year," said Nukuri-Johnson. A prize purse of $39,000 was distributed among the top finishers.
Since 1912, this legendary race has taken thousands of participants including elite athletes, centipede teams of 13, celebrities, costumed racers, marathon runners, weekend warriors and more from the edge of the bay, to the shore of the Pacific Ocean, via several San Francisco neighborhoods
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5/18/2013 Montgomery HS, Santa Rosa, CA
by Jim Crowhurst
Girls 100 Meter Dash
Name Year School Finals Wind H# Points
Finals
1 Margaret Nwabueze 12 Internationa 12.28 3.0 3 10
2 Bianca Rescalvo 12 College Prep 12.74 3.0 3 8
3 Taya Hardy 9 Head Royce 12.76 3.0 3 6
4 Michelle DeBlauw 12 Justin-Siena 12.89 3.0 3 4
5 Tess Holland 11 Convent 12.93 3.0 3 2
6 Kaylee Chaffey 9 Berean Chris 12.98 2.0 2 1
7 Theresa Whitfield 10 Redwood Chri 12.99 3.0 3
8 Megan Touros 9 Kelseyville 13.26 2.0 2, CMC leader
9 Maddie Perry 11 St Vincent 13.32 2.0 2
10 Jade Sparks 11 Lick Wilmerd 13.33 3.0 3
11 Alice Miller 10 Rincon Valle 13.34 2.0 2
12 Kaya Bandele 10 Urban 13.50 3.0 3
13 Mariah Moreno-Crump 11 St. Helena 13.50 2.0 2
14 Amanda Morton 11 Clear Lake 13.58 2.0 2
15 Jurnie Wilder 11 Hoopa Valley 13.75 2.0 2
16 Amy Pino 11 Sonoma Acade 13.91 0.6 1
17 Taylor Zanone 9 Ferndale 14.03 0.6 1
18 Nora Brenner-West 10 Sonoma Acade 14.26 0.6 1
19 Ellen Sanders-Raigosa 10 Hoopa Valley 14.90 0.6 1
20 Monique Wilson 9 Hoopa Valley 15.40 0.6 1
Girls 200 Meter Dash
Name Year School Finals Wind H# Points
1 Margaret Nwabueze 12 Internationa 25.38 2.4 4 10
2 Shaylee Roberts 11 Cloverdale 26.58 2.4 4 8, CMC leader
3 Bianca Rescalvo 12 College Prep 26.70 2.1 3 6
4 Michelle DeBlauw 12 Justin-Siena 26.79 2.4 4 4
5 Maddie Perry 11 St Vincent 26.81 2.1 3 2
6 Khiley Jackson 9 Justin-Siena 26.90 1.0 2 1
7 Tess Holland 11 Convent 27.11 2.4 4
8 Julia Lu 10 University 27.21 2.4 4
9 Yasmine Eichbaum 12 Marin Academ 27.32 2.1 3
10 Taya Hardy 9 Head Royce 27.42 2.4 4
11 Kelley Desmond 10 Redwood Chri 27.60 2.1 3
12 Subei Kyle 12 Marin Academ 27.64 2.1 3
13 Shane Ortiz 10 Urban 27.71 2.1 3
14 Isabel Jennings 10 Justin-Siena 27.95 2.1 3
15 Heather Hankins 10 Upper Lake 27.98 1.0 2, CMC legal leader
16 Alice Miller 10 Rincon Valle 28.29 1.0 2
17 Nicolette Brown 12 Oakland Mili 28.48 2.4 4
18 Perla Anguiano 10 Cloverdale 28.55 1.0 2
19 Mariah Moreno-Crump 11 St. Helena 28.63 1.0 2
20 Alex Skupny-Farrell 10 St. Helena 29.03 1.0 2
21 Taylor Zanone 9 Ferndale 29.56 1.3 1
22 Jurnie Wilder 11 Hoopa Valley 29.63 1.0 2
23 Ellen Sanders-Raigosa 10 Hoopa Valley 30.35 1.3 1
24 Maya Mollier 11 Hoopa Valley 33.07 1.3 1
Girls 400 Meter Dash
Name Year School Finals H# Points
1 Shaylee Roberts 11 Cloverdale 59.50 3 10, CMC leader
2 Marina Spadarotto 12 St. Helena 1:00.04 3 8
3 Khiley Jackson 9 Justin-Siena 1:00.12 3 6
4 Yasmine Eichbaum 12 Marin Academ 1:01.09 3 4
5 Chase Hommeyer 11 Lick Wilmerd 1:01.22 2 2
6 Eva Laxo 9 Lick Wilmerd 1:02.13 2 1
7 Amelia Baier 11 Convent 1:02.15 2
8 Julia Lu 10 University 1:02.37 3
9 Madi Nortune 10 Berean Chris 1:03.42 3
10 Jessie Colin 11 Marin Academ 1:04.08 2
11 Victory Oneykwere 9 Emery 1:04.27 3
12 Laili Attai 10 Clear Lake 1:04.33 2
13 Jane Stephens 12 Convent 1:04.39 2
14 Bella Morford 9 Urban 1:05.03 2
15 Nicolette Brown 12 Oakland Mili 1:05.77 3
16 Madison Boyd 9 Kelseyville 1:08.46 1
17 Carmen Sandoval 10 Middletown 1:08.60 2
18 Jillian Castagnetta 9 St Vincent 1:11.07 1
Girls 800 Meter Run
Name Year School Finals Points
1 Molly Carleton 10 Urban 2:17.83 10
2 Aida Julien 11 Head Royce 2:19.35 8
3 Madi Nortune 10 Berean Chris 2:21.25 6
4 Allyson Bricker 12 Rincon Valle 2:26.81 4, CMC leader
5 Jade Hardy 10 Head Royce 2:28.67 2
6 Teal Bullick 11 Justin-Siena 2:30.10 1
7 Madisyn Pyorre 9 Fort Bragg 2:30.31
8 Maddy Nakada 9 Lick Wilmerd 2:31.77
9 Madison Stewart 12 Cloverdale 2:31.82
10 Lilly Reinstein 9 Sonoma Acade 2:32.02
11 Izzy Simon 11 University 2:32.07
12 Julia Nemy 11 Convent 2:32.35
13 Lucie Rosenfeld 10 Urban 2:34.22
14 Jessie Colin 11 Marin Academ 2:35.41
15 Saki Kitadai 12 College Prep 2:35.43
16 Jane Stephens 12 Convent 2:36.17
17 Sarah Koch 11 Lick Wilmerd 2:37.11
18 Mae Singer 9 Convent 2:37.22
19 Nina Bessolo 9 Valley Chris 2:37.43
20 Elizabeth Pintarich 10 Berean Chris 2:38.51
21 Ariella Arcovio 10 Rincon Valle 2:41.13
22 Madison Provost 10 Rincon Valle 2:42.09
23 Angela Seeger 9 Branson 2:44.27
24 Catherine Wharton 11 Rincon Valle 2:53.22
25 Ashley Delfino 9 Cloverdale 2:56.13
Girls 1600 Meter Run
Name Year School Finals Points
1 Anna Harleen 11 Branson 5:12.68 10
2 Molly Dicke 11 Lick Wilmerd 5:15.73 8
3 Erin Thomas 11 Mendocino 5:19.17 6, CMC leader
4 Teal Bullick 11 Justin-Siena 5:21.02 4
5 Madisyn Pyorre 9 Fort Bragg 5:29.85 2
6 Camilla Bykhovsky 10 Convent 5:30.17 1
7 Lilly Reinstein 9 Sonoma Acade 5:32.09
8 Kelly Zhang 12 College Prep 5:33.27
9 Elyse Mueller 10 Berean Chris 5:33.39
10 Meghan Beare 9 Clear Lake 5:33.49
11 Mae Singer 9 Convent 5:34.96
12 Delaney Inamine 10 Athenian 5:37.58
13 Amber Frank 9 St. Helena 5:46.71
14 Elizabeth Pintarich 10 Berean Chris 5:47.25
15 Madison Provost 10 Rincon Valle 5:51.40
16 Raina Sciocchetti 9 Fort Bragg 5:53.79
17 Julia Nemy 11 Convent 5:59.03
18 Catherine Wharton 11 Rincon Valle 6:13.28
Girls 3200 Meter Run
Name Year School Finals Points
1 Molly Dicke 11 Lick Wilmerd 11:40.91 10
2 Erin Thomas 11 Mendocino 11:47.19 8
3 Andie Von Eschen Lick Wilmerd 12:19.42 6
4 Elyse Mueller 10 Berean Chris 12:29.17 4
5 Kelly Zhang 12 College Prep 12:33.63 2
6 Andrea Ludwig 10 Livermore Va 12:45.14 1
7 Delaney Inamine 10 Athenian 12:45.23
8 Maddy Nakada 9 Lick Wilmerd 12:51.16
9 Amanda Glavin 12 College Prep 12:53.78
10 Meghan Beare 9 Clear Lake 13:23.15
11 Raina Sciocchetti 9 Fort Bragg 13:24.28
12 Angela Romero 10 Cloverdale 13:55.82
13 Tori Roderick 10 Middletown 14:19.83
14 Annabelle Doyle 10 Cloverdale 14:32.31
15 Yzzy Marebelli-Montan 11 Sonoma Acade 15:07.34
16 Ashlyn Delfino 9 Cloverdale 15:09.35
Girls 100 Meter Hurdles
Name Year School Finals Wind H# Points
1 Julia DeVencenzi 9 St. Helena 16.38 1.6 3 10, CMC leader
2 Kaylee Chaffey 9 Berean Chris 16.53 1.6 3 8
3 Megan Gafvert 11 Justin-Siena 17.52 1.6 3 6
4 Heather Bourne 12 Lick Wilmerd 17.59 1.6 3 4
5 Grace Yee 12 Lick Wilmerd 17.62 1.6 3 2
6 Jewell Sparks 11 Lick Wilmerd 17.77 1.6 3 1
7 Jeanette Stefani 12 Point Arena 18.50 1.3 2
8 Lily Bankus 10 Redwood Chri 18.51 1.6 3
9 Kirsten Uy 11 Redwood Chri 18.56 1.3 2
10 Elisa Borg 11 Kelseyville 18.57 1.5 1
11 Jessica Portillo 10 Fort Bragg 18.68 1.3 2
12 Grace Hull 11 Convent 18.88 1.3 2
13 Amanda Morton 11 Clear Lake 19.35 1.5 1
14 Jessica Galvan 9 Berean Chris 19.59 1.3 2
15 Juliette Brown 9 Kelseyville 19.70 1.5 1
16 Meghan Carlisle 9 Middletown 19.92 1.3 2
— Michelle Pereira 11 Branson FS 1.6 3
Girls 300 Meter Hurdles
Name Year School Finals H# Points
1 Kiana Herold 12 Sonoma Acade 47.93 2 10, CMC leader
2 Julia DeVencenzi 9 St. Helena 49.41 2 8
3 Jessica Portillo 10 Fort Bragg 49.63 2 6
4 Jewell Sparks 11 Lick Wilmerd 50.37 2 4
5 Hannah Rosenthal 12 Lick Wilmerd 51.23 2 2
6 Laili Attai 10 Clear Lake 51.44 1 1
7 Bianca Llamas 11 Justin-Siena 52.47 2
8 Amari Johnson 9 Holy Names 53.32 1
9 Olivia DeGraca 9 St Vincent 53.77 1
10 Kirsten Uy 11 Redwood Chri 54.21 2
11 Paige Preston 12 St. Helena 56.05 1
12 Maricela Beard 9 Cloverdale 57.71 1
— Chyna Kane-Ross 10 Emery FS 1
Girls 4×100 Meter Relay
School Finals H# Points
1 St. Helena 51.55 2 10, CMC leader
1) Marina Spadarotto 12 2) Zaina DePina 11
3) Sophie Bunge 9 4) Mariah Moreno-Crump 11
2 Redwood Christian 51.76 2 8
3 Sonoma Academy 51.88 1 6
1) Amy Pino 11 2) Nora Brenner-West 10
3) Kiana Herold 12 4) Melissa French 11
4 College Prep 52.13 2 4
1) Kennedy Reed 10 2) Bianca Rescalvo 12
3) Julia Fraenkel 11 4) Madeleine Strait 11
5 Lick Wilmerding 52.32 1 2
6 Marin Academy 52.39 1 1
7 University-SF 52.80 2
1) Ariana Baum 12 2) Lauren Banks 10
3) Yeymi Rivas 10 4) Julia Lu 10
8 Berean Christian 52.96 2
1) Katy Rotzin 11 2) Jesse Ramon 11
3) Jasmine Watt 9 4) Kaylee Chaffey 9
9 Cloverdale 53.51 2
1) Perla Anguiano 10 2) Viviana Martinez 11
3) Madison Stewart 12 4) Shaylee Roberts 11
10 International 53.78 2
11 Urban-SF 53.96 1
1) Shane Ortiz 10 2) Hana Rivers
3) Bella Morford 9 4) Kaya Bandele 10
12 Convent/Sacred 54.03 1
1) Grace Hull 11 2) Jill Cardamon 9
3) Amelia Baier 11 4) Tess Holland 11
13 Kelseyville 54.52 1
1) Juliette Brown 9 2) Jeanie Johnson
3) Miranda Logan 4) Megan Touros 9
14 Hoopa Valley 55.77 1
1) Ellen Sanders-Raigosa 10 2) Monique Wilson 9
3) Jurnie Wilder 11 4) Alexis O’Rourke 12
— Justin-Siena DNF 2
1) Khiley Jackson 9 2) Natalie Avellar 11
3) Isabel Jennings 10 4) Michelle DeBlauw 12
Girls 4×400 Meter Relay
School Finals H# Points
1 Justin-Siena 4:12.03 2 10
1) Bianca Llamas 11 2) Dena Prince
3) Isabel Jennings 10 4) Khiley Jackson 9
2 Lick Wilmerding 4:16.27 2 8
3 Cloverdale 4:19.88 2 6, CMC leader
1) Perla Anguiano 10 2) Viviana Martinez 11
3) Madison Stewart 12 4) Shaylee Roberts 11
4 University-SF 4:20.20 2 4
1) Yeymi Rivas 10 2) Lauren Banks 10
3) Izzy Simon 11 4) Julia Lu 10
5 Convent/Sacred 4:21.48 2 2
1) Tess Holland 11 2) Jane Stephens 12
3) Julia Nemy 11 4) Amelia Baier 11
6 Berean Christian 4:24.08 1 1
1) Rose Hernandez 11 2) Madi Nortune 10
3) Jesse Ramon 11 4) Jasmine Watt 9
7 St. Helena 4:26.89 2
1) Marina Spadarotto 12 2) Zaina DePina 11
3) Julia DeVencenzi 9 4) Amber Frank 9
8 Emery 4:28.70 2
1) Chyna Kane-Ross 10 2) Victory Oneykwere 9
3) Linda Figueroa 4) Aaliyah Usher
9 College Prep 4:33.75 1
1) Kennedy Reed 10 2) Maddy Eggers 11
3) Madeleine Strait 11 4) Saki Kitadai 12
10 Fort Bragg 4:40.81 1
1) Madisyn Pyorre 9 2) Jessica Portillo 10
3) Raina Sciocchetti 9 4) Tracy Gordan
11 Clear Lake 4:49.91 1
1) Meghan Beare 9 2) Laili Attai 10
3) Lindsey Dutcher 9 4) Madison Green
Girls High Jump
Name Year School Finals Points
1 Kiana Herold 12 Sonoma Acade 5-05.00 10, CMC leader
2 Jordan Winters 10 Branson 5-02.00 8
3 Ellery Carbone 9 Branson 4-10.00 6
4 Jade Sparks 11 Lick Wilmerd 4-08.00 4
5 Devron Martin 11 Marin Academ J4-08.00 2
6 Ella McCleod 11 Urban J4-08.00 1
7 Julia DeVencenzi 9 St. Helena J4-08.00
8 Riley McKeon 10 Convent 4-06.00
9 Julia Fraenkel 11 College Prep J4-06.00
10 Elif Myers 10 Fort Bragg 4-04.00
10 Amanda Mah 10 Convent 4-04.00
12 Jeanette Stefani 12 Point Arena J4-04.00
13 Taylor Stonebarger 9 Fort Bragg 4-02.00
14 Krissy Rossi 10 Middletown 3-10.00
Girls Pole Vault
Name Year School Finals Points
1 Megan Gafvert 11 Justin-Siena 10-00.00 10
2 Natalie Avellar 11 Justin-Siena 9-06.00 8
3 Brittney Cihonski 11 Berean Chris 8-00.00 6
4 Julia Howard 9 Lick Wilmerd J8-00.00 4
5 Grace Avellar 9 Justin-Siena J8-00.00 2
6 Isabella deBruin 9 Justin-Siena 7-06.00 1
7 Emily Dwyer 10 Lick Wilmerd J7-06.00
8 Grace Yee 12 Lick Wilmerd 7-00.00
9 Meghan Carlisle 9 Middletown 6-06.00, =CMC leader
10 Asia Firebaugh 9 Middletown 6-00.00
Girls Long Jump
Name Year School Finals Wind Points
1 Isabel Jennings 10 Justin-Siena 16-08.25 NWI 10
2 Kiana Herold 12 Sonoma Acade 16-08.00 NWI 8
3 Megan Touros 9 Kelseyville 16-04.00 NWI 6
4 Zaina DePina 11 St. Helena 16-03.50 NWI 4
5 Jasmine Rodriguez 12 Holy Names 16-01.50 NWI 2
6 Michelle DeBlauw 12 Justin-Siena 16-00.00 NWI 1
7 Heather Bourne 12 Lick Wilmerd 15-11.00 NWI
8 Nina Bessolo 9 Valley Chris 15-06.00 NWI
9 Devron Martin 11 Marin Academ 15-02.50 NWI
10 Julia Fraenkel 11 College Prep 15-01.00 NWI
11 Katy Rotzin 11 Berean Chris 14-10.75 NWI
12 Kaylee Chaffey 9 Berean Chris 14-06.50 NWI
13 Jessica Portillo 10 Fort Bragg 14-06.00 NWI
14 Haley Weaver 10 Justin-Siena 14-04.50 NWI
15 Jeanette Stefani 12 Point Arena 14-02.00 NWI
16 Taylor Zanone 9 Ferndale 14-00.50 NWI
17 Viviana Martinez 11 Cloverdale 14-00.00 NWI
18 Nora Brenner-West 10 Sonoma Acade 13-11.25 NWI
19 Dani Hogan 11 Convent 13-07.50 NWI
20 Sophie Bunge 9 St. Helena 13-02.75 NWI
21 Monique Wilson 9 Hoopa Valley 11-03.00 NWI
Girls Triple Jump
Old Meet Record: Suzie Green, Upper Lake 36’08.5” 1990
Name Year School Finals Wind Points
1 Jasmine Rodriguez 12 Holy Names 36-11.00 NWI 10, Meet Record
2 Devron Martin 11 Marin Academ 36-03.00 NWI 8
3 Julia Fraenkel 11 College Prep 34-10.50 NWI 6
4 Jade Hardy 10 Head Royce 33-08.00 NWI 4
5 Katie Chang 10 Marin Academ 32-03.00 NWI 2
6 Dani Hogan 11 Convent 31-10.25 NWI 1
7 Katy Rotzin 11 Berean Chris 31-05.75 NWI
7 Glenna Roberts 11 Lick Wilmerd 31-05.75 NWI
9 Allyson Bricker 12 Rincon Valle 31-02.25 NWI
10 Emily Reed 12 Middletown 31-01.00 NWI
11 Kirsten Uy 11 Redwood Chri 30-10.25 NWI
12 Haley Weaver 10 Justin-Siena 30-09.75 NWI
13 Kelly Wilkinson 12 Middletown 30-08.75 NWI
14 Emily Miller Urban 29-06.00 NWI
15 Emma Lavine 9 Sonoma Acade 29-05.50 NWI
16 Alex Skupny-Farrell 10 St. Helena 29-01.75 NWI
17 Sophie Bunge 9 St. Helena 28-09.50 NWI
18 Juliette Brown 9 Kelseyville 28-00.00 NWI
Girls Shot Put
Name Year School Finals Points
1 Lily Bankus 10 Redwood Chri 33-04.25 10
2 Audrey Hector 11 Branson 32-05.75 8
3 MacKenzie Felt 10 Southern Tri 31-06.50 6
4 Kelley Omran 10 Lick Wilmerd 30-11.75 4
5 Gabby Agenbroad 10 Willits 30-10.50 2
6 Priscilla Masten 12 Hoopa Valley 30-09.25 1
7 Megan Tarrant 11 St Vincent 27-05.00
8 Katie Chang 10 Marin Academ 27-04.75
9 Elizabeth Kubik 12 South Fork 26-08.25
10 Lindsey Dutcher 9 Clear Lake 26-06.75
11 Kylie Clarke 12 Fort Bragg 26-06.00
12 Caitlin Wayland 10 Tech High Sc J26-06.00
13 Megan Nelson 11 Willits 26-03.50
14 Leah Reed Redwood Chri 25-06.50
15 Anahy Hernandez 11 St. Helena 24-06.00
16 Paige Preston 12 St. Helena 23-06.50
17 Subei Kyle 12 Marin Academ 23-00.00
Girls Discus Throw
Name Year School Finals Points
1 Priscilla Masten 12 Hoopa Valley 97-04 10
2 Kelley Omran 10 Lick Wilmerd J97-04 8
3 Julia Wilmers 11 Sonoma Acade 95-07 6
4 Gabby Agenbroad 10 Willits 94-01 4
5 Alex Pruett 12 Kelseyville 93-11 2
6 Chanelle McCullough 10 Hoopa Valley 93-02 1
7 Lily Bankus 10 Redwood Chri 92-11
8 Audrey Hector 11 Branson 86-02
9 Carolina Otuafi 12 CA School fo 82-05
10 Haley Weaver 10 Justin-Siena 81-09
11 Paloma Colacion 11 Middletown 80-04
12 Leah Reed Redwood Chri 80-03
13 Kara Evans 11 Berean Chris 80-02
14 Alisyn Slinsen 10 Justin-Siena 79-05
15 Anahy Hernandez 11 St. Helena 77-05
16 Megan Nelson 11 Willits 76-04
17 Jill Cardamon 9 Convent 75-01
18 MacKenzie Felt 10 Southern Tri 69-03
19 Jaclyn Richardson 12 Cloverdale 68-10
20 Paige Preston 12 St. Helena 63-00
21 Allison Watts 10 Convent 62-04
Boys 100 Meter Dash
Name Year School Finals Wind H# Points
1 Bosco Bapuopeleh 10 Stuart Hall 10.87 2.0 3 10
2 Daunte Griffith-Johnson 10 Emery 10.93 2.0 3 8
3 Damion Martin 12 Emery 11.18 2.0 3 6
4 Gevon Taylor 12 Lick Wilmerd 11.29 2.0 3 4
5 Will Yates 12 Justin-Siena 11.35 1.9 2 2
6 John Breslow 10 Redwood Chri 11.38 2.0 3 1
7 Sam Chronert 11 Branson 11.41 1.9 2
8 Jason Walker 9 Marin Academ 11.42 2.0 3
9 Abraham Wordsworth 11 Head Royce 11.52 2.0 3
10 Matt Cheong 11 Lick Wilmerd 11.53 2.0 3
11 Chris Kewell 11 St. Helena 11.54 1.9 2, CMC leader
12 Kyle Shin 9 University 11.59 1.9 2
13 Joey Brink 12 St. Helena 11.60 1.9 1
14 Austin Benson 11 Middletown 11.67 1.9 1
15 Jon Schawrtz 11 University 11.71 1.9 2
16 Zuhuri Manley 12 Clear Lake 11.73 1.9 2
17 Danny Brink 12 St. Helena 11.74 1.9 2
18 Seth Smith 12 Tech High Sc 11.76 1.9 1
19 Kyle Chambers 11 Ferndale 11.92 1.9 1
20 Louis George 12 Hoopa Valley 11.99 1.9 1
21 Rylie Miller 9 South Fork 12.20 1.9 1
22 Nick Moon 11 Hoopa Valley 12.52 1.9 1
Boys 200 Meter Dash
Name Year School Finals Wind H# Points
1 Bosco Bapuopeleh 10 Stuart Hall 22.39 2.4 4 10
2 Isaiah Mobley 10 Making Waves 22.44 2.4 4 8
3 Daunte Griffith-Johnson 10 Emery 22.52 2.4 4 6
4 Elijah Lucy 10 Emery 22.69 2.4 4 4
5 John Breslow 10 Redwood Chri 23.21 2.4 4 2
6 Adrian Jinbo 10 Justin-Siena 23.27 2.1 3 1
7 Kyle Shin 9 University 23.39 2.4 4
8 Sam Chronert 11 Branson 23.44 2.1 3
9 Matt Cheong 11 Lick Wilmerd 23.51 2.4 4
10 Andrew Sorrell 12 Hoopa Valley 23.51 2.1 3
11 Nick Wactor 12 Head Royce 23.57 2.1 3
12 Jon Schawrtz 11 University 23.66 2.1 3
13 Joey Brink 12 St. Helena 23.69 2.1 3
14 Arman Yektaparest 12 St Vincent 23.73 2.4 4
15 Jason Walker 9 Marin Academ 23.81 2.1 3
16 Jeff Francis 12 Fort Bragg 23.83 1.0 2, , CMC legal leader
17 Ryan Corley 10 College Prep 23.91 2.1 3
18 Chris Kewell 11 St. Helena 23.94 1.0 2
19 Kyle Chambers 11 Ferndale 24.19 1.0 2
20 Louis George 12 Hoopa Valley 24.20 1.3 1
21 Ellis Wilson 11 Athenian 24.22 1.0 2
22 Alexis Garcia 11 Calistoga 24.43 1.0 2
23 Waleed Atttah Tech High Sc 24.45 1.3 1
24 Rylie Miller 9 South Fork 24.68 1.0 2
25 Wendall White 11 Hoopa Valley 24.90 1.3 1
Boys 400 Meter Dash
Name Year School Finals H# Points
1 Chris Bozzini 11 Justin-Siena 50.27 3 10
2 Isaiah Mobley 10 Making Waves 50.42 3 8
3 Joshua Gibson 10 Justin-Siena 50.50 3 6
4 Nick Santos 11 Middletown 51.12 3 4, CMC leader
5 Darin Marcucci 12 Cloverdale 51.26 3 2
6 Sterling Kirk 12 Stuart Hall 51.46 3 1
7 Elijah Lucy 10 Emery 51.50 3
8 Nick Wactor 12 Head Royce 52.74 2
9 James Powell 11 Urban 52.96 2
10 Andrew Sorrell 12 Hoopa Valley 53.28 2
11 Daniel Kuleto 11 St. Helena 53.42 3
12 D.J. Smith 11 Urban 54.66 2
13 Tony Baltrons 12 Berean Chris 54.80 2
14 Jonah Wilcox 11 Clear Lake 55.46 2
15 Alexis Garcia 11 Calistoga 55.74 2
16 Elijah Jones 10 Tech High Sc 55.82 1
17 Dylan Bricker 10 Rincon Valle 56.50 1
18 Wendall White 11 Hoopa Valley 58.48 1
19 Blaine Becksted 9 Ferndale 58.87 1
Boys 800 Meter Run
Name Year School Finals Points
1 Austin Orr 12 Sonoma Acade 1:57.40 10
2 Corey Robinson 11 Lick Wilmerd 1:58.23 8
3 Walker Willett 12 Urban 1:59.92 6
4 Jack Tannenbaum 11 University 2:01.89 4
5 Liam Vlaming 12 Justin-Siena 2:03.09 2
6 Ismael Lopez 12 South Fork 2:04.77 1
7 Gabe Hernandez 11 Fort Bragg 2:06.08
8 Grant Jeffcaot 12 St. Helena 2:06.61
9 Tobin Bolter 10 Berean Chris 2:08.19
10 Darren Fletcher 12 College Prep 2:08.21
11 Gideon Halpin 12 Rincon Valle 2:09.91
12 Zac Oji 10 Lick Wilmerd 2:13.67
13 Roger Martinez 12 Cloverdale 2:14.87
14 Erik Valencia 10 Calistoga 2:16.29
15 Blaine Becksted 9 Ferndale 2:26.76
16 Scott Ragan 12 Cloverdale 2:30.66
Boys 1600 Meter Run
Name Year School Finals Points
1 Connor Clark 12 University 4:28.56 10
2 Tanner Shaw 11 Athenian 4:30.05 8
3 Dustyn Salomon 11 South Fork 4:33.11 6
4 Steve Page 10 Lick Wilmerd 4:34.27 4
5 Tobin Bolter 10 Berean Chris 4:37.78 2
6 Stephen Sloan 9 College Prep 4:40.47 1
7 Hip #8 4:40.49
8 Darren Fletcher 12 College Prep 4:40.49
9 Patrick Loftus 11 Sonoma Acade 4:40.81
10 Jacob Gaynor 12 Sonoma Acade 4:44.57
11 Gabriel Elliott 11 Athenian 4:46.15
12 Jax Reiff 12 Sonoma Acade 4:46.92
13 Tony Martinez 11 Lick Wilmerd 4:47.26
14 Roger Martinez 12 Cloverdale 4:50.48
15 Eli Rosen-Duran 10 Sonoma Acade 4:53.20
16 Miguel Garcia 11 St. Helena 4:54.90
17 Scott Ragan 12 Cloverdale 4:57.98
18 Hip #21 5:52.38
? Johenatt Markten Hoopa Valley
? Manuel Martinez 9 Calistoga
Boys 3200 Meter Run
Name Year School Finals Points
1 Austin Orr 12 Sonoma Acade 9:55.85 10, CMC leader
2 Matt Jenkins 10 Lick Wilmerd 10:04.46 8
3 Jax Reiff 12 Sonoma Acade 10:10.31 6
4 Tanner Shaw 11 Athenian 10:10.95 4
5 Dustyn Salomon 11 South Fork 10:14.10 2
6 Chris Boranian 10 Head Royce 10:23.18 1
7 Zach Connelly 9 Redwood Chri 10:23.26
8 Ross Deniston 10 Berean Chris 10:26.11
9 Michael Dunne 9 Marin Academ 10:30.61
10 Gabriel Elliott 11 Athenian 10:37.30
11 Tristam Dodge 10 College Prep 10:37.87
12 Jeff Mullins 11 Livermore Va 10:44.83
13 Steve Page 10 Lick Wilmerd 10:47.54
14 Jack Crawford 11 Lick Wilmerd 10:50.13
15 Thomas Namara 10 Stuart Hall 10:53.54
16 Ben Tracy 10 University 10:54.99
17 Logan McCarthy 12 Sonoma Acade 10:56.90
18 Julian Early 11 Head Royce 10:57.50
19 Patrick Loftus 11 Sonoma Acade 11:00.09
20 Cory Rodriguez 12 Upper Lake 11:01.20
21 Troy Mock 10 Lick Wilmerd 11:18.07
22 Elias Lehnhardt 9 Fort Bragg 11:32.28
23 Juan Flores 11 Kelseyville 11:34.35
24 Austin Garcia 12 Sonoma Acade 11:48.61
Boys 110 Meter Hurdles
Name Year School Finals Wind H# Points
1 William Liang 12 Lick Wilmerd 15.94 1.5 1 10
2 Matteo Abreu 12 St. Helena 16.03 0.9 2 8, CMC legal leader
3 Morgan Kinunen 12 Sonoma Acade 16.09 0.9 2 6
4 Aubrey Cuhns 11 Emery 16.42 0.9 2 4
5 Tray’von Hicks 12 Stuart Hall 16.54 0.9 2 2
6 Cullen Bennett 12 Emery 16.65 1.5 1 1
7 Seth Smith 12 Tech High Sc 16.91 0.9 2
8 Derek Murphy 11 St Vincent 17.02 1.5 1
9 Darin Marcucci 12 Cloverdale 17.35 0.9 2
10 Timothy Loux 12 Redwood Chri 17.37 1.5 1
11 Benji Bapuopeleh 10 Stuart Hall 17.71 1.5 1
12 Barrett Southern 11 Middletown 18.06 1.5 1
13 Arnulfo Vargas 12 Kelseyville 19.18 0.9 2
Boys 300 Meter Hurdles
Name Year School Finals H# Points
1 Carlos Portillo 12 Fort Bragg 40.60 2 10, CMC leader
2 Tayeb Zaidi 12 Lick Wilmerd 41.15 2 8
3 Matteo Abreu 12 St. Helena 42.35 2 6
4 Barrett Southern 11 Middletown 42.59 2 4
5 Derek Murphy 11 St Vincent 44.31 2 2
6 Pedro Hernandez 12 Kelseyville 44.89 2 1
7 Will Hackel 10 Stuart Hall 45.37 2
8 Jovon Self 10 Middletown 46.05 1
9 DeMario Brown 10 Making Waves 46.42 1
10 Aubrey Cuhns 11 Emery 46.55 1
11 John Quinlan 10 Stuart Hall 46.72 1
12 Jacob Riccio 11 Middletown 47.06 1
13 Jack Preston 10 St. Helena 48.42 2
14 Cole Jackson 10 Redwood Chri 48.91 1
Boys 4×100 Meter Relay
School Finals H# Points
1 Emery 42.57 2 10
1) Damion Martin 12 2) Melvin Brown 12
3) Elijah Lucy 10 4) Daunte Griffith-Johnson 10
2 Lick Wilmerding 44.14 2 8
3 Justin-Siena 44.25 2 6
1) Chris Bozzini 11 2) Joe Nasharr 12
3) Will Yates 12 4) Joshua Gibson 10
4 Stuart Hall 44.37 2 4
1) Tray’von Hicks 12 2) Sterling Kirk 12
3) Tannor Bragg 4) Bosco Bapuopeleh 10
5 Hoopa Valley 45.79 1 2
1) Wendall White 11 2) Andrew Sorrell 12
3) Buck Risling 12 4) Nick Moon 11
6 Middletown 46.23 2 1
1) Barrett Southern 11 2) Austin Benson 11
3) Wyatt Hall 4) Matt Hennian
7 Cloverdale 46.36 1
1) Leo Soto 2) Jorge Chanure 12
3) Ramiro Naciel 4) Darin Marcucci 12
8 Redwood Christian 46.63 1
9 College Prep 46.64 1
1) Niko Eng 11 2) Thomas Scruggs 12
3) Ryan Corley 10 4) Justin Nathan 12
10 Technology High 47.05 2
1) Seth Smith 12 2) Zach Chew 12
3) Eddie Vallejo 4) Waleed Atttah
11 Ferndale 47.83 1
1) Lane Sotomayor 9 2) Kyle Chambers 11
3) Kelly O’Day 12 4) Isaac Townsend 11
— St. Helena DNF 2
1) Chris Kewell 11 2) Danny Brink 12
3) Joey Brink 12 4) Thomas Montalbano 11
— University-SF DNF 2
1) Olly Goodman 12 2) Jon Schawrtz 11
3) Kyle Shin 9 4) Will Dolan 12
Boys 4×400 Meter Relay
Old Meet Record: South Fork 3:28.84* 1981
School Finals H# Points
1 Justin-Siena 3:28.28 2 10, Meet Record
1) Chris Bozzini 11 2) Liam Vlaming 12
3) Michael Katernak 4) Joshua Gibson 10
2 Lick Wilmerding 3:32.19 2 8
3 Fort Bragg 3:32.53 2 6, CMC leader
1) Carlos Portillo 12 2) Gabe Hernandez 11
3) Jacob Clarke 12 4) Pablo Narez
4 Urban-SF 3:34.07 2 4
1) D.J. Smith 11 2) Shane Bannon
3) James Powell 11 4) Walker Willett 12
5 St. Helena 3:36.51 2 2
1) Daniel Kuleto 11 2) Joey Brink 12
3) Matteo Abreu 12 4) Jack Preston 10
6 Stuart Hall 3:39.12 2 1
1) Sterling Kirk 12 2) Will Hackel 10
3) John Quinlan 10 4) Bosco Bapuopeleh 10
7 Middletown 3:41.02 2
1) Barrett Southern 11 2) Austin Benson 11
3) Nick Santos 11 4) Wyatt Hall
8 Marin Academy 3:42.36 1
9 College Prep 3:42.71 2
1) Darren Fletcher 12 2) Stephen Sloan 9
3) Ryan Corley 10 4) Justin Nathan 12
10 Making Waves Academy 3:43.40 1
11 Cloverdale 3:50.52 1
1) Colton Wasniak 2) Scott Ragan 12
3) Darin Marcucci 12 4) Roger Martinez 12
12 Berean Christian 3:50.63 1
1) Tobin Bolter 10 2) Riley Smith 11
3) Eric Windt 10 4) Tony Baltrons 12
Boys High Jump
Name Year School Finals Points
1 Marcus Armstrong-Brown 12 Justin-Siena 6-04.00 10
2 Taylor Walton 11 Branson 6-02.00 8
3 Drew Xandrine-Anderson 10 Stuart Hall 5-10.00 6
4 Ian Seevers 11 Upper Lake 5-08.00 4
5 John Broderick 11 Branson J5-08.00 2
6 Brian Freeman 12 CA School fo J5-08.00 1
7 Matteo Abreu 12 St. Helena J5-08.00
8 Benji Bapuopeleh 10 Stuart Hall 5-06.00
8 Jonah Rivera 10 Middletown 5-06.00
10 Will Smith 9 Willits 5-04.00
10 Jason Walker 9 Marin Academ 5-04.00
10 Ryan Dien Head Royce 5-04.00
13 Noah Banks 10 Livermore Va 5-02.00
13 Sean Kurnik 12 Berean Chris 5-02.00
13 Cole Jackson 10 Redwood Chri 5-02.00
13 Jonah Wilcox 11 Clear Lake 5-02.00
13 Eian Thomas 11 Marin Academ 5-02.00
13 Dominic Cheung 12 Stuart Hall 5-02.00
19 David Chadbourne 12 South Fork 5-00.00
Boys Pole Vault
Name Year School Finals Points
1 Joe Nasharr 12 Justin-Siena 11-06.00 10
2 Donny Mack 11 Fort Bragg J11-06.00 8
3 Craig Moore 12 Justin-Siena J11-06.00 6
4 Jacob Clarke 12 Fort Bragg J11-06.00 4
5 Ian Bertolini-Haley 11 Willits 11-00.00 2
6 Nick Bird 12 Branson 10-00.00 0.50
6 Max Sigerman 10 Branson 10-00.00 0.50
8 Cody Scully 12 Clear Lake 9-06.00
9 Brandon Douglas 11 Fort Bragg J9-06.00
10 Richard Riggs 12 Berean Chris 9-00.00
11 Nic Umbrello 12 Kelseyville J9-00.00
Boys Long Jump
Name Year School Finals Wind Points
1 Zuhuri Manley 12 Clear Lake 21-10.00 NWI 10
2 Gevon Taylor 12 Lick Wilmerd 20-11.50 NWI 8
3 Marcus Armstrong-Brown 12 Justin-Siena 20-08.25 NWI 6
4 Danny Brink 12 St. Helena 20-07.75 NWI 4
5 Alex Aquino 11 Justin-Siena 20-03.25 NWI 2
6 Drew Xandrine-Anderson 10 Stuart Hall 20-02.50 NWI 1
7 Melvin Brown 12 Emery 19-11.75 NWI
8 Arnulfo Vargas 12 Kelseyville 19-11.25 NWI
9 Elijah Lucy 10 Emery 19-07.75 NWI
10 Alexander Johanson 12 Marin Academ 19-05.50 NWI
11 Sean Kurnik 12 Berean Chris 19-04.25 NWI
12 Thomas Montalbano 11 St. Helena 18-04.75 NWI
13 Kaden Rowan 11 Fort Bragg 18-01.25 NWI
13 Chris Sterling 12 Cloverdale 18-01.25 NWI
15 Tule O’Rourke 11 Hoopa Valley 18-00.25 NWI
16 Tray’von Hicks 12 Stuart Hall 17-10.25 NWI
17 Lane Sotomayor 9 Ferndale 17-06.75 NWI
18 Jorge Chanure 12 Cloverdale 16-09.25 NWI
19 Sebastian Sheldon 9 Hoopa Valley 14-02.25 NWI
Boys Triple Jump
Name Year School Finals Wind Points
1 Drew Xandrine-Anderson 10 Stuart Hall 43-07.25 NWI 10
2 Zuhuri Manley 12 Clear Lake 43-02.00 NWI 8
3 Alexander Johanson 12 Marin Academ 42-09.00 NWI 6
4 Arnulfo Vargas 12 Kelseyville 41-05.25 NWI 4
5 Austin Benson 11 Middletown 41-04.00 NWI 2
6 Taylor Walton 11 Branson 39-11.00 NWI 1
7 Cole Jackson Emery 39-04.00 NWI
8 Joe Nasharr 12 Justin-Siena 39-03.50 NWI
9 Joseph Encinias Redwood Chri 39-02.50 NWI
10 Will Hackel 10 Stuart Hall 38-00.00 NWI
11 Jason Walker 9 Marin Academ 37-08.50 NWI
12 Nick Santos 11 Middletown 37-01.50 NWI
13 Jeremy Barker 12 Rincon Valle 36-09.75 NWI
14 Lane Sotomayor 9 Ferndale 36-06.50 NWI
15 Chris Sterling 12 Cloverdale 36-05.00 NWI
16 Litto Damonte 11 St. Helena 36-03.50 NWI
17 Jacob Riccio 11 Middletown 33-06.00 NWI
Boys Shot Put
Name Year School Finals Points
1 Brandon Weaver 12 Justin-Siena 49-11.00 10
2 Kyle Bonfigli 12 Middletown 43-09.00 8, CMC leader
3 Will Smith 9 Willits 42-09.50 6
4 Brad Beckwith 11 Middletown 42-04.50 4
5 Devin Wong 12 Fremont Chri 41-08.00 2
6 Stuart Moore 12 Justin-Siena 40-04.00 1
7 Luke Punzalan 12 Clear Lake J40-04.00
8 Nate Snodgrass 11 Middletown 38-05.50
9 Robeil Andebrhan 12 Stuart Hall 37-10.00
10 Litto Damonte 11 St. Helena 37-03.00
11 Cole Olson 12 Rincon Valle 36-10.50
12 Michael Teodecki 10 Hoopa Valley 36-10.00
13 Dawson Kislingbury Redwood Chri 36-03.00
14 Travis Perry 11 Hoopa Valley 36-00.50
15 Isaac Townsend 11 Ferndale 35-05.00
16 Call Westfall 11 Cloverdale 34-06.00
17 David Chadbourne 12 South Fork 32-00.00
18 Eian Thomas 11 Marin Academ 30-08.50
Boys Discus Throw
Name Year School Finals Points
1 Brandon Weaver 12 Justin-Siena 157-00 10
2 Harold Getz 12 University 133-03 8
3 Reed Monsen 12 Fort Bragg 131-00 6
4 Cole Olson 12 Rincon Valle 127-10 4
5 Jacob Clarke 12 Fort Bragg 124-08 2
6 Alex Antsiferov 10 CA School fo 121-11 1
7 Robeil Andebrhan 12 Stuart Hall 117-10
8 Will Smith 9 Willits 116-03
9 Brad Beckwith 11 Middletown 114-00
10 Anthony Melero 12 Kelseyville 113-03
11 Gabe Strong 11 Clear Lake 112-07
12 Christian Lopez 10 Justin-Siena 112-04
13 Andrew Rauch Lick Wilmerd 111-00
14 Liam Campbell 10 Stuart Hall 110-00
15 Devin Wong 12 Fremont Chri 109-04
16 Sam Tyrrell 11 Willits 109-00
17 Litto Damonte 11 St. Helena 108-09
18 Stuart Moore 12 Justin-Siena 107-07
19 Kyle Bonfigli 12 Middletown 106-08
20 Tyler Rockwell 12 Middletown 105-09
21 Albert Udom 11 Athenian 103-03
22 Michael Teodecki 10 Hoopa Valley 100-01
23 Travis Perry 11 Hoopa Valley 96-07
24 Brad Martin 9 Ferndale 87-10
Women – Team
1) Lick Wilmerding 70
2) Justin-Siena 68
3) Sonoma Academy 40
3) St. Helena 40
5) Branson 32
6) Berean Christian 26
6) College Prep 26
Cloverdale 24
9) International 20
9) Head Royce 20
11) Redwood Christian 18
12) Marin Academy 17
13) Mendocino 14
14) Holy Names 12
14) Hoopa Valley 12
16) Urban-SF 11
17) Fort Bragg 8
17) Kelseyville 8
19) Willits 6
19) Convent/Sacred 6
19) Southern Trinity 6
22) University-SF 4
22) Rincon Valley Christian 4
24) St Vincent 2
25) Livermore Valley Charter 1
25) Clear Lake 1
Men – Team
1 Justin-Siena SIEN 92
2 Lick Wilmerding LIWI 66
3 Stuart Hall STHL 45
4 Emery EMER 39
5 Fort Bragg FTBR 36
6 Sonoma Academy SOAC 32
7 Middletown MIDD 23
8 University-SF UNSF 22
9 St. Helena STHE 20
10 Clear Lake CLLA 18
11 Making Waves Academy MWAC 16
12 Branson BRAN 12
12 Athenian THAT 12
14 Urban-SF URBA 10
15 South Fork SOFO 9
16 Willits WILT 8
17 Marin Academy MAAC 6
18 Kelseyville KELS 5
19 Upper Lake UPLA 4
19 Rincon Valley Christian RIVA 4
21 Redwood Christian RWCH 3
22 CA School for the Deaf CASD 2
22 St Vincent STVI 2
22 Hoopa Valley HOVA 2
22 Fremont Christian School FRCR 2
22 Cloverdale CLDA 2
22 Berean Christian BECH 2
28 College Prep COPR 1
28 Head Royce HEAD 1
by Jim Crowhurst
Girls 100 Meter Dash
Name Year School Finals Wind H# Points
Finals
1 Margaret Nwabueze 12 Internationa 12.28 3.0 3 10
2 Bianca Rescalvo 12 College Prep 12.74 3.0 3 8
3 Taya Hardy 9 Head Royce 12.76 3.0 3 6
4 Michelle DeBlauw 12 Justin-Siena 12.89 3.0 3 4
5 Tess Holland 11 Convent 12.93 3.0 3 2
6 Kaylee Chaffey 9 Berean Chris 12.98 2.0 2 1
7 Theresa Whitfield 10 Redwood Chri 12.99 3.0 3
8 Megan Touros 9 Kelseyville 13.26 2.0 2, CMC leader
9 Maddie Perry 11 St Vincent 13.32 2.0 2
10 Jade Sparks 11 Lick Wilmerd 13.33 3.0 3
11 Alice Miller 10 Rincon Valle 13.34 2.0 2
12 Kaya Bandele 10 Urban 13.50 3.0 3
13 Mariah Moreno-Crump 11 St. Helena 13.50 2.0 2
14 Amanda Morton 11 Clear Lake 13.58 2.0 2
15 Jurnie Wilder 11 Hoopa Valley 13.75 2.0 2
16 Amy Pino 11 Sonoma Acade 13.91 0.6 1
17 Taylor Zanone 9 Ferndale 14.03 0.6 1
18 Nora Brenner-West 10 Sonoma Acade 14.26 0.6 1
19 Ellen Sanders-Raigosa 10 Hoopa Valley 14.90 0.6 1
20 Monique Wilson 9 Hoopa Valley 15.40 0.6 1
Girls 200 Meter Dash
Name Year School Finals Wind H# Points
1 Margaret Nwabueze 12 Internationa 25.38 2.4 4 10
2 Shaylee Roberts 11 Cloverdale 26.58 2.4 4 8, CMC leader
3 Bianca Rescalvo 12 College Prep 26.70 2.1 3 6
4 Michelle DeBlauw 12 Justin-Siena 26.79 2.4 4 4
5 Maddie Perry 11 St Vincent 26.81 2.1 3 2
6 Khiley Jackson 9 Justin-Siena 26.90 1.0 2 1
7 Tess Holland 11 Convent 27.11 2.4 4
8 Julia Lu 10 University 27.21 2.4 4
9 Yasmine Eichbaum 12 Marin Academ 27.32 2.1 3
10 Taya Hardy 9 Head Royce 27.42 2.4 4
11 Kelley Desmond 10 Redwood Chri 27.60 2.1 3
12 Subei Kyle 12 Marin Academ 27.64 2.1 3
13 Shane Ortiz 10 Urban 27.71 2.1 3
14 Isabel Jennings 10 Justin-Siena 27.95 2.1 3
15 Heather Hankins 10 Upper Lake 27.98 1.0 2, CMC legal leader
16 Alice Miller 10 Rincon Valle 28.29 1.0 2
17 Nicolette Brown 12 Oakland Mili 28.48 2.4 4
18 Perla Anguiano 10 Cloverdale 28.55 1.0 2
19 Mariah Moreno-Crump 11 St. Helena 28.63 1.0 2
20 Alex Skupny-Farrell 10 St. Helena 29.03 1.0 2
21 Taylor Zanone 9 Ferndale 29.56 1.3 1
22 Jurnie Wilder 11 Hoopa Valley 29.63 1.0 2
23 Ellen Sanders-Raigosa 10 Hoopa Valley 30.35 1.3 1
24 Maya Mollier 11 Hoopa Valley 33.07 1.3 1
Girls 400 Meter Dash
Name Year School Finals H# Points
1 Shaylee Roberts 11 Cloverdale 59.50 3 10, CMC leader
2 Marina Spadarotto 12 St. Helena 1:00.04 3 8
3 Khiley Jackson 9 Justin-Siena 1:00.12 3 6
4 Yasmine Eichbaum 12 Marin Academ 1:01.09 3 4
5 Chase Hommeyer 11 Lick Wilmerd 1:01.22 2 2
6 Eva Laxo 9 Lick Wilmerd 1:02.13 2 1
7 Amelia Baier 11 Convent 1:02.15 2
8 Julia Lu 10 University 1:02.37 3
9 Madi Nortune 10 Berean Chris 1:03.42 3
10 Jessie Colin 11 Marin Academ 1:04.08 2
11 Victory Oneykwere 9 Emery 1:04.27 3
12 Laili Attai 10 Clear Lake 1:04.33 2
13 Jane Stephens 12 Convent 1:04.39 2
14 Bella Morford 9 Urban 1:05.03 2
15 Nicolette Brown 12 Oakland Mili 1:05.77 3
16 Madison Boyd 9 Kelseyville 1:08.46 1
17 Carmen Sandoval 10 Middletown 1:08.60 2
18 Jillian Castagnetta 9 St Vincent 1:11.07 1
Girls 800 Meter Run
Name Year School Finals Points
1 Molly Carleton 10 Urban 2:17.83 10
2 Aida Julien 11 Head Royce 2:19.35 8
3 Madi Nortune 10 Berean Chris 2:21.25 6
4 Allyson Bricker 12 Rincon Valle 2:26.81 4, CMC leader
5 Jade Hardy 10 Head Royce 2:28.67 2
6 Teal Bullick 11 Justin-Siena 2:30.10 1
7 Madisyn Pyorre 9 Fort Bragg 2:30.31
8 Maddy Nakada 9 Lick Wilmerd 2:31.77
9 Madison Stewart 12 Cloverdale 2:31.82
10 Lilly Reinstein 9 Sonoma Acade 2:32.02
11 Izzy Simon 11 University 2:32.07
12 Julia Nemy 11 Convent 2:32.35
13 Lucie Rosenfeld 10 Urban 2:34.22
14 Jessie Colin 11 Marin Academ 2:35.41
15 Saki Kitadai 12 College Prep 2:35.43
16 Jane Stephens 12 Convent 2:36.17
17 Sarah Koch 11 Lick Wilmerd 2:37.11
18 Mae Singer 9 Convent 2:37.22
19 Nina Bessolo 9 Valley Chris 2:37.43
20 Elizabeth Pintarich 10 Berean Chris 2:38.51
21 Ariella Arcovio 10 Rincon Valle 2:41.13
22 Madison Provost 10 Rincon Valle 2:42.09
23 Angela Seeger 9 Branson 2:44.27
24 Catherine Wharton 11 Rincon Valle 2:53.22
25 Ashley Delfino 9 Cloverdale 2:56.13
Girls 1600 Meter Run
Name Year School Finals Points
1 Anna Harleen 11 Branson 5:12.68 10
2 Molly Dicke 11 Lick Wilmerd 5:15.73 8
3 Erin Thomas 11 Mendocino 5:19.17 6, CMC leader
4 Teal Bullick 11 Justin-Siena 5:21.02 4
5 Madisyn Pyorre 9 Fort Bragg 5:29.85 2
6 Camilla Bykhovsky 10 Convent 5:30.17 1
7 Lilly Reinstein 9 Sonoma Acade 5:32.09
8 Kelly Zhang 12 College Prep 5:33.27
9 Elyse Mueller 10 Berean Chris 5:33.39
10 Meghan Beare 9 Clear Lake 5:33.49
11 Mae Singer 9 Convent 5:34.96
12 Delaney Inamine 10 Athenian 5:37.58
13 Amber Frank 9 St. Helena 5:46.71
14 Elizabeth Pintarich 10 Berean Chris 5:47.25
15 Madison Provost 10 Rincon Valle 5:51.40
16 Raina Sciocchetti 9 Fort Bragg 5:53.79
17 Julia Nemy 11 Convent 5:59.03
18 Catherine Wharton 11 Rincon Valle 6:13.28
Girls 3200 Meter Run
Name Year School Finals Points
1 Molly Dicke 11 Lick Wilmerd 11:40.91 10
2 Erin Thomas 11 Mendocino 11:47.19 8
3 Andie Von Eschen Lick Wilmerd 12:19.42 6
4 Elyse Mueller 10 Berean Chris 12:29.17 4
5 Kelly Zhang 12 College Prep 12:33.63 2
6 Andrea Ludwig 10 Livermore Va 12:45.14 1
7 Delaney Inamine 10 Athenian 12:45.23
8 Maddy Nakada 9 Lick Wilmerd 12:51.16
9 Amanda Glavin 12 College Prep 12:53.78
10 Meghan Beare 9 Clear Lake 13:23.15
11 Raina Sciocchetti 9 Fort Bragg 13:24.28
12 Angela Romero 10 Cloverdale 13:55.82
13 Tori Roderick 10 Middletown 14:19.83
14 Annabelle Doyle 10 Cloverdale 14:32.31
15 Yzzy Marebelli-Montan 11 Sonoma Acade 15:07.34
16 Ashlyn Delfino 9 Cloverdale 15:09.35
Girls 100 Meter Hurdles
Name Year School Finals Wind H# Points
1 Julia DeVencenzi 9 St. Helena 16.38 1.6 3 10, CMC leader
2 Kaylee Chaffey 9 Berean Chris 16.53 1.6 3 8
3 Megan Gafvert 11 Justin-Siena 17.52 1.6 3 6
4 Heather Bourne 12 Lick Wilmerd 17.59 1.6 3 4
5 Grace Yee 12 Lick Wilmerd 17.62 1.6 3 2
6 Jewell Sparks 11 Lick Wilmerd 17.77 1.6 3 1
7 Jeanette Stefani 12 Point Arena 18.50 1.3 2
8 Lily Bankus 10 Redwood Chri 18.51 1.6 3
9 Kirsten Uy 11 Redwood Chri 18.56 1.3 2
10 Elisa Borg 11 Kelseyville 18.57 1.5 1
11 Jessica Portillo 10 Fort Bragg 18.68 1.3 2
12 Grace Hull 11 Convent 18.88 1.3 2
13 Amanda Morton 11 Clear Lake 19.35 1.5 1
14 Jessica Galvan 9 Berean Chris 19.59 1.3 2
15 Juliette Brown 9 Kelseyville 19.70 1.5 1
16 Meghan Carlisle 9 Middletown 19.92 1.3 2
— Michelle Pereira 11 Branson FS 1.6 3
Girls 300 Meter Hurdles
Name Year School Finals H# Points
1 Kiana Herold 12 Sonoma Acade 47.93 2 10, CMC leader
2 Julia DeVencenzi 9 St. Helena 49.41 2 8
3 Jessica Portillo 10 Fort Bragg 49.63 2 6
4 Jewell Sparks 11 Lick Wilmerd 50.37 2 4
5 Hannah Rosenthal 12 Lick Wilmerd 51.23 2 2
6 Laili Attai 10 Clear Lake 51.44 1 1
7 Bianca Llamas 11 Justin-Siena 52.47 2
8 Amari Johnson 9 Holy Names 53.32 1
9 Olivia DeGraca 9 St Vincent 53.77 1
10 Kirsten Uy 11 Redwood Chri 54.21 2
11 Paige Preston 12 St. Helena 56.05 1
12 Maricela Beard 9 Cloverdale 57.71 1
— Chyna Kane-Ross 10 Emery FS 1
Girls 4×100 Meter Relay
School Finals H# Points
1 St. Helena 51.55 2 10, CMC leader
1) Marina Spadarotto 12 2) Zaina DePina 11
3) Sophie Bunge 9 4) Mariah Moreno-Crump 11
2 Redwood Christian 51.76 2 8
3 Sonoma Academy 51.88 1 6
1) Amy Pino 11 2) Nora Brenner-West 10
3) Kiana Herold 12 4) Melissa French 11
4 College Prep 52.13 2 4
1) Kennedy Reed 10 2) Bianca Rescalvo 12
3) Julia Fraenkel 11 4) Madeleine Strait 11
5 Lick Wilmerding 52.32 1 2
6 Marin Academy 52.39 1 1
7 University-SF 52.80 2
1) Ariana Baum 12 2) Lauren Banks 10
3) Yeymi Rivas 10 4) Julia Lu 10
8 Berean Christian 52.96 2
1) Katy Rotzin 11 2) Jesse Ramon 11
3) Jasmine Watt 9 4) Kaylee Chaffey 9
9 Cloverdale 53.51 2
1) Perla Anguiano 10 2) Viviana Martinez 11
3) Madison Stewart 12 4) Shaylee Roberts 11
10 International 53.78 2
11 Urban-SF 53.96 1
1) Shane Ortiz 10 2) Hana Rivers
3) Bella Morford 9 4) Kaya Bandele 10
12 Convent/Sacred 54.03 1
1) Grace Hull 11 2) Jill Cardamon 9
3) Amelia Baier 11 4) Tess Holland 11
13 Kelseyville 54.52 1
1) Juliette Brown 9 2) Jeanie Johnson
3) Miranda Logan 4) Megan Touros 9
14 Hoopa Valley 55.77 1
1) Ellen Sanders-Raigosa 10 2) Monique Wilson 9
3) Jurnie Wilder 11 4) Alexis O’Rourke 12
— Justin-Siena DNF 2
1) Khiley Jackson 9 2) Natalie Avellar 11
3) Isabel Jennings 10 4) Michelle DeBlauw 12
Girls 4×400 Meter Relay
School Finals H# Points
1 Justin-Siena 4:12.03 2 10
1) Bianca Llamas 11 2) Dena Prince
3) Isabel Jennings 10 4) Khiley Jackson 9
2 Lick Wilmerding 4:16.27 2 8
3 Cloverdale 4:19.88 2 6, CMC leader
1) Perla Anguiano 10 2) Viviana Martinez 11
3) Madison Stewart 12 4) Shaylee Roberts 11
4 University-SF 4:20.20 2 4
1) Yeymi Rivas 10 2) Lauren Banks 10
3) Izzy Simon 11 4) Julia Lu 10
5 Convent/Sacred 4:21.48 2 2
1) Tess Holland 11 2) Jane Stephens 12
3) Julia Nemy 11 4) Amelia Baier 11
6 Berean Christian 4:24.08 1 1
1) Rose Hernandez 11 2) Madi Nortune 10
3) Jesse Ramon 11 4) Jasmine Watt 9
7 St. Helena 4:26.89 2
1) Marina Spadarotto 12 2) Zaina DePina 11
3) Julia DeVencenzi 9 4) Amber Frank 9
8 Emery 4:28.70 2
1) Chyna Kane-Ross 10 2) Victory Oneykwere 9
3) Linda Figueroa 4) Aaliyah Usher
9 College Prep 4:33.75 1
1) Kennedy Reed 10 2) Maddy Eggers 11
3) Madeleine Strait 11 4) Saki Kitadai 12
10 Fort Bragg 4:40.81 1
1) Madisyn Pyorre 9 2) Jessica Portillo 10
3) Raina Sciocchetti 9 4) Tracy Gordan
11 Clear Lake 4:49.91 1
1) Meghan Beare 9 2) Laili Attai 10
3) Lindsey Dutcher 9 4) Madison Green
Girls High Jump
Name Year School Finals Points
1 Kiana Herold 12 Sonoma Acade 5-05.00 10, CMC leader
2 Jordan Winters 10 Branson 5-02.00 8
3 Ellery Carbone 9 Branson 4-10.00 6
4 Jade Sparks 11 Lick Wilmerd 4-08.00 4
5 Devron Martin 11 Marin Academ J4-08.00 2
6 Ella McCleod 11 Urban J4-08.00 1
7 Julia DeVencenzi 9 St. Helena J4-08.00
8 Riley McKeon 10 Convent 4-06.00
9 Julia Fraenkel 11 College Prep J4-06.00
10 Elif Myers 10 Fort Bragg 4-04.00
10 Amanda Mah 10 Convent 4-04.00
12 Jeanette Stefani 12 Point Arena J4-04.00
13 Taylor Stonebarger 9 Fort Bragg 4-02.00
14 Krissy Rossi 10 Middletown 3-10.00
Girls Pole Vault
Name Year School Finals Points
1 Megan Gafvert 11 Justin-Siena 10-00.00 10
2 Natalie Avellar 11 Justin-Siena 9-06.00 8
3 Brittney Cihonski 11 Berean Chris 8-00.00 6
4 Julia Howard 9 Lick Wilmerd J8-00.00 4
5 Grace Avellar 9 Justin-Siena J8-00.00 2
6 Isabella deBruin 9 Justin-Siena 7-06.00 1
7 Emily Dwyer 10 Lick Wilmerd J7-06.00
8 Grace Yee 12 Lick Wilmerd 7-00.00
9 Meghan Carlisle 9 Middletown 6-06.00, =CMC leader
10 Asia Firebaugh 9 Middletown 6-00.00
Girls Long Jump
Name Year School Finals Wind Points
1 Isabel Jennings 10 Justin-Siena 16-08.25 NWI 10
2 Kiana Herold 12 Sonoma Acade 16-08.00 NWI 8
3 Megan Touros 9 Kelseyville 16-04.00 NWI 6
4 Zaina DePina 11 St. Helena 16-03.50 NWI 4
5 Jasmine Rodriguez 12 Holy Names 16-01.50 NWI 2
6 Michelle DeBlauw 12 Justin-Siena 16-00.00 NWI 1
7 Heather Bourne 12 Lick Wilmerd 15-11.00 NWI
8 Nina Bessolo 9 Valley Chris 15-06.00 NWI
9 Devron Martin 11 Marin Academ 15-02.50 NWI
10 Julia Fraenkel 11 College Prep 15-01.00 NWI
11 Katy Rotzin 11 Berean Chris 14-10.75 NWI
12 Kaylee Chaffey 9 Berean Chris 14-06.50 NWI
13 Jessica Portillo 10 Fort Bragg 14-06.00 NWI
14 Haley Weaver 10 Justin-Siena 14-04.50 NWI
15 Jeanette Stefani 12 Point Arena 14-02.00 NWI
16 Taylor Zanone 9 Ferndale 14-00.50 NWI
17 Viviana Martinez 11 Cloverdale 14-00.00 NWI
18 Nora Brenner-West 10 Sonoma Acade 13-11.25 NWI
19 Dani Hogan 11 Convent 13-07.50 NWI
20 Sophie Bunge 9 St. Helena 13-02.75 NWI
21 Monique Wilson 9 Hoopa Valley 11-03.00 NWI
Girls Triple Jump
Old Meet Record: Suzie Green, Upper Lake 36’08.5” 1990
Name Year School Finals Wind Points
1 Jasmine Rodriguez 12 Holy Names 36-11.00 NWI 10, Meet Record
2 Devron Martin 11 Marin Academ 36-03.00 NWI 8
3 Julia Fraenkel 11 College Prep 34-10.50 NWI 6
4 Jade Hardy 10 Head Royce 33-08.00 NWI 4
5 Katie Chang 10 Marin Academ 32-03.00 NWI 2
6 Dani Hogan 11 Convent 31-10.25 NWI 1
7 Katy Rotzin 11 Berean Chris 31-05.75 NWI
7 Glenna Roberts 11 Lick Wilmerd 31-05.75 NWI
9 Allyson Bricker 12 Rincon Valle 31-02.25 NWI
10 Emily Reed 12 Middletown 31-01.00 NWI
11 Kirsten Uy 11 Redwood Chri 30-10.25 NWI
12 Haley Weaver 10 Justin-Siena 30-09.75 NWI
13 Kelly Wilkinson 12 Middletown 30-08.75 NWI
14 Emily Miller Urban 29-06.00 NWI
15 Emma Lavine 9 Sonoma Acade 29-05.50 NWI
16 Alex Skupny-Farrell 10 St. Helena 29-01.75 NWI
17 Sophie Bunge 9 St. Helena 28-09.50 NWI
18 Juliette Brown 9 Kelseyville 28-00.00 NWI
Girls Shot Put
Name Year School Finals Points
1 Lily Bankus 10 Redwood Chri 33-04.25 10
2 Audrey Hector 11 Branson 32-05.75 8
3 MacKenzie Felt 10 Southern Tri 31-06.50 6
4 Kelley Omran 10 Lick Wilmerd 30-11.75 4
5 Gabby Agenbroad 10 Willits 30-10.50 2
6 Priscilla Masten 12 Hoopa Valley 30-09.25 1
7 Megan Tarrant 11 St Vincent 27-05.00
8 Katie Chang 10 Marin Academ 27-04.75
9 Elizabeth Kubik 12 South Fork 26-08.25
10 Lindsey Dutcher 9 Clear Lake 26-06.75
11 Kylie Clarke 12 Fort Bragg 26-06.00
12 Caitlin Wayland 10 Tech High Sc J26-06.00
13 Megan Nelson 11 Willits 26-03.50
14 Leah Reed Redwood Chri 25-06.50
15 Anahy Hernandez 11 St. Helena 24-06.00
16 Paige Preston 12 St. Helena 23-06.50
17 Subei Kyle 12 Marin Academ 23-00.00
Girls Discus Throw
Name Year School Finals Points
1 Priscilla Masten 12 Hoopa Valley 97-04 10
2 Kelley Omran 10 Lick Wilmerd J97-04 8
3 Julia Wilmers 11 Sonoma Acade 95-07 6
4 Gabby Agenbroad 10 Willits 94-01 4
5 Alex Pruett 12 Kelseyville 93-11 2
6 Chanelle McCullough 10 Hoopa Valley 93-02 1
7 Lily Bankus 10 Redwood Chri 92-11
8 Audrey Hector 11 Branson 86-02
9 Carolina Otuafi 12 CA School fo 82-05
10 Haley Weaver 10 Justin-Siena 81-09
11 Paloma Colacion 11 Middletown 80-04
12 Leah Reed Redwood Chri 80-03
13 Kara Evans 11 Berean Chris 80-02
14 Alisyn Slinsen 10 Justin-Siena 79-05
15 Anahy Hernandez 11 St. Helena 77-05
16 Megan Nelson 11 Willits 76-04
17 Jill Cardamon 9 Convent 75-01
18 MacKenzie Felt 10 Southern Tri 69-03
19 Jaclyn Richardson 12 Cloverdale 68-10
20 Paige Preston 12 St. Helena 63-00
21 Allison Watts 10 Convent 62-04
Boys 100 Meter Dash
Name Year School Finals Wind H# Points
1 Bosco Bapuopeleh 10 Stuart Hall 10.87 2.0 3 10
2 Daunte Griffith-Johnson 10 Emery 10.93 2.0 3 8
3 Damion Martin 12 Emery 11.18 2.0 3 6
4 Gevon Taylor 12 Lick Wilmerd 11.29 2.0 3 4
5 Will Yates 12 Justin-Siena 11.35 1.9 2 2
6 John Breslow 10 Redwood Chri 11.38 2.0 3 1
7 Sam Chronert 11 Branson 11.41 1.9 2
8 Jason Walker 9 Marin Academ 11.42 2.0 3
9 Abraham Wordsworth 11 Head Royce 11.52 2.0 3
10 Matt Cheong 11 Lick Wilmerd 11.53 2.0 3
11 Chris Kewell 11 St. Helena 11.54 1.9 2, CMC leader
12 Kyle Shin 9 University 11.59 1.9 2
13 Joey Brink 12 St. Helena 11.60 1.9 1
14 Austin Benson 11 Middletown 11.67 1.9 1
15 Jon Schawrtz 11 University 11.71 1.9 2
16 Zuhuri Manley 12 Clear Lake 11.73 1.9 2
17 Danny Brink 12 St. Helena 11.74 1.9 2
18 Seth Smith 12 Tech High Sc 11.76 1.9 1
19 Kyle Chambers 11 Ferndale 11.92 1.9 1
20 Louis George 12 Hoopa Valley 11.99 1.9 1
21 Rylie Miller 9 South Fork 12.20 1.9 1
22 Nick Moon 11 Hoopa Valley 12.52 1.9 1
Boys 200 Meter Dash
Name Year School Finals Wind H# Points
1 Bosco Bapuopeleh 10 Stuart Hall 22.39 2.4 4 10
2 Isaiah Mobley 10 Making Waves 22.44 2.4 4 8
3 Daunte Griffith-Johnson 10 Emery 22.52 2.4 4 6
4 Elijah Lucy 10 Emery 22.69 2.4 4 4
5 John Breslow 10 Redwood Chri 23.21 2.4 4 2
6 Adrian Jinbo 10 Justin-Siena 23.27 2.1 3 1
7 Kyle Shin 9 University 23.39 2.4 4
8 Sam Chronert 11 Branson 23.44 2.1 3
9 Matt Cheong 11 Lick Wilmerd 23.51 2.4 4
10 Andrew Sorrell 12 Hoopa Valley 23.51 2.1 3
11 Nick Wactor 12 Head Royce 23.57 2.1 3
12 Jon Schawrtz 11 University 23.66 2.1 3
13 Joey Brink 12 St. Helena 23.69 2.1 3
14 Arman Yektaparest 12 St Vincent 23.73 2.4 4
15 Jason Walker 9 Marin Academ 23.81 2.1 3
16 Jeff Francis 12 Fort Bragg 23.83 1.0 2, , CMC legal leader
17 Ryan Corley 10 College Prep 23.91 2.1 3
18 Chris Kewell 11 St. Helena 23.94 1.0 2
19 Kyle Chambers 11 Ferndale 24.19 1.0 2
20 Louis George 12 Hoopa Valley 24.20 1.3 1
21 Ellis Wilson 11 Athenian 24.22 1.0 2
22 Alexis Garcia 11 Calistoga 24.43 1.0 2
23 Waleed Atttah Tech High Sc 24.45 1.3 1
24 Rylie Miller 9 South Fork 24.68 1.0 2
25 Wendall White 11 Hoopa Valley 24.90 1.3 1
Boys 400 Meter Dash
Name Year School Finals H# Points
1 Chris Bozzini 11 Justin-Siena 50.27 3 10
2 Isaiah Mobley 10 Making Waves 50.42 3 8
3 Joshua Gibson 10 Justin-Siena 50.50 3 6
4 Nick Santos 11 Middletown 51.12 3 4, CMC leader
5 Darin Marcucci 12 Cloverdale 51.26 3 2
6 Sterling Kirk 12 Stuart Hall 51.46 3 1
7 Elijah Lucy 10 Emery 51.50 3
8 Nick Wactor 12 Head Royce 52.74 2
9 James Powell 11 Urban 52.96 2
10 Andrew Sorrell 12 Hoopa Valley 53.28 2
11 Daniel Kuleto 11 St. Helena 53.42 3
12 D.J. Smith 11 Urban 54.66 2
13 Tony Baltrons 12 Berean Chris 54.80 2
14 Jonah Wilcox 11 Clear Lake 55.46 2
15 Alexis Garcia 11 Calistoga 55.74 2
16 Elijah Jones 10 Tech High Sc 55.82 1
17 Dylan Bricker 10 Rincon Valle 56.50 1
18 Wendall White 11 Hoopa Valley 58.48 1
19 Blaine Becksted 9 Ferndale 58.87 1
Boys 800 Meter Run
Name Year School Finals Points
1 Austin Orr 12 Sonoma Acade 1:57.40 10
2 Corey Robinson 11 Lick Wilmerd 1:58.23 8
3 Walker Willett 12 Urban 1:59.92 6
4 Jack Tannenbaum 11 University 2:01.89 4
5 Liam Vlaming 12 Justin-Siena 2:03.09 2
6 Ismael Lopez 12 South Fork 2:04.77 1
7 Gabe Hernandez 11 Fort Bragg 2:06.08
8 Grant Jeffcaot 12 St. Helena 2:06.61
9 Tobin Bolter 10 Berean Chris 2:08.19
10 Darren Fletcher 12 College Prep 2:08.21
11 Gideon Halpin 12 Rincon Valle 2:09.91
12 Zac Oji 10 Lick Wilmerd 2:13.67
13 Roger Martinez 12 Cloverdale 2:14.87
14 Erik Valencia 10 Calistoga 2:16.29
15 Blaine Becksted 9 Ferndale 2:26.76
16 Scott Ragan 12 Cloverdale 2:30.66
Boys 1600 Meter Run
Name Year School Finals Points
1 Connor Clark 12 University 4:28.56 10
2 Tanner Shaw 11 Athenian 4:30.05 8
3 Dustyn Salomon 11 South Fork 4:33.11 6
4 Steve Page 10 Lick Wilmerd 4:34.27 4
5 Tobin Bolter 10 Berean Chris 4:37.78 2
6 Stephen Sloan 9 College Prep 4:40.47 1
7 Hip #8 4:40.49
8 Darren Fletcher 12 College Prep 4:40.49
9 Patrick Loftus 11 Sonoma Acade 4:40.81
10 Jacob Gaynor 12 Sonoma Acade 4:44.57
11 Gabriel Elliott 11 Athenian 4:46.15
12 Jax Reiff 12 Sonoma Acade 4:46.92
13 Tony Martinez 11 Lick Wilmerd 4:47.26
14 Roger Martinez 12 Cloverdale 4:50.48
15 Eli Rosen-Duran 10 Sonoma Acade 4:53.20
16 Miguel Garcia 11 St. Helena 4:54.90
17 Scott Ragan 12 Cloverdale 4:57.98
18 Hip #21 5:52.38
? Johenatt Markten Hoopa Valley
? Manuel Martinez 9 Calistoga
Boys 3200 Meter Run
Name Year School Finals Points
1 Austin Orr 12 Sonoma Acade 9:55.85 10, CMC leader
2 Matt Jenkins 10 Lick Wilmerd 10:04.46 8
3 Jax Reiff 12 Sonoma Acade 10:10.31 6
4 Tanner Shaw 11 Athenian 10:10.95 4
5 Dustyn Salomon 11 South Fork 10:14.10 2
6 Chris Boranian 10 Head Royce 10:23.18 1
7 Zach Connelly 9 Redwood Chri 10:23.26
8 Ross Deniston 10 Berean Chris 10:26.11
9 Michael Dunne 9 Marin Academ 10:30.61
10 Gabriel Elliott 11 Athenian 10:37.30
11 Tristam Dodge 10 College Prep 10:37.87
12 Jeff Mullins 11 Livermore Va 10:44.83
13 Steve Page 10 Lick Wilmerd 10:47.54
14 Jack Crawford 11 Lick Wilmerd 10:50.13
15 Thomas Namara 10 Stuart Hall 10:53.54
16 Ben Tracy 10 University 10:54.99
17 Logan McCarthy 12 Sonoma Acade 10:56.90
18 Julian Early 11 Head Royce 10:57.50
19 Patrick Loftus 11 Sonoma Acade 11:00.09
20 Cory Rodriguez 12 Upper Lake 11:01.20
21 Troy Mock 10 Lick Wilmerd 11:18.07
22 Elias Lehnhardt 9 Fort Bragg 11:32.28
23 Juan Flores 11 Kelseyville 11:34.35
24 Austin Garcia 12 Sonoma Acade 11:48.61
Boys 110 Meter Hurdles
Name Year School Finals Wind H# Points
1 William Liang 12 Lick Wilmerd 15.94 1.5 1 10
2 Matteo Abreu 12 St. Helena 16.03 0.9 2 8, CMC legal leader
3 Morgan Kinunen 12 Sonoma Acade 16.09 0.9 2 6
4 Aubrey Cuhns 11 Emery 16.42 0.9 2 4
5 Tray’von Hicks 12 Stuart Hall 16.54 0.9 2 2
6 Cullen Bennett 12 Emery 16.65 1.5 1 1
7 Seth Smith 12 Tech High Sc 16.91 0.9 2
8 Derek Murphy 11 St Vincent 17.02 1.5 1
9 Darin Marcucci 12 Cloverdale 17.35 0.9 2
10 Timothy Loux 12 Redwood Chri 17.37 1.5 1
11 Benji Bapuopeleh 10 Stuart Hall 17.71 1.5 1
12 Barrett Southern 11 Middletown 18.06 1.5 1
13 Arnulfo Vargas 12 Kelseyville 19.18 0.9 2
Boys 300 Meter Hurdles
Name Year School Finals H# Points
1 Carlos Portillo 12 Fort Bragg 40.60 2 10, CMC leader
2 Tayeb Zaidi 12 Lick Wilmerd 41.15 2 8
3 Matteo Abreu 12 St. Helena 42.35 2 6
4 Barrett Southern 11 Middletown 42.59 2 4
5 Derek Murphy 11 St Vincent 44.31 2 2
6 Pedro Hernandez 12 Kelseyville 44.89 2 1
7 Will Hackel 10 Stuart Hall 45.37 2
8 Jovon Self 10 Middletown 46.05 1
9 DeMario Brown 10 Making Waves 46.42 1
10 Aubrey Cuhns 11 Emery 46.55 1
11 John Quinlan 10 Stuart Hall 46.72 1
12 Jacob Riccio 11 Middletown 47.06 1
13 Jack Preston 10 St. Helena 48.42 2
14 Cole Jackson 10 Redwood Chri 48.91 1
Boys 4×100 Meter Relay
School Finals H# Points
1 Emery 42.57 2 10
1) Damion Martin 12 2) Melvin Brown 12
3) Elijah Lucy 10 4) Daunte Griffith-Johnson 10
2 Lick Wilmerding 44.14 2 8
3 Justin-Siena 44.25 2 6
1) Chris Bozzini 11 2) Joe Nasharr 12
3) Will Yates 12 4) Joshua Gibson 10
4 Stuart Hall 44.37 2 4
1) Tray’von Hicks 12 2) Sterling Kirk 12
3) Tannor Bragg 4) Bosco Bapuopeleh 10
5 Hoopa Valley 45.79 1 2
1) Wendall White 11 2) Andrew Sorrell 12
3) Buck Risling 12 4) Nick Moon 11
6 Middletown 46.23 2 1
1) Barrett Southern 11 2) Austin Benson 11
3) Wyatt Hall 4) Matt Hennian
7 Cloverdale 46.36 1
1) Leo Soto 2) Jorge Chanure 12
3) Ramiro Naciel 4) Darin Marcucci 12
8 Redwood Christian 46.63 1
9 College Prep 46.64 1
1) Niko Eng 11 2) Thomas Scruggs 12
3) Ryan Corley 10 4) Justin Nathan 12
10 Technology High 47.05 2
1) Seth Smith 12 2) Zach Chew 12
3) Eddie Vallejo 4) Waleed Atttah
11 Ferndale 47.83 1
1) Lane Sotomayor 9 2) Kyle Chambers 11
3) Kelly O’Day 12 4) Isaac Townsend 11
— St. Helena DNF 2
1) Chris Kewell 11 2) Danny Brink 12
3) Joey Brink 12 4) Thomas Montalbano 11
— University-SF DNF 2
1) Olly Goodman 12 2) Jon Schawrtz 11
3) Kyle Shin 9 4) Will Dolan 12
Boys 4×400 Meter Relay
Old Meet Record: South Fork 3:28.84* 1981
School Finals H# Points
1 Justin-Siena 3:28.28 2 10, Meet Record
1) Chris Bozzini 11 2) Liam Vlaming 12
3) Michael Katernak 4) Joshua Gibson 10
2 Lick Wilmerding 3:32.19 2 8
3 Fort Bragg 3:32.53 2 6, CMC leader
1) Carlos Portillo 12 2) Gabe Hernandez 11
3) Jacob Clarke 12 4) Pablo Narez
4 Urban-SF 3:34.07 2 4
1) D.J. Smith 11 2) Shane Bannon
3) James Powell 11 4) Walker Willett 12
5 St. Helena 3:36.51 2 2
1) Daniel Kuleto 11 2) Joey Brink 12
3) Matteo Abreu 12 4) Jack Preston 10
6 Stuart Hall 3:39.12 2 1
1) Sterling Kirk 12 2) Will Hackel 10
3) John Quinlan 10 4) Bosco Bapuopeleh 10
7 Middletown 3:41.02 2
1) Barrett Southern 11 2) Austin Benson 11
3) Nick Santos 11 4) Wyatt Hall
8 Marin Academy 3:42.36 1
9 College Prep 3:42.71 2
1) Darren Fletcher 12 2) Stephen Sloan 9
3) Ryan Corley 10 4) Justin Nathan 12
10 Making Waves Academy 3:43.40 1
11 Cloverdale 3:50.52 1
1) Colton Wasniak 2) Scott Ragan 12
3) Darin Marcucci 12 4) Roger Martinez 12
12 Berean Christian 3:50.63 1
1) Tobin Bolter 10 2) Riley Smith 11
3) Eric Windt 10 4) Tony Baltrons 12
Boys High Jump
Name Year School Finals Points
1 Marcus Armstrong-Brown 12 Justin-Siena 6-04.00 10
2 Taylor Walton 11 Branson 6-02.00 8
3 Drew Xandrine-Anderson 10 Stuart Hall 5-10.00 6
4 Ian Seevers 11 Upper Lake 5-08.00 4
5 John Broderick 11 Branson J5-08.00 2
6 Brian Freeman 12 CA School fo J5-08.00 1
7 Matteo Abreu 12 St. Helena J5-08.00
8 Benji Bapuopeleh 10 Stuart Hall 5-06.00
8 Jonah Rivera 10 Middletown 5-06.00
10 Will Smith 9 Willits 5-04.00
10 Jason Walker 9 Marin Academ 5-04.00
10 Ryan Dien Head Royce 5-04.00
13 Noah Banks 10 Livermore Va 5-02.00
13 Sean Kurnik 12 Berean Chris 5-02.00
13 Cole Jackson 10 Redwood Chri 5-02.00
13 Jonah Wilcox 11 Clear Lake 5-02.00
13 Eian Thomas 11 Marin Academ 5-02.00
13 Dominic Cheung 12 Stuart Hall 5-02.00
19 David Chadbourne 12 South Fork 5-00.00
Boys Pole Vault
Name Year School Finals Points
1 Joe Nasharr 12 Justin-Siena 11-06.00 10
2 Donny Mack 11 Fort Bragg J11-06.00 8
3 Craig Moore 12 Justin-Siena J11-06.00 6
4 Jacob Clarke 12 Fort Bragg J11-06.00 4
5 Ian Bertolini-Haley 11 Willits 11-00.00 2
6 Nick Bird 12 Branson 10-00.00 0.50
6 Max Sigerman 10 Branson 10-00.00 0.50
8 Cody Scully 12 Clear Lake 9-06.00
9 Brandon Douglas 11 Fort Bragg J9-06.00
10 Richard Riggs 12 Berean Chris 9-00.00
11 Nic Umbrello 12 Kelseyville J9-00.00
Boys Long Jump
Name Year School Finals Wind Points
1 Zuhuri Manley 12 Clear Lake 21-10.00 NWI 10
2 Gevon Taylor 12 Lick Wilmerd 20-11.50 NWI 8
3 Marcus Armstrong-Brown 12 Justin-Siena 20-08.25 NWI 6
4 Danny Brink 12 St. Helena 20-07.75 NWI 4
5 Alex Aquino 11 Justin-Siena 20-03.25 NWI 2
6 Drew Xandrine-Anderson 10 Stuart Hall 20-02.50 NWI 1
7 Melvin Brown 12 Emery 19-11.75 NWI
8 Arnulfo Vargas 12 Kelseyville 19-11.25 NWI
9 Elijah Lucy 10 Emery 19-07.75 NWI
10 Alexander Johanson 12 Marin Academ 19-05.50 NWI
11 Sean Kurnik 12 Berean Chris 19-04.25 NWI
12 Thomas Montalbano 11 St. Helena 18-04.75 NWI
13 Kaden Rowan 11 Fort Bragg 18-01.25 NWI
13 Chris Sterling 12 Cloverdale 18-01.25 NWI
15 Tule O’Rourke 11 Hoopa Valley 18-00.25 NWI
16 Tray’von Hicks 12 Stuart Hall 17-10.25 NWI
17 Lane Sotomayor 9 Ferndale 17-06.75 NWI
18 Jorge Chanure 12 Cloverdale 16-09.25 NWI
19 Sebastian Sheldon 9 Hoopa Valley 14-02.25 NWI
Boys Triple Jump
Name Year School Finals Wind Points
1 Drew Xandrine-Anderson 10 Stuart Hall 43-07.25 NWI 10
2 Zuhuri Manley 12 Clear Lake 43-02.00 NWI 8
3 Alexander Johanson 12 Marin Academ 42-09.00 NWI 6
4 Arnulfo Vargas 12 Kelseyville 41-05.25 NWI 4
5 Austin Benson 11 Middletown 41-04.00 NWI 2
6 Taylor Walton 11 Branson 39-11.00 NWI 1
7 Cole Jackson Emery 39-04.00 NWI
8 Joe Nasharr 12 Justin-Siena 39-03.50 NWI
9 Joseph Encinias Redwood Chri 39-02.50 NWI
10 Will Hackel 10 Stuart Hall 38-00.00 NWI
11 Jason Walker 9 Marin Academ 37-08.50 NWI
12 Nick Santos 11 Middletown 37-01.50 NWI
13 Jeremy Barker 12 Rincon Valle 36-09.75 NWI
14 Lane Sotomayor 9 Ferndale 36-06.50 NWI
15 Chris Sterling 12 Cloverdale 36-05.00 NWI
16 Litto Damonte 11 St. Helena 36-03.50 NWI
17 Jacob Riccio 11 Middletown 33-06.00 NWI
Boys Shot Put
Name Year School Finals Points
1 Brandon Weaver 12 Justin-Siena 49-11.00 10
2 Kyle Bonfigli 12 Middletown 43-09.00 8, CMC leader
3 Will Smith 9 Willits 42-09.50 6
4 Brad Beckwith 11 Middletown 42-04.50 4
5 Devin Wong 12 Fremont Chri 41-08.00 2
6 Stuart Moore 12 Justin-Siena 40-04.00 1
7 Luke Punzalan 12 Clear Lake J40-04.00
8 Nate Snodgrass 11 Middletown 38-05.50
9 Robeil Andebrhan 12 Stuart Hall 37-10.00
10 Litto Damonte 11 St. Helena 37-03.00
11 Cole Olson 12 Rincon Valle 36-10.50
12 Michael Teodecki 10 Hoopa Valley 36-10.00
13 Dawson Kislingbury Redwood Chri 36-03.00
14 Travis Perry 11 Hoopa Valley 36-00.50
15 Isaac Townsend 11 Ferndale 35-05.00
16 Call Westfall 11 Cloverdale 34-06.00
17 David Chadbourne 12 South Fork 32-00.00
18 Eian Thomas 11 Marin Academ 30-08.50
Boys Discus Throw
Name Year School Finals Points
1 Brandon Weaver 12 Justin-Siena 157-00 10
2 Harold Getz 12 University 133-03 8
3 Reed Monsen 12 Fort Bragg 131-00 6
4 Cole Olson 12 Rincon Valle 127-10 4
5 Jacob Clarke 12 Fort Bragg 124-08 2
6 Alex Antsiferov 10 CA School fo 121-11 1
7 Robeil Andebrhan 12 Stuart Hall 117-10
8 Will Smith 9 Willits 116-03
9 Brad Beckwith 11 Middletown 114-00
10 Anthony Melero 12 Kelseyville 113-03
11 Gabe Strong 11 Clear Lake 112-07
12 Christian Lopez 10 Justin-Siena 112-04
13 Andrew Rauch Lick Wilmerd 111-00
14 Liam Campbell 10 Stuart Hall 110-00
15 Devin Wong 12 Fremont Chri 109-04
16 Sam Tyrrell 11 Willits 109-00
17 Litto Damonte 11 St. Helena 108-09
18 Stuart Moore 12 Justin-Siena 107-07
19 Kyle Bonfigli 12 Middletown 106-08
20 Tyler Rockwell 12 Middletown 105-09
21 Albert Udom 11 Athenian 103-03
22 Michael Teodecki 10 Hoopa Valley 100-01
23 Travis Perry 11 Hoopa Valley 96-07
24 Brad Martin 9 Ferndale 87-10
Women – Team
1) Lick Wilmerding 70
2) Justin-Siena 68
3) Sonoma Academy 40
3) St. Helena 40
5) Branson 32
6) Berean Christian 26
6) College Prep 26
Cloverdale 24
9) International 20
9) Head Royce 20
11) Redwood Christian 18
12) Marin Academy 17
13) Mendocino 14
14) Holy Names 12
14) Hoopa Valley 12
16) Urban-SF 11
17) Fort Bragg 8
17) Kelseyville 8
19) Willits 6
19) Convent/Sacred 6
19) Southern Trinity 6
22) University-SF 4
22) Rincon Valley Christian 4
24) St Vincent 2
25) Livermore Valley Charter 1
25) Clear Lake 1
Men – Team
1 Justin-Siena SIEN 92
2 Lick Wilmerding LIWI 66
3 Stuart Hall STHL 45
4 Emery EMER 39
5 Fort Bragg FTBR 36
6 Sonoma Academy SOAC 32
7 Middletown MIDD 23
8 University-SF UNSF 22
9 St. Helena STHE 20
10 Clear Lake CLLA 18
11 Making Waves Academy MWAC 16
12 Branson BRAN 12
12 Athenian THAT 12
14 Urban-SF URBA 10
15 South Fork SOFO 9
16 Willits WILT 8
17 Marin Academy MAAC 6
18 Kelseyville KELS 5
19 Upper Lake UPLA 4
19 Rincon Valley Christian RIVA 4
21 Redwood Christian RWCH 3
22 CA School for the Deaf CASD 2
22 St Vincent STVI 2
22 Hoopa Valley HOVA 2
22 Fremont Christian School FRCR 2
22 Cloverdale CLDA 2
22 Berean Christian BECH 2
28 College Prep COPR 1
28 Head Royce HEAD 1
Monday, May 20, 2013
UW-La Crosse Men, Wartburg Women No. 1 in Final DIII Rankings
May 20, 2013
NEW ORLEANS – The UW-La Crosse men and the Wartburg women will enter this week’s NCAA Division III Championships — held in La Crosse, Wis., May 23-25 — as the favorites, according to the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) Division III National Team Rankings released Monday.
Accepted Entries: MEN | WOMEN
Entry Leaders: By Team | By Conference
National Ranking PDFs: Top 25 | Full by team | By Event
Week-by-Week PDFs: By Rank | By Team | All-Time
Rankings Central | National Championships Central
All-Division Collegiate Bests: Full PDF | Best Marks by Football Players
Indoor champion UW-La Crosse has put itself in position to go for the 2013 track & field sweep as the computer favorite over in-state rivals No. 2 UW-Oshkosh and No. 3 UW-Eau Claire, while the defending outdoor champion Wartburg women will simultaneously try to protect their crown and keep No. 2 UW-Oshkosh from completing a 2013 sweep of its own.
The National Team Computer Rankings are a projection of how teams could fare at the NCAA Outdoor Championships. An explanation of the rankings system can be found here.
UW-La Crosse Men In Position for the 2013 Track & Field Sweep
With 23 total qualifiers and a computer score of 244.81 in the rankings, the indoor champion UW-La Crosse men are the best in Division III in both categories, but they lead in-state rival No. 2 UW-Oshkosh by slim margins on both accounts.
The Titans will send 22 qualifiers to the NCAA Championships and have a team score of 218.11. Both squads are nearly identical in terms of both the quantity and quality of their entries. La Crosse features 16 top-10 entries, including top-ranked Isaac Vazquez in the long jump (also No. 2 in the triple jump) and the top 4×100 squad; in contrast Oshkosh will not field any No. 1 seeds but will send 17 top-10 student-athletes to compete. The key to victory may very well come down to how well these student-athletes from both teams can stay true to or improve upon their rankings.
La Crosse boasts the largest contingency of jumpers at seven, sprinters and hurdlers with six and middle-distance runners with three; while Oshkosh’s strength comes in the throws with a division-best 12 entries.
No. 3 UW-Eau Claire is a distant third in terms of qualifiers with 13, but are within striking distance in the computer rankings at 178.03. Of the Bluegolds’ 13 entries, 10 are seeded in scoring position within the top eight, including Thurgood Dennis, who is ranked No. 1 at both 100 and 200 meters and is set to run a leg of the top 4×400 team.
UW-Whitewater checked in No. 4 with 10 entries and a team score of 121.66, followed closely by Whitworth at No. 5 with 12 entries and a 120.67 team score.
No. 7 North Central (Ill.)’s six distance runners are the most in the division.
Wartburg Women in Position to Defend Title
The Wartburg women do not have the strength in qualifiers numbers, but they still find themselves atop the final rankings with a team score of 164.94 and 17 entries into the Division III Championships later this week, in position to defend their title from a season ago.
Rival No. 2 UW-Oshkosh has given the Knights a run for their money in each of the past two seasons, finishing runner-up a season ago, winning the title in 2011 and finishing runner-up the two season prior — including to Wartburg in 2009. Heading into the championships this season the Titans are fewer than 40 points back in the rankings at 126.81 and will send 13 entries.
The Titans aren’t the only Wisconsin team pushing for a title, as No. 3 UW-La Crosse is set to field a division-best 19 entries at the championships.
The difference between the three teams comes down to top-10 nationally ranked student-athletes. No. 1 Wartburg features the most with 12, including top-ranked shot putter Kayla Hemann; No. 2 Oshkosh will send seven, headlined by Christy Cazzola, the division leader at both 800 and 1500, and entered at 5000, where she was the indoor champion; and No. 3 La Crosse with five. This also means that La Crosse has the most to gain if its student-athletes have career days that boost them in the rankings.
La Crosse’s 10 sprints and hurdles entries are the most in the division, while Oshkosh’s six throwers is tied for the division lead with No. 16 Tufts, and its four middle distance runners is the most in the division outright.
Sitting just behind La Crosse at No. 4 is Illinois College with a score of 99.46 and six entries — four of which are standout Melissa Norville. She is ranked No. 1 in both the long and triple jumps, No. 3 in the 100 hurdles and No. 15 at 200 meters.
The battle for fifth is as tight as the competition for the top spot, with Wheaton (Mass.) leading a pack of 13 teams within 25 points in the rankings.
Calvin boasts the largest number of distance qualifiers with four. SUNY Cortland, Ramapo and Washington (Mo.) each qualified four jumpers to lead the division.
Biggest Jump (Men): 11 – No. 24 Carthage
Biggest Jump (Women): 21 – No. 18 Illinois Wesleyan
USTFCCCA NCAA DIVISION III
MEN’S OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD NATIONAL TEAM COMPUTER RANKINGS (TOP 25)
2013 Week #8 — May 20
next ranking: final ranking, NCAA Championships
Rank School Points Conference Head Coach (Yr) Last Week
1 UW-La Crosse 244.81 WIAC Josh Buchholtz (5th) 1
2 UW-Oshkosh 218.11 WIAC Eamon McKenna (1st) 2
3 UW-Eau Claire 178.03 WIAC Chip Schneider (11th) 3
4 UW-Whitewater 121.66 WIAC Mike Johnson (4th) 5
5 Whitworth 120.67 Northwest Toby Schwarz (17th) 4
6 Bates 110.27 NESCAC Al Fereshetian (18th) 6
7 North Central (Ill.) 92.33 CCIW Frank Gramarosso (3rd) 8
8 Augustana (Ill.) 84.69 CCIW Paul Olsen (44th) 12
9 Whittier 82.58 SCIAC Dave Hogan (6th) 7
10 SUNY Oneonta 77.90 SUNYAC Matt LoPiccolo (9th) 9
11 Central (Iowa) 71.99 IIAC Joe Dunham (5th) 10
12 UW-Platteville 66.41 WIAC Chris Rotzenberg (1st) 11
13 Haverford 66.28 Centennial Tom Donnelly (38th) 13
14 Greenville 58.38 SLIAC Brian Patton (19th) 16
15 Defiance 57.01 HCAC John Hartpence (6th) 18
16 Mount Union 54.44 OAC Kevin Lucas (3rd) 22
17 Calvin 50.91 MIAA Bret Otte (4th) 14
18 Tufts 50.46 NESCAC Ethan Barron (8th) 19
19 MIT 47.71 NEWMAC Halston Taylor (23rd) 25
20 Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 47.63 SCIAC Kendra Reimer (3rd) 17
21 Rowan 46.81 NJAC Bill Fritz (19th) 20
22 Wartburg 44.01 IIAC Marcus Newsom (15th) 21
23 Coast Guard 42.24 NEWMAC (0th) 29
24 Carthage 41.83 CCIW Brett Witt (8th) 35
25 Rutgers-Camden 39.31 NJAC Joe Puleo (10th) 27
dropped out: No. 15 Salisbury, No. 23 Baldwin-Wallace, No. 24 Wabash
Men’s Conference Index Top 10
Rank Conference Points Top 25 Teams
1 WIAC 885.32 5
2 NESCAC 247.63 2
3 CCIW 246.77 3
4 SCIAC 192.93 2
5 IIAC 161.47 2
6 SUNYAC 160.34 1
7 Northwest Conference 146.92 1
8 NJAC 138.56 2
9 OAC 136.42 1
10 Centennial 103.88 1
USTFCCCA NCAA DIVISION III
WOMEN’S OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD NATIONAL TEAM COMPUTER RANKINGS (TOP 25)
2013 Week #8 — May 20
next ranking: final ranking, NCAA Championships
Rank School Points Conference Head Coach (Yr) Last Week
1 Wartburg 164.94 IIAC Marcus Newsom (15th) 1
2 UW-Oshkosh 126.81 WIAC Ben Dorsey (1st)/Drew Ludtke (1st) 4
3 UW-La Crosse 103.23 WIAC Pat Healy (22nd) 2
4 Illinois College 99.46 Midwest Rachel Rohn (3rd) 3
5 Wheaton (Mass.) 86.12 NEWMAC Dave Cusano (2nd) 7
6 Buffalo State 84.74 SUNYAC Eugene Lewis (13th) 5
7 Rowan 84.61 NJAC Derick "Ringo” Adamson (6th) 11
8 UW-Whitewater 78.81 WIAC Mike Johnson (2nd) 19
9 Mount Union 77.38 OAC Kevin Lucas (3rd) 12
10 UW-Eau Claire 71.77 WIAC Chip Schneider (7th) 8
11 Ramapo 71.57 NJAC Mike Jackson (9th) 6
12 Johns Hopkins 69.58 Centennial Bobby Van Allen (14th) 10
13 St. Thomas (Minn.) 69.56 MIAC Joe Sweeney (33rd) 16
14 Williams 64.19 NESCAC Peter Farwell (15th)/Dick Farley (15th) 13
15 Washington (Mo.) 64.02 UAA Jeff Stiles (12th) 9
16 Tufts 62.87 NESCAC Kristen Morwick (13th) 14
17 MIT 59.94 NEWMAC Halston Taylor (6th) 27
18 Illinois Wesleyan 59.25 CCIW Chris Schumacher (16th) 39
19 George Fox 56.67 Northwest John Smith (7th) 15
20 Monmouth (Ill.) 56.52 Midwest Roger Haynes (13th) 24
21 Calvin 55.89 MIAA Bret Otte (4th) 22
22 Concordia Moorhead 54.85 MIAC Marv Roeske (18th) 20
23 Emory 53.31 UAA John Curtin (28th) 23
24 Birmingham-Southern 53.15 SAA Kenneth Cox (4th) 21
25 Amherst 51.99 NESCAC Cassie Funke-Harris (1st) 17
dropped out: No. 18 Cal Lutheran, No. 25 Ithaca
Women’s Conference Index Top 10
Rank Conference Points Top 25 Teams
1 WIAC 437.86 4
2 NEWMAC 235.62 2
3 NESCAC 223.76 3
4 IIAC 213.51 1
5 MIAC 204.47 2
6 Midwest Conference 178.17 2
7 SUNYAC 176.26 1
8 CCIW 174.30 1
9 UAA 165.22 2
10 NJAC 158.18 2
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