Tuesday, March 31, 2015

Matt Katnik (St. John Bosco HS, Bellflower) is the national high school leader in the shot put

Quadrangular,
Downey, CA,
March 4. 2015

SP: 1. Matt Katnik (Bosco, Bellflower) 68-9 (National high school leader)

He was second in the 2014 California State Meet shot put at 63-1.

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St. John Bosco HS
2015 Outdoor Season - 12th Grade

 
Shot Put - 16lb
165' 5.25V FMar 26St. John Bosco vs Serv...
 
Discus - 2kg
1159' 1.00V FMar 26St. John Bosco vs Serv...
 
St. John Bosco HS
2014 Outdoor Season - 11th Grade
Shot Put - 12lb
161' 11.50V FMar 14Trinity South Coast Cl...
2*62' 1.50V FMar 29Mt. Carmel Track Invit...
160' 1.75V FApr 5Stanford Invitational ...
2*64' 4.25I FApr 12Arcadia Invitational D...
2*65' 4.00Inv FApr 19Mt. SAC Relays - Day 2
358' 11.50V PMay 17CIF-SS Division 3 Prel...
162' 0.00V FMay 24CIF-SS Division 3 Fina...
164' 10.75V FMay 30CIF-SS Masters Meet
163' 1.00V PJun 6CIF State Championship...
264' 4.00V FJun 7CIF State Championship...
 
Discus - 1.6kg
5162' 6.50V FMar 14Trinity South Coast Cl...
5153' 8.00V FMar 29Mt. Carmel Track Invit...
3*168' 9.00V FApr 5Stanford Invitational ...
10162' 6.00Inv FApr 19Mt. SAC Relays - Day 2
2165' 0.00V PMay 17CIF-SS Division 3 Prel...
6154' 4.00V FMay 24CIF-SS Division 3 Fina...
 
St. John Bosco HS
2013 Outdoor Season - 10th Grade
Shot Put - 12lb
352' 6.50V FMar 2Eagle Invitational
452' 5.00V FMar 9Irvine Invitational - ...
1*53' 4.00V FMar 14SJ Bosco/Servite/Rosar...
252' 7.00V FMar 23Beach Cities Invitatio...
1*56' 0.00O FApr 6Arcadia Invitational
3*56' 7.00O FApr 6Arcadia Invitational
155' 6.50V FApr 11St. John Bosco vs Mate...
556' 0.75Inv FApr 20Mt. SAC Relays
1*58' 2.50V FMay 3Trinity League Finals
553' 6.00V FMay 11CIF-SS Division 3 Prel...
356' 7.25V FMay 18CIF-SS Division 3 Fina...
4*59' 0.25V FMay 24CIF-SS Masters Meet
1256' 9.75V PMay 31CIF State Championship...
1252' 5.50V FJun 1CIF State Championship...
 
Discus - 1.6kg
8135' 2.00V FMar 2Eagle Invitational
7*153' 11.00V FMar 9Irvine Invitational - ...
2134' 8.00V FMar 14SJ Bosco/Servite/Rosar...
7135' 11.00V FMar 23Beach Cities Invitatio...
4*157' 5.00V FApr 5Arcadia Invitational
11138' 9.00S FApr 20Mt. SAC Relays
3149' 7.00V FMay 3Trinity League Finals
24131' 10.00V FMay 11CIF-SS Division 3 Prel...
 
St. John Bosco HS
2012 Outdoor Season - 9th Grade
Shot Put - 12lb
345' 2.00V FMar 21St. John Bosco vs. Mat...
544' 0.74VSS FMar 24California Relays
1*49' 11.75FS FApr 26Trinity League Prelims
 
Shot Put - 10lb
447' 6.00FS FMar 3Eagle Invitational
146' 8.00FS FMar 10Cougar Classic
 
Discus - 1.6kg
689' 9.00FS FMar 3Eagle Invitational
1*108' 0.00FS FMar 10Cougar Classic
3*112' 4.00V FMar 21St. John Bosco vs. Mat...
1108' 9.00FS FApr 26Trinity League Prelims



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KINGSTON, Jamaica, March 14, 2015

Kingston, Jamaica, March 14, 2015

400: 1. Usain Bolt (Jamaica) 46.38

National Athletes of the Week Include First-Ever NJCAA DIII Winners

National Athletes of the Week Include First-Ever NJCAA DIII Winners

By Dennis Young, USTFCCCA
March 31, 2015   



NEW ORLEANS— Explosive performances at the Texas Relays and historically great Division II performances headlined the second National Athlete of the Week awards for the 2015 college outdoor season.
The U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) announced the awards on Tuesday.
Included in the honorees were the first ever National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Division III winners.
Ten winners this week; they were Michael Stigler of Kansas and Alex Gochenour of Arkansas for NCAA Division I; Hendrik Nungess of Texas A&M-Commerce and Emily Oren of Hillsdale for NCAA Division II; Tyler Bauer of Muhlenberg and Frances Loeb of Johns Hopkins for NCAA Division III; Jean Soutein and Danielle Riggins of Iowa Central for NJCAA Division I; and Walter Briggs of Delhi and Pam Watson of Rowan-Gloucester for NJCAA Division III.
Click each of the student-athletes’ names above or keep scrolling below to read about the exploits that made all eight worthy.
National Athlete of the Week is an award selected and presented by the USTFCCCA Communications Staff at the beginning of each week to eight (male and female for each of the three NCAA divisions, plus the NJCAA) collegiate track & field athletes.
Nominations are open to the public. Coaches and sports information directors are encouraged to nominate their student-athletes; as are student-athletes, their families and friends, and fans of their programs.
The award seeks to highlight not only the very best times, marks and scores on a week-to-week basis, but also performances that were significant on the national landscape and/or the latest in a series of strong outings. Quality of competition, suspenseful finishes and other factors will also play a role in the decision.

DIVISION I MEN – Michael Stigler, Kansas

Senior | Canyon, Texas
Stigler won the Texas Relays 400 hurdles in a world-leading time of 48.44 seconds, which would have made him one of the top ten performers in the world each of the last two years. That time carries a suitcase of superlatives: it’s a stadium, meet, and school record, the fastest NCAA regular-season time since 2011, and the eighth-fastest time ever run in March.
He absolutely dominated the hurdle final in Austin, beating UTSA’s Keyunta Hayes by over a second. The race must have brought Stigler ample relief–it was his first PR in the event since 2013, and with no long hurdles indoors, he spent the winter pursuing secondary events, including a 1:54 debut in the 800 meters. Stigler has been the runner-up at NCAAs in the 400 hurdles each of the last two years.
Honorable mentions: Shawn Barber, Akron and Trayvon Bromell, Baylor

DIVISION I WOMEN – Alex Gochenour, Arkansas

Junior | Missouri Valley, Iowa
Gochenour won the heptathlon at the Texas Relays with a score of 6027 points, which is the best NCAA regular-season score since Brianne Theisen’s 6353 in 2012. The junior set personal bests in the 200 (wind-aided), shot put, high jump (outdoor best), 100 hurdles, long jump (wind-aided)–that’s five out of seven events–en route to beating her old career best by more than 500 points. She missed Makeba Alcide’s school record by just 23 points. As our Kyle Terwillegar pointed out, she would have PRed even if she skipped the javelin, and probably would have cracked the college all-time top ten if she didn’t come about seven meters shy of her javelin PB.
Honorable mention: Quanesha Burks, Alabama and Irena Sediva, Virginia Tech

DIVISION II MEN – Hendrik Nungess, Texas A&M-Commerce

Sophomore | Heusenstamm, Germany
Another week, another nationally elite TAMU-Commerce throw. A week after his teammate Masoud Moghaddam was recognized for his exploits in the hammer, Nungess is the NAOW for having the best javelin throw at the Texas Relays. He launched the spear 73.24 meters (240-3); though he was competing in the "B" section, it would have won the "A" section, which contained several Division I first-team All-Americans.
That throw of 73.24 makes him the sixth-best college thrower at any level this year, and the fifth best javelin thrower in Division II history. It also breaks a Lone Star Conference record that had stood since 1988.
Honorable mention: Drew Windle, Ashland

DIVISION II WOMEN – Emily Oren, Hillsdale

Junior | Holland, Michigan
After impressive double national titles in the 3k/DMR indoors, Oren made history in her outdoor season debut. She smoked a mostly Division I field in the steeplechase at the Raleigh Relays in 10:04.79, winning by thirteen seconds. Oren is now the third fastest steeplechaser in DII history, and per Hillsdale, set the NC State facility record. It’s very, very early, but Oren has the fastest time by a collegian or an American in 2015, and the tenth fastest time in the world this year.
Honorable mention: Heavin Warner, Central Missouri

DIVISION III MEN – Tyler Bauer, Muhlenberg

Senior | Northampton, Pennsylvania
Competing at the Lafayette 7-Way Invitational, Bauer added his name to the Division III all-time top ten lists with a winning javelin throw of 68.64m (225-2) – a PR by more than three meters. It was his very first throw in a meet since finishing sixth at 2014 outdoor nationals, and it made him the tenth best performer in DIII history. Bauer broke a nineteen-year-old Centennial Conference record, is the DIII national leader, and currently sits seventeenth on the all-college list.
Honorable mention: Darren Centi, Redlands

DIVISION III WOMEN – Frances Loeb, Johns Hopkins

Senior | Wynnewood, Pennsylvania
Loeb covered 10,000 meters in 34:42.63 at the Raleigh Relays, good for the fastest DIII time and the ninth-fastest time by a collegian in 2015. Racing against mostly Division I and II competition, she broke a twelve-year-old Centennial Conference record by nearly a minute, and the Hopkins school record by over seventy-five seconds. Loeb did all that in her first 10k since 2013.
Honorable mention: Buffalo State 4×400

NJCAA DIVISION I MEN – Jean Soutein, Iowa Central

Freshman | Homestead, Florida
After taking just 22nd at indoor nationals and failing to break forty-eight seconds indoors, Soutein skipped the 47s and 48s entirely at Arkansas. He vanquished a mostly NCAA Division I field with a NJCAA-leading 400 time of 46.94 seconds–the tenth fastest by any collegian this year.
Honorable mention: Jahrod Henderson, Colby CC

NJCAA DIVISION I WOMEN – Danielle Riggins, Iowa Central

Freshman | Racine, Wisconsin
Competing at the Arkansas Spring Invitational, Riggins turned in an extremely impressive triple. She won the 200 in 23.65 seconds, took second in the 100 hurdles in 13.80, and ran a leg of the runner-up 46.12 4×100 meter relay. The open times are NJCAA national leaders, while the relay is currently the second fastest by a junior college in 2015.
Honorable mention: Gleneve Grange, New Mexico JC

NJCAA DIVISION III MEN – Walter Briggs, SUNY Delhi

Freshman | Kingston, New York
Briggs set the NJCAA DIII-leading mark in the 400 hurdles, beating the field at the Wagner Invitational by nearly two seconds. He covered the lap in 56.83 seconds, automatically qualifying himself for nationals.

NJCAA DIVISION III WOMEN – Pam Watson, Rowan College at Gloucester County

Freshman | Haddon Heights, New Jersey
Watson won the javelin at Widener’s Danny Curran meet with a division-leading toss of 40.62m (133-3). Though RCGC is DIII (say that ten times fast), Watson’s mark is actually the best by a women’s javelin thrower in the entire NJCAA this season, per TFRRS.



Sir Francis Drake HS, San Anselmo Track and Field History

Mr. Taylor's "all-time" list
of Drake athletes since 1978
THOSE ON THIS LIST DEFINE THE ATHLETIC FOR EVERYBODY ELSE WHO REACHED
AND RISKED, AND THOSE WHO ARE NOT ON THIS LIST, MAKE THIS LIST POSSIBLE. THE
SPORT, FROM THE 8TH CENTURY B.C. AND FORWARD, BELONGS TO ALL OF US.


Boys 1600 meters (4:30 & under)
Name YearTime
John Lawson 20134:11.58e
Clayton Hutchins20134:13.50e
Richie Boulet 19904:14.37e
Dan Caldwell 19814:22.2
Paul Dachauer 19874:24.1
Matt Saunders20144:25.60
Eric Lee 20044:26
Aaron Greenwald 19924:28.33e
Rory Kuykendall 20024:29.1
Ethan Ford 19884:29.6
Ron Symons 19844:30.0

Girls 1600 meters (5:30 & under)
NameYearTime
Katy Dykstra 19825:00.3
Lori Saia 19785:08.5r/d
Katelyn Calvelli 20045:13.75
Sophia Noto20145:15.74
Gigi Goeffrion 19795:15.9c/d
Theresa Martin 19795:15.9c
Ann Glenn 19995:18.2
Katie Bernarding 19975:20.1c
Jennie Kluse 19885:23.4
Nina Clark 19865:23r
Kristine Nowlain 20065:26.48e
Julia Saunders 20105:26.9
Julie Ziegler 19805:26.2c/r
Ann Hribar 19855:29.2c
Morgan Banks 20005:29.5r

Boys High jump (6' 1" & higher)
Name YearHeight
Jim O'Sullivan 19897' 1/4"
Brandon Johnson 20056' 4"
Jon Dykhuizen 19976' 4"
Greg James 19806' 4"
Pat Dykhuizen 20006' 2"
Darin Turner 19856' 2"
Jim Mayer 19816' 2"
David Crosse 20096' 2"

Girls High jump (5' & higher)
NameYearHeight
Sheehan Mitchell 20085' 5"
Brittany Bickel 20035' 4"
Kirsten Richardson 19875' 1"
Caroline Kelly 20035' 0"
Dory Weston 20005' 0"
Sophia Tolbert 20105' 0"

Boys 800 meters (2:02.0 and below)
NameYearTime
Eric Lee 20041:52.34e
Richie Boulet 19911:55.5
Bryce Adams 20031:56.13e
Carroll Oliver 20101:56.32e
Jack Lagomarsino 20071:58.26e
 John Lawson 2013 1:57.04
 Brody Barkan 2014  1:57r
John Kilty 19791:58.6
 Clayton Hutchins 2013 1:59.4 
Patrick Murphy 20021:59.76
Jess Taylor 19792:00.5
Thomas Oliver 20082:00.4
Erik Foehr 19862:00.6
Dan Caldwell 19812:00.0r
Ethan Ford 19882:01.4 c/d
Parker Sims 20012:01.65
Mike Fulton 19812:01.7
Zack Clemons 20072:02r

Girls 800 meters (2:25 & under)
NameYearTime
Morgan Banks 20002:09.1
Katie Bernarding 19972:13.43e
Lori Saia 19782:13.6c
Katy Dykstra 19812:15.6r
Lisa Vukicevich 19782:19.2c
Michelle Kreuter 19802:19.8
Bianca Doerschlag 20112:21.30e
Gigi Geoffrion 19792:21.7
Jana Zmek 20052:24.6r
Katelyn Calvelli 20052:22.4e
Jenny Baumsteiger 19792:22.4
Gina Connell 19862:23.1
Ann Hribar 19832:23.5
Kathryn Hutchins 20092:23.51e
Theresa Martin 19812:24.1c/r
Beth McDermott 19822:24.1c/r
Kathryn Hutchins 20102:24.45e
Marina Edler 19882:24.4
Kristine Nowlain 20072:26.19e

Boys 400 meters (51.9 & under)
NameYearTime
Jerry Zieff 198349.4
Eric Lee 200449.3r
Alex Pearlstone 200449.4br
Dan Cunha 199849.7
Bryce Adams 200349.7r
Erik Sherwood 198549.8r/d
Carroll Oliver 201149.9r
Thomas Oliver 200850.0r
Devon Hallinan 2013 50.2e 
James Pearlstone 200950.5e
Devon Hallinan 201449.6r
Bryce Adams 200250.6
Ross MacAusland 201150.6r
Zack Clemons 200750.7r
Mike Tompkins 198451.2
Dan Scholnick 198551.2
Mark Foehr 198851.2r
Darin Turner 198551.2r
Cody Cunnington 200951.3r
Austin Wilson 200851.3
James Pearlstone 200851.2r
Louie Bartolini 200851.5r
Jack Lagomarsino 200751.7r
Steve Chinn 198851.8
David Crosse 200951.86
Ethan Ford 198851.6r
Clint Austin 200151.6r
Justin Badler 200151.9r

Girls 400 meters (60.0 and under)
NameYearTime
Karen Brown 198455.7r
Morgan Banks 200257.46e
Jenny Baumsteiger 197856.8r
Lori Saia 197856.8r
Jenny Davison 198057.3r
Zan Narr 199558.45e
Marian Coote 198758.3
Lisa Vukicevich 197858.4r
Michelle Kreuter 198059.1
Katy Dykstra 198159.1r
Beth McDermott 198159.1r
Zoe Fritz 201059.5e
Gretchen Sweigert 198659.4r
Katie Bernarding 199659.6r
Lily Stander201459.8r
Lisa DiVito 198059.8r
Allison Banks 198960.0r
Tessa Hulls 200260.1
Delaney Serfling 200260.35e
Lily Stander 201260.2 r
Bianca Doerschlag201160.2r

Boys 3200 meters (10:00 and under)
Name YearTime
John Lawson20138:58.19e
Clayton Hutchins20139:17.55e
Richie Boulet 19919:23.7
Rory Kuykendall 20029:24.57
John Ball 19809:23.3
Will Baker-Robinson20129:29.98 e
Paul Dachauer 19879:32.6
Rick Dillon 19819:39.5c
Dan Caldwell 19819:45.4c/d
Ron Symons 19849:46.0c
Mike Ginsberg 19799:48.4c
Matt Wilkinson 19839:50.0
Ethan Ford 19889:56.0
Jess Taylor 19809:57.0
Patrick Moore 200810:00.7

Girls 3200 meters (11:59 and under)
Name YearTime
Katelyn Calvelli 200410:49.54e
Ann Glenn 199911:03.7
 Sophia Noto201411:15.70
Theresa Martin 198111:24.7c
Katy Dykstra 198011:25.9c/d
Nina Clark 198611:27.5
Gigi Geoffrion 198011:55c/d
Jenny Eckert 199211:55.5
Tina Thoennes 198611:57
Julie Zeigler 198011:57c

Boys 300 meter Intermediate Hurdles (42.0 and under)
NameYearTime
Austin Wilson 200839.2
Mark Foehr 198839.5
Ari Runanin-Telle 2013  40.70e 
Darin Turner 198441.0
Zack Winingham 200541.54e
Gareth Engler 198641.6
Zephyr Forest 201041.5
Bryce Adams 200241.83e
Nate Anderson 200342.02e

Girls 300 meter Low Hurdles (50.0 and under)
NameYearTime
Karen Brown 198442.65
Angela Driller 198345.7
Tessa Hulls 200246.76
Marina Edler 199147.5
Julie Zeigler 198148.7
Mari Nakagawa 201149.01e
Whitney Lieb 199849.1
Sarah Anderson 199349.1
Amy Kohlbrenner 201449.49
Camila Flowerman 201049.57e
Barbara Moretto 201049.86e

Boys 200 meters (22.9 and under)
NameYearTime
Alex Pearlstone 200521.41e
Jerry Zieff 198421.98
Josh Fuchs 200522.1w
Ross MacAusland201222.72 e
James Pearlstone 200822.59
Erik Sherwood 198522.7d
Brian Jenkins 198322.7
Dan Cunha 199822.7
Louie Bartolini 200722.83e w

Girls 200 meters (26.8 and under)
NameYearTime
Samantha Gilbert 201325.72e
Karen Brown 198425.7d
Zoe Fritz 200726.0
Casey Smith 200526.38e
Marian Coote 198726.1
Tessa Hulls 200226.5
Kira Plagge 198726.6
Zan Narr 199526.6
Morgan Banks 200126.6
Jenny Davison 198026.7
Alex Sonett 201126.94e
Beth McDermott 198126.8
Jenny Baumsteiger 197926.8
Lisa DiVito 197926.8
Delaney Serfling 200226.8

Boys 100 meters (11.1 and under)
NameYearTime
Alex Pearlstone 200410.70e
Josh Fuchs 200610.90
Jerry Zieff 198410.9
Ross MacAusland 201211.21 e
James Pearlstone 200811.21
Louie Bartolini 200711.13e w
Brian Jenkins 198310.9w
Erik Sherwood 198511.0d
Brandon Johnson 200511.0 ht
Patrick Dykhuizen 200011.3 h/w

Girls 100 meters (12.8 and under)
Name YearTime
Kira Plagge 198712.2w
Reiko Toriumi 199812.2w
Marian Coote 198712.4
Karen Brown 198412.6
Samantha Gilbert201412.67
Jenny Davison 198012.7d
Alex Sonett 201112.85e
Zoe Fritz 200712.8
Beth McDermott 198112.8
Morgan Banks 200112.8

Boys 110 yard High Hurdles (16.0 and under)
NameYearTime
Bernard Turgeon 198215.1
Zack Winingham 200515.44e
 Ari Runanin-Telle 2013 15.40e
Austin Wilson 200715.53e
Jacob Miller-Vasquez 200915.67e
Daren Turner 198515.6d
Gareth Engler 198715.6
Mark Foehr 198715.7w

Girls 100 meter Low/High Hurdles (16.0/17.0 and under)
Name YearTime
Karen Brown 198414.3 low
Angela Driller 198315.1 low
Britt Bickel 200715.77e high
Jennifer Sartorio 200715.87e high
Kirsten Richardson198715.5 low
Marina Edler 199115.7w low
Camila Flowerman 201016.23e high
Tessa Hulls 200216.06 high
Whitney Lieb 199816.7 high

Boys Triple Jump (42' and beyond)
NameYearDistance
Sean Williams 1993 46' 5"
Greg James 1980 44' 8.5"
Jacob Miller-Vasquez 2009 43' 9.25"
Ben Minor 1988 43' 8.5"
Josh Kuhn 1996 43' 6"
Jon Dykhuizen 1997 42' 10"
Darin Turner 1985 42' 8.5"
Danny Sexton 2003 42' 3"
Eric Lee 2003 42' 2"

Girls Triple jump (32' and beyond)
NameYearDistance
Sheehan Mitchell 2008 36' 1"
Jennifer Sartorio 2007 35' 1"
Brittany Bickel 2006 34' 9 3/4"
Angela Driller 1984 33' 8.5"
Lizzy Baumsteiger 2009 33' 6.5"
Marina Edler 1990 32'

Boys Long Jump (21' 5" and beyond)
NameYearDistance
Alex Pearlstone 2005 23' 10.25"
Brandon Johnson 2005 22' 9"
Sean Williams 1993 22' 8.5"
Jerry Zief 1984 22' 6"
Alex Pearlstone 2004 22' 1"
Louie Bartolini 2007 21' 6 1/2"

Girls Long Jump (16' and beyond)
NameYearDistance
Brittany Bickel 200618' 1 3/4"
Allison Banks 198917' 5"
Gretchen Sweigart 198617' 4"
Tessa Hulls 200116' 8"
Sheehan Mitchell 200816' 4 1/2"
Marina Edler 199016' 1"
Julie Zeigler 198116' 1"
Angela Driller 198316' 0"

Boys Pole Vault (11' 6" and beyond)
NameYearHeight
Cody Cunnington 2009 15' 11"
Ben Minor 1988 14'
Jon Marksbury 1979 13' 2"d
Ben Pope 2005 12' 6"
Andrew Hagen 2001 12' 6"
Devin Neal 2002 12' 6"
Bob Foehr 1998 12'
Dan Brubarker 1994 12'
Peter Hopkins 2000 12'
Dan Ferrando 1983 11' 6"
Steve Chinn 1986 11' 6"
Jesse Kuhn 1992 11' 6"

Girls Pole Vault (9' and beyond)
NameYearHeight
Savannah Michels 201410'
 India Neville  2013 9' 6"
Sarah Sheviakov 19999'
Sydney Wallach 20099'

Boys Shot Put (50' and beyond)
NameYearDistance
David Halusic 199751' 10"
Mark Piambo 199051' 4"
John Finsterbusch 198750'

Girls Shot Put (30' and beyond)
NameYearDistance
Zoe Davis 201138' 2"
Kayley Weber 201134' 5"
Kelsie Nimetz 201033' 1 1/4"
Jenny Foote 200332' 9"
Jordan Burdick 200831' 3 1/2"
Sarah Romeo 200831' 1"
Rose Madden 199330' 10"
Sophia Stuart 201230' 8"
Karen Winieck 198930' 1"
Alanna Hamilton201130'

Boys Discus (135' and beyond)
Name YearDistance
Mark Piambo 1990153'
Brian Robles 1983150'
Luke McCann 1999142' 10"
Gab DeLaTorre 1993140' 1"
Ryan Shaw 2007138' 7 1/2"
Erik Rogne 2012137' 8"
Scott Fraser 2000135' 8"
Chris Robles 1988137'
Ryan MacAusland 2009134' 8"

Girls Discus (100' and beyond)
NameYearDistance
Jennie Foote 2002117' 1"
Zoe Davis 2011110' 8"
Teresa Simi 1985104' 8.5"
Monica Preston 1981101' 5"
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