What a day
By Jim Crowhurst
The North Coast Section 1A Track Championships had everything Saturday at Montgomery High School, including total joy, utter disappointment, redemption and grace galore, and that was just Fort Bragg’s Caleb Cunha‘s day.
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Tuesday, May 24, 2011
Pre-NCAA Rankings: Storylines Plentiful with D-II Outdoor Championships at Stanislaus State on Horizon
May 23, 2011
NEW ORLEANS – The U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) announces the association’s week eight, pre-NCAA Championships National Team Computer Rankings for the 2011 outdoor track & field season in NCAA Division II. Once again, Abilene Christian's men and Grand Valley State's women head the team rankings heading into the NCAA Division II Championships. Rankings for this week were compiled using data from only those who declared and were accepted into the championships' field.
The NCAA Division II Outdoor Track & Field Championships will take place Thursday thru Saturday, May 26-28, in Turlock, Calif., home to Cal State Stanislaus. NCAA.com will air live coverage.
MEN
No. 1 Abilene Christian heads into the NCAA Championships with a balanced squad of 16 entries, consisting of five in the sprint/hurdle group, four in the jumps, four in the throws, two in distance events, and one relay. Among ACU’s top entries is senior Desmond Jackson who holds the No. 1 seed in both the 100 and 200 meters. Senior Amos Sang holds the No. 1 seed in the 10k and second seed in the 5000. Senior Nick Jones is the top-ranked discus thrower and is ranked third in the shot put. And, the Wildcats have the top time of the Division II season in the 4x100 (39.80). ACU, national outdoor runner-up in 2010, was the surprise champs of the NCAA Indoor Championships and have won the national outdoor championships in seven of the last nine years, but the last two have been won by No. 3 Saint Augustine’s.
At No. 2 is Lincoln (Mo.) who finished fifth at the national outdoor meet a year ago. Lincoln has a total of 13 entries at the national meet and is tied with Saint Augustine’s in a having a meet-best 11 sprint/hurdle entries. The Blue Tigers also have both relays at their disposal. Kimour Bruce and Mandela Clifford have top-three seeds in the 100 meters while Roxroy Cato and Steve Banton hold the same status in the 400 hurdles. A multi-time national indoor championship team, Lincoln is in search of their first outdoor national crown.
Two-time defending champs No. 3 Saint Augustine’s will bring the same brand of the team that has carried the Falcons in past NCAA Championships. With a meet-high 17 total entries, the Falcons will be contenders as they are armed with 11 sprint/hurdle entries, both relays, and four entries in the jumps. Junior Jason Boyd is the top seed in the 110 hurdles and the Falcons have the top-ranked 4x400 squad (3:07.70).
Distance heavy, fourth-ranked Adams State will hope to pile up points with a meet-high 10 entries in middle-distance and distance events. The three-time defending NCAA cross country team champs placed fourth in last year’s outdoor meet and the squad is leading the USTFCCCA’s Program of the Year standings, positioned to win the award for the third-straight academic year.
WOMEN
Top-ranked Grand Valley State will look to repeat their accomplishment from the 2011 indoor season – win an NCAA team title for the first time. GVSU, winners of the 2010 NCAA cross country and 2011 NCAA indoor track & field national crowns, hopes to sweep the board with an outdoor crown. The Lakers have been a strong top-ranked team since the preseason, and, with a meet-high 25 entries, GVSU will have a good chance of backing up the claims. GVSU has a meet-high 14 entries in the middle- and long-distance events to go with a tied-meet-high seven entries in throwing events. The Lakers have top-ranked entries in the 1500 meters (Katherine McCarthy) and hammer throw (Liz Murphy). GVSU has five entries in the steeplechase, four in the 1500 meters, three in 5000 meters, and three in the pole vault and hammer throw – among others.
No. 2 Lincoln (Mo.), national team champs of six of the last eight NCAA Outdoor Championships, is sticking to their bread-and-butter with a meet-high 13 entries in the sprint and hurdle events. With 17 total entries, including two in the jumps, Lincoln has the second-most among all squads. Lincoln will have several stars to watch, including junior Judith Riley who leads the 100-meter seeds and is the seventh seed in the 200. Senior Nyoka Cole is the No. 1 seed in the 200 and sixth in the 100. Lincoln holds the top two seeds in the 400 hurdles with Keniesha Jones and sophomore Michelle Cumberbatch.
Junior Indira Spence, entered in three events as the No. 2 seed in each, gives a lift to the chances of No. 3 Adams State. Spence, who will appear in the 100, 200, 100 hurdles, and 4x100, gives the Grizzlies a chance to improve upon their eighth-place finish a year ago. Adams State, who finished third nationally in the fall in cross country and third at the national indoor meet, stands second in the Program of the Year standings. Adams State also has the top-seed in the steeple with senior Cassie Mitchell who has clocked 10:24.29 this season.
For No. 4 Central Missouri, junior Lindsay Lettow will be all over the stadium this weekend. Entered in five events, which includes the heptathlon, Lettow will participate in no-less than 11 disciplines over the three days. As the No. 1 seed in the heptathlon, Lettow has amassed 5,610 points as the divisional leader and will also be entered in the open 100 hurdles, 400 hurdles, high jump, and long jump. In total, the Jennies will have four in the heptathlon and thrower Kayla Muyskens will compete in the shot put, discus, and hammer. Central Missouri’s all-time best finish at the NCAA outdoor championships came in 1986 and 2005 at No. 11.
USTFCCCA
NCAA Division II
Men's Outdoor Track & Field National Team Computer Rankings
2011 Week #8 - May 23, Pre-NCAA
next ranking: FINAL, NCAA Championship results
Rank
School
Points
Last Week
1
Abilene Christian
242.30
1
2
Lincoln (Mo.)
180.67
2
3
Saint Augustine's
169.72
3
4
Adams State
155.42
5
5
Johnson C. Smith
145.80
6
6
Western State
142.17
4
7
Central Missouri
120.66
7
8
Ashland
115.66
8
9
Angelo State
110.08
9
10
Emporia State
82.72
10
11
Cal State LA
81.49
15
12
Southern Connecticut
74.03
14
13
Lake Erie
73.86
17
14
Texas A&M-Kingsville
73.46
11
15
Neb.-Kearney
72.62
12
16
Grand Valley State
72.34
13
17
Alaska Anchorage
67.09
16
18
UMass Lowell
62.27
18
19
Pittsburg State
60.70
23
20
Findlay
59.80
19
21
MSU Moorhead
54.20
21
22
Western Washington
51.95
22
23
Shippensburg
51.24
20
24
American International
46.99
27
25
Fort Hays State
46.46
25
dropped out: No. 24 Indianapolis
Men's Conference Index Top 10
Rank
Conference
Points
Top 25 Teams
1
MIAA
540.57
5
2
RMAC
461.28
3
3
Lone Star
457.15
3
4
GLIAC
404.01
4
5
CIAA
353.26
2
6
PSAC
238.74
1
7
Northeast-10
205.83
3
8
CCAA
167.22
1
9
NSIC
161.21
1
10
GNAC
137.04
2
USTFCCCA
NCAA Division II
Women's Outdoor Track & Field National Team Computer Rankings
2011 Week #8 - May 23, Pre-NCAA
next ranking: FINAL, NCAA Championship results
Rank
School
Points
Last Week
1
Grand Valley State
325.05
1
2
Lincoln (Mo.)
229.39
2
3
Adams State
190.77
3
4
Central Missouri
135.75
4
5
UC San Diego
123.19
6
6
Johnson C. Smith
119.41
5
7
Ashland
104.93
7
8
Seattle Pacific
87.03
8
9
Western State
83.85
9
10
Pittsburg State
77.09
10
11
Western Washington
75.76
11
12
New Mexico Highlands
70.95
12
13
Augustana (S.D.)
65.57
13
14
Shippensburg
63.68
14
15
Cal State Dominguez Hills
63.24
16
16
Saint Augustine's
60.79
17
17
Abilene Christian
59.52
19
18
Winona State
58.38
15
19
Slippery Rock
57.55
18
20
Fort Valley State
54.15
20
21
Nova Southeastern
51.99
21
22
Virginia State
49.60
23
23
Chico State
49.21
22
24
Cal State LA
47.34
24
25
Findlay
46.77
25
dropped out: none
Women's Conference Index Top 10
Rank
Conference
Points
Top 25 Teams
1
MIAA
595.23
3
2
GLIAC
546.28
3
3
RMAC
431.65
3
4
CCAA
321.43
4
5
GNAC
242.18
2
6
CIAA
237.08
3
7
NSIC
233.33
2
8
PSAC
214.29
2
9
Lone Star
191.94
1
10
SIAC
110.61
1
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Tom Lewis
U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association
Communications Manager
1100 Poydras St., Suite 1750
New Orleans, LA 70163
(O) 504-599-8904 (F) 504-599-8909
Email: tom@ustfccca.org
Follow Us: twitter.com/USTFCCCA
NEW ORLEANS – The U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) announces the association’s week eight, pre-NCAA Championships National Team Computer Rankings for the 2011 outdoor track & field season in NCAA Division II. Once again, Abilene Christian's men and Grand Valley State's women head the team rankings heading into the NCAA Division II Championships. Rankings for this week were compiled using data from only those who declared and were accepted into the championships' field.
The NCAA Division II Outdoor Track & Field Championships will take place Thursday thru Saturday, May 26-28, in Turlock, Calif., home to Cal State Stanislaus. NCAA.com will air live coverage.
MEN
No. 1 Abilene Christian heads into the NCAA Championships with a balanced squad of 16 entries, consisting of five in the sprint/hurdle group, four in the jumps, four in the throws, two in distance events, and one relay. Among ACU’s top entries is senior Desmond Jackson who holds the No. 1 seed in both the 100 and 200 meters. Senior Amos Sang holds the No. 1 seed in the 10k and second seed in the 5000. Senior Nick Jones is the top-ranked discus thrower and is ranked third in the shot put. And, the Wildcats have the top time of the Division II season in the 4x100 (39.80). ACU, national outdoor runner-up in 2010, was the surprise champs of the NCAA Indoor Championships and have won the national outdoor championships in seven of the last nine years, but the last two have been won by No. 3 Saint Augustine’s.
At No. 2 is Lincoln (Mo.) who finished fifth at the national outdoor meet a year ago. Lincoln has a total of 13 entries at the national meet and is tied with Saint Augustine’s in a having a meet-best 11 sprint/hurdle entries. The Blue Tigers also have both relays at their disposal. Kimour Bruce and Mandela Clifford have top-three seeds in the 100 meters while Roxroy Cato and Steve Banton hold the same status in the 400 hurdles. A multi-time national indoor championship team, Lincoln is in search of their first outdoor national crown.
Two-time defending champs No. 3 Saint Augustine’s will bring the same brand of the team that has carried the Falcons in past NCAA Championships. With a meet-high 17 total entries, the Falcons will be contenders as they are armed with 11 sprint/hurdle entries, both relays, and four entries in the jumps. Junior Jason Boyd is the top seed in the 110 hurdles and the Falcons have the top-ranked 4x400 squad (3:07.70).
Distance heavy, fourth-ranked Adams State will hope to pile up points with a meet-high 10 entries in middle-distance and distance events. The three-time defending NCAA cross country team champs placed fourth in last year’s outdoor meet and the squad is leading the USTFCCCA’s Program of the Year standings, positioned to win the award for the third-straight academic year.
WOMEN
Top-ranked Grand Valley State will look to repeat their accomplishment from the 2011 indoor season – win an NCAA team title for the first time. GVSU, winners of the 2010 NCAA cross country and 2011 NCAA indoor track & field national crowns, hopes to sweep the board with an outdoor crown. The Lakers have been a strong top-ranked team since the preseason, and, with a meet-high 25 entries, GVSU will have a good chance of backing up the claims. GVSU has a meet-high 14 entries in the middle- and long-distance events to go with a tied-meet-high seven entries in throwing events. The Lakers have top-ranked entries in the 1500 meters (Katherine McCarthy) and hammer throw (Liz Murphy). GVSU has five entries in the steeplechase, four in the 1500 meters, three in 5000 meters, and three in the pole vault and hammer throw – among others.
No. 2 Lincoln (Mo.), national team champs of six of the last eight NCAA Outdoor Championships, is sticking to their bread-and-butter with a meet-high 13 entries in the sprint and hurdle events. With 17 total entries, including two in the jumps, Lincoln has the second-most among all squads. Lincoln will have several stars to watch, including junior Judith Riley who leads the 100-meter seeds and is the seventh seed in the 200. Senior Nyoka Cole is the No. 1 seed in the 200 and sixth in the 100. Lincoln holds the top two seeds in the 400 hurdles with Keniesha Jones and sophomore Michelle Cumberbatch.
Junior Indira Spence, entered in three events as the No. 2 seed in each, gives a lift to the chances of No. 3 Adams State. Spence, who will appear in the 100, 200, 100 hurdles, and 4x100, gives the Grizzlies a chance to improve upon their eighth-place finish a year ago. Adams State, who finished third nationally in the fall in cross country and third at the national indoor meet, stands second in the Program of the Year standings. Adams State also has the top-seed in the steeple with senior Cassie Mitchell who has clocked 10:24.29 this season.
For No. 4 Central Missouri, junior Lindsay Lettow will be all over the stadium this weekend. Entered in five events, which includes the heptathlon, Lettow will participate in no-less than 11 disciplines over the three days. As the No. 1 seed in the heptathlon, Lettow has amassed 5,610 points as the divisional leader and will also be entered in the open 100 hurdles, 400 hurdles, high jump, and long jump. In total, the Jennies will have four in the heptathlon and thrower Kayla Muyskens will compete in the shot put, discus, and hammer. Central Missouri’s all-time best finish at the NCAA outdoor championships came in 1986 and 2005 at No. 11.
USTFCCCA
NCAA Division II
Men's Outdoor Track & Field National Team Computer Rankings
2011 Week #8 - May 23, Pre-NCAA
next ranking: FINAL, NCAA Championship results
Rank
School
Points
Last Week
1
Abilene Christian
242.30
1
2
Lincoln (Mo.)
180.67
2
3
Saint Augustine's
169.72
3
4
Adams State
155.42
5
5
Johnson C. Smith
145.80
6
6
Western State
142.17
4
7
Central Missouri
120.66
7
8
Ashland
115.66
8
9
Angelo State
110.08
9
10
Emporia State
82.72
10
11
Cal State LA
81.49
15
12
Southern Connecticut
74.03
14
13
Lake Erie
73.86
17
14
Texas A&M-Kingsville
73.46
11
15
Neb.-Kearney
72.62
12
16
Grand Valley State
72.34
13
17
Alaska Anchorage
67.09
16
18
UMass Lowell
62.27
18
19
Pittsburg State
60.70
23
20
Findlay
59.80
19
21
MSU Moorhead
54.20
21
22
Western Washington
51.95
22
23
Shippensburg
51.24
20
24
American International
46.99
27
25
Fort Hays State
46.46
25
dropped out: No. 24 Indianapolis
Men's Conference Index Top 10
Rank
Conference
Points
Top 25 Teams
1
MIAA
540.57
5
2
RMAC
461.28
3
3
Lone Star
457.15
3
4
GLIAC
404.01
4
5
CIAA
353.26
2
6
PSAC
238.74
1
7
Northeast-10
205.83
3
8
CCAA
167.22
1
9
NSIC
161.21
1
10
GNAC
137.04
2
USTFCCCA
NCAA Division II
Women's Outdoor Track & Field National Team Computer Rankings
2011 Week #8 - May 23, Pre-NCAA
next ranking: FINAL, NCAA Championship results
Rank
School
Points
Last Week
1
Grand Valley State
325.05
1
2
Lincoln (Mo.)
229.39
2
3
Adams State
190.77
3
4
Central Missouri
135.75
4
5
UC San Diego
123.19
6
6
Johnson C. Smith
119.41
5
7
Ashland
104.93
7
8
Seattle Pacific
87.03
8
9
Western State
83.85
9
10
Pittsburg State
77.09
10
11
Western Washington
75.76
11
12
New Mexico Highlands
70.95
12
13
Augustana (S.D.)
65.57
13
14
Shippensburg
63.68
14
15
Cal State Dominguez Hills
63.24
16
16
Saint Augustine's
60.79
17
17
Abilene Christian
59.52
19
18
Winona State
58.38
15
19
Slippery Rock
57.55
18
20
Fort Valley State
54.15
20
21
Nova Southeastern
51.99
21
22
Virginia State
49.60
23
23
Chico State
49.21
22
24
Cal State LA
47.34
24
25
Findlay
46.77
25
dropped out: none
Women's Conference Index Top 10
Rank
Conference
Points
Top 25 Teams
1
MIAA
595.23
3
2
GLIAC
546.28
3
3
RMAC
431.65
3
4
CCAA
321.43
4
5
GNAC
242.18
2
6
CIAA
237.08
3
7
NSIC
233.33
2
8
PSAC
214.29
2
9
Lone Star
191.94
1
10
SIAC
110.61
1
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Tom Lewis
U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association
Communications Manager
1100 Poydras St., Suite 1750
New Orleans, LA 70163
(O) 504-599-8904 (F) 504-599-8909
Email: tom@ustfccca.org
Follow Us: twitter.com/USTFCCCA
Sunday, May 22, 2011
Women’s Division II Region Outdoor Award Winners Released
May 20, 2011
NEW ORLEANS -- The U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) announced on Friday winners of regional awards for the 2011 NCAA Division II Outdoor Track & Field season. As selected by coaches in the respective regions, sixteen female student-athletes earned awards as a track or field Athlete of the Year while 16 USTFCCCA members earned plaudits as a coach or assistant coach of a women’s team.
Most of the award winners will participate in the NCAA Division II Outdoor Track & Field Championships to be held next weekend, May 26-28, in Turlock, Calif. Cal State Stanislaus will serve as host on at their home Al Brenda Track at Warrior Stadium.
2011 NCAA Division II Outdoor Track & Field – Region Award Winners
Women's Track Athlete of the Year
ATLANTIC REGION - Neely Spence - Shippensburg
The junior from Shippensburg, Pa., set a new NCAA Division II all-time best in the 5,000 meters with a time of 15:33.83. Spence won PSAC Championships in the 1,500 meters, 3,000 meters, and 5,000 meters to score 30 team points. Spence will focus her efforts on the 5,000 meters at next weekend’s NCAA Division II Outdoor Track & Field Championships, in which she has the top-ranked entering time.
CENTRAL REGION - Kristi Buerkle - Bemidji State
Buerkle has the fourth-fastest entering time in the 400 meters heading into this weekend’s NCAA Division II Championships, an automatic-qualifying time of 54.66. Buerkle won the 200 meters and 400 meters at the NSIC Championships and ran on the school’s second-place 4x400-meter relay and fourth-place 4x100-meter relay. She is a senior from Stacy, Minn.
EAST REGION - Shannon Gagne - New Haven
Gagne has national top-ten performances this season in the 200 meters and 400 meters, and she is the 2011 Northeast-10 Conference champion in the 100 meters, 200 meters, and as a member of New Haven’s 4x100-meter relay. A senior from Meriden, Conn., Gagne will compete in both the 200 meters and the 400 meters at this weekend’s NCAA Division II Championships.
MIDWEST REGION - Monica Kinney - Grand Valley State
Kinney, a junior, capped a strong regular season with a GLIAC championship in the 1,500 meters. Earlier in the season, she recorded the second-fastest times in NCAA Division II in both the 1,500 meters and the 5,000 meters, and she will compete in both events at this weekend’s NCAA Division II Outdoor Track & Field Championships. Kinney is from Walker, Mich.
SOUTH REGION - Camille Clemmons-James - Benedict
Clemmons-James, a junior from Columbia, S.C., captured three school records during the 2011 regular season, rewriting the school bests for 100 meters, 200 meters, and 400 meters. Her time in the 400 meters ranks fifth overall in NCAA Division II headed into the Championships. At the 2011 SIAC Championships, she finished second in the 100 meters and fourth in the 200 meters.
SOUTH CENTRAL REGION - Judith Riley - Lincoln (Mo.)
The junior from Manchester, Jamaica, was high point winner at the MIAA Championships with 30 team points. She broke the conference record in winning the 100-meter hurdles, and she also scored individual wins in the 100 meters and 200-meters. Riley has the top-ranked time in the 100 meters heading into the NCAA Division II Championships, and she will also compete in the 200 meters and as a member of Lincoln’s top-ranked 4x100-meter relay.
SOUTHEAST REGION - Kate Griewisch - Lenoir-Rhyne
Griewisch reset the Lenoir-Rhyne record books this season with her performances in the 1,500 meters, 5,000 meters, and 10,000 meters. She will focus on the 10,000 meters at the NCAA Division II Outdoor Track & Field Championships, an event in which she has the sixth-fastest entering time. Griewisch is a junior from Banner Elk, N.C.
WEST REGION - Sarah Porter - Western Washington
The senior from Hockinson, Wash., will attempt the distance double at this weekend’s NCAA Division II Championships, as she has the fastest-entering time in the 10,000 meters and the third-fastest time in the 5,000 meters, a new school record. Porter won the 2011 GNAC title in the 10,000 meters and finished second in the 1,500 meters, breaking another school record in the process.
Women's Field Athlete of the Year
ATLANTIC REGION - Xahnn George-Reid - Johnson C. Smith
George-Reid, a sophomore from Clarendon, Jamaica, scored a wind-aided season’s best in the long jump of 19-6¼ (5.95m) on the final weekend of the season to claim a spot as the seventh seed into the NCAA Championships. George-Reid also finished the season in the nation’s top 20 in the high jump with a 5-7 (1.70m) clearance. In the CIAA Championships, George-Reid claimed a third place finish in the long jump and sixth in the high jump.
CENTRAL REGION - Mary Theisen - Winona State
Theisen, a sophomore from Eau Claire, Wis., enters the NCAA Championships as the top-ranked athlete in the discus, having claimed a throw of 176-3 (53.72m) to win the NSIC title. Theisen also qualified for the NCAA meet in the shot put and will be the sixth seed with a season’s best of 49-5 (15.06m). Theisen was also the winner of the NSIC shot put crown.
EAST REGION - Alyssa Hudgins - Georgian Court
Hudgins, a sophomore from Highland Park, N.J., finished the season as the region’s number one discus thrower with a season’s best of 138-3 (42.14m) and ranked second in the shot put and fourth in the hammer throw. Hudgins was the CTC champ of the shot put and discus and runner-up with the hammer.
MIDWEST REGION - Sam Lockhart - Grand Valley State
Lockhart, a sophomore from Lansing, Mich., is entered in the NCAA Championships with top four seeds in both the shot put and discus. In the discus, Lockhart has the nation’s second-best throw of 171-11 (52.42m) and claimed a GLIAC title in the event. With the shot, Lockhart put to a mark of 49-10 (15.19m) and was the conference runner-up in the event.
SOUTH REGION - Antoinette Oglesby - Fort Valley State
Oglesby, a senior from Athens, Ga., is entered in both the long and triple jumps at the NCAA Championships. Her season’s best in the triple jump of 42-2¾ (12.87m) won the collegiate division of the Penn Relays and is the No. 2 seed for the NCAA meet. In the long jump, Oglesby claimed a jump of 19-6¼ (5.95m) in the final weekend of the season to rank seventh in the country.
SOUTH CENTRAL REGION - Lindsay Lettow - Central Missouri
Lettow, a junior from Urbandale, Iowa, qualified and is entered in a meet-best five events for the NCAA Championships. Among the five events is the heptathlon in which she is the national leader by over 300 points after scoring a season-best 5,610 points in March. Field-event wise, Lettow has also qualified for the NCAAs in the long jump, in which she is the fifth seed, and the high jump, where she has cleared 5-8 (1.73m).
SOUTHEAST REGION - Katherine Davis - UNC Pembroke
Davis, a senior Hampstead, N.C., finished the season ranked in the nation’s top 25 in the hammer throw with a season’s best of 172-11 (52.72m) and in the top 40 in the discus. Davis helped UNC Pembroke to a second-place team finish at the Southeast Regional Invitational with a title in the discus and a third-place showing the shot put.
WEST REGION - Na'i Leni - Cal State LA
Leni, a junior from Carson, Calif., is the division’s top-ranked athlete in the shot put heading into the NCAA Championships with a season’s best of 51-1 (15.57m). Leni also is the fourth seed in the discus at the national championships with a year’s best of 168-1 (51.23m). Leni was the CCAA champion of the shot and discus.
Women's Assistant Coach of the Year
In Division II, awards for assistant coach of the year are judged based on both indoor and outdoor seasons.
ATLANTIC REGION - Larry Moore - Johnson C. Smith
The throws coach assisted the Lady Bulls to their first CIAA Team Championship and a fifth national ranking during the outdoor season following a seventh-place finish as a team at the Indoor NCAA Championships.
CENTRAL REGION - Mike Turgeon - Winona State
During the indoor season, Warrior throwers placed top three in the weight, including six of the top eight, and top two in the shot put at conference. His throwers earned three All-American honors. This outdoor season, Turgeon’s throwers scored 80 points at NSIC Championships including winning three of the four throws events, a conference record in the discus, and scoring six of the top eight places in the discus. The seventh-year coach has seven athletes competing at the Championships including the top ranked discus thrower.
EAST REGION - Mustafa Abdur-Rahim - Southern Connecticut
Abdur-Rahim is in his second season working with the SCSU sprinters and jumpers. At the Northeast-10 Championships, his athletes scored a total of 47 points in the jumps and two have earned entries to the NCAA Outdoor Championships.
MIDWEST REGION - Cory Young - Grand Valley State
GVSU throwers accounted for 30 points of the 83 the Lakers scored for the NCAA Indoor Championships, including a 1-2 finish in the shot put. The fourth-year coach also had athletes go 1-2 in the indoor shot put, and 3-4-7 in the weight throw. Recently, his throwers scored 55 points at the outdoor GLIAC Championships and six will compete at the NCAA Outdoor Championships.
SOUTH REGION - Kasia Williams - Nova Southeastern
In her first year with the Sharks, Williams coached three champions to help the team finish third at the Outdoor South Regional Championships. Her 4x400-meter team is currently ranked second and the squad’s 4x100 is ranked fourth nationally in addition to the three individual entries to the NCAA Championships.
SOUTH CENTRAL REGION - Chris Richardson - Neb.-Omaha
In his fifth year with the Mavs, Richardson had Indoor Conference champions in the four events, including the long, triple, and high jumps as well as the shot put. At the indoor nationals, those four athletes combined for 26 of UNO's 29 points for an NCAA fifth-place team finish. So far this outdoor season, his athletes have set five UNO school records on route to earning four NCAA entries.
SOUTHEAST REGION - Jason Bryan - Anderson (S.C.)
The middle and long distance coach has one student-athlete competing in the 10,000 meters at the NCAA Outdoor Championships.
WEST REGION - Octavious Gillespie-Bennett - Cal State LA
In just his first season with the Golden Eagles, this field event coach had an athlete earn All-American honors in the pentathlon. Leading into the outdoor championships, he has two NCAA Qualifiers in three events, including the national top seed in the shot put. At the recent CCAA Conference Championships, two athletes brought home the title and four earned All-CCAA honors.
Women's Coach of the Year
ATLANTIC REGION - Dave Osanitsch - Shippensburg
Scoring in 18 of 22 events with 34 place winners, Osanitsch’s Lady Raiders claimed the PSAC title. Shippensburg finished the regular season ranked second in the Atlantic region and 14th in the national rankings and will be represented by six entries in the NCAA Championship meet.
CENTRAL REGION - Tracy Hellman - Augustana (S.D.)
Tracy Hellman led the Augustana Lady Vikings to the NSIC conference title with a school record 162 pts. Hellman coached six individual conference champions. There were five school records set during outdoor season. Hellman’s 13th ranked team will compete with six entries at the NCAA nationals.
EAST REGION - Kevin LaSure - New Haven
LaSure's Chargers placed second at the NE-10 meet and completed the regular season ranked third in the region. The New Haven Lady Chargers will have five entries at the NCAA Championship meet.
MIDWEST REGION - Jerry Baltes - Grand Valley State
Jerry Baltes’ GVSU Lakers claimed their 12th-straight GLIAC title with a 126-point margin of victory. Ranked No. 1 in the USTFCCCA National Rankings, GVSU will be competing with 26 entries at the NCAA Outdoor Championships.
SOUTH REGION - Steve Guymon - Harding
Guymon’s Lady Bisons won the 2011 South Regional Invitational scoring 220 points with 18 women. The team is ranked fourth in the final rankings of the South Region.
SOUTH CENTRAL REGION - Victor Thomas - Lincoln (Mo.)
Victor Thomas guided the Blue Tigers to the MIAA title winning by 49½ points and was named MIAA Coach of the Year. Lincoln will be competing with 17 entries at the NCAA Championship meet including seven athletes with automatic times and the top ranked 4x100-meter team in the nation and third ranked team in the 4x400-meter relay. Lincoln claimed six MIAA Track Athlete of the Week honors during the season. The team ranks No. 1 in the South Central region and No. 2 nationally.
SOUTHEAST REGION - Matthew van Lierop – Mount Olive
Named the Conference Carolinas Coach-of-the-Year, van Lierop guided the Lady Trojans to the Conference Carolinas Championship. Ranked first in the region in the final USTFCCCA ranking, the Lady Trojans established sixteen school records in 2011.
WEST REGION - Karl Lerum - Seattle Pacific
Lerum’s Seattle Pacific Falcons won their second straight GNAC team title by scoring 206½ points. The nationally eighth-ranked Falcons crowned seven GNAC champions and will be represented with eight entries at the NCAA Championship meet.
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NEW ORLEANS -- The U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) announced on Friday winners of regional awards for the 2011 NCAA Division II Outdoor Track & Field season. As selected by coaches in the respective regions, sixteen female student-athletes earned awards as a track or field Athlete of the Year while 16 USTFCCCA members earned plaudits as a coach or assistant coach of a women’s team.
Most of the award winners will participate in the NCAA Division II Outdoor Track & Field Championships to be held next weekend, May 26-28, in Turlock, Calif. Cal State Stanislaus will serve as host on at their home Al Brenda Track at Warrior Stadium.
2011 NCAA Division II Outdoor Track & Field – Region Award Winners
Women's Track Athlete of the Year
ATLANTIC REGION - Neely Spence - Shippensburg
The junior from Shippensburg, Pa., set a new NCAA Division II all-time best in the 5,000 meters with a time of 15:33.83. Spence won PSAC Championships in the 1,500 meters, 3,000 meters, and 5,000 meters to score 30 team points. Spence will focus her efforts on the 5,000 meters at next weekend’s NCAA Division II Outdoor Track & Field Championships, in which she has the top-ranked entering time.
CENTRAL REGION - Kristi Buerkle - Bemidji State
Buerkle has the fourth-fastest entering time in the 400 meters heading into this weekend’s NCAA Division II Championships, an automatic-qualifying time of 54.66. Buerkle won the 200 meters and 400 meters at the NSIC Championships and ran on the school’s second-place 4x400-meter relay and fourth-place 4x100-meter relay. She is a senior from Stacy, Minn.
EAST REGION - Shannon Gagne - New Haven
Gagne has national top-ten performances this season in the 200 meters and 400 meters, and she is the 2011 Northeast-10 Conference champion in the 100 meters, 200 meters, and as a member of New Haven’s 4x100-meter relay. A senior from Meriden, Conn., Gagne will compete in both the 200 meters and the 400 meters at this weekend’s NCAA Division II Championships.
MIDWEST REGION - Monica Kinney - Grand Valley State
Kinney, a junior, capped a strong regular season with a GLIAC championship in the 1,500 meters. Earlier in the season, she recorded the second-fastest times in NCAA Division II in both the 1,500 meters and the 5,000 meters, and she will compete in both events at this weekend’s NCAA Division II Outdoor Track & Field Championships. Kinney is from Walker, Mich.
SOUTH REGION - Camille Clemmons-James - Benedict
Clemmons-James, a junior from Columbia, S.C., captured three school records during the 2011 regular season, rewriting the school bests for 100 meters, 200 meters, and 400 meters. Her time in the 400 meters ranks fifth overall in NCAA Division II headed into the Championships. At the 2011 SIAC Championships, she finished second in the 100 meters and fourth in the 200 meters.
SOUTH CENTRAL REGION - Judith Riley - Lincoln (Mo.)
The junior from Manchester, Jamaica, was high point winner at the MIAA Championships with 30 team points. She broke the conference record in winning the 100-meter hurdles, and she also scored individual wins in the 100 meters and 200-meters. Riley has the top-ranked time in the 100 meters heading into the NCAA Division II Championships, and she will also compete in the 200 meters and as a member of Lincoln’s top-ranked 4x100-meter relay.
SOUTHEAST REGION - Kate Griewisch - Lenoir-Rhyne
Griewisch reset the Lenoir-Rhyne record books this season with her performances in the 1,500 meters, 5,000 meters, and 10,000 meters. She will focus on the 10,000 meters at the NCAA Division II Outdoor Track & Field Championships, an event in which she has the sixth-fastest entering time. Griewisch is a junior from Banner Elk, N.C.
WEST REGION - Sarah Porter - Western Washington
The senior from Hockinson, Wash., will attempt the distance double at this weekend’s NCAA Division II Championships, as she has the fastest-entering time in the 10,000 meters and the third-fastest time in the 5,000 meters, a new school record. Porter won the 2011 GNAC title in the 10,000 meters and finished second in the 1,500 meters, breaking another school record in the process.
Women's Field Athlete of the Year
ATLANTIC REGION - Xahnn George-Reid - Johnson C. Smith
George-Reid, a sophomore from Clarendon, Jamaica, scored a wind-aided season’s best in the long jump of 19-6¼ (5.95m) on the final weekend of the season to claim a spot as the seventh seed into the NCAA Championships. George-Reid also finished the season in the nation’s top 20 in the high jump with a 5-7 (1.70m) clearance. In the CIAA Championships, George-Reid claimed a third place finish in the long jump and sixth in the high jump.
CENTRAL REGION - Mary Theisen - Winona State
Theisen, a sophomore from Eau Claire, Wis., enters the NCAA Championships as the top-ranked athlete in the discus, having claimed a throw of 176-3 (53.72m) to win the NSIC title. Theisen also qualified for the NCAA meet in the shot put and will be the sixth seed with a season’s best of 49-5 (15.06m). Theisen was also the winner of the NSIC shot put crown.
EAST REGION - Alyssa Hudgins - Georgian Court
Hudgins, a sophomore from Highland Park, N.J., finished the season as the region’s number one discus thrower with a season’s best of 138-3 (42.14m) and ranked second in the shot put and fourth in the hammer throw. Hudgins was the CTC champ of the shot put and discus and runner-up with the hammer.
MIDWEST REGION - Sam Lockhart - Grand Valley State
Lockhart, a sophomore from Lansing, Mich., is entered in the NCAA Championships with top four seeds in both the shot put and discus. In the discus, Lockhart has the nation’s second-best throw of 171-11 (52.42m) and claimed a GLIAC title in the event. With the shot, Lockhart put to a mark of 49-10 (15.19m) and was the conference runner-up in the event.
SOUTH REGION - Antoinette Oglesby - Fort Valley State
Oglesby, a senior from Athens, Ga., is entered in both the long and triple jumps at the NCAA Championships. Her season’s best in the triple jump of 42-2¾ (12.87m) won the collegiate division of the Penn Relays and is the No. 2 seed for the NCAA meet. In the long jump, Oglesby claimed a jump of 19-6¼ (5.95m) in the final weekend of the season to rank seventh in the country.
SOUTH CENTRAL REGION - Lindsay Lettow - Central Missouri
Lettow, a junior from Urbandale, Iowa, qualified and is entered in a meet-best five events for the NCAA Championships. Among the five events is the heptathlon in which she is the national leader by over 300 points after scoring a season-best 5,610 points in March. Field-event wise, Lettow has also qualified for the NCAAs in the long jump, in which she is the fifth seed, and the high jump, where she has cleared 5-8 (1.73m).
SOUTHEAST REGION - Katherine Davis - UNC Pembroke
Davis, a senior Hampstead, N.C., finished the season ranked in the nation’s top 25 in the hammer throw with a season’s best of 172-11 (52.72m) and in the top 40 in the discus. Davis helped UNC Pembroke to a second-place team finish at the Southeast Regional Invitational with a title in the discus and a third-place showing the shot put.
WEST REGION - Na'i Leni - Cal State LA
Leni, a junior from Carson, Calif., is the division’s top-ranked athlete in the shot put heading into the NCAA Championships with a season’s best of 51-1 (15.57m). Leni also is the fourth seed in the discus at the national championships with a year’s best of 168-1 (51.23m). Leni was the CCAA champion of the shot and discus.
Women's Assistant Coach of the Year
In Division II, awards for assistant coach of the year are judged based on both indoor and outdoor seasons.
ATLANTIC REGION - Larry Moore - Johnson C. Smith
The throws coach assisted the Lady Bulls to their first CIAA Team Championship and a fifth national ranking during the outdoor season following a seventh-place finish as a team at the Indoor NCAA Championships.
CENTRAL REGION - Mike Turgeon - Winona State
During the indoor season, Warrior throwers placed top three in the weight, including six of the top eight, and top two in the shot put at conference. His throwers earned three All-American honors. This outdoor season, Turgeon’s throwers scored 80 points at NSIC Championships including winning three of the four throws events, a conference record in the discus, and scoring six of the top eight places in the discus. The seventh-year coach has seven athletes competing at the Championships including the top ranked discus thrower.
EAST REGION - Mustafa Abdur-Rahim - Southern Connecticut
Abdur-Rahim is in his second season working with the SCSU sprinters and jumpers. At the Northeast-10 Championships, his athletes scored a total of 47 points in the jumps and two have earned entries to the NCAA Outdoor Championships.
MIDWEST REGION - Cory Young - Grand Valley State
GVSU throwers accounted for 30 points of the 83 the Lakers scored for the NCAA Indoor Championships, including a 1-2 finish in the shot put. The fourth-year coach also had athletes go 1-2 in the indoor shot put, and 3-4-7 in the weight throw. Recently, his throwers scored 55 points at the outdoor GLIAC Championships and six will compete at the NCAA Outdoor Championships.
SOUTH REGION - Kasia Williams - Nova Southeastern
In her first year with the Sharks, Williams coached three champions to help the team finish third at the Outdoor South Regional Championships. Her 4x400-meter team is currently ranked second and the squad’s 4x100 is ranked fourth nationally in addition to the three individual entries to the NCAA Championships.
SOUTH CENTRAL REGION - Chris Richardson - Neb.-Omaha
In his fifth year with the Mavs, Richardson had Indoor Conference champions in the four events, including the long, triple, and high jumps as well as the shot put. At the indoor nationals, those four athletes combined for 26 of UNO's 29 points for an NCAA fifth-place team finish. So far this outdoor season, his athletes have set five UNO school records on route to earning four NCAA entries.
SOUTHEAST REGION - Jason Bryan - Anderson (S.C.)
The middle and long distance coach has one student-athlete competing in the 10,000 meters at the NCAA Outdoor Championships.
WEST REGION - Octavious Gillespie-Bennett - Cal State LA
In just his first season with the Golden Eagles, this field event coach had an athlete earn All-American honors in the pentathlon. Leading into the outdoor championships, he has two NCAA Qualifiers in three events, including the national top seed in the shot put. At the recent CCAA Conference Championships, two athletes brought home the title and four earned All-CCAA honors.
Women's Coach of the Year
ATLANTIC REGION - Dave Osanitsch - Shippensburg
Scoring in 18 of 22 events with 34 place winners, Osanitsch’s Lady Raiders claimed the PSAC title. Shippensburg finished the regular season ranked second in the Atlantic region and 14th in the national rankings and will be represented by six entries in the NCAA Championship meet.
CENTRAL REGION - Tracy Hellman - Augustana (S.D.)
Tracy Hellman led the Augustana Lady Vikings to the NSIC conference title with a school record 162 pts. Hellman coached six individual conference champions. There were five school records set during outdoor season. Hellman’s 13th ranked team will compete with six entries at the NCAA nationals.
EAST REGION - Kevin LaSure - New Haven
LaSure's Chargers placed second at the NE-10 meet and completed the regular season ranked third in the region. The New Haven Lady Chargers will have five entries at the NCAA Championship meet.
MIDWEST REGION - Jerry Baltes - Grand Valley State
Jerry Baltes’ GVSU Lakers claimed their 12th-straight GLIAC title with a 126-point margin of victory. Ranked No. 1 in the USTFCCCA National Rankings, GVSU will be competing with 26 entries at the NCAA Outdoor Championships.
SOUTH REGION - Steve Guymon - Harding
Guymon’s Lady Bisons won the 2011 South Regional Invitational scoring 220 points with 18 women. The team is ranked fourth in the final rankings of the South Region.
SOUTH CENTRAL REGION - Victor Thomas - Lincoln (Mo.)
Victor Thomas guided the Blue Tigers to the MIAA title winning by 49½ points and was named MIAA Coach of the Year. Lincoln will be competing with 17 entries at the NCAA Championship meet including seven athletes with automatic times and the top ranked 4x100-meter team in the nation and third ranked team in the 4x400-meter relay. Lincoln claimed six MIAA Track Athlete of the Week honors during the season. The team ranks No. 1 in the South Central region and No. 2 nationally.
SOUTHEAST REGION - Matthew van Lierop – Mount Olive
Named the Conference Carolinas Coach-of-the-Year, van Lierop guided the Lady Trojans to the Conference Carolinas Championship. Ranked first in the region in the final USTFCCCA ranking, the Lady Trojans established sixteen school records in 2011.
WEST REGION - Karl Lerum - Seattle Pacific
Lerum’s Seattle Pacific Falcons won their second straight GNAC team title by scoring 206½ points. The nationally eighth-ranked Falcons crowned seven GNAC champions and will be represented with eight entries at the NCAA Championship meet.
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U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association
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Saturday, May 21, 2011
Men’s Region Outdoor Awards Announced for Division II
May 20, 2011
NEW ORLEANS -- The U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) announced on Friday winners of regional awards for the 2011 NCAA Division II Outdoor Track & Field season. Sixteen male student-athletes earned awards as a track or field Athlete of the Year while 16 USTFCCCA members earned plaudits as a coach or assistant coach of a men’s team.
Most of the award winners will participate in the NCAA Division II Outdoor Track & Field Championships to be held next weekend, May 26-28, in Turlock, Calif. Cal State Stanislaus will serve as host on at their home Al Brenda Track at Warrior Stadium.
2011 NCAA Division II Outdoor Track & Field – Region Award Winners
Men's Track Athlete of the Year
ATLANTIC REGION - Leford Green - Johnson C. Smith
Green, a senior from St. Catherine, Jamaica, earned 2011 CIAA Male Athlete of the Meet honors after winning the 400 meters and 400-meter hurdles, finishing second in the 200 meters, and running a leg on the Golden Bulls’ second-place 4x400-meter relay. Green will look to extend his undefeated season over the single-lap distance next weekend, as he has the fastest entering marks in both the 400 meters and the 400-meter hurdles.
CENTRAL REGION - Derek Bredy - MSU Moorhead
The Hoffman, Minn. sophomore earned the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference High Point Award after a performance that included championships in the 100 meters, 200 meters, and as a member of the school’s 4x100-meter relay. His efforts helped Moorhead secure the conference team championship. Bredy will compete in all three sprint events at this weekend’s NCAA Division II Championships.
EAST REGION - Evan White - UMass Lowell
A sophomore from Tewksbury, Mass., White is the 2011 Northeast-10 Track Athlete of the Year and the NE-10 Champion in the 400 meters. He also won the 200 meters, 400 meters, and ran a leg on the winning 4x400-meter relay at the New England Championships. White has the third-fastest entering time in the 400 meters at this weekend’s Championships, and he will also compete as a member of the Riverhawks’ seventh-ranked 4x400-meter relay.
MIDWEST REGION - Dustin Emerick - Southern Indiana
Emerick plans to put in a lot of miles at next weekend’s NCAA Division II Championships, as the junior will run the 5,000-meter/10,000-meter double. He has the second-fastest entering time in the 10,000 meters at 28:41.62, and the eighth-fastest entering time in the 5,000 meters. Emerick is from Elmwood, Ill.
SOUTH REGION - Daniel Kirwa - Harding
Kirwa conducted a middle-distance clinic at the South Regional Invitational, winning the 800-meter, 1,500-meter, and 5,000-meter races. The senior from Eldoret, Kenya, ranks third in the 5,000 meters heading into this weekend’s NCAA Division II Outdoor Track & Field Championships, with a season-best time of 14:02.73.
SOUTH CENTRAL REGION - Desmond Jackson - Abilene Christian
Jackson, a senior, is the 2011 Lone Star Conference Champion in both the 100 meters and 200 meters with season-best performances of 10.10 and 20.58 seconds, respectively. Both times are the fastest recorded by any NCAA Division II student-athlete this season. Jackson is from Midland, Texas.
SOUTHEAST REGION - Maurice Eubanks - UNC Pembroke
A senior from Siler City, N.C., Eubanks will compete in the 100 meters and 200 meters at this weekend’s NCAA Division II Outdoor Track & Field Championships. Earlier this season, he put on a strong performance at the Southeast Region Championship with a win in the 200 meters, a second-place finish in the 400 meters, and two wins as a member of the Braves’ 4x100-meter and 4x400-meter relay squads.
WEST REGION - Alfred Kangogo - Alaska Anchorage
Kangogo ranks third nationally in the 1,500 meters headed into this weekend’s NCAA Division II Championships. At the 2011 Great Northwest Athletic Conference Championships, he finished second in the 1,500 meters, finished seventh in the 800 meters, and ran on the school’s conference champion 4x400-meter relay. Kangogo is a junior from Eldoret, Kenya.
Men's Field Athlete of the Year
ATLANTIC REGION - Orolando Duffus - Saint Augustine's
A junior from St. Catherine, Jamaica, Duffus has qualified for the NCAA Championships in both the long and triple jumps. With season bests of 24-6¼ (7.47m) and 49-1¾ (14.98m), respectively, Duffus has top-15 national seeds in both events. Duffus was CIAA Champion of both events and added a fourth-place finish in the high jump.
CENTRAL REGION - Dane Tobey - Neb.-Kearney
Tobey, a senior from Waco, Neb., was named RMAC Field Athlete of the Year where he scored 34 team points for the Lopers with conference titles in the discus, shot put, and hammer. Tobey is seeded in the top five of both the shot put and discus for the NCAA Championships, having season bests of 60-6¾ (18.46m) and 187-1 (57.03m), respectively in the event. Tobey also was the Drake Relays runner-up in the shot put this season.
EAST REGION - Diwani Augustine - Southern Connecticut
Augustine, a senior from East Hartford, Conn., was the champion of the long and triple jumps at the All-Division New England Championships with season bests of 24-3½ (7.40m) and 49-9¾ (15.18m), respectively. Augustine is slated to participate in both events at the NCAA Championships and holds a top-ten seed in the triple jump.
MIDWEST REGION - Kurt Roberts - Ashland
Roberts, a senior from Lancaster, Ohio, went undefeated this season with the shot put, including against Division I competition. With a Division II-leading season best of 64-1¾ (19.55m), Roberts ranks third among all NCAA divisions and 13th in the U.S. in 2011.
SOUTH REGION - LaQuan Priest - Claflin
Priest, a junior, will enter the NCAA Championships in the triple jump as the seventh seed thanks to a season’s best of 50-2 (15.29m). Priest was the winner of the triple jump in the SIAC.
SOUTH CENTRAL REGION - Nick Jones - Abilene Christian
Jones, a junior and native of Amarillo, Texas, will enter the NCAA Championships as the No. 1 seed in the discus with a season’s best of 198-7 (60.53m) and as the No. 3 seed in the shot put where he posted a mark of 60-8½ (18.50m) this year. Jones was the LSC champ in both events.
SOUTHEAST REGION - Will Byars - Anderson (S.C.)
Byars, a sophomore from Anderson, S.C., finished the season and earned all-region honors as the top-ranked regional athlete in the shot put and No. 2 in the hammer throw. Byars also was eighth in the region in the discus and javelin.
WEST REGION - Josh Como - Cal State LA
Como, a senior from Moreno Valley, Calif., is the division’s leader in the triple jump with a career best of 54-8 (16.66m) – a performance that occurred in winning UCLA’s Jackie Joyner-Kersee/Rafer Johnson Invitational. The leap moved him to fourth on the all-time Division II list and is the best jump by a D-II athlete since 1991. Como, the CCAA champ in the triple jump and runner-up in the long jump, also goes to the NCAA meet as the sixth seed in the long jump with a season’s best of 24-11 (7.59m).
Men's Assistant Coach of the Year
In Division II, awards for assistant coach of the year are judged based on both indoor and outdoor seasons.
ATLANTIC REGION - Steve Spence - Shippensburg University
In his 16th season as the mid-distance and distance coach, Spence coached athletes to 68 points in five events to help Shippensburg win the PSAC Outdoor Championships. His athletes earned nine qualifying performances with three entries making the field next week. At the NCAA Indoor Championships, Shippensburg athletes finished second in the 5K and won the DMR. After a ninth-place national finish indoors, the Raiders are currently ranked 20th nationally and finished first in the region.
CENTRAL REGION - Jim Vahrenkamp - Augustana (S.D.)
In just his second season with the Vikings, Vahrenkamp coached six provisional and two automatic qualifiers for the national championships. During the indoor season, his athletes broke three school records, won a National title and earned five All-American honors on route to an 11th place team finish. At the NSIC Championships, Augustana finished second indoors and fourth outdoors.
EAST REGION - Nick Lara - Southern Connecticut State University
The first year distance coach has three men among the top nine national performances in the 800m. Lara’s athletes scored 22 team points to help the Owls win their first New England Team Championship. During the indoor season, his athletes set SCSU school records in the DMR and 800m and earned six USTFCCCA All-America performances indoors.
MIDWEST REGION - Joe Lynn - Grand Valley State
Assisting with the middle distance events and overseeing the long distance events, this fifth-year coach has six Laker athletes competing at the national championships, including three steeplechasers ranked in the top 14. Lynn’s events were responsible for earning 92 points at the indoor GLIAC Championships and 82 points at the outdoor GLIAC Championships.
SOUTH REGION - Bryan Phillips - Harding
Phillips oversees the throws, jumps, hurdlers, and sprinters for Harding. The Bison’s 4x400m relay team is currently ranked 3rd in Division II.
SOUTH CENTRAL REGION - Tom Dibbern - Angelo State
Dibbern, in his seventh year at Angelo State, works with the horizontal jumps, javelin, and 4x100m relay. Dibbern has Ram athletes nationally ranked in the long jump (fourth), triple jump (sixth and 15th), javelin (fifth and seventh) and 4x100 (17th) among the program’s 14 championship entries.
SOUTHEAST REGION - Adonis Stanley - UNC Pembroke
The graduate assistant coach has two individual athletes and a 4x100-relay team with provisional marks. Stanley’s sprint squad finished first in the 100 meters, 4x100 & 4x400 relays; first and second in the 200-meter dash; and second in the 400 meters at the Southeast Region Championships to assist the Braves to the team title. Between the indoor and outdoor 2011 seasons, Stanley coached 42 top-five finishes.
WEST REGION - Issac Frederick - Western Oregon
Frederick’s distance crew helped the Wolves earn team GNAC honors both indoors and outdoors during 2011. The Western Oregon alum directly coached four athletes to GNAC titles and guided 17 NCAA qualifying standards with two distance runners making the outdoor championships field.
Men's Coach of the Year
ATLANTIC REGION - George Williams - Saint Augustine's
By claiming the 2011 CIAA title, George Williams added to the impressive tally of over 150 conference championships that he has amassed as the track & field coach at St. Augustine’s. The Falcons will be sending sixteen entries to the NCAA Outdoor Championships. His team is third nationally heading into the championship meet.
CENTRAL REGION - Keith Barnier - MSU Moorhead
Scoring 162 points, Keith Barnier’s Eagles claimed the NSIC Conference championship by 55½ points. MSU will be represented with eight entries at the NCAA Championships. The Eagle men claimed four NSIC individual championships and two relays. MSU athletes produced 21 All-NSIC performances. This was the first NSIC outdoor team title in ten years and followed their 2011 indoor title. MSU enters the national championship meet ranked 21st in the national team rankings.
EAST REGION - John Wallin - Southern Connecticut
In his first year as head coach, Wallin led the Owls to the Northeast-10 Championship, and, for first time, won the all-division laden New England Championships. Southern Connecticut will be represented with eight entries at the NCAA Championships. The Owls are ranked 14th nationally and finished the season No. 1 in the East region.
MIDWEST REGION - Jerremy Croy - Tiffin
Croy's Dragons finished a best-ever third place at the GLIAC Championships with 126 points, one point out of second place. The Dragons broke seven school records during the outdoor season and will compete with five entries at the NCAA Outdoor Championship meet.
SOUTH REGION - Steve Guymon - Harding
Guymon’s men’s team won the South Region Championship for the first time, scoring over 200 points. The Bison’s will compete in four events at the NCAA Championship meet.
SOUTH CENTRAL REGION - Roosevelt Lofton - Abilene Christian
Lofton’s Wildcats have been ranked No. 1 in the nation for the last five weeks. The Lone Star Conference Champions will have sixteen entries competing at the NCAA Outdoor Championship meet, with three athletes that are ranked No. 1 on the national list along with the top-ranked 4x100 relay team.
SOUTHEAST REGION - Larry Rodgers - UNC Pembroke
Coach Larry Rodgers’ UNC Pembroke Braves claimed the 2011 Southeast Region Championship, leading to a No. 1 standing in the final Southeast Region rankings. The Braves will be represented in two events at the 2011 NCAA Outdoor Championship meet.
WEST REGION - Kirk Freitas - Chico State
Freitas’ Wildcats scored in 18 of the 21 events to finish with 237 points, 94 points ahead of second place team in claiming the CCAA title. Chico State closed out the regular season ranked No. 1 in the West Region, and Freitas earned CCAA coach of the year honors. The Wildcats will have four entries competing at the NCAA Championships.
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Tom Lewis
U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association
Communications Manager
1100 Poydras St., Suite 1750
New Orleans, LA 70163
(O) 504-599-8904 (F) 504-599-8909
Email: tom@ustfccca.org
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NEW ORLEANS -- The U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) announced on Friday winners of regional awards for the 2011 NCAA Division II Outdoor Track & Field season. Sixteen male student-athletes earned awards as a track or field Athlete of the Year while 16 USTFCCCA members earned plaudits as a coach or assistant coach of a men’s team.
Most of the award winners will participate in the NCAA Division II Outdoor Track & Field Championships to be held next weekend, May 26-28, in Turlock, Calif. Cal State Stanislaus will serve as host on at their home Al Brenda Track at Warrior Stadium.
2011 NCAA Division II Outdoor Track & Field – Region Award Winners
Men's Track Athlete of the Year
ATLANTIC REGION - Leford Green - Johnson C. Smith
Green, a senior from St. Catherine, Jamaica, earned 2011 CIAA Male Athlete of the Meet honors after winning the 400 meters and 400-meter hurdles, finishing second in the 200 meters, and running a leg on the Golden Bulls’ second-place 4x400-meter relay. Green will look to extend his undefeated season over the single-lap distance next weekend, as he has the fastest entering marks in both the 400 meters and the 400-meter hurdles.
CENTRAL REGION - Derek Bredy - MSU Moorhead
The Hoffman, Minn. sophomore earned the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference High Point Award after a performance that included championships in the 100 meters, 200 meters, and as a member of the school’s 4x100-meter relay. His efforts helped Moorhead secure the conference team championship. Bredy will compete in all three sprint events at this weekend’s NCAA Division II Championships.
EAST REGION - Evan White - UMass Lowell
A sophomore from Tewksbury, Mass., White is the 2011 Northeast-10 Track Athlete of the Year and the NE-10 Champion in the 400 meters. He also won the 200 meters, 400 meters, and ran a leg on the winning 4x400-meter relay at the New England Championships. White has the third-fastest entering time in the 400 meters at this weekend’s Championships, and he will also compete as a member of the Riverhawks’ seventh-ranked 4x400-meter relay.
MIDWEST REGION - Dustin Emerick - Southern Indiana
Emerick plans to put in a lot of miles at next weekend’s NCAA Division II Championships, as the junior will run the 5,000-meter/10,000-meter double. He has the second-fastest entering time in the 10,000 meters at 28:41.62, and the eighth-fastest entering time in the 5,000 meters. Emerick is from Elmwood, Ill.
SOUTH REGION - Daniel Kirwa - Harding
Kirwa conducted a middle-distance clinic at the South Regional Invitational, winning the 800-meter, 1,500-meter, and 5,000-meter races. The senior from Eldoret, Kenya, ranks third in the 5,000 meters heading into this weekend’s NCAA Division II Outdoor Track & Field Championships, with a season-best time of 14:02.73.
SOUTH CENTRAL REGION - Desmond Jackson - Abilene Christian
Jackson, a senior, is the 2011 Lone Star Conference Champion in both the 100 meters and 200 meters with season-best performances of 10.10 and 20.58 seconds, respectively. Both times are the fastest recorded by any NCAA Division II student-athlete this season. Jackson is from Midland, Texas.
SOUTHEAST REGION - Maurice Eubanks - UNC Pembroke
A senior from Siler City, N.C., Eubanks will compete in the 100 meters and 200 meters at this weekend’s NCAA Division II Outdoor Track & Field Championships. Earlier this season, he put on a strong performance at the Southeast Region Championship with a win in the 200 meters, a second-place finish in the 400 meters, and two wins as a member of the Braves’ 4x100-meter and 4x400-meter relay squads.
WEST REGION - Alfred Kangogo - Alaska Anchorage
Kangogo ranks third nationally in the 1,500 meters headed into this weekend’s NCAA Division II Championships. At the 2011 Great Northwest Athletic Conference Championships, he finished second in the 1,500 meters, finished seventh in the 800 meters, and ran on the school’s conference champion 4x400-meter relay. Kangogo is a junior from Eldoret, Kenya.
Men's Field Athlete of the Year
ATLANTIC REGION - Orolando Duffus - Saint Augustine's
A junior from St. Catherine, Jamaica, Duffus has qualified for the NCAA Championships in both the long and triple jumps. With season bests of 24-6¼ (7.47m) and 49-1¾ (14.98m), respectively, Duffus has top-15 national seeds in both events. Duffus was CIAA Champion of both events and added a fourth-place finish in the high jump.
CENTRAL REGION - Dane Tobey - Neb.-Kearney
Tobey, a senior from Waco, Neb., was named RMAC Field Athlete of the Year where he scored 34 team points for the Lopers with conference titles in the discus, shot put, and hammer. Tobey is seeded in the top five of both the shot put and discus for the NCAA Championships, having season bests of 60-6¾ (18.46m) and 187-1 (57.03m), respectively in the event. Tobey also was the Drake Relays runner-up in the shot put this season.
EAST REGION - Diwani Augustine - Southern Connecticut
Augustine, a senior from East Hartford, Conn., was the champion of the long and triple jumps at the All-Division New England Championships with season bests of 24-3½ (7.40m) and 49-9¾ (15.18m), respectively. Augustine is slated to participate in both events at the NCAA Championships and holds a top-ten seed in the triple jump.
MIDWEST REGION - Kurt Roberts - Ashland
Roberts, a senior from Lancaster, Ohio, went undefeated this season with the shot put, including against Division I competition. With a Division II-leading season best of 64-1¾ (19.55m), Roberts ranks third among all NCAA divisions and 13th in the U.S. in 2011.
SOUTH REGION - LaQuan Priest - Claflin
Priest, a junior, will enter the NCAA Championships in the triple jump as the seventh seed thanks to a season’s best of 50-2 (15.29m). Priest was the winner of the triple jump in the SIAC.
SOUTH CENTRAL REGION - Nick Jones - Abilene Christian
Jones, a junior and native of Amarillo, Texas, will enter the NCAA Championships as the No. 1 seed in the discus with a season’s best of 198-7 (60.53m) and as the No. 3 seed in the shot put where he posted a mark of 60-8½ (18.50m) this year. Jones was the LSC champ in both events.
SOUTHEAST REGION - Will Byars - Anderson (S.C.)
Byars, a sophomore from Anderson, S.C., finished the season and earned all-region honors as the top-ranked regional athlete in the shot put and No. 2 in the hammer throw. Byars also was eighth in the region in the discus and javelin.
WEST REGION - Josh Como - Cal State LA
Como, a senior from Moreno Valley, Calif., is the division’s leader in the triple jump with a career best of 54-8 (16.66m) – a performance that occurred in winning UCLA’s Jackie Joyner-Kersee/Rafer Johnson Invitational. The leap moved him to fourth on the all-time Division II list and is the best jump by a D-II athlete since 1991. Como, the CCAA champ in the triple jump and runner-up in the long jump, also goes to the NCAA meet as the sixth seed in the long jump with a season’s best of 24-11 (7.59m).
Men's Assistant Coach of the Year
In Division II, awards for assistant coach of the year are judged based on both indoor and outdoor seasons.
ATLANTIC REGION - Steve Spence - Shippensburg University
In his 16th season as the mid-distance and distance coach, Spence coached athletes to 68 points in five events to help Shippensburg win the PSAC Outdoor Championships. His athletes earned nine qualifying performances with three entries making the field next week. At the NCAA Indoor Championships, Shippensburg athletes finished second in the 5K and won the DMR. After a ninth-place national finish indoors, the Raiders are currently ranked 20th nationally and finished first in the region.
CENTRAL REGION - Jim Vahrenkamp - Augustana (S.D.)
In just his second season with the Vikings, Vahrenkamp coached six provisional and two automatic qualifiers for the national championships. During the indoor season, his athletes broke three school records, won a National title and earned five All-American honors on route to an 11th place team finish. At the NSIC Championships, Augustana finished second indoors and fourth outdoors.
EAST REGION - Nick Lara - Southern Connecticut State University
The first year distance coach has three men among the top nine national performances in the 800m. Lara’s athletes scored 22 team points to help the Owls win their first New England Team Championship. During the indoor season, his athletes set SCSU school records in the DMR and 800m and earned six USTFCCCA All-America performances indoors.
MIDWEST REGION - Joe Lynn - Grand Valley State
Assisting with the middle distance events and overseeing the long distance events, this fifth-year coach has six Laker athletes competing at the national championships, including three steeplechasers ranked in the top 14. Lynn’s events were responsible for earning 92 points at the indoor GLIAC Championships and 82 points at the outdoor GLIAC Championships.
SOUTH REGION - Bryan Phillips - Harding
Phillips oversees the throws, jumps, hurdlers, and sprinters for Harding. The Bison’s 4x400m relay team is currently ranked 3rd in Division II.
SOUTH CENTRAL REGION - Tom Dibbern - Angelo State
Dibbern, in his seventh year at Angelo State, works with the horizontal jumps, javelin, and 4x100m relay. Dibbern has Ram athletes nationally ranked in the long jump (fourth), triple jump (sixth and 15th), javelin (fifth and seventh) and 4x100 (17th) among the program’s 14 championship entries.
SOUTHEAST REGION - Adonis Stanley - UNC Pembroke
The graduate assistant coach has two individual athletes and a 4x100-relay team with provisional marks. Stanley’s sprint squad finished first in the 100 meters, 4x100 & 4x400 relays; first and second in the 200-meter dash; and second in the 400 meters at the Southeast Region Championships to assist the Braves to the team title. Between the indoor and outdoor 2011 seasons, Stanley coached 42 top-five finishes.
WEST REGION - Issac Frederick - Western Oregon
Frederick’s distance crew helped the Wolves earn team GNAC honors both indoors and outdoors during 2011. The Western Oregon alum directly coached four athletes to GNAC titles and guided 17 NCAA qualifying standards with two distance runners making the outdoor championships field.
Men's Coach of the Year
ATLANTIC REGION - George Williams - Saint Augustine's
By claiming the 2011 CIAA title, George Williams added to the impressive tally of over 150 conference championships that he has amassed as the track & field coach at St. Augustine’s. The Falcons will be sending sixteen entries to the NCAA Outdoor Championships. His team is third nationally heading into the championship meet.
CENTRAL REGION - Keith Barnier - MSU Moorhead
Scoring 162 points, Keith Barnier’s Eagles claimed the NSIC Conference championship by 55½ points. MSU will be represented with eight entries at the NCAA Championships. The Eagle men claimed four NSIC individual championships and two relays. MSU athletes produced 21 All-NSIC performances. This was the first NSIC outdoor team title in ten years and followed their 2011 indoor title. MSU enters the national championship meet ranked 21st in the national team rankings.
EAST REGION - John Wallin - Southern Connecticut
In his first year as head coach, Wallin led the Owls to the Northeast-10 Championship, and, for first time, won the all-division laden New England Championships. Southern Connecticut will be represented with eight entries at the NCAA Championships. The Owls are ranked 14th nationally and finished the season No. 1 in the East region.
MIDWEST REGION - Jerremy Croy - Tiffin
Croy's Dragons finished a best-ever third place at the GLIAC Championships with 126 points, one point out of second place. The Dragons broke seven school records during the outdoor season and will compete with five entries at the NCAA Outdoor Championship meet.
SOUTH REGION - Steve Guymon - Harding
Guymon’s men’s team won the South Region Championship for the first time, scoring over 200 points. The Bison’s will compete in four events at the NCAA Championship meet.
SOUTH CENTRAL REGION - Roosevelt Lofton - Abilene Christian
Lofton’s Wildcats have been ranked No. 1 in the nation for the last five weeks. The Lone Star Conference Champions will have sixteen entries competing at the NCAA Outdoor Championship meet, with three athletes that are ranked No. 1 on the national list along with the top-ranked 4x100 relay team.
SOUTHEAST REGION - Larry Rodgers - UNC Pembroke
Coach Larry Rodgers’ UNC Pembroke Braves claimed the 2011 Southeast Region Championship, leading to a No. 1 standing in the final Southeast Region rankings. The Braves will be represented in two events at the 2011 NCAA Outdoor Championship meet.
WEST REGION - Kirk Freitas - Chico State
Freitas’ Wildcats scored in 18 of the 21 events to finish with 237 points, 94 points ahead of second place team in claiming the CCAA title. Chico State closed out the regular season ranked No. 1 in the West Region, and Freitas earned CCAA coach of the year honors. The Wildcats will have four entries competing at the NCAA Championships.
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Thursday, May 19, 2011
U.S. High School Hammer Throw List
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
2011 PERFORMANCE LIST
229’03” Greg Skipper SR Oregon City, OR 04-09
227’00” Brad Bolton SR El Toro, Lake Forest, CA 04-23
219’05” Enrique Gaitan SR Sprayberry, Marietta, GA 04-23
213’06” Jon Lawson SR Prairie, Brush Prairie, WA 05-07
209’06” Ben Glauser SR Athens Academy, Athens, GA 05-08 *
205’10” Joe Velez JR Classical, Providence, RI 04-06
202’09” Nathan Loe SR Woodland, Cartersville, GA 05-08 *
201’02” Nate Irwin SR Chariho, Wood River Junction, RI 04-29
195’08” Kevin Conway JR Westerly, RI 05-09 *
194’00” Jeremy Tuttle SR Buena, Sierra Vista, AZ 03-18
193’08” TJ Servino SR Monroe Woodbury, Central Valley, NY 05-03
192’08” Mike Maloof SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 04-27
192’02” Michael Foley JR Norte Dame Preparatory, Scottsdale, AZ 05-07
191’06” Rudy Winkler SO Averill Park, NY 04-02
189’07” Ryan Minor SR South Brunswick, Southport, NC 04-02
187’00” Andrew Dunkleberger SR Whitfield Academy, Mableton, GA 05-08 *
186’10” Edward Brentnall SR Lovett, Atlanta, GA 11-27
185’04” Bryn Campbell JR Canal Winchester, OH 04-26
185’04” Tyler Dukes SR Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 05-04 *
185’04” Mike Montavon SR Centerville, OH 03-26
184’11” Gustavo Reynoso SR Classical, Providence, RI 05-14 *
181’08” Darien Thornton JR Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 04-02
180’02” Joel Caballero SR Classical, Providence, RI 04-02
178’02” Benny McGowan JR Centerville, OH 04-26
177’10” Cameron Brown JR Ravenwood, Brentwood, TN 04-22
174’06” Mike Bennett SR Centerville, OH 03-26
173’02” Jonathan Murray SR Coeur D’Alene, ID 04-08
172’05” Luis Alvarez SR Mt. Pleasant, Providence, RI 05-03
171’07” August Wolf JR Hackley School, Tarrytown, NY 05-06
171’03” Jared Harrison SR Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 03-26
171’02” Matt Gama SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 04-27
170’03” Austin Funk JR Post Falls, ID 04-23
170’00” Steve Lefebvre SO LaSalle Academy, Providence, RI 05-07
169’04” Kody Robison SR Millikan, Long Beach, CA 04-17
168’05” John Celona JR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 05-14 *
166’10” Josh Whitener SO North Paulding, Dallas, GA 05-08 *
166’03” Nikolas Huffman SO Virginia, Bristol, VA 04-22
165’04” Joe McGuire SR Westerly, RI 05-09 *
164’11” Carlos Mangum SO Central, Providence, RI 04-02
164’09” Jeff Rutherford SR Eastwood, Pemberville, OH 04-16
164’07” Logan Pressley JR North Buncombe, Weaverville, NC 04-22
164’04” Alex Briggs JR Portsmouth, RI 04-12
163’10” Jarrod Hardrick SO Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 04-26
163’07” Travis Pickett JR Snohomish, WA 04-16
163’02” Christopher Hand SR St. Anthony’s, South Huntington, NY 05-01
163’01” Ian Montague SR Norte Dame Preparatory, Scottsdale, AZ 05-07
162’11” Damon Unland SO Ferris, Spokane, WA 05-15 *
162’11” JD Roth SR Nanuet, NY 04-21
162’06” Charlie Ionata SO Barrington, RI 05-06
162’04” Dylan Dyke SO Waverly, OH 04-26
162’01” Chase Carroll SO North Cobb Christian, Acworth, GA 05-08 *
161’11” Kevin Stanley SR Central Valley, Veradale, WA 05-15 *
160’01” Riley Tuttle SR North Kingstown, RI 05-09 *
159’03” John Higgins JR Glacier Peak, Snohomish, WA 04-16
158’06” Mahlik Handley SR South Kingstown, Wakefield, RI 05-09 *
158’00” Tom Harty SR St. Anthony’s, South Huntington, NY 04-26
157’00” Matt Casbarro SO Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 05-03
156’04” Derek Benn SR North Kingstown, RI 04-29
156’01” Isaac Graves SR Glacier Park, Snohomish, WA 04-16
155’11” Reuben Horace JR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 05-14 *
155’02” Evan Fleming SR Classical, Providence, RI 04-27
153’11” Joseph Covino JR Cumberland, RI 04-02
153’06” Joe Vincent SO Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 05-14 *
153’06” Derek Ferra JR East Greenwich, RI 05-07
153’01” Kevin Conner SO Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 04-06
153’00” Bryan Rhodes JR St. Anthony’s, South Huntington, NY 04-25
152’09” Jonas Mims JR Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 05-04 *
152’06” Ed Cummins JR Lincoln, RI 04-25
151’11” Chris Ackwell JR Brookfield, CT 05-07
151’09” Dylan Gardner SO Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 04-06
150’09” Kenneth Brinson 8TH Marist, Atlanta, GA 05-15 *
150’09” Brian Bianchi SO West Warwick, RI 05-06
150’06” Nicholas Rea JR Sheldon, OR 04-23
150’05” Brian Hamann SR Cumberland, RI 05-14 *
150’01” Phil Maloney JR Portsmouth, RI 05-14 *
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U.S. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS’ 5K HAMMER THROW
218’08” Rudy Winkler SO Averill Park, NY 04-02
206’01” Joe Velez JR Classical, Providence, RI 04-02
177’06” Carlos Mangum SO Central, Providence, RI 04-02
167’01” John Celona JR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 04-02
165’07” Chase Carroll SO North Cobb Christian, Acworth, GA 05-15 *
164’01” Charlie Ionata SO Barrington, RI 04-02
155’02” Josh Whitener SO North Paulding, Dallas, GA 04-23
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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
197’06” Brad Bolton SO El Toro, Lake Forest, CA 05-09-09
248’11” Conor McCullough JR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 07-12-08
247’00” Conor McCullough SR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 06-26-09
2011 PERFORMANCE LIST
217’06” Brad Bolton SR El Toro, Lake Forest, CA 05-07 D
211’11” Enrique Gaitan SR Sprayberry, Marietta, GA 05-08 *
203’00” Nathan Loe SR Woodland, Cartersville, GA 05-15 *
193’11” Ben Glauser SR Athens Academy, Athens, GA 05-15 *
179’05” Brian Uthe SR Governor Thomas Johnson, Frederick, MD 09-12
174’09” Mike Maloof SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 04-02
166’07” Zack Larrabee SR Sarasota, FL 04-09
146’02” Kody Robison SR Millikan, Long Beach, CA 04-17
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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
149’09” Zack Richards FR Monroe, WA 07-03-05
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
2011 PERFORMANCE LIST
202’10” Brad Bolton SR El Toro, Lake Forest, CA 04-30
176’10” Enrique Gaitan SR Sprayberry, Marietta, GA 11-27
153’05” Michael Foley JR Norte Dame Preparatory, Scottsdale, AZ 04-02
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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
180’04” Casey Kraychir SO Twentynine Palms, CA 07-09-08
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 S
2011 PERFORMANCE LIST
211’01” Shelby Ashe SR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 05-15 * S
185’00” Diana Levy’ SR Kennesaw Mountain, Kennesaw, GA 04-23
170’06” Jianna Williams SR South Paulding, Douglasville, GA 05-15 *
169’10” Robyn McFetters SR Barrington, RI 04-02
169’07” Taylor Dupont SR Star’s Mill, Peachtree City, GA 11-27
165’08” Katie Kraychir SR Twentynine Palms, CA 04-17
162’00” Jackie Leppelmeier SR McComb, OH 04-29
158’02” Ashley Webers JR Buena, Sierra Vista, AZ 04-08
157’04” Monica Phillips JR Pope, Marietta, GA 04-23
156’00” Becky Cousens JR Portsmouth, RI 04-02
155’11” Ashlen Veatch JR Cave Spring, Roanoke, VA 05-05
154’03” Torie Owers JR Athens Academy, Athens, GA 05-15 *
154’00” Maggie DuFault JR Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 04-02
153’04” Jessica Imani SR Corona del Mar, CA 04-17
152’00” Kadijah Johnson SR Central Falls, RI 05-07
151’11” Cara McClain JR John C. Kimball, Tracy, CA 03-25
151’06” Avana Story JR Woodward Academy, College Park, GA 05-08 *
150’10” Karina Foster SR Bloomfield, CT 05-07
150’05” Cynthia Watt SR Mt. Vernon, NY 04-21
145’10” Carly Pendleton SR Woodmore, Elmore, OH 04-16
145’02” Grace Janes JR Rogers, Newport, RI 05-07
144’05” Aleide Fernandes SR Central Falls, RI 04-02
144’04” Diamond Higgins SR Kennesaw Mountain, GA 04-23
143’07” Heather Vermillion SR Redwood, Visalia, CA 04-17
143’00” Adrienne Thornton JR John D. O’Bryant, Roxbury, MA 04-02
141’06” Lissette Mendivil JR Redwood, Visalia, CA 04-17
140’10” Alyssa Maker SR Our Lady of Mercy, Fairburn, GA 11-27
140’06” Sophie Hallam-Eames SR Nathan Hale, Seattle, WA 04-02
139’02” Sabrina Gaitan 8TH J.J. Daniell MS, Marietta, GA 05-15 *
139’00” Nicole Johnson SO Central Falls, RI 05-06
137’06” Shreese Daniels SR Steilacoom, WA 03-12
137’01” Imani White SR Longwood, Middle Island, NY 05-07 *
134’09” McKenzie Warren JR Sandy, OR 04-23
134’04” Josie Hardin SO Harrison, Kennesaw, GA 05-15 *
134’01” Dorienne Ordaz JR Bravo Magnet, Los Angeles, CA 04-17
133’07” Sequoia Watkins SR T.C. Roberson, Asheville, NC 04-22
132’06” Sidnie Wilder FR Cameron, WI 04-23
131’02” Ann Dagrin JR Classical, Providence, RI 05-10 *
129’04” Leia Mistowski FR Narragansett, RI 04-25
128’00” Molly McCullough SO Mission Viejo, CA 04-17
127’07” Jennifer Cabral JR Central Falls, RI 05-07
127’04” Stephanie Goei SR Shorewood, WA 04-16
126’08” Dakota Kliamovich JR Central Valley, Veradale, WA 05-15 *
126’02” Avione Allgood JR Legacy, North Las Vegas, NV 04-23
125’09” Thalia Rosario SR Mt. Pleasant, Providence, RI 05-10 *
124’06” Destinee Barrett SO Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 05-10 *
124’00” Brittany Christiansen SR Sachem East, NY 05-01
123’04” Kelli Thomas FR Luella, Locust Grove, GA 05-08 *
122’04” Michaelyn Mills JR Meade, Spokane, WA 05-01
121’09” Jaclyn Galdun SR Minisink Valley, Slate Hill, NY 05-06
121’08” Kamryn Brinson 7TH Marist, Atlanta, GA 05-08 *
121’02” Megan Rose Chapman SR Stonington, Pawcatuck, CT 04-21
121’01” Dominique Darby JR Tri Valley Secondary, Grahamsville, NY 04-16
121’01” Becca Leppelmeier SO McComb, OH 04-16
120’10” Theresa Seide SR Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 05-04 *
120’04” Catherine Maloney JR LaSalle Academy, Providence, RI 05-10 *
120’04” Alyssa Gary JR Liberty Benton, Findlay, OH 04-21
120’04” Heidi Furman JR Tri Valley Secondary, Grahamsville, NY 04-16
120’02” Rachel Martschinske JR Camas, WA 04-16
120’01” Gabby Smith SO Narragansett, RI 04-30
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D – Distance change (217’06” from 217’07”) due to difference in conversion tables.
S – New national senior class record.
Ashe’s record performance throw of 64.35m (211’01”) was at the 2011 Armed Forces
Invitational at the Marietta Sixth Grade Academy, Marietta, GA on May 15, 2011.
This broke her national senior class record of 61.68m (202’04”) set in the second
round of this meet, which broke her record of 61.65m (202’03”) set at the 2011
Heavenly Heave at the same venue on April 23, 2011. Her record performance on
April 23rd broke Maureen Griffin’s (SR/Pocatello, ID) record of 61.44m (201’07”)
set at the Rocky Mountain Elite Open at Utah State University, Logan, UT on
May 30, 1998.
Series:
58.21m (190’11”) 61.68m (202’04”) 55.71m (182’09”)
64.35m (211’01”) Foul 59.27m (194’05”)
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Standards: boys’ 5k – 160’, 12# - 150, 6k - 145’, 16# - 140’, girls’ 4k 120’.
Although the 5k hammer throw is not normally contested in the U.S. it is conducted
in some meets. Boys’ 5k performances of 160’ or more in an officially sanctioned
meet will be included in the performance list providing the athlete is 16 or 17
years old through December 31, 2011 (born in 1994 or 1995) in accordance with
IAAF guidelines for Youth Athletes.
Weekly updates up to top 100 in each gender.
* - Addition or improvement since last update.
’ – Foreign student/athlete.
Cutoff 05-15-11 Updated 05-19-11
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
2011 PERFORMANCE LIST
229’03” Greg Skipper SR Oregon City, OR 04-09
227’00” Brad Bolton SR El Toro, Lake Forest, CA 04-23
219’05” Enrique Gaitan SR Sprayberry, Marietta, GA 04-23
213’06” Jon Lawson SR Prairie, Brush Prairie, WA 05-07
209’06” Ben Glauser SR Athens Academy, Athens, GA 05-08 *
205’10” Joe Velez JR Classical, Providence, RI 04-06
202’09” Nathan Loe SR Woodland, Cartersville, GA 05-08 *
201’02” Nate Irwin SR Chariho, Wood River Junction, RI 04-29
195’08” Kevin Conway JR Westerly, RI 05-09 *
194’00” Jeremy Tuttle SR Buena, Sierra Vista, AZ 03-18
193’08” TJ Servino SR Monroe Woodbury, Central Valley, NY 05-03
192’08” Mike Maloof SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 04-27
192’02” Michael Foley JR Norte Dame Preparatory, Scottsdale, AZ 05-07
191’06” Rudy Winkler SO Averill Park, NY 04-02
189’07” Ryan Minor SR South Brunswick, Southport, NC 04-02
187’00” Andrew Dunkleberger SR Whitfield Academy, Mableton, GA 05-08 *
186’10” Edward Brentnall SR Lovett, Atlanta, GA 11-27
185’04” Bryn Campbell JR Canal Winchester, OH 04-26
185’04” Tyler Dukes SR Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 05-04 *
185’04” Mike Montavon SR Centerville, OH 03-26
184’11” Gustavo Reynoso SR Classical, Providence, RI 05-14 *
181’08” Darien Thornton JR Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 04-02
180’02” Joel Caballero SR Classical, Providence, RI 04-02
178’02” Benny McGowan JR Centerville, OH 04-26
177’10” Cameron Brown JR Ravenwood, Brentwood, TN 04-22
174’06” Mike Bennett SR Centerville, OH 03-26
173’02” Jonathan Murray SR Coeur D’Alene, ID 04-08
172’05” Luis Alvarez SR Mt. Pleasant, Providence, RI 05-03
171’07” August Wolf JR Hackley School, Tarrytown, NY 05-06
171’03” Jared Harrison SR Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 03-26
171’02” Matt Gama SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 04-27
170’03” Austin Funk JR Post Falls, ID 04-23
170’00” Steve Lefebvre SO LaSalle Academy, Providence, RI 05-07
169’04” Kody Robison SR Millikan, Long Beach, CA 04-17
168’05” John Celona JR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 05-14 *
166’10” Josh Whitener SO North Paulding, Dallas, GA 05-08 *
166’03” Nikolas Huffman SO Virginia, Bristol, VA 04-22
165’04” Joe McGuire SR Westerly, RI 05-09 *
164’11” Carlos Mangum SO Central, Providence, RI 04-02
164’09” Jeff Rutherford SR Eastwood, Pemberville, OH 04-16
164’07” Logan Pressley JR North Buncombe, Weaverville, NC 04-22
164’04” Alex Briggs JR Portsmouth, RI 04-12
163’10” Jarrod Hardrick SO Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 04-26
163’07” Travis Pickett JR Snohomish, WA 04-16
163’02” Christopher Hand SR St. Anthony’s, South Huntington, NY 05-01
163’01” Ian Montague SR Norte Dame Preparatory, Scottsdale, AZ 05-07
162’11” Damon Unland SO Ferris, Spokane, WA 05-15 *
162’11” JD Roth SR Nanuet, NY 04-21
162’06” Charlie Ionata SO Barrington, RI 05-06
162’04” Dylan Dyke SO Waverly, OH 04-26
162’01” Chase Carroll SO North Cobb Christian, Acworth, GA 05-08 *
161’11” Kevin Stanley SR Central Valley, Veradale, WA 05-15 *
160’01” Riley Tuttle SR North Kingstown, RI 05-09 *
159’03” John Higgins JR Glacier Peak, Snohomish, WA 04-16
158’06” Mahlik Handley SR South Kingstown, Wakefield, RI 05-09 *
158’00” Tom Harty SR St. Anthony’s, South Huntington, NY 04-26
157’00” Matt Casbarro SO Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 05-03
156’04” Derek Benn SR North Kingstown, RI 04-29
156’01” Isaac Graves SR Glacier Park, Snohomish, WA 04-16
155’11” Reuben Horace JR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 05-14 *
155’02” Evan Fleming SR Classical, Providence, RI 04-27
153’11” Joseph Covino JR Cumberland, RI 04-02
153’06” Joe Vincent SO Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 05-14 *
153’06” Derek Ferra JR East Greenwich, RI 05-07
153’01” Kevin Conner SO Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 04-06
153’00” Bryan Rhodes JR St. Anthony’s, South Huntington, NY 04-25
152’09” Jonas Mims JR Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 05-04 *
152’06” Ed Cummins JR Lincoln, RI 04-25
151’11” Chris Ackwell JR Brookfield, CT 05-07
151’09” Dylan Gardner SO Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 04-06
150’09” Kenneth Brinson 8TH Marist, Atlanta, GA 05-15 *
150’09” Brian Bianchi SO West Warwick, RI 05-06
150’06” Nicholas Rea JR Sheldon, OR 04-23
150’05” Brian Hamann SR Cumberland, RI 05-14 *
150’01” Phil Maloney JR Portsmouth, RI 05-14 *
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U.S. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS’ 5K HAMMER THROW
218’08” Rudy Winkler SO Averill Park, NY 04-02
206’01” Joe Velez JR Classical, Providence, RI 04-02
177’06” Carlos Mangum SO Central, Providence, RI 04-02
167’01” John Celona JR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 04-02
165’07” Chase Carroll SO North Cobb Christian, Acworth, GA 05-15 *
164’01” Charlie Ionata SO Barrington, RI 04-02
155’02” Josh Whitener SO North Paulding, Dallas, GA 04-23
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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
197’06” Brad Bolton SO El Toro, Lake Forest, CA 05-09-09
248’11” Conor McCullough JR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 07-12-08
247’00” Conor McCullough SR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 06-26-09
2011 PERFORMANCE LIST
217’06” Brad Bolton SR El Toro, Lake Forest, CA 05-07 D
211’11” Enrique Gaitan SR Sprayberry, Marietta, GA 05-08 *
203’00” Nathan Loe SR Woodland, Cartersville, GA 05-15 *
193’11” Ben Glauser SR Athens Academy, Athens, GA 05-15 *
179’05” Brian Uthe SR Governor Thomas Johnson, Frederick, MD 09-12
174’09” Mike Maloof SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 04-02
166’07” Zack Larrabee SR Sarasota, FL 04-09
146’02” Kody Robison SR Millikan, Long Beach, CA 04-17
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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
149’09” Zack Richards FR Monroe, WA 07-03-05
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
2011 PERFORMANCE LIST
202’10” Brad Bolton SR El Toro, Lake Forest, CA 04-30
176’10” Enrique Gaitan SR Sprayberry, Marietta, GA 11-27
153’05” Michael Foley JR Norte Dame Preparatory, Scottsdale, AZ 04-02
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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
180’04” Casey Kraychir SO Twentynine Palms, CA 07-09-08
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 S
2011 PERFORMANCE LIST
211’01” Shelby Ashe SR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 05-15 * S
185’00” Diana Levy’ SR Kennesaw Mountain, Kennesaw, GA 04-23
170’06” Jianna Williams SR South Paulding, Douglasville, GA 05-15 *
169’10” Robyn McFetters SR Barrington, RI 04-02
169’07” Taylor Dupont SR Star’s Mill, Peachtree City, GA 11-27
165’08” Katie Kraychir SR Twentynine Palms, CA 04-17
162’00” Jackie Leppelmeier SR McComb, OH 04-29
158’02” Ashley Webers JR Buena, Sierra Vista, AZ 04-08
157’04” Monica Phillips JR Pope, Marietta, GA 04-23
156’00” Becky Cousens JR Portsmouth, RI 04-02
155’11” Ashlen Veatch JR Cave Spring, Roanoke, VA 05-05
154’03” Torie Owers JR Athens Academy, Athens, GA 05-15 *
154’00” Maggie DuFault JR Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 04-02
153’04” Jessica Imani SR Corona del Mar, CA 04-17
152’00” Kadijah Johnson SR Central Falls, RI 05-07
151’11” Cara McClain JR John C. Kimball, Tracy, CA 03-25
151’06” Avana Story JR Woodward Academy, College Park, GA 05-08 *
150’10” Karina Foster SR Bloomfield, CT 05-07
150’05” Cynthia Watt SR Mt. Vernon, NY 04-21
145’10” Carly Pendleton SR Woodmore, Elmore, OH 04-16
145’02” Grace Janes JR Rogers, Newport, RI 05-07
144’05” Aleide Fernandes SR Central Falls, RI 04-02
144’04” Diamond Higgins SR Kennesaw Mountain, GA 04-23
143’07” Heather Vermillion SR Redwood, Visalia, CA 04-17
143’00” Adrienne Thornton JR John D. O’Bryant, Roxbury, MA 04-02
141’06” Lissette Mendivil JR Redwood, Visalia, CA 04-17
140’10” Alyssa Maker SR Our Lady of Mercy, Fairburn, GA 11-27
140’06” Sophie Hallam-Eames SR Nathan Hale, Seattle, WA 04-02
139’02” Sabrina Gaitan 8TH J.J. Daniell MS, Marietta, GA 05-15 *
139’00” Nicole Johnson SO Central Falls, RI 05-06
137’06” Shreese Daniels SR Steilacoom, WA 03-12
137’01” Imani White SR Longwood, Middle Island, NY 05-07 *
134’09” McKenzie Warren JR Sandy, OR 04-23
134’04” Josie Hardin SO Harrison, Kennesaw, GA 05-15 *
134’01” Dorienne Ordaz JR Bravo Magnet, Los Angeles, CA 04-17
133’07” Sequoia Watkins SR T.C. Roberson, Asheville, NC 04-22
132’06” Sidnie Wilder FR Cameron, WI 04-23
131’02” Ann Dagrin JR Classical, Providence, RI 05-10 *
129’04” Leia Mistowski FR Narragansett, RI 04-25
128’00” Molly McCullough SO Mission Viejo, CA 04-17
127’07” Jennifer Cabral JR Central Falls, RI 05-07
127’04” Stephanie Goei SR Shorewood, WA 04-16
126’08” Dakota Kliamovich JR Central Valley, Veradale, WA 05-15 *
126’02” Avione Allgood JR Legacy, North Las Vegas, NV 04-23
125’09” Thalia Rosario SR Mt. Pleasant, Providence, RI 05-10 *
124’06” Destinee Barrett SO Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 05-10 *
124’00” Brittany Christiansen SR Sachem East, NY 05-01
123’04” Kelli Thomas FR Luella, Locust Grove, GA 05-08 *
122’04” Michaelyn Mills JR Meade, Spokane, WA 05-01
121’09” Jaclyn Galdun SR Minisink Valley, Slate Hill, NY 05-06
121’08” Kamryn Brinson 7TH Marist, Atlanta, GA 05-08 *
121’02” Megan Rose Chapman SR Stonington, Pawcatuck, CT 04-21
121’01” Dominique Darby JR Tri Valley Secondary, Grahamsville, NY 04-16
121’01” Becca Leppelmeier SO McComb, OH 04-16
120’10” Theresa Seide SR Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 05-04 *
120’04” Catherine Maloney JR LaSalle Academy, Providence, RI 05-10 *
120’04” Alyssa Gary JR Liberty Benton, Findlay, OH 04-21
120’04” Heidi Furman JR Tri Valley Secondary, Grahamsville, NY 04-16
120’02” Rachel Martschinske JR Camas, WA 04-16
120’01” Gabby Smith SO Narragansett, RI 04-30
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D – Distance change (217’06” from 217’07”) due to difference in conversion tables.
S – New national senior class record.
Ashe’s record performance throw of 64.35m (211’01”) was at the 2011 Armed Forces
Invitational at the Marietta Sixth Grade Academy, Marietta, GA on May 15, 2011.
This broke her national senior class record of 61.68m (202’04”) set in the second
round of this meet, which broke her record of 61.65m (202’03”) set at the 2011
Heavenly Heave at the same venue on April 23, 2011. Her record performance on
April 23rd broke Maureen Griffin’s (SR/Pocatello, ID) record of 61.44m (201’07”)
set at the Rocky Mountain Elite Open at Utah State University, Logan, UT on
May 30, 1998.
Series:
58.21m (190’11”) 61.68m (202’04”) 55.71m (182’09”)
64.35m (211’01”) Foul 59.27m (194’05”)
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Standards: boys’ 5k – 160’, 12# - 150, 6k - 145’, 16# - 140’, girls’ 4k 120’.
Although the 5k hammer throw is not normally contested in the U.S. it is conducted
in some meets. Boys’ 5k performances of 160’ or more in an officially sanctioned
meet will be included in the performance list providing the athlete is 16 or 17
years old through December 31, 2011 (born in 1994 or 1995) in accordance with
IAAF guidelines for Youth Athletes.
Weekly updates up to top 100 in each gender.
* - Addition or improvement since last update.
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Cutoff 05-15-11 Updated 05-19-11
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Nia Ali (West Catholic HS, Philadelphia 2005; Pleasantville HS, NJ 2006; Tennessee 2007; USC 2011) and Jeneba Tarmoh (Mt. Pleasant HS, San Jose 2007; Tennessee 2008; Texas A&M 2012) promoted from the "mention" list to the prestigious Bowerman watch list
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Women’s Watch for The Bowerman Shifts After Outdoor Conference Championships
Coburn added to consideration for first time this year; Ali, Barrett, Hackett, Tarmoh promoted from mention list
May 19, 2011
NEW ORLEANS – The women’s watch list for The Bowerman witnessed seismic shifts after a weekend full of outdoor conference-championships drama. The Women’s Watch List Committee announced the list of ten on Thursday. Colorado’s Emma Coburn was added to the watch list for the first time this season while Nia Ali (Southern California), Brigetta Barrett (Duncanville HS, Texas 2009; Arizona 2013), Semoy Hackett (Bishop's HS, Scarborough, Trinidad & Tabago; Lincoln University, MO 2010; LSU 2012; Trinidad and Tobago), and Jeneba Tarmoh (Mt. Pleasant High School, San Jose 2007; Tennessee 2008; Texas A&M 2012) were promoted from the “mention” list to the prestigious watch list.
Hackett and Tarmoh began the season on the award’s preseason watch list. Ali and Barrett are making their first-ever appearance on the watch.
The Bowerman Advisory Board appointed four of its members to comprise The Bowerman Women’s Watch Committee and another four of its members to make up The Bowerman Men’s Watch Committee. The Women’s Watch Committee will release their next update on Thursday, June 2. The ten semifinalists will be named on Monday, June 21, and the three finalists will be named on Thursday, July 14.
THE BOWERMAN OFFICIAL WATCH LIST, 2011 WOMEN
(updated May 19, 2011, listed in alphabetical order, always ten names)
NAME
YEAR
SCHOOL
EVENTS
HOMETOWN
Nia Ali (P)
SR
Southern California
Hurdles/Jumps
Philadelphia, Pa.
Brigetta Barrett (P)
SO
Arizona
Jumps
Duncanville, Texas
Jessica Beard
SR
Texas A&M
Sprints
Euclid, Ohio
Emma Coburn (N)
JR
Colorado
Distance
Crested Butte, Colo.
Kimberlyn Duncan
SO
LSU
Sprints
Katy, Texas
Semoy Hackett (P2)
JR
LSU
Sprints
Scarborough, T.&T.
Jordan Hasay
SO
Oregon
Distance
Arroyo Grande, Calif.
Tina Sutej
JR
Arkansas
Pole Vault
Ljubljana, Slovenia
Jeneba Tarmoh (P2)
JR
Texas A&M
Sprints
San Jose, Calif.
Kim Williams
SR
Florida State
Jumps
Kingston, Jamaica
(P) – Promoted from “receiving mention” list this update
(N) – New to either list this update
Nia Ali, Southern California
Senior, Hurdles/Jumps, Philadephia, Pa. (West Catholic HS)
OUTDOOR: Redshirt senior Nia Ali has focused on the hurdles her final season competing at USC, after beginning her career as a heptathlete and redshirting last season. This season, she has run the top wind-legal 100-meter hurdle outdoor time (12.77) in winning the event at the Pac-10 Championships which ranks second all-time at USC to NCAA record-holder Virginia Powell (Crawford). Ali also ran a wind-aided 12.74 to take runner-up honors at the Texas Relays which is tied for the NCAA-leading seed time. After winning Pac-10 hurdle title, competed in the high jump on the same day for the second time this season and cleared 6-1¼ (1.86m) to take second, move into second place on USC’s all-time list and place her in a tie for second on the national list.
INDOOR: Had the third-fastest 60-meter hurdle indoor time entering the NCAA Indoor Championships, but pulled up in the semifinals.
Brigetta Barrett, Arizona
Sophomore, Jumps, Duncanville, Texas (Duncanville HS)
OUTDOOR: At the Pac-10 Championships, Barrett cleared a career-best 1.93m (6-4) on her third attempt in the high jump to move into a tie for the fourth-best jump in Arizona's prestigious high jump history with Olympian Erin Aldirch. The mark currently ranks second in the world in 2011 and is the NCAA-leading mark by nearly three inches. Barrett has also tallied victories at the Mt. SAC Relays and Texas Relays on the season. Barrett has competed in 10 high jump competitions in 2011, including the indoor and outdoor seasons, losing only one of them - on misses - and has maintained the NCAA-leading mark for the entirety of the current outdoor season.
INDOOR: NCAA indoor champion with a jump of 1.90m (6-2¾), the first NCAA crown of her career and the third All-American honor in as many chances for the sophomore. Barrett finished the indoor season as the 11th-ranked individual in the world in the event with a best clearance of 1.92m (6-3½) while defending her title at the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Championships.
Jessica Beard, Texas A&M
Senior, Sprints, Euclid, Ohio (Euclid HS)
OUTDOOR: Opened the season with a win at the LSU Invitational 400-meter dash in a now-tied, collegiate-leading time of 51.55, taking victory by over a second-and-a-half. At the Big 12 Championships, Beard ran the second leg of the Texas A&M’s conference-champion 4x400 relay (3:31.28). Beard finished runner-up in the conference’s 400 (51.68), thwarted of a complete indoor-outdoor, four-year sweep of the event as Kansas frosh Diamond Dixon (51.55) caught Beard in the final few steps.
Beard has been on Texas A&M’s winning 4x100 and 4x400 teams at the Texas Relays and the winning 4x200 and 4x400 teams at the Penn Relays.
INDOOR: Beard made the Aggie faithful stand up and cheer for her performances at the NCAA Indoor Championships. In the 400 meters, Beard would twice record the best collegiate-mark of the year with a 51.64 clocking in the preliminaries and would top it with a 50.79 world-leading time in winning the national crown. Beard would win the event by more than 1½ seconds for Texas A&M’s first women’s individual national indoor crown in school history. With the time, Beard moved to third all-time on the American indoor list and second all-time collegiately.
Beard also anchored the 4x400 team to their second national crown in three years with a 51.08 split, leading Texas A&M to a 3:29.72 clocking, the best in the NCAA this year and the eighth-best all-time.
Also during the indoor season, Beard won an unprecedented fourth-straight indoor Big 12 title at 400. Beard was named Big 12 Performer of the Year as she also scored second-place honors in the 200 meters at the conference meet and anchored the Aggies to a fifth-straight crown in the 4x400. Her season’s best 200 time of 22.95 ranked sixth in the NCAA. Beard finished the 2011 indoor season undefeated in the 400 meters.
Emma Coburn, Colorado
Junior, Distance, Crested Butte, Colo. (Crested Butte HS)
OUTDOOR: Coburn leads the nation in the 3,000-meter steeplechase with a personal best of 9:40.51, which she ran at the Payton Jordan Stanford Invitational. Coburn became the 11th fastest American all-time in the event with the run. She was honored as the USATF Athlete of the Week as well as the Big 12 Athlete of the Week for the effort. At the time, the 9:40.51 was the fastest in the world and now ranks sixth. This past weekend she won her second Big 12 steeplechase crown with the meet’s second-fastest all-time mark of 9:57.39.
She was also successful in the 1,500 and ran a personal best of 4:14.35 at Mt. SAC. That time ranks sixth in the NCAA and is the eighth fastest time in CU history.
INDOOR: Coburn won the indoor Big 12 3,000-meter run in 9:17.46, the ninth fastest time ever by a Buffalo. She did so in the unseeded heat as she did not have a seed time heading into the meet. Coburn was a part of the CU DMR team that recorded a school record and a fourth-place finish the previous night at the league meet as the anchor leg. The time of 11:22.87 broke a 12-year old record (11:23.34).
Her top event was the mile run. She ranks second on CU’s all-time list and has three of the top four times. Her PR of 4:36.08 was set at the NCAA Championship where she placed eighth overall to earn her first indoor All-American honor.
Kimberlyn Duncan, LSU
Sophomore, Sprints, Katy, Texas (Cypress Springs HS)
OUTDOOR: Holds the NCAA’s No. 1 seed in the 200-meter dash with a wind-aided season-best clocking of 22.18 (w: 3.2) set at LSU’s Alumni Gold meet. The time is the best all-conditions time in the collegiate ranks since 1989 and third all-time. Ranks in the NCAA’s top three with wind-aided best from the SEC Championships of 11.02 in the 100 meters. Wind-legal season best of 22.76 in the 200 meters ranks third in the world. Member of LSU’s winning sprint medley relay at the Penn Relays.
At the SEC Championships, Duncan claimed conference titles in the 200 and as part of LSU’s 4x100 relay.
INDOOR: The NCAA Indoor 200-meter champion won four-straight 200-meter finals during the season, dating back to her win at the Tyson Invitational during the indoor season on Feb. 12. After setting an indoor personal record of 22.78 in winning her first career Southeastern Conference title at the SEC Indoor Championships, Duncan became the first Lady Tiger since 2004 to take home the NCAA Indoor crown in the event with her run of 22.85 at the national meet. In fact, her indoor PR of 22.78 is the world’s fastest indoor 200-meter time in three years since former Texas star Bianca Knight set the American indoor record of 22.40 at the 2008 NCAA Indoor Championships.
Semoy Hackett, LSU
Junior, Sprints, Scarborough, Trinidad & Tobago (Bishop’s HS/Lincoln (Mo.))
OUTDOOR: Hackett won SEC titles in the 100 meters (11.17) and with LSU’s 4x100 relay (43.47). Hackett added a runner-up showing in the 200 (22.41w) and was third with the 4x400 relay (3:35.15). With runner-up showing at the Texas Relays 100-meter dash, Hackett clocked a wind-aided 10.98 (2.9 m/s) to capture the NCAA’s second-fastest seed in the event. Hackett will also enter the NCAA Championships as the second overall seed in the 200 meters with the time captured at the SEC meet.
Hackett was the winner of the 100-meter dash at the Penn Relays and was on LSU’s winning sprint medley. Hackett also on the LSU 4x200 team that won a Texas Relays title and finished second in the 4x100.
INDOOR: In her first season as a Division I participant, Hackett placed sixth at the NCAA Indoor Championships in the 200 meters (23.21) and eighth in the 60 (7.29). In the 60-meter preliminaries, Hackett clocked a personal best of 7.22.
During the season, Hackett achieved marks in the 60 and 200 that finished among the nation’s top seven in both events. Hackett finished runner-up in the SEC in both the 60 and 200.
Jordan Hasay, Oregon
Sophomore, Distance, Arroyo Grande, Calif. (Mission College Prep)
OUTDOOR: Hasay won Pac-10 titles in the 1500 (4:19.18) and 5000 (16:24.10). Hasay also leads the nation in the 1500 meters with a 4:10.28 clocking at the Payton Jordan Cardinal Invitational. Currently also sits second in the nation in the 5000 meters with a season best of 15:37.29 set at the Mt. SAC Relays.
INDOOR: Hasay would lead Oregon to a national team title with a meet-high 22 points at the NCAA Indoor Championships, scoring individual national crowns in the mile and 3000 meters and as anchor of the Ducks’ runner-up DMR squad. Hasay became the fifth overall and first to win the national mile-3k double since Northern Arizona’s Johanna Nilsson in 2006. Hasay won the mile at the NCAA Championships in a personal-best 4:33.01, a mark that is among the all-time top ten of American collegians. In the 3000, Hasay outlasted Villanova’s Sheila Reid with a 9:13.71 run to avenge a previous head-to-head loss to Reid in the DMR the night before.
Hasay clocked a 9:05.42 season’s best in the 3000 at the UW Invitational in January. Hasay was also the mile champ at the MPSF Championships. Hasay was selected by the nation’s coaches as the USTFCCCA National Women’s Track Athlete of the Year.
Tina Sutej, Arkansas
Junior, Pole Vault, Ljubljana, Slovenia (Gimnazija Bezigrad)
OUTDOOR: Now holds claim to both indoor and outdoor collegiate records in the pole vault after winning the SEC title by over 15 inches with a clearance of 15-1½ (4.61m). Between both indoor and outdoor season, Sutej has been undefeated in 13 tries. In the outdoor season, Sutej has had winning clearances of more than 14-6 (4.42m) four times, making nine total for the entire year. Winner of the Penn Relays vault title with mark of 14-7¼ (4.45m).
INDOOR: Sutej topped the collegiate record in the pole vault with a clearance of 14-10¾ (4.54m) in winning the SEC title in the event. Sutej broke the 2002 record of Amy Linnen Undoubtedly the most consistent in the vault during the indoor season season, Sutej cleared more than 14-6 (4.42m) five times this season and won seven-straight events. In addition, Sutej won the national crown in the event, becoming the first from Arkansas to win an indoor NCAA pole vault title as the only to clear 14-7¼ (4.45m) at the national meet.
Jeneba Tarmoh, Texas A&M
Junior, Sprints, San Jose, Calif. (Mt. Pleasant HS/Tennessee)
OUTDOOR: Jeneba Tarmoh repeated her triple victory at the Big 12 Championships, earning high point honors for the second consecutive year with 22½ points off a 100-200 sprint double while also running the second leg of the winning 4 x 100 relay. Tarmoh, who has a season best of 10.94w in winning the Texas Relays 100, recorded a career best of 22.46 for her victory at the Big 12 Outdoor meet. Tarmoh broke a 29-year-old stadium record set by Merlene Ottey (Nebraska) at Oklahoma’s John Jacobs Stadium.
Tarmoh has been the second leg of the Aggies 4 x 100 relay, which claimed victories at San Diego State, Arizona State, LSU, Texas Relays, and Penn Relays prior to winning the conference meet. Texas A&M holds the collegiate leading time of 42.87 from their Texas Relays victory. In the 4 x 200 relay Tarmoh was the lead-off leg for the Aggies when they set a collegiate leading time of 1:29.96 to win the Penn Relays title, recording the third fastest collegiate mark ever.
In the 4x400 Tarmoh also had first leg duties when the Aggies claimed its first-ever Texas Relays title in the event with a school record, and collegiate leading, 3:27.33.
INDOOR: Tarmoh won the Big 12 200 title in a personal indoor best of 22.88 and matched that time in earning NCAA Indoor silver. Tarmoh set a meet record of 22.98 to win the 200 at the New Balance Collegiate Invitational. Tarmoh ran a personal best of 7.24 in the 60 meters, as runner-up in the New Balance Collegiate Invitational. She placed second in the 60 with a 7.29 at the Big 12 Indoor meet.
Ran opening leg of 4 x 400 as Texas A&M set a Big 12 meet record in winning with a 3:32.85, then was part of the relay effort that set a school record of 3:29.72 in winning the NCAA Indoor championship.
Kim Williams, Florida State
Senior, Jumps, Kingston, Jamaica (Vere Technical HS)
OUTDOOR: Won ACC titles in the long and triple jumps, sweeping both events for the third time at the conference meet. In addition, the triple jump title was won by Williams in each of her four years, indoor and outdoor in the league. Leads the nation in the triple jump with wind-aided triple jump mark of 46-9 (14.25m), set in winning the Texas Relays.
INDOOR: Williams became the first in NCAA D-I women’s history to win the national title in the triple jump for a third time. Williams in the 2011 version, used a 45-9¾ (13.96m) mark on her final attempt to post the best mark among all collegians for the season. However, it was not easy as Williams posted fouls on her first two attempts in the competition, but notched a 43-1¾ (13.15m) in round three to secure a spot in the event’s finals. In addition, Williams placed second in the long jump at the NCAA Championships.
Williams also netted impressive performances in both long and triple jumps at the ACC Championships. In becoming the first in ACC Championship history to win an event for a fourth time, Williams triple jumped to a collegiate-leading mark of 45-9¾ (13.96m). In addition, the previous day, Williams won the ACC long jump title with a leap of 21-6 (6.55m) – a performance that finished the season ranked No. 2 in the NCAA for the indoor season.
ALSO RECEIVING MENTION (29)
NAME
YEAR
SCHOOL
EVENTS
HOMETOWN
Jackie Areson
SR
Tennessee
Distance
Delray Beach, Fla.
Marie Louise Asselin
SR
West Virginia
Distance
Sarnia, Ont.
Joanna Atkins
SR
Auburn
Sprints
Stone Mountain, Ga.
Gwen Berry
SR
Southern Illinois
Throws
St. Louis, Mo.
LaKya Brookins (D)
SR
South Carolina
Sprints
Seneca, S.C.
Ti'erra Brown (D)
SR
Miami (Fla.)
Hurdles
Hampton, Va.
Dominique Duncan (D)
JR
Texas A&M
Sprints
Houston, Texas
Colleen Felix
JR
Georgia
Jumps
St. Andrews, Grenada
Sheniqua Ferguson
SR
Auburn
Sprints
Nassau, Bahamas
Melissa Gergel
SR
Oregon
Pole Vault
Glenwood, Ill.
Anna Jelmini
RS FR
Arizona State
Throws
Bakersfield, Calif.
Amber Kaufman
SR
Hawai'i
Jumps
San Jose, Calif.
Liz Lawton
SR
Chicago
Distance
North Easton, Mass.
Lindsay Lettow
JR
Central Missouri
Combined Events
Urbandale, Iowa
Chantel Malone
SR
Texas
Jumps/Sprints
Tortola, British V.I.
Gabby Mayo
JR
Texas A&M
Sprints/Hurdles
Raleigh, N.C.
Chantae McMillan
SR
Nebraska
Combined Events
Rolla, Mo.
Lauryn Newson
JR
Oregon
Jumps
Richmond, Calif.
Holly Ozanich
SR
UW Oshkosh
Throws
Green Bay, Wis.
Ashton Purvis
FR
Miami (Fla.)
Sprints
Oakland, Calif.
Sheila Reid
JR
Villanova
Distance
Newmarket, Ont.
Brianna Rollins
SO/FR
Clemson
Hurdles
Miami, Fla.
Faith Sherrill
SR
Indiana
Throws
Ft. Wayne, Ind.
Karen Shump
SO
Oklahoma
Throws
Media, Pa.
Neely Spence
JR
Shippensburg
Distance
Shippensburg, Pa.
Brianne Theisen (D)
SR
Oregon
Combined Events
Humboldt, Sask.
Kate Van Buskirk
SR
Duke
Mid-Distance
Brampton, Ont.
Lucy Van Dalen
SR
Stony Brook
Distance
Wanganui, N.Z.
Lea Wallace (D)
SR
Sacramento State
Mid-Distance
Napa, Calif.
(D) – demoted from the watch list this update
(N) – new to either list this update
For more information on The Bowerman, the award, the magnificent trophy, and Bill Bowerman himself, visit TheBowerman.org. Keep up with Bowerman candidates on the USTFCCCA’s weekly results page (http://www.ustfccca.org/weekly-results) and by following the organization’s twitter feed twitter.com/TheBowerman and Facebook page facebook.com/TheBowerman.
About The Bowerman
The Bowerman, which debuted in 2009, is presented annually by the USTFCCCA to the top male and female collegiate track & field athletes in the nation. Oregon's Ashton Eaton and Virginia Tech’s Queen Harrison are the reigning winners of The Bowerman, which is named for legendary Oregon track & field and cross country coach Bill Bowerman.
Bowerman served the sport of track and field in numerous ways. His leadership in the USTFCCCA’s predecessor organization, the National Collegiate Track Coaches Association, and his contributions to NCAA track and field and the running community as a whole are among his many lasting legacies.
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Tom Lewis
U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association
Communications Manager
1100 Poydras St., Suite 1750
New Orleans, LA 70163
(O) 504-599-8904 (F) 504-599-8909
Email: tom@ustfccca.org
Follow Us: twitter.com/USTFCCCA
http://www.thebowerman.org/news/womens-watch-for-the-bowerman-shifts-after-outdoor-conference-championships
Women’s Watch for The Bowerman Shifts After Outdoor Conference Championships
Coburn added to consideration for first time this year; Ali, Barrett, Hackett, Tarmoh promoted from mention list
May 19, 2011
NEW ORLEANS – The women’s watch list for The Bowerman witnessed seismic shifts after a weekend full of outdoor conference-championships drama. The Women’s Watch List Committee announced the list of ten on Thursday. Colorado’s Emma Coburn was added to the watch list for the first time this season while Nia Ali (Southern California), Brigetta Barrett (Duncanville HS, Texas 2009; Arizona 2013), Semoy Hackett (Bishop's HS, Scarborough, Trinidad & Tabago; Lincoln University, MO 2010; LSU 2012; Trinidad and Tobago), and Jeneba Tarmoh (Mt. Pleasant High School, San Jose 2007; Tennessee 2008; Texas A&M 2012) were promoted from the “mention” list to the prestigious watch list.
Hackett and Tarmoh began the season on the award’s preseason watch list. Ali and Barrett are making their first-ever appearance on the watch.
The Bowerman Advisory Board appointed four of its members to comprise The Bowerman Women’s Watch Committee and another four of its members to make up The Bowerman Men’s Watch Committee. The Women’s Watch Committee will release their next update on Thursday, June 2. The ten semifinalists will be named on Monday, June 21, and the three finalists will be named on Thursday, July 14.
THE BOWERMAN OFFICIAL WATCH LIST, 2011 WOMEN
(updated May 19, 2011, listed in alphabetical order, always ten names)
NAME
YEAR
SCHOOL
EVENTS
HOMETOWN
Nia Ali (P)
SR
Southern California
Hurdles/Jumps
Philadelphia, Pa.
Brigetta Barrett (P)
SO
Arizona
Jumps
Duncanville, Texas
Jessica Beard
SR
Texas A&M
Sprints
Euclid, Ohio
Emma Coburn (N)
JR
Colorado
Distance
Crested Butte, Colo.
Kimberlyn Duncan
SO
LSU
Sprints
Katy, Texas
Semoy Hackett (P2)
JR
LSU
Sprints
Scarborough, T.&T.
Jordan Hasay
SO
Oregon
Distance
Arroyo Grande, Calif.
Tina Sutej
JR
Arkansas
Pole Vault
Ljubljana, Slovenia
Jeneba Tarmoh (P2)
JR
Texas A&M
Sprints
San Jose, Calif.
Kim Williams
SR
Florida State
Jumps
Kingston, Jamaica
(P) – Promoted from “receiving mention” list this update
(N) – New to either list this update
Nia Ali, Southern California
Senior, Hurdles/Jumps, Philadephia, Pa. (West Catholic HS)
OUTDOOR: Redshirt senior Nia Ali has focused on the hurdles her final season competing at USC, after beginning her career as a heptathlete and redshirting last season. This season, she has run the top wind-legal 100-meter hurdle outdoor time (12.77) in winning the event at the Pac-10 Championships which ranks second all-time at USC to NCAA record-holder Virginia Powell (Crawford). Ali also ran a wind-aided 12.74 to take runner-up honors at the Texas Relays which is tied for the NCAA-leading seed time. After winning Pac-10 hurdle title, competed in the high jump on the same day for the second time this season and cleared 6-1¼ (1.86m) to take second, move into second place on USC’s all-time list and place her in a tie for second on the national list.
INDOOR: Had the third-fastest 60-meter hurdle indoor time entering the NCAA Indoor Championships, but pulled up in the semifinals.
Brigetta Barrett, Arizona
Sophomore, Jumps, Duncanville, Texas (Duncanville HS)
OUTDOOR: At the Pac-10 Championships, Barrett cleared a career-best 1.93m (6-4) on her third attempt in the high jump to move into a tie for the fourth-best jump in Arizona's prestigious high jump history with Olympian Erin Aldirch. The mark currently ranks second in the world in 2011 and is the NCAA-leading mark by nearly three inches. Barrett has also tallied victories at the Mt. SAC Relays and Texas Relays on the season. Barrett has competed in 10 high jump competitions in 2011, including the indoor and outdoor seasons, losing only one of them - on misses - and has maintained the NCAA-leading mark for the entirety of the current outdoor season.
INDOOR: NCAA indoor champion with a jump of 1.90m (6-2¾), the first NCAA crown of her career and the third All-American honor in as many chances for the sophomore. Barrett finished the indoor season as the 11th-ranked individual in the world in the event with a best clearance of 1.92m (6-3½) while defending her title at the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Championships.
Jessica Beard, Texas A&M
Senior, Sprints, Euclid, Ohio (Euclid HS)
OUTDOOR: Opened the season with a win at the LSU Invitational 400-meter dash in a now-tied, collegiate-leading time of 51.55, taking victory by over a second-and-a-half. At the Big 12 Championships, Beard ran the second leg of the Texas A&M’s conference-champion 4x400 relay (3:31.28). Beard finished runner-up in the conference’s 400 (51.68), thwarted of a complete indoor-outdoor, four-year sweep of the event as Kansas frosh Diamond Dixon (51.55) caught Beard in the final few steps.
Beard has been on Texas A&M’s winning 4x100 and 4x400 teams at the Texas Relays and the winning 4x200 and 4x400 teams at the Penn Relays.
INDOOR: Beard made the Aggie faithful stand up and cheer for her performances at the NCAA Indoor Championships. In the 400 meters, Beard would twice record the best collegiate-mark of the year with a 51.64 clocking in the preliminaries and would top it with a 50.79 world-leading time in winning the national crown. Beard would win the event by more than 1½ seconds for Texas A&M’s first women’s individual national indoor crown in school history. With the time, Beard moved to third all-time on the American indoor list and second all-time collegiately.
Beard also anchored the 4x400 team to their second national crown in three years with a 51.08 split, leading Texas A&M to a 3:29.72 clocking, the best in the NCAA this year and the eighth-best all-time.
Also during the indoor season, Beard won an unprecedented fourth-straight indoor Big 12 title at 400. Beard was named Big 12 Performer of the Year as she also scored second-place honors in the 200 meters at the conference meet and anchored the Aggies to a fifth-straight crown in the 4x400. Her season’s best 200 time of 22.95 ranked sixth in the NCAA. Beard finished the 2011 indoor season undefeated in the 400 meters.
Emma Coburn, Colorado
Junior, Distance, Crested Butte, Colo. (Crested Butte HS)
OUTDOOR: Coburn leads the nation in the 3,000-meter steeplechase with a personal best of 9:40.51, which she ran at the Payton Jordan Stanford Invitational. Coburn became the 11th fastest American all-time in the event with the run. She was honored as the USATF Athlete of the Week as well as the Big 12 Athlete of the Week for the effort. At the time, the 9:40.51 was the fastest in the world and now ranks sixth. This past weekend she won her second Big 12 steeplechase crown with the meet’s second-fastest all-time mark of 9:57.39.
She was also successful in the 1,500 and ran a personal best of 4:14.35 at Mt. SAC. That time ranks sixth in the NCAA and is the eighth fastest time in CU history.
INDOOR: Coburn won the indoor Big 12 3,000-meter run in 9:17.46, the ninth fastest time ever by a Buffalo. She did so in the unseeded heat as she did not have a seed time heading into the meet. Coburn was a part of the CU DMR team that recorded a school record and a fourth-place finish the previous night at the league meet as the anchor leg. The time of 11:22.87 broke a 12-year old record (11:23.34).
Her top event was the mile run. She ranks second on CU’s all-time list and has three of the top four times. Her PR of 4:36.08 was set at the NCAA Championship where she placed eighth overall to earn her first indoor All-American honor.
Kimberlyn Duncan, LSU
Sophomore, Sprints, Katy, Texas (Cypress Springs HS)
OUTDOOR: Holds the NCAA’s No. 1 seed in the 200-meter dash with a wind-aided season-best clocking of 22.18 (w: 3.2) set at LSU’s Alumni Gold meet. The time is the best all-conditions time in the collegiate ranks since 1989 and third all-time. Ranks in the NCAA’s top three with wind-aided best from the SEC Championships of 11.02 in the 100 meters. Wind-legal season best of 22.76 in the 200 meters ranks third in the world. Member of LSU’s winning sprint medley relay at the Penn Relays.
At the SEC Championships, Duncan claimed conference titles in the 200 and as part of LSU’s 4x100 relay.
INDOOR: The NCAA Indoor 200-meter champion won four-straight 200-meter finals during the season, dating back to her win at the Tyson Invitational during the indoor season on Feb. 12. After setting an indoor personal record of 22.78 in winning her first career Southeastern Conference title at the SEC Indoor Championships, Duncan became the first Lady Tiger since 2004 to take home the NCAA Indoor crown in the event with her run of 22.85 at the national meet. In fact, her indoor PR of 22.78 is the world’s fastest indoor 200-meter time in three years since former Texas star Bianca Knight set the American indoor record of 22.40 at the 2008 NCAA Indoor Championships.
Semoy Hackett, LSU
Junior, Sprints, Scarborough, Trinidad & Tobago (Bishop’s HS/Lincoln (Mo.))
OUTDOOR: Hackett won SEC titles in the 100 meters (11.17) and with LSU’s 4x100 relay (43.47). Hackett added a runner-up showing in the 200 (22.41w) and was third with the 4x400 relay (3:35.15). With runner-up showing at the Texas Relays 100-meter dash, Hackett clocked a wind-aided 10.98 (2.9 m/s) to capture the NCAA’s second-fastest seed in the event. Hackett will also enter the NCAA Championships as the second overall seed in the 200 meters with the time captured at the SEC meet.
Hackett was the winner of the 100-meter dash at the Penn Relays and was on LSU’s winning sprint medley. Hackett also on the LSU 4x200 team that won a Texas Relays title and finished second in the 4x100.
INDOOR: In her first season as a Division I participant, Hackett placed sixth at the NCAA Indoor Championships in the 200 meters (23.21) and eighth in the 60 (7.29). In the 60-meter preliminaries, Hackett clocked a personal best of 7.22.
During the season, Hackett achieved marks in the 60 and 200 that finished among the nation’s top seven in both events. Hackett finished runner-up in the SEC in both the 60 and 200.
Jordan Hasay, Oregon
Sophomore, Distance, Arroyo Grande, Calif. (Mission College Prep)
OUTDOOR: Hasay won Pac-10 titles in the 1500 (4:19.18) and 5000 (16:24.10). Hasay also leads the nation in the 1500 meters with a 4:10.28 clocking at the Payton Jordan Cardinal Invitational. Currently also sits second in the nation in the 5000 meters with a season best of 15:37.29 set at the Mt. SAC Relays.
INDOOR: Hasay would lead Oregon to a national team title with a meet-high 22 points at the NCAA Indoor Championships, scoring individual national crowns in the mile and 3000 meters and as anchor of the Ducks’ runner-up DMR squad. Hasay became the fifth overall and first to win the national mile-3k double since Northern Arizona’s Johanna Nilsson in 2006. Hasay won the mile at the NCAA Championships in a personal-best 4:33.01, a mark that is among the all-time top ten of American collegians. In the 3000, Hasay outlasted Villanova’s Sheila Reid with a 9:13.71 run to avenge a previous head-to-head loss to Reid in the DMR the night before.
Hasay clocked a 9:05.42 season’s best in the 3000 at the UW Invitational in January. Hasay was also the mile champ at the MPSF Championships. Hasay was selected by the nation’s coaches as the USTFCCCA National Women’s Track Athlete of the Year.
Tina Sutej, Arkansas
Junior, Pole Vault, Ljubljana, Slovenia (Gimnazija Bezigrad)
OUTDOOR: Now holds claim to both indoor and outdoor collegiate records in the pole vault after winning the SEC title by over 15 inches with a clearance of 15-1½ (4.61m). Between both indoor and outdoor season, Sutej has been undefeated in 13 tries. In the outdoor season, Sutej has had winning clearances of more than 14-6 (4.42m) four times, making nine total for the entire year. Winner of the Penn Relays vault title with mark of 14-7¼ (4.45m).
INDOOR: Sutej topped the collegiate record in the pole vault with a clearance of 14-10¾ (4.54m) in winning the SEC title in the event. Sutej broke the 2002 record of Amy Linnen Undoubtedly the most consistent in the vault during the indoor season season, Sutej cleared more than 14-6 (4.42m) five times this season and won seven-straight events. In addition, Sutej won the national crown in the event, becoming the first from Arkansas to win an indoor NCAA pole vault title as the only to clear 14-7¼ (4.45m) at the national meet.
Jeneba Tarmoh, Texas A&M
Junior, Sprints, San Jose, Calif. (Mt. Pleasant HS/Tennessee)
OUTDOOR: Jeneba Tarmoh repeated her triple victory at the Big 12 Championships, earning high point honors for the second consecutive year with 22½ points off a 100-200 sprint double while also running the second leg of the winning 4 x 100 relay. Tarmoh, who has a season best of 10.94w in winning the Texas Relays 100, recorded a career best of 22.46 for her victory at the Big 12 Outdoor meet. Tarmoh broke a 29-year-old stadium record set by Merlene Ottey (Nebraska) at Oklahoma’s John Jacobs Stadium.
Tarmoh has been the second leg of the Aggies 4 x 100 relay, which claimed victories at San Diego State, Arizona State, LSU, Texas Relays, and Penn Relays prior to winning the conference meet. Texas A&M holds the collegiate leading time of 42.87 from their Texas Relays victory. In the 4 x 200 relay Tarmoh was the lead-off leg for the Aggies when they set a collegiate leading time of 1:29.96 to win the Penn Relays title, recording the third fastest collegiate mark ever.
In the 4x400 Tarmoh also had first leg duties when the Aggies claimed its first-ever Texas Relays title in the event with a school record, and collegiate leading, 3:27.33.
INDOOR: Tarmoh won the Big 12 200 title in a personal indoor best of 22.88 and matched that time in earning NCAA Indoor silver. Tarmoh set a meet record of 22.98 to win the 200 at the New Balance Collegiate Invitational. Tarmoh ran a personal best of 7.24 in the 60 meters, as runner-up in the New Balance Collegiate Invitational. She placed second in the 60 with a 7.29 at the Big 12 Indoor meet.
Ran opening leg of 4 x 400 as Texas A&M set a Big 12 meet record in winning with a 3:32.85, then was part of the relay effort that set a school record of 3:29.72 in winning the NCAA Indoor championship.
Kim Williams, Florida State
Senior, Jumps, Kingston, Jamaica (Vere Technical HS)
OUTDOOR: Won ACC titles in the long and triple jumps, sweeping both events for the third time at the conference meet. In addition, the triple jump title was won by Williams in each of her four years, indoor and outdoor in the league. Leads the nation in the triple jump with wind-aided triple jump mark of 46-9 (14.25m), set in winning the Texas Relays.
INDOOR: Williams became the first in NCAA D-I women’s history to win the national title in the triple jump for a third time. Williams in the 2011 version, used a 45-9¾ (13.96m) mark on her final attempt to post the best mark among all collegians for the season. However, it was not easy as Williams posted fouls on her first two attempts in the competition, but notched a 43-1¾ (13.15m) in round three to secure a spot in the event’s finals. In addition, Williams placed second in the long jump at the NCAA Championships.
Williams also netted impressive performances in both long and triple jumps at the ACC Championships. In becoming the first in ACC Championship history to win an event for a fourth time, Williams triple jumped to a collegiate-leading mark of 45-9¾ (13.96m). In addition, the previous day, Williams won the ACC long jump title with a leap of 21-6 (6.55m) – a performance that finished the season ranked No. 2 in the NCAA for the indoor season.
ALSO RECEIVING MENTION (29)
NAME
YEAR
SCHOOL
EVENTS
HOMETOWN
Jackie Areson
SR
Tennessee
Distance
Delray Beach, Fla.
Marie Louise Asselin
SR
West Virginia
Distance
Sarnia, Ont.
Joanna Atkins
SR
Auburn
Sprints
Stone Mountain, Ga.
Gwen Berry
SR
Southern Illinois
Throws
St. Louis, Mo.
LaKya Brookins (D)
SR
South Carolina
Sprints
Seneca, S.C.
Ti'erra Brown (D)
SR
Miami (Fla.)
Hurdles
Hampton, Va.
Dominique Duncan (D)
JR
Texas A&M
Sprints
Houston, Texas
Colleen Felix
JR
Georgia
Jumps
St. Andrews, Grenada
Sheniqua Ferguson
SR
Auburn
Sprints
Nassau, Bahamas
Melissa Gergel
SR
Oregon
Pole Vault
Glenwood, Ill.
Anna Jelmini
RS FR
Arizona State
Throws
Bakersfield, Calif.
Amber Kaufman
SR
Hawai'i
Jumps
San Jose, Calif.
Liz Lawton
SR
Chicago
Distance
North Easton, Mass.
Lindsay Lettow
JR
Central Missouri
Combined Events
Urbandale, Iowa
Chantel Malone
SR
Texas
Jumps/Sprints
Tortola, British V.I.
Gabby Mayo
JR
Texas A&M
Sprints/Hurdles
Raleigh, N.C.
Chantae McMillan
SR
Nebraska
Combined Events
Rolla, Mo.
Lauryn Newson
JR
Oregon
Jumps
Richmond, Calif.
Holly Ozanich
SR
UW Oshkosh
Throws
Green Bay, Wis.
Ashton Purvis
FR
Miami (Fla.)
Sprints
Oakland, Calif.
Sheila Reid
JR
Villanova
Distance
Newmarket, Ont.
Brianna Rollins
SO/FR
Clemson
Hurdles
Miami, Fla.
Faith Sherrill
SR
Indiana
Throws
Ft. Wayne, Ind.
Karen Shump
SO
Oklahoma
Throws
Media, Pa.
Neely Spence
JR
Shippensburg
Distance
Shippensburg, Pa.
Brianne Theisen (D)
SR
Oregon
Combined Events
Humboldt, Sask.
Kate Van Buskirk
SR
Duke
Mid-Distance
Brampton, Ont.
Lucy Van Dalen
SR
Stony Brook
Distance
Wanganui, N.Z.
Lea Wallace (D)
SR
Sacramento State
Mid-Distance
Napa, Calif.
(D) – demoted from the watch list this update
(N) – new to either list this update
For more information on The Bowerman, the award, the magnificent trophy, and Bill Bowerman himself, visit TheBowerman.org. Keep up with Bowerman candidates on the USTFCCCA’s weekly results page (http://www.ustfccca.org/weekly-results) and by following the organization’s twitter feed twitter.com/TheBowerman and Facebook page facebook.com/TheBowerman.
About The Bowerman
The Bowerman, which debuted in 2009, is presented annually by the USTFCCCA to the top male and female collegiate track & field athletes in the nation. Oregon's Ashton Eaton and Virginia Tech’s Queen Harrison are the reigning winners of The Bowerman, which is named for legendary Oregon track & field and cross country coach Bill Bowerman.
Bowerman served the sport of track and field in numerous ways. His leadership in the USTFCCCA’s predecessor organization, the National Collegiate Track Coaches Association, and his contributions to NCAA track and field and the running community as a whole are among his many lasting legacies.
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Tom Lewis
U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association
Communications Manager
1100 Poydras St., Suite 1750
New Orleans, LA 70163
(O) 504-599-8904 (F) 504-599-8909
Email: tom@ustfccca.org
Follow Us: twitter.com/USTFCCCA
Amy Haapanen (East Union High School, Manteca, CA 2002; UCSB 2007) receives training grant
Weight off her shoulders
Grant helps former Lancer focus on training and not finances
By Jason Anderson
Record Staff Writer
May 19, 2011 12:00 AM Aspiring to be an Olympian can be a costly pursuit, and the expenses were adding up for Amy Haapanen.
http://www.recordnet.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20110519/A_SPORTS/105190337&cid=sitesearch
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Amy Haapanen 23 Mar 84
Unat; UCSB '07; East Union (Manteca Ca) HS '02
Shot Put:
05j 50-8.25
06rs
07S 52-3.25 1)BWest
Discus:
05j 165-9
07S 170-11 1)BWest
Hammer:
05j 194-10 1)BWest
06rs 194-4
07S 213-10 1)BWest 8)NCAA
08 210-8 14q)OT
09 214-1 (x, 9) 6)USA
10 217-4 (x, 10) 14)USA
Source: 2011 USA Track & Field Media Guide, p. 696.
Grant helps former Lancer focus on training and not finances
By Jason Anderson
Record Staff Writer
May 19, 2011 12:00 AM Aspiring to be an Olympian can be a costly pursuit, and the expenses were adding up for Amy Haapanen.
http://www.recordnet.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20110519/A_SPORTS/105190337&cid=sitesearch
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Amy Haapanen 23 Mar 84
Unat; UCSB '07; East Union (Manteca Ca) HS '02
Shot Put:
05j 50-8.25
06rs
07S 52-3.25 1)BWest
Discus:
05j 165-9
07S 170-11 1)BWest
Hammer:
05j 194-10 1)BWest
06rs 194-4
07S 213-10 1)BWest 8)NCAA
08 210-8 14q)OT
09 214-1 (x, 9) 6)USA
10 217-4 (x, 10) 14)USA
Source: 2011 USA Track & Field Media Guide, p. 696.
Sac-Joaquin Section Division 1 Trials and Finals, Elk Grove High School, Elk Grove, CA, Wednesday, May 18, 2011
I announced the Sac-Joaquin Section Division 1 Championship at Elk Grove High School on Wednesday afternoon and evening. The meet started with field events and running events at 3:00 p.m. Tom Rossow of Elk Grove High School brought in a very effective portable sound system. Bob Jarvis, the voice of the Golden West Invitational since its inception in 1960, assisted me in the press box. Tom Lingel, who announces track meets at UC Davis, Fresno State (his alma mater), and Sacramento State, called in marks from the field to Bob. One reporter from the Stockton Record sat next to us in the press box. The timing was done by Red Cap Timing. We enjoy working with Craig Wilson, Fred Sconberg and Bill Corbett. Results were posted immediately to the internet on redcaptiming.com and cifsjs.org. Fans in the stadium could access the results on their I-phones. Elk Grove has a beautiful facility with multiple sports fields. I taught and/or coached at Berkeley High School in Berkeley, California for 26 years (September 1973-December 1999). Berkeley High only had two outdoor fields (track and softball) at that time. Now they only have the track. Portable classrooms were placed on the old softball field. In March a student brought a loaded gun to campus and shot a hole through the side of a portable from the inside to the outside. Someone could easily have been killed, as the bullet passed through the exit area.
Three Berkeley HS Students Arrested On Gun Charges - News ...
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Results courtesy of Red Cap Timing.
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CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Track and Field - 5/18/2011 to 5/20/2011
Division 1 - Trials and Finals
Elk Grove High School
Results
Event 1 Girls 4x100 Meter Relay
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SJ Section: ! 45.78 2005 West, West
Division I: # 47.08 2005 West, West
Division I: # 47.08 2007 Franklin-EG, Franklin-EG
School Prelims H#
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Preliminaries
1 Monterey Trail/DVC/1/SJ 'A' 48.44Q 1
1) Levy, Ciara 9 2) Anderson, A'Jah 11
3) Schuhmeier, Phoenisha 11 4) Higgwe, Esther 11
2 Edison/TCAL/1/SJ 'A' 49.26Q 3
1) Robinson, Ronieka 10 2) Woolbright, Carlondra 10
3) Heard, Deaujone 12 4) Wilson, Cicelya 10
3 Fairfield/MEL/1/SJ 'A' 49.56Q 4
1) Roan, Dominique 11 2) Pugh, Daje 11
3) Stanford, Ashley 11 4) Whitmore, Alexandria 12
4 Stagg/TCAL/1/SJ 'A' 49.67Q 2
1) Manning, Trenese 11 2) Ross, Candace 11
3) Williams, Ciona 11 4) Thomas, Denise 9
5 Lincoln (s) 'A' 49.45q 1
1) Holguin, Mariela 11 2) Chatman, Brittney 10
3) Menton, Brittany 9 4) Johnson, Rashai 11
6 Sheldon/DRL/1/SJ 'A' 49.80q 3
1) Burgess, Marissa 10 2) Johnson, Tre'ana 12
3) Williamson, Sabrina 11 4) Mullen, Breanna 9
7 Buhach Colony/CCC/1/SJ 'A' 49.94q 1
1) King, Loryn 12 2) Godbold, Sarah 9
3) Figueroa, Laura 11 4) Eastman, Tenisha 11
8 Oak Ridge/DRL/1/SJ 'A' 50.01q 2
1) Crawford, Cami 12 2) Trumbull, Shannon 11
3) Davenport, Alexis 10 4) Adams, Brittany 9
9 Merced/CCC/1/SJ 'A' 50.20 1
1) Beecham, Timani 10 2) Daniel, Mariah 12
3) Strong, Misha 12 4) Brown, Taylor 9
10 Pitman/CCC/1/SJ 'A' 50.51 4
1) Hundal, Aman 12 2) Derr, Kelsee 10
3) Stroud, Hailey 12 4) Roberson, Jasmine 11
11 McNair/TCAL/1/SJ 'A' 50.70 4
1) Rhone, Briana 11 2) Coleman, Mandy 9
3) Brown, Antoinetta 11 4) Mobley, Bykena
12 Beyer/MMC/1/SJ 'A' 50.73 3
1) 2) Nichols, Florife 9
3) 4) Green, Alexandra 12
13 Grace Davis/MMC/1/SJ 'A' 50.95 2
1) Parker, Ashley 12 2) Taylor, Shea 11
3) Brown, Nicole 9 4) Ebersole, Stephanie 12
14 Chavez/SJAA/1/SJ 'A' 51.05 1
1) Barksdale, Nassima 10 2) Perkins, Shaunte 12
3) Garner, Jacqueline 9 4) Jackson, Ebonni 11
15 Vacaville/MEL/1/SJ 'A' 51.32 3
1) Duey, Andreya 11 2) Brown, Dallas 12
3) Gomez, Katie 10 4) Perry, Pattriana 9
16 Johansen/MMC/1/SJ 'A' 51.50 4
1) Davison, Jocelyn 11 2) Garcia, Gabriela 11
3) Crittenden, Naya 10 4) Dillion, Marlisha 10
17 Merrill West/TCAL/1/SJ 'A' 51.51 4
1) Burrell, Lia 9 2) Grady, Megan 10
3) Hawkins, Shannel 12 4) Wilburn, Ta'lor 12
18 Franklin-S/SJAA/1/SJ 'A' 51.58 4
1) Gonzalez, Jazmin 12 2) Bracey, Simone 11
3) Richards, Catherine 11 4) Coilton, Makeiyla 12
19 St. Mary's/TCAL/1/SJ 'A' 51.77 2
20 Enochs/MMC/1/SJ 'A' 51.81 2
1) Goynes, Erica 11 2) Makau, Faith 10
3) Hurte, Daijah 10 4) Sherriffe, Marlea 9
21 Davis/DVC/1/SJ 'A' 51.83 3
1) Gary, Bailey 10 2) Williams, Sabrina 9
3) Holtz, Lauren 12 4) Banwarth, Jordan 9
22 Wood/MEL/1/SJ 'A' 52.30 4
1) Jordan, Michelet 11 2) Jordan, Michelina 11
3) Fernandez, Sierra 11 4) George, Aliya 10
23 Ponderosa/DRL/1/SJ 'A' 52.86 1
1) Jimerson, Selena 12 2) Kurywchak, Danylle 11
3) Sanders, Saila 10 4) Tuthill, Molly 10
24 Elk Grove/DVC/1/SJ 'A' 53.33 2
1) Giao, Jenny 9 2) Harris, Chelsea 12
3) Leisure, Tierra 9 4) Sullivan, Kathleen 10
25 Golden Valley/CCC/1/SJ 'A' 53.56 1
1) Wills, Courtney 12 2) Rosas, Susana 10
3) Hernandez, Edith 11 4) Ayala, Bernadette
26 Tracy/SJAA/1/SJ 'A' 53.76 3
1) Brown, Lauren 12 2) Strope, Alyssa 12
3) Poppoff, Alexis 12 4) Pavone, Jaylyn 12
27 Napa/MEL/1/SJ 'A' 54.29 4
1) Zavala, Marcelina 10 2) Gordon, Shelby 9
3) Gassner, Olivia 10 4) Fields, Ally 10
28 Armijo/MEL/1/SJ 'A' 55.51 2
1) Holt, Tyra 9 2) Scott, Nashawna 12
3) Bossett, Erica 12 4) Cherry-Jackson, Arika 10
29 Lodi/SJAA/1/SJ 'A' 55.53 3
1) Addington, Heather 12 2) Magana, Alyssa 11
3) Ringunay, Nikole 12 4) Taufer, Larue 12
Event 2 Boys 4x100 Meter Relay
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SJ Section: ! 40.94 1999 Vallejo, Vallejo
Division I: # 41.72 5/21/2010 Jesuit/DRL/1/SJ, Jesuit
K Brown, J Wallace, L Pilorin, R Frasier
School Prelims H#
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1 Grant/DVC/1/SJ 'A' 42.47Q 3
1) Taylor, Iasiah 2) Thompson, Shaq 11
3) Edwards, B.J. 4) Samples, James 10
2 Jesuit/DRL/1/SJ 'A' 43.27Q 1
1) Mitsch, Austin 10 2) Wallace, Julian 11
3) Westmoreland, Zane 11 4) Krotine, Tommy 12
3 Edison/TCAL/1/SJ 'A' 43.35Q 2
1) Anderson, Cedric 12 2) Bridge, Romon 12
3) Gruwell, Denzel 11 4) Knight, Kermit 11
4 Atwater/CCC/1/SJ 'A' 43.43Q 4
1) Finister, Ben 12 2) Tumbling, Amir 12
3) Hunter, Nyheim 12 4) Gann, Marvin 11
5 Vacaville/MEL/1/SJ 'A' 43.62q 2
1) Mason, Melvin 11 2) Forte, Quincy 12
3) Mewborn, David 9 4) Walker, Jarrell 11
6 Grace Davis/MMC/1/SJ 'A' 43.67q 3
1) Vega, Rejuon 10 2) Osaretin, Ogbeide 11
3) Buzick, Michael 11 4) Craig, DeShawn 11
7 Downey/MMC/1/SJ 'A' 43.75q 4
1) Cummins, Ty 11 2) Lowe, Caleb 11
3) Hackett, Jacob 12 4) Gorman, Shane 12
8 Buhach Colony/CCC/1/SJ 'A' 43.76q 3 43.758
1) Moreno, Matt 10 2) Davis, Tyler 11
3) Jefferson, Chandler 10 4) Hernandez, Daniel 10
9 Davis/DVC/1/SJ 'A' 43.76 4 43.759
1) Williams, Courtney 12 2) Zavala, Alec 12
3) Okamoto, Kento 12 4) Leverrier, Lee 10
10 Merced/CCC/1/SJ 'A' 43.79 1 43.784
1) Dennis, Errol 10 2) McClindon, Brandon 12
3) Montanez, Johnny 10 4) Wilkinson, Kwane 9
11 Stagg/TCAL/1/SJ 'A' 43.79 3 43.785
1) Manning, Treyvon 11 2) Wood, Ryan 11
3) Wood, Brian 11 4) Boyd, Maurice 11
12 Monterey Trail/DVC/1/SJ 'A' 43.96 2
1) Tofi, Drake 12 2) Worthen, Michael 12
3) Clark, Ethan 4) Johnson, Delvonte 12
13 Bear Creek/SJAA/1/SJ 'A' 43.99 2
1) Dobbins, Khari 11 2) Long, Royce 12
3) Frazier, Amari 12 4) Phouminavong, Jack 12
14 Modesto/MMC/1/SJ 'A' 44.02 2
1) Batt, Zeke 12 2) Magana, Mario 12
3) Wright, Deshon 11 4) Sharp, Kyle 12
15 Elk Grove/DVC/1/SJ 'A' 44.34 4
1) Mahon, Troy 10 2) Martinez, Nick 11
3) Ayala, Ricardo 11 4) Bloodworth, Brandon 10
16 Vintage/MEL/1/SJ 'A' 44.35 4
1) Gant, Brandon 12 2) Claudio, AJ 11
3) Boyd, Gustav 11 4) Gant, Steven 11
17 Lincoln (s) 'A' 44.46 2
1) Barkley, Devan 11 2) Bivens, Bobby 12
3) Palmer, Theron 10 4) Means, Solomon 12
18 Merrill West/TCAL/1/SJ 'A' 44.48 1
1) Gray, Julian 12 2) Mitchell, Elisha 11
3) Crawford, Brandon 12 4) Eaglin, Greg 12
19 Napa/MEL/1/SJ 'A' 44.77 1
1) Jensen, Cody 12 2) Cunningham, Cj 12
3) Reisman, Sam 12 4) Scheinholz, Zack 11
20 Wood/MEL/1/SJ 'A' 44.86 3
1) Llubit, Vincent 10 2) Crenshaw, Quincy 11
3) Spinnelli, Ryan 11 4) Lewis, Travis 10
21 Pitman/CCC/1/SJ 'A' 45.38 2
1) Kajioka, Alex 12 2) Garcia, Mario 11
3) Rodrigues, Josh 11 4) Augusto, Brandon 11
22 Ponderosa/DRL/1/SJ 'A' 45.57 3
1) Bseiso, Nasser 12 2) Mosbacher, Kaden 11
3) Orofino, Spencer 11 4) Roberds, Alex 10
23 Fairfield/MEL/1/SJ 'A' 45.59 1
1) Adams, Jaymari 12 2) Threets, Carl 11
3) Cargill, Josh 12 4) Brown, Isaiah 11
24 Tracy/SJAA/1/SJ 'A' 45.76 3
1) Centeno, German 12 2) Hawkins, Eric 9
3) Skidmore, Rondre 11 4) Williams, Jordan 12
25 Chavez/SJAA/1/SJ 'A' 45.94 1
1) Black, Richard 11 2) Cummings, Darian 11
3) Hanes, Kenneth 12 4) Bermudes, Douglas 12
26 Lodi/SJAA/1/SJ 'A' 46.09 2
1) Cranston, Scotty 10 2) Faith, Kameron 12
3) Rall, David 12 4) Ellis, Nate 12
27 Franklin-S/SJAA/1/SJ 'A' 47.52 1
1) Phillips, Deshawn 11 2) Clinger, Larry 12
3) Arzate, Julian 11 4) Jimenez, Michael 12
-- Oak Ridge/DRL/1/SJ 'A' DNF 3
1) Barnett, Nick 12 2) Tostenson, Will 12
3) Tucker, Will 12 4) Fretwell, Dustin 12
-- St. Mary's/TCAL/1/SJ 'A' DNF 4
1) Mafi, William 11 2) Brice-Moore, Jelani 9
3) Mason, Cory 11 4) Sarris, Mark 11
Event 5 Girls 100 Meter Hurdles
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SJ Section: ! 14.09 2008 Tenise Brewer, Florin
Division I: # 14.33 2008 Tenise Brewer, Florin
Name Year School Prelims Wind H#
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1 Pugh, Daje 11 Fairfield/MEL/1 14.54Q 0.7 1
2 Cook, Daria 9 Vacaville/MEL/1 14.95Q 1.8 2
3 Taylor, Shea 11 Grace Davis/MMC/ 15.16Q 2.6 3
4 Trumbull, Shannon 11 Oak Ridge/DRL/1 15.19Q 3.2 4
5 Levy, Ciara 9 Mont Trail/DVC/1 15.53q 2.6 3
6 Derr, Kelsee 10 Pitman/CCC/1 15.75q 3.2 4
7 Corrigan, Kacy 11 Sheldon/DRL/1 15.79q 2.6 3
8 Westerterp, Katie 11 Lodi/SJAA/1 16.17q 0.7 1
9 Turner, Desiree 11 Mont Trail/DVC/1 16.51 3.2 4
10 Patino, Mallory 10 Turlock/CCC/1 16.54 1.8 2
11 Jimerson, Selena 12 Ponderosa/DRL/1 16.58 0.7 1
12 Harper, Diamonte 12 Mont Trail/DVC/1 16.74 1.8 2
13 Watson, Joy 10 St. Mary's/TCAL/ 16.85 1.8 2
14 Stephens, Rose 10 Davis/DVC/1 16.88 2.6 3
15 Pettingill, Katie 11 Folsom/DRL/1 16.94 1.8 2
16 Chatman, Brittney 10 Lincoln (s) 17.36 3.2 4
17 Denton, Emily 12 Vacaville/MEL/1 17.50 2.6 3
18 Alexander, Misty 9 Turlock/CCC/1 17.54 0.7 1
19 Bua, Michelle 12 Tokay/TCAL/1 17.55 1.8 2
20 Kang, Cassie 12 Davis/DVC/1 17.61 1.8 2
21 Pena, Jenna 11 Vacaville/MEL/1 17.92 0.7 1
22 Earl, Mariah 10 Vacaville/MEL/1 17.94 3.2 4
23 Orange, Monae 9 Modesto/MMC/1 17.97 0.7 1
24 Cooper, Ariana 9 Enochs/MMC/1 18.37 2.6 3
25 Collins, Shakia 9 Pitman/CCC/1 18.51 2.6 3
26 Jardine, Ashley 12 Lodi/SJAA/1 18.61 3.2 4
27 Giordani, Celeste 10 Lincoln (s) 18.88 0.7 1
28 Samra, Sharan 11 Atwater/CCC/1 18.89 3.2 4
29 Son, Angelica 12 Merrill West/TCA 19.03 0.7 1
30 Schmig, Kalyn 11 Merrill West/TCA 19.10 1.8 2
Event 6 Boys 110 Meter Hurdles
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SJ Section: ! 13.86 1999 Rico Hatter, Vallejo
Division I: # 14.14 2009 Kyler Martin, Vacaville
Name Year School Prelims Wind H#
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1 Martinez, Nick 11 Elk Grove/DVC/1 14.63Q 3.7 1
2 Arce, Brandon 12 Armijo/MEL/1 15.26Q 0.1 3
3 Pust, Steven 11 Golden Valley/CC 15.69Q 0.4 4
4 Kaigler, Will 12 Merrill West/TCA 15.82Q 0.7 2
5 Barkley, Devan 11 Lincoln (s) 15.30q 3.7 1
6 Alkebulan, Kaba 10 Jesuit/DRL/1 15.57q 0.1 3
7 Youngberg, Zach 10 Oak Ridge/DRL/1 15.72q 0.4 4
8 Hoofard, Dallas 10 Atwater/CCC/1 15.73q 3.7 1
9 Stavrioundakis, Strat 11 Modesto/MMC/1 15.84 0.7 2
10 Bowen, Ryan 11 Franklin-S/SJAA/ 15.87 0.1 3
11 Edokpayi, Ime 11 Vacaville/MEL/1 15.89 0.7 2
12 Shine, Terry 10 Grant/DVC/1 15.97 0.4 4
13 Coleman, Trevor 10 Atwater/CCC/1 16.16 0.7 2
14 Vaught, Kylo 11 Downey/MMC/1 16.22 3.7 1
15 Legge, Jacob 10 Ponderosa/DRL/1 16.28 0.1 3
16 Turner, Travis 11 Bear Creek/SJAA/ 16.38 0.4 4
17 Lowe, Caleb 11 Downey/MMC/1 16.41 0.1 3
18 Ashley Riley, Donzale 12 Lincoln (s) 16.42 0.7 2
19 Myers, Josh 12 Napa/MEL/1 16.43 3.7 1
20 Olide, Everardo 12 Turlock/CCC/1 16.48 3.7 1
21 Ayala, Ricardo 11 Elk Grove/DVC/1 16.54 0.4 4
22 King, Roland 12 Enochs/MMC/1 16.62 0.7 2
23 Freeman, Cory 12 Ponderosa/DRL/1 16.64 3.7 1
24 Cabral-Ramsey, Jonny 12 Merrill West/TCA 16.71 0.4 4 16.705
25 Royal, Brian 12 Atwater/CCC/1 16.71 0.1 3 16.710
26 Anderson, Troy 10 Armijo/MEL/1 17.10 0.4 4
27 Malm-Annan, Jefferey 11 Mont Trail/DVC/1 17.22 0.4 4
28 Ceja, Alex 11 Napa/MEL/1 17.47 0.7 2
29 Bloise, Ian 11 Davis/DVC/1 17.78 3.7 1
-- Petrucelli, Kyle 12 Tracy/SJAA/1 FS 0.1 3
Event 7 Girls 400 Meter Dash
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SJ Section: ! 53.47 2003 Deonna Lawrence, Sheldon
Division I: # 55.95 5/21/2010 Cierra Jordan, St. Mary's
Name Year School Prelims H#
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1 Jordan, Cierra 12 Edison/TCAL/1 57.32Q 1
2 Nixon, Cekarri 12 St. Francis/DRL/ 57.54Q 4
3 Anderson, A'Jah 11 Mont Trail/DVC/1 58.25Q 3
4 Strong, Misha 12 Merced/CCC/1 58.29Q 2
5 Woolbright, Carlondra 10 Edison/TCAL/1 59.47q 4
6 Anselmo, Brittany 9 Ponderosa/DRL/1 59.68q 2
7 Whitmore, Alexandria 12 Fairfield/MEL/1 59.76q 1
8 Cox, Talia 9 St. Mary's/TCAL/ 1:00.43q 3
9 Williamson, Sabrina 11 Sheldon/DRL/1 1:00.71 1
10 Thompson, Elizabeth 9 Franklin-S/SJAA/ 1:01.65 4
11 Crawford, Cami 12 Oak Ridge/DRL/1 1:01.86 2
12 Montes, Jacelyne 9 Turlock/CCC/1 1:01.92 4
13 Umpierre, Jada 10 St. Mary's/TCAL/ 1:02.25 2
14 Mockler, Brenna 11 Davis/DVC/1 1:02.75 4
15 Holtz, Lauren 12 Davis/DVC/1 1:03.02 3
16 Magana, Alyssa 11 Lodi/SJAA/1 1:03.33 1
17 Crittenden, Naya 10 Johansen/MMC/1 1:03.41 4
18 Holt, Tyra 9 Armijo/MEL/1 1:03.60 4
19 Brown, Lauren 12 Tracy/SJAA/1 1:03.87 1
20 Bautista, Alexis 9 Atwater/CCC/1 1:03.88 2
21 Reyes, Elizabeth 11 Franklin-S/SJAA/ 1:03.90 3
22 Guerrero, Jordan 10 Vacaville/MEL/1 1:04.06 3
23 Gallon, Terri 9 Pitman/CCC/1 1:04.13 3
24 Owens, Sarah 12 Davis/DVC/1 1:04.16 1
25 Gomez, Katie 10 Vacaville/MEL/1 1:04.23 1
26 Addington, Heather 12 Lodi/SJAA/1 1:04.30 2
27 Lawson, Mariah 12 Mont Trail/DVC/1 1:04.44 4
28 Brown, Nicole 9 Grace Davis/MMC/ 1:04.89 2
29 Garcia, Gabriela 11 Johansen/MMC/1 1:07.03 1
30 Richmond, Allyson 11 Napa/MEL/1 1:07.16 3
Event 8 Boys 400 Meter Dash
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SJ Section: ! 46.53 1997 Eddie Levine, Golden Valley
Division I: # 48.08 2008 Brandon Dawson, Fairfield
Name Year School Prelims H#
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1 Bridge, Romon 12 Edison/TCAL/1 49.53Q 1
2 Johnson, Delvonte 12 Mont Trail/DVC/1 49.56Q 2
3 Mason, Cory 11 St. Mary's/TCAL/ 49.60Q 3
4 Morgan, Andrew 12 Atwater/CCC/1 49.65Q 4
5 Roberds, Alex 10 Ponderosa/DRL/1 49.90q 2
6 Muhammad, Akim 12 Beyer/MMC/1 49.92q 3
7 Zavala, Alec 12 Davis/DVC/1 49.98q 4
8 Dobbins, Khari 11 Bear Creek/SJAA/ 50.07q 1
9 Means, Solomon 12 Lincoln (s) 51.03 4
10 Leverrier, Lee 10 Davis/DVC/1 51.27 1
11 Willis, Malcolm 12 Sheldon/DRL/1 51.45 4
12 Forte, Quincy 12 Vacaville/MEL/1 51.49 3
13 Bowen, Ryan 11 Franklin-S/SJAA/ 51.56 2
14 Adorno, Eric 11 Modesto/MMC/1 51.65 1
15 Bivens, Bobby 12 Lincoln (s) 51.70 1
16 Vega, Rejuon 10 Grace Davis/MMC/ 51.90 4
17 Wright, Deshon 11 Modesto/MMC/1 51.92 4
18 Herthel, Vinny 12 Davis/DVC/1 51.99 3
19 Adams, Jaymari 12 Fairfield/MEL/1 52.18 2
20 Sanders, Henry 12 Davis/DVC/1 52.66 2
21 Tatum, James 10 Merced/CCC/1 52.72 2
22 Gruwell, Denzel 11 Edison/TCAL/1 52.78 2
23 Orozco, Juan 12 Atwater/CCC/1 52.91 3
24 Palmer, Theron 10 Lincoln (s) 52.96 3
25 Crawford, Brandon 12 Merrill West/TCA 53.08 3
26 Mewborn, David 9 Vacaville/MEL/1 53.16 1
27 Wessels, Jacob 12 Pitman/CCC/1 53.67 4
28 Hodson, Ben 11 Folsom/DRL/1 53.94 3
29 Cunningham, Cj 12 Napa/MEL/1 54.51 1
30 Mewborn, Daniel 9 Vacaville/MEL/1 56.50 4
Event 9 Girls 100 Meter Dash
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SJ Section: ! 11.58 2004 Jennifer Nash, West
Division I: # 11.97 5/21/2010 Kashae Knox, Pleasant Gro
Name Year School Prelims Wind H#
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1 Nixon, Cekarri 12 St. Francis/DRL/ 12.35Q 2.2 1
2 Eastman, Tenisha 11 Buhach Colony/CC 12.43Q 1.8 4 12.421
3 Williams, Ciona 11 Stagg/TCAL/1 12.43Q 0.3 3 12.422
4 Hurte, Daijah 10 Enochs/MMC/1 12.53Q 1.9 5
5 Robinson, Ronieka 10 Edison/TCAL/1 12.60Q -0.1 2
6 Johnson, Tre'ana 12 Sheldon/DRL/1 12.44q 1.8 4
7 Higgwe, Esther 11 Mont Trail/DVC/1 12.45q 2.2 1
8 Davison, Jocelyn 11 Johansen/MMC/1 12.60q 1.9 5
9 Tucker, Kamaya 10 Laguna Creek/DVC 12.71 0.3 3
10 Davenport, Alexis 10 Oak Ridge/DRL/1 12.78 1.9 5
11 Goynes, Erica 11 Enochs/MMC/1 12.80 -0.1 2
12 Mullen, Breanna 9 Sheldon/DRL/1 12.81 1.9 5
13 Menton, Brittany 9 Lincoln (s) 12.82 -0.1 2
14 Roan, Dominique 11 Fairfield/MEL/1 12.86 2.2 1
15 Green, Alexandra 12 Beyer/MMC/1 12.88 0.3 3
16 Perry, Pattriana 9 Vacaville/MEL/1 12.90 1.8 4
17 Winters, Desiree 10 Franklin-EG/DVC/ 12.92 0.3 3
18 White, Cierra 11 Beyer/MMC/1 12.96 2.2 1
19 Figueroa, Laura 11 Buhach Colony/CC 12.97 0.3 3
20 Garner, Jacqueline 9 Chavez/SJAA/1 13.04 1.9 5
21 Manning, Trenese 11 Stagg/TCAL/1 13.07 -0.1 2
22 Gary, Bailey 10 Davis/DVC/1 13.09 2.2 1
23 Johnson, Rashai 11 Lincoln (s) 13.10 1.8 4
24 Bracey, Simone 11 Franklin-S/SJAA/ 13.11 1.8 4
25 Holguin, Mariela 11 Lincoln (s) 13.20 1.9 5
26 King, Loryn 12 Buhach Colony/CC 13.26 2.2 1
27 Duey, Andreya 11 Vacaville/MEL/1 13.34 1.9 5
28 Smith, Jordan 11 Johansen/MMC/1 13.35 -0.1 2
29 Gordon, Shelby 9 Napa/MEL/1 13.42 0.3 3
30 Beecham, Timani 10 Merced/CCC/1 13.46 2.2 1
31 Godbold, Sarah 9 Buhach Colony/CC 13.54 -0.1 2
32 George, Aliya 10 Wood/MEL/1 14.71 1.8 4
-- Grady, Megan 10 Merrill West/TCA FS 1.8 4
Event 10 Boys 100 Meter Dash
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SJ Section: ! 10.45 1996 Jim McGee, Sacramento
Division I: # 10.60 5/21/2010 R.J. Frasier, Jesuit
Name Year School Prelims Wind H#
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1 Mitsch, Austin 10 Jesuit/DRL/1 10.84Q 2.7 5
2 Scheinholz, Zack 11 Napa/MEL/1 11.03Q 2.4 2
3 Samples, James 10 Grant/DVC/1 11.10Q 1.6 3
4 Skidmore, Rondre 11 Tracy/SJAA/1 11.20Q 1.3 4
5 Knight, Kermit 11 Edison/TCAL/1 11.26Q 1.3 1
6 Moreno, Matt 10 Buhach Colony/CC 10.97q 2.7 5
7 Hunter, Nyheim 12 Atwater/CCC/1 11.13q 1.6 3
8 Williams, Courtney 12 Davis/DVC/1 11.16q 2.7 5
9 Woodson, Andre 12 Sheldon/DRL/1 11.18 1.6 3
10 Wallace, Julian 11 Jesuit/DRL/1 11.27 2.4 2
11 Paul, Jeff 12 Tokay/TCAL/1 11.28 2.7 5
12 Brice-Moore, Jelani 9 St. Mary's/TCAL/ 11.40 1.3 4
13 Dennis, Errol 10 Merced/CCC/1 11.42 1.3 1
14 Gant, Brandon 12 Vintage/MEL/1 11.48 1.6 3
15 Magana, Mario 12 Modesto/MMC/1 11.49 2.4 2
16 Mason, Melvin 11 Vacaville/MEL/1 11.51 1.3 1
17 Bloodworth, Brandon 10 Elk Grove/DVC/1 11.56 1.6 3 11.551
18 Long, Royce 12 Bear Creek/SJAA/ 11.56 2.4 2 11.552
19 Montanez, Johnny 10 Merced/CCC/1 11.56 1.3 4 10.555
20 Lewis, Travis 10 Wood/MEL/1 11.69 2.7 5
21 Tumbling, Amir 12 Atwater/CCC/1 11.70 1.3 4
22 Williams, Jordan 12 Tracy/SJAA/1 11.78 2.4 2
23 Okamoto, Kento 12 Davis/DVC/1 11.79 1.3 1
24 Sharp, Tim 10 Armijo/MEL/1 11.82 2.7 5
25 Taylor, Maurice 12 Lincoln (s) 11.84 1.3 1
26 Marshall, McKay 11 Beyer/MMC/1 11.93 1.3 1
27 Black, Richard 11 Chavez/SJAA/1 12.04 1.6 3
-- Buzick, Michael 11 Grace Davis/MMC/ FS 1.3 4
Event 11 Girls 800 Meter Run
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SJ Section: ! 2:06.09 2007 Dominique Jackson, Fairfield
Division I: # 2:12.54 2007 Dominique Jackson, Fairfield
Name Year School Prelims H#
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1 Ralstin, Samantha 12 Oak Ridge/DRL/1 2:17.54Q 1
2 Mallory, Teresa 12 Golden Valley/CC 2:18.04Q 3
3 Krovetz, Hannah 11 Davis/DVC/1 2:19.93Q 4
4 Vaden, Mikaela 12 St. Francis/DRL/ 2:21.47Q 2
5 Bokum, Elizabeth 11 Vacaville/MEL/1 2:19.40q 1
6 Makau, Faith 10 Enochs/MMC/1 2:19.57q 3
7 Garcia, Amanda 12 Atwater/CCC/1 2:19.78q 1
8 Teaford, Laney 10 Davis/DVC/1 2:20.34q 1
9 Anselmo, Brittany 9 Ponderosa/DRL/1 2:20.61 3
10 Westerterp, Katie 11 Lodi/SJAA/1 2:21.07 4
11 Heckman, Cassidy 11 Atwater/CCC/1 2:23.08 2
12 Banks, Mariyah 9 Golden Valley/CC 2:24.01 2
13 Klas, Allison 10 St. Francis/DRL/ 2:24.84 4
14 Olagaray, Sydney 11 Lodi/SJAA/1 2:25.28 3
15 Wilson, Cicelya 10 Edison/TCAL/1 2:25.93 3
16 Kash, Tricia 11 Vacaville/MEL/1 2:27.40 2
17 Hernandez, Natalia 12 Franklin-S/SJAA/ 2:27.85 4
18 Dooley, Kathy 12 Davis/DVC/1 2:29.09 3
19 Sewell, Breanna 9 Vacaville/MEL/1 2:30.14 3
20 Stanislaw, Lauren 9 Beyer/MMC/1 2:30.64 4
21 Gonzalez, Raquel 12 Grace Davis/MMC/ 2:30.90 2
22 Augustus, Ashley 10 Napa/MEL/1 2:31.04 1
23 Burrall, Julie 12 Elk Grove/DVC/1 2:31.15 4
24 Blank, Madelyn 10 Lodi/SJAA/1 2:32.03 2
25 Samabado, Samantha 11 St. Mary's/TCAL/ 2:34.54 1
26 Frank, Elisiah 9 Pitman/CCC/1 2:34.73 2
27 Salvitti, Toni 11 Fairfield/MEL/1 2:35.34 1
28 Coombs, Miranda 10 Gregori/MMC/1 2:35.60 4
29 Easter, D'Asia 9 St. Mary's/TCAL/ 2:38.54 3
Event 12 Boys 800 Meter Run
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SJ Section: ! 1:48.85 1997 James Levine, Golden Valley
Division I: # 1:54.62 5/18/2011 Sean Gomes, Beyer/MMC/1
Name Year School Prelims H#
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1 Gomes, Sean 12 Beyer/MMC/1 # 1:54.62Q 1
2 Jackson, Darrell 11 Fairfield/MEL/1 1:57.00Q 3
3 Misono, Colton 12 Jesuit/DRL/1 1:59.56Q 2
4 Hawkins, Mitchell 12 Ponderosa/DRL/1 1:59.68Q 4
5 Sewell, Tyler 12 Vacaville/MEL/1 1:59.51q 3
6 Mohr, Paul 10 Davis/DVC/1 2:00.06q 2
7 Duaime, Devin 12 Lincoln (s) 2:00.11q 4
8 Garcia, Ben 9 Pleasant Grove/D 2:00.67q 4
9 Bertsch, Garrett 11 Lodi/SJAA/1 2:00.89 1
10 Valtierra, Ramiro 11 Grace Davis/MMC/ 2:01.47 4
11 Espinosa, Giovanni 12 Atwater/CCC/1 2:01.66 2
12 Croft, Andrew 11 Davis/DVC/1 2:01.97 3
13 Mahoney, Joe 12 Jesuit/DRL/1 2:02.36 1
14 Oliver, Matt 12 Lincoln (s) 2:02.78 3
15 Garrett, Tanner 12 Vacaville/MEL/1 2:02.93 2
16 Reddis, James 11 Lodi/SJAA/1 2:03.35 3
17 Velez, Dominik 12 Grace Davis/MMC/ 2:03.90 2
18 Garcia, Jacob 10 Fairfield/MEL/1 2:03.97 1
19 Glaeser, Alex 11 Franklin-EG/DVC/ 2:04.18 3
20 Flores, Mitch 12 St. Mary's/TCAL/ 2:04.49 3
21 Zavala, Alec 12 Davis/DVC/1 2:04.68 4
22 Hurst, Chris 12 St. Mary's/TCAL/ 2:05.09 4
23 Dart, Travis 9 Tokay/TCAL/1 2:06.21 2
24 Ingram, Steven 12 Napa/MEL/1 2:07.18 2
25 Gomez, Rigo 12 Tokay/TCAL/1 2:07.69 1
26 Saldale, Omar 12 Grace Davis/MMC/ 2:08.31 3
27 Medina, Jorge 11 Atwater/CCC/1 2:08.64 1
28 Gutierrez, Axel 11 Buhach Colony/CC 2:08.75 4
29 Villa-B, Alberto 12 Mont Trail/DVC/1 2:09.20 1
30 Connelly, James 11 Lincoln (s) 2:09.27 2
31 Hernandez, Adrian 10 Atwater/CCC/1 2:10.58 4
32 Sandoval, Andres 12 Atwater/CCC/1 2:13.78 1
Event 13 Girls 300 Meter Hurdles
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SJ Section: ! 41.94 1987 Laurie Smith, Valley
Division I: # 43.36 2005 Shevell Quinley, West
Name Year School Prelims H#
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1 Jordan, Cierra 12 Edison/TCAL/1 44.34Q 1
2 Cook, Daria 9 Vacaville/MEL/1 45.56Q 2
3 Whitmore, Alexandria 12 Fairfield/MEL/1 46.03Q 4
4 Trumbull, Shannon 11 Oak Ridge/DRL/1 46.53Q 3
5 Pugh, Daje 11 Fairfield/MEL/1 44.37q 1
6 Bernatz, Courtney 10 Atwater/CCC/1 46.75q 2
7 Lawson, Mariah 12 Mont Trail/DVC/1 46.96q 4
8 Patino, Mallory 10 Turlock/CCC/1 47.29q 2
9 Perry, Pattriana 9 Vacaville/MEL/1 47.64 1
10 Levy, Ciara 9 Mont Trail/DVC/1 47.84 3
11 Clarin, Kayla 12 Bear Creek/SJAA/ 49.34 3
12 Cooper, Ariana 9 Enochs/MMC/1 49.79 2
13 Ward, Crystal 10 Franklin-S/SJAA/ 50.50 3 50.493
14 Chatman, Brittney 10 Lincoln (s) 50.50 1 50.497
15 Harper, Diamonte 12 Mont Trail/DVC/1 50.59 2
16 Denton, Emily 12 Vacaville/MEL/1 50.73 3
17 Watson, Joy 10 St. Mary's/TCAL/ 50.80 2
18 Ebersole, Stephanie 12 Grace Davis/MMC/ 51.43 4
19 Alexander, Misty 9 Turlock/CCC/1 52.30 3
20 Stanke, Megan 10 Merced/CCC/1 52.45 1
21 Lee, Lindsay 11 Oak Ridge/DRL/1 52.78 4
22 Gonzalez, Danielle 11 Franklin-S/SJAA/ 53.51 4
23 Getty, Taylor 10 Lincoln (s) 53.55 3
24 Stephens, Rose 10 Davis/DVC/1 53.63 4
25 Kang, Cassie 12 Davis/DVC/1 53.84 1
26 Nuestro, Danica 11 Modesto/MMC/1 53.92 3
27 Gimeno-Brown, Alexis 12 Pitman/CCC/1 54.18 2
28 Frazier, Susan 11 St. Francis/DRL/ 54.29 4
29 Son, Angelica 12 Merrill West/TCA 54.32 4
30 Redding, Karina 10 Downey/MMC/1 55.46 2
Event 14 Boys 300 Meter Hurdles
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SJ Section: ! 36.53 1999 Rico Hatter, Vallejo
Division I: # 37.21 5/21/2010 R.J. Frasier, Jesuit
Name Year School Prelims H#
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1 Martinez, Nick 11 Elk Grove/DVC/1 38.24Q 1
2 Barkley, Devan 11 Lincoln (s) 39.94Q 3
3 Bowen, Ryan 11 Franklin-S/SJAA/ 40.54Q 2
4 Youngberg, Zach 10 Oak Ridge/DRL/1 41.36Q 4
5 Manning, Treyvon 11 Stagg/TCAL/1 40.67q 1
6 Ayala, Ricardo 11 Elk Grove/DVC/1 40.81q 2
7 Stavrioundakis, Strat 11 Modesto/MMC/1 40.86q 1
8 Hoofard, Dallas 10 Atwater/CCC/1 41.06q 3
9 Edokpayi, Ime 11 Vacaville/MEL/1 41.34 2
10 Orofino, Spencer 11 Ponderosa/DRL/1 42.11 3
11 Legge, Jacob 10 Ponderosa/DRL/1 42.15 2
12 Coleman, Trevor 10 Atwater/CCC/1 42.20 4 42.192
13 Lindsey, Andre 10 Stagg/TCAL/1 42.20 4 42.197
14 Butler, Brandon 11 Enochs/MMC/1 42.41 3
15 Turner, Travis 11 Bear Creek/SJAA/ 42.43 4
16 Garcia, Andrew 12 Pitman/CCC/1 42.56 2
17 Vallejo, Ruben 12 Lodi/SJAA/1 42.61 3
18 Royal, Brian 12 Atwater/CCC/1 42.72 2
19 Arce, Brandon 12 Armijo/MEL/1 42.80 1
20 Broadway, Nicholas 11 Franklin-S/SJAA/ 42.90 1
21 DuPratt, William 11 Davis/DVC/1 43.07 3
22 Olide, Everardo 12 Turlock/CCC/1 43.09 4
23 Freeman, Cory 12 Ponderosa/DRL/1 43.81 1
24 Salinas, Daniel 12 Napa/MEL/1 43.86 4
25 Rodriguez, Junior 12 Tokay/TCAL/1 43.94 3
26 Quevedo, Josh 10 Enochs/MMC/1 44.16 1
27 Griffin, Jonta 12 Stagg/TCAL/1 44.18 3
28 Threets, Carl 11 Fairfield/MEL/1 44.19 2
29 Bloise, Ian 11 Davis/DVC/1 45.17 2
30 Bilodeau, Paul 12 Downey/MMC/1 46.30 4
Event 15 Girls 200 Meter Dash
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SJ Section: ! 23.73 2004 Jennifer Nash, West
Division I: # 24.45 2009 Kashae Knox, Pleasant Gro
Name Year School Prelims Wind H#
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1 Nixon, Cekarri 12 St. Francis/DRL/ 25.30Q 0.7 2
2 Jordan, Cierra 12 Edison/TCAL/1 25.45Q 0.3 1
3 Williams, Ciona 11 Stagg/TCAL/1 25.75Q 3.0 4
4 Strong, Misha 12 Merced/CCC/1 25.83Q 1.5 3
5 Higgwe, Esther 11 Mont Trail/DVC/1 25.60q 0.3 1
6 Goynes, Erica 11 Enochs/MMC/1 25.85q 0.7 2
7 Johnson, Tre'ana 12 Sheldon/DRL/1 26.03q 3.0 4
8 Eastman, Tenisha 11 Buhach Colony/CC 26.18q 1.5 3
9 Anderson, A'Jah 11 Mont Trail/DVC/1 26.20 3.0 4
10 Grady, Megan 10 Merrill West/TCA 26.22 1.5 3
11 Davenport, Alexis 10 Oak Ridge/DRL/1 26.32 0.3 1
12 Robinson, Ronieka 10 Edison/TCAL/1 26.34 0.7 2
13 Tucker, Kamaya 10 Laguna Creek/DVC 26.35 0.7 2
14 Menton, Brittany 9 Lincoln (s) 26.48 3.0 4
15 Davison, Jocelyn 11 Johansen/MMC/1 26.56 1.5 3
16 Gary, Bailey 10 Davis/DVC/1 26.90 0.7 2
17 Roan, Dominique 11 Fairfield/MEL/1 27.05 0.3 1
18 Harsch, Makenzie 11 Folsom/DRL/1 27.08 1.5 3
19 Jordan, Michelina 11 Wood/MEL/1 27.25 3.0 4
20 Roberson, Jasmine 11 Pitman/CCC/1 27.27 0.7 2
21 Bracey, Simone 11 Franklin-S/SJAA/ 27.49 0.7 2
22 Duey, Andreya 11 Vacaville/MEL/1 27.51 3.0 4
23 Gordon, Shelby 9 Napa/MEL/1 27.59 3.0 4
24 Thompson, Elizabeth 9 Franklin-S/SJAA/ 27.68 1.5 3
25 Rodgers, Chelsea 12 Franklin-EG/DVC/ 27.81 0.3 1
26 Johnson, Rashai 11 Lincoln (s) 27.85 0.3 1
27 Parker, Ashley 12 Grace Davis/MMC/ 28.38 1.5 3
28 Godbold, Sarah 9 Buhach Colony/CC 28.60 0.3 1
Event 16 Boys 200 Meter Dash
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SJ Section: ! 20.81 1981 Kevin Wilhite, Cordova
Division I: # 21.47 2006 Devin Mays, Lincoln-S
Name Year School Prelims Wind H#
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1 Moreno, Matt 10 Buhach Colony/CC 22.10Q -0.9 1
2 Mitsch, Austin 10 Jesuit/DRL/1 22.13Q -0.3 3
3 Hunter, Nyheim 12 Atwater/CCC/1 22.43Q 0.2 4
4 Bridge, Romon 12 Edison/TCAL/1 22.56Q 0.4 2
5 Thompson, Shaq 11 Grant/DVC/1 22.32q -0.9 1
6 Osaretin, Ogbeide 11 Grace Davis/MMC/ 22.54q -0.3 3
7 Forte, Quincy 12 Vacaville/MEL/1 22.68q -0.3 3
8 Scheinholz, Zack 11 Napa/MEL/1 22.75q 0.2 4
9 Paul, Jeff 12 Tokay/TCAL/1 22.80 0.4 2
10 Williams, Courtney 12 Davis/DVC/1 22.92 -0.3 3
11 Johnson, Delvonte 12 Mont Trail/DVC/1 23.05 0.4 2
12 Bivens, Bobby 12 Lincoln (s) 23.07 0.4 2
13 Dobbins, Khari 11 Bear Creek/SJAA/ 23.21 0.2 4
14 Anderson, Cedric 12 Edison/TCAL/1 23.35 -0.3 3
15 Gorman, Shane 12 Downey/MMC/1 23.40 -0.9 1
16 Montanez, Johnny 10 Merced/CCC/1 23.45 0.2 4
17 Gant, Brandon 12 Vintage/MEL/1 23.46 -0.3 3
18 Barnett, Nick 12 Oak Ridge/DRL/1 23.54 0.2 4
19 Mason, Melvin 11 Vacaville/MEL/1 23.57 -0.9 1
20 Nicolai, Alec 11 Turlock/CCC/1 23.71 -0.3 3
21 Brice-Moore, Jelani 9 St. Mary's/TCAL/ 23.77 0.2 4
22 Mewborn, David 9 Vacaville/MEL/1 23.91 0.2 4
23 Long, Royce 12 Bear Creek/SJAA/ 24.03 0.4 2
24 Williams, Jordan 12 Tracy/SJAA/1 24.25 0.4 2
25 Gann, Marvin 11 Atwater/CCC/1 25.12 -0.9 1
Event 19 Girls 4x400 Meter Relay
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SJ Section: ! 3:41.59 2006 Fairfield, Fairfield
Division I: # 3:52.03 2007 Bear Creek, Bear Creek
School Prelims H#
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1 Monterey Trail/DVC/1/SJ 'A' 4:02.01Q 3
1) Levy, Ciara 9 2) Anderson, A'Jah 11
3) Turner, Desiree 11 4) Higgwe, Esther 11
2 Edison/TCAL/1/SJ 'A' 4:03.47Q 1
1) Heard, Deaujone 12 2) Jordan, Cierra 12
3) Robinson, Ronieka 10 4) Wilson, Cicelya 10
3 St. Francis/DRL/1/SJ 'A' 4:03.77Q 2
1) Nixon, Cekarri 12 2) Vaden, Mikaela 12
3) Sperbeck, Ally 9 4) Klas, Allison 10
4 Fairfield/MEL/1/SJ 'A' 4:03.95q 3
1) Pugh, Daje 11 2) Wicks, Jasmin 11
3) Stanford, Ashley 11 4) Whitmore, Alexandria 12
5 Sheldon/DRL/1/SJ 'A' 4:05.59q 2
1) Corrigan, Kacy 11 2) Williamson, Sabrina 11
3) Burgess, Marissa 10 4) Johnson, Tre'ana 12
6 Vacaville/MEL/1/SJ 'A' 4:06.65q 3
1) Bokum, Elizabeth 11 2) Kennedy, Sierra 11
3) Gomez, Katie 10 4) Perry, Pattriana 9
7 Atwater/CCC/1/SJ 'A' 4:06.79q 1
1) Bernatz, Courtney 10 2) Bautista, Alexis 9
3) Heckman, Cassidy 11 4) Garcia, Amanda 12
8 Oak Ridge/DRL/1/SJ 'A' 4:09.64q 2
1) Adams, Brittany 9 2) Davenport, Alexis 10
3) Crawford, Cami 12 4) Ralstin, Samantha 12
9 Davis/DVC/1/SJ 'A' 4:11.05 2
1) Holtz, Lauren 12 2) Owens, Sarah 12
3) Mockler, Brenna 11 4) Krovetz, Hannah 11
10 Lodi/SJAA/1/SJ 'A' 4:12.37 3
1) Addington, Haley 12 2) Jardine, Ashley 12
3) Magana, Alyssa 11 4) Addington, Heather 12
11 Tokay/TCAL/1/SJ 'A' 4:13.09 1
1) Calderon, Catalina 12 2) Kautz, Carson 11
3) Stevenson, Tatiana 12 4) Kroll, Haley 11
12 St. Mary's/TCAL/1/SJ 'A' 4:14.12 1
1) Cox, Talia 9 2) Gibson, Ali 12
3) Taylor, Haliegh 12 4) Umpierre, Jada 10
13 Lincoln (s) 'A' 4:15.19 1
1) Jacobs, Alexus 12 2) Menton, Brittany 9
3) Holguin, Mariela 11 4) Johnson, Rashai 11
14 Enochs/MMC/1/SJ 'A' 4:15.89 2
1) Augustine, Azure 9 2) Makau, Faith 10
3) Joven, Tici 11 4) Cooper, Ariana 9
15 Franklin-S/SJAA/1/SJ 'A' 4:17.08 3
1) Bracey, Simone 11 2) Reyes, Elizabeth 11
3) Thompson, Elizabeth 9 4) Gonzalez, Jazmin 12
16 Grace Davis/MMC/1/SJ 'A' 4:24.14 1
1) Brown, Natalie 9 2) Brown, Nicole 9
3) Parker, Ashley 12 4) Ebersole, Stephanie 12
17 Napa/MEL/1/SJ 'A' 4:27.29 2
1) Augustus, Ashley 10 2) Richmond, Allyson 11
3) Miller, Claire 10 4) Zavala, Marcelina 10
18 Pitman/CCC/1/SJ 'A' 4:28.31 3
1) Gallon, Terri 9 2) Frank, Elisiah 9
3) Flores, Salina 11 4) Flores, Gaby 11
19 Tracy/SJAA/1/SJ 'A' 4:28.35 1
1) Brown, Lauren 12 2) Torreto, Kira 10
3) McPhillips, Kyleigh 10 4) Strope, Alyssa 12
20 Golden Valley/CCC/1/SJ 'A' 4:31.96 3
1) Parker, Rochelle 10 2) Hernandez, Edith 11
3) Rosas, Susana 10 4) Banks, Mariyah 9
21 Armijo/MEL/1/SJ 'A' 4:51.89 1
1) Scott, Nashawna 12 2) Brandt, Caryssa 10
3) Holt, Tyra 9 4) Brown, Annisah 9
Event 20 Boys 4x400 Meter Relay
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SJ Section: ! 3:13.82 1999 Vallejo, Vallejo
Division I: # 3:19.19 2008 Fairfield, Fairfield
School Prelims H#
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1 Davis/DVC/1/SJ 'A' 3:23.80Q 2
1) Rock, Ian 12 2) Zavala, Alec 12
3) Leverrier, Lee 10 4) Herthel, Vinny 12
2 Beyer/MMC/1/SJ 'A' 3:24.19Q 1
1) Gomes, Sean 12 2) Labanon, Alex 9
3) Durham, Markus 12 4) Muhammad, Akim 12
3 Fairfield/MEL/1/SJ 'A' 3:25.73Q 4
1) Adams, Jaymari 12 2) Brown, Isaiah 11
3) Threets, Carl 11 4) Jackson, Darrell 11
4 Edison/TCAL/1/SJ 'A' 3:26.05Q 3
1) Anderson, Cedric 12 2) Bridge, Romon 12
3) Gruwell, Denzel 11 4) Knight, Kermit 11
5 Lincoln (s) 'A' 3:24.21q 2
1) Bivens, Bobby 12 2) Duaime, Devin 12
3) Palmer, Theron 10 4) Taylor, Maurice 12
6 Atwater/CCC/1/SJ 'A' 3:26.56q 4
1) Gann, Marvin 11 2) Hunter, Nyheim 12
3) Orozco, Juan 12 4) Morgan, Andrew 12
7 Grace Davis/MMC/1/SJ 'A' 3:27.80q 1
1) Buzick, Michael 11 2) Craig, DeShawn 11
3) Vega, Rejuon 10 4) Osaretin, Ogbeide 11
8 Sheldon/DRL/1/SJ 'A' 3:28.19q 3
1) Turner II, Jerry 12 2) Terrell, Devonni 12
3) Woodson, Andre 12 4) Willis, Malcolm 12
9 Stagg/TCAL/1/SJ 'A' 3:28.30 4
1) Ellis, Lonnie 12 2) Manning, Treyvon 11
3) Wright, Jonathon 11 4) Wood, Ryan 11
10 Monterey Trail/DVC/1/SJ 'A' 3:28.82 4
1) Huynh, Taylor 11 2) Villa-B, Alberto 12
3) Worthen, Michael 12 4) Johnson, Delvonte 12
11 Ponderosa/DRL/1/SJ 'A' 3:29.00 1
1) Freeman, Cory 12 2) Hawkins, Mitchell 12
3) Orofino, Spencer 11 4) Roberds, Alex 10
12 Jesuit/DRL/1/SJ 'A' 3:30.07 1
1) Pilorin, Loren 11 2) Misono, Colton 12
3) Westmoreland, Zane 11 4) Hartman, Robby 12
13 Modesto/MMC/1/SJ 'A' 3:30.66 2
1) Adorno, Eric 11 2) Pyeatt, Merritt 11
3) Batt, Zeke 12 4) Stavrioundakis, Strat 11
14 Franklin-S/SJAA/1/SJ 'A' 3:30.79 1
1) Nava, Alejandro 11 2) Arzate, Julian 11
3) Bowen, Ryan 11 4) Flores, Jorge 11
15 Vacaville/MEL/1/SJ 'A' 3:30.83 3
1) Edokpayi, Ime 11 2) Forte, Quincy 12
3) Mewborn, David 9 4) Mewborn, Daniel 9
16 Merrill West/TCAL/1/SJ 'A' 3:31.92 2
1) Crawford, Brandon 12 2) Fitzpatrick, Ronan 12
3) Mitchell, Elisha 11 4) Kaye, Eddie 10
17 Merced/CCC/1/SJ 'A' 3:33.10 2
1) Montanez, Johnny 10 2) Tatum, James 10
3) Sanchez, Javier 9 4) Yaley, Brendan 10
18 Elk Grove/DVC/1/SJ 'A' 3:33.22 4
1) Bohamera, Nick 10 2) Martinez, Nick 11
3) Ayala, Ricardo 11 4) Jue, Jordan 12
19 Vintage/MEL/1/SJ 'A' 3:33.50 4
1) Wilson, Victor 11 2)
20 Oak Ridge/DRL/1/SJ 'A' 3:34.84 2
1) Jetter, Josh 11 2) Mueller, Shay 11
3) FaGalde, Alex 11 4) Tostenson, Will 12
21 Lodi/SJAA/1/SJ 'A' 3:35.99 4
1) Faith, Kameron 12 2) Miller, Anthony 10
3) Peckham, Robby 11 4) Olagaray, Dillon 11
22 Armijo/MEL/1/SJ 'A' 3:37.58 3
1) Maher, Jacob 9 2) Greives, Tyler 10
3) Young, Dean Orland 10 4) Rapolla, Nathan 12
23 Bear Creek/SJAA/1/SJ 'A' 3:38.15 1
1) Long, Royce 12 2) Dobbins, Khari 11
3) Frazier, Amari 12 4) Good, Steven 12
24 Franklin-EG/DVC/1/SJ 'A' 3:38.34 1
1) Stuart, Jawaun 12 2) Watson, Kelvin 11
3) Barnes, Nathan 10 4) Green, Marcus 10
25 Turlock/CCC/1/SJ 'A' 3:38.58 3
1) Nicolai, Alec 11 2) Olide, Everardo 12
3) Connor, Logan 4) Swanson, Jason 11
26 Tracy/SJAA/1/SJ 'A' 3:39.52 2
1) Little, Ryan 12 2) Petrucelli, Kyle 12
3) Tobeck, Max 12 4) Noack, Bowen 11
27 Napa/MEL/1/SJ 'A' 3:40.25 4
1) Gulbransen, Kevin 12 2) Diaz, Victor 12
3) Aguirre, Diego 10 4) Cunningham, Cj 12
28 St. Mary's/TCAL/1/SJ 'A' 3:41.50 3
1) Flores, Mitch 12 2) Mason, Cory 11
3) Juarez, David 10 4) Brice-Moore, Jelani 9
-- Pitman/CCC/1/SJ 'A' FS 3
1) Wessels, Jacob 12 2) Garcia, Mario 11
3) Garcia, Andrew 12 4) Porter, -
Event 23 Girls Pole Vault
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SJ Section: ! 13-06 2005 Brysun Stately, Cordova
Division I: # 12-03 2005 Stephanie Bagen, Granite Bay
Division I: # 12-03 2005 Samantha Weaver, Lodi
Name Year School Finals Points
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Finals
1 Blakeley, Sydney 11 Ponderosa/DRL/1 12-00.00 10
2 Carbullido, Haley 10 St. Francis/DRL/ 10-11.00 8
3 Pettis, Lexi 11 Bear Creek/SJAA/ 10-05.00 6
4 Trageser, Kylee 10 Ponderosa/DRL/1 9-11.00 4
5 Cipponeri, Nicole 11 Turlock/CCC/1 J9-11.00 2
6 Fletcher, Kyndel 12 Pitman/CCC/1 9-05.00 0.50
6 Harris, Amanda 11 Golden Valley/CC 9-05.00 0.50
8 VanDiemen, Brianna 11 Lodi/SJAA/1 J9-05.00
9 Brooks, Rachel 12 Davis/DVC/1 8-11.00
10 Butcher, Brooke 12 Tracy/SJAA/1 J8-11.00
11 Cook, Ariane 12 Tracy/SJAA/1 J8-11.00
12 Gantar, Danielle 9 Davis/DVC/1 8-05.00
12 Guerrero, Jordan 10 Vacaville/MEL/1 8-05.00
14 Pinkerton, Carly 12 Lincoln (s) J8-05.00
15 Severson, Claire 11 Turlock/CCC/1 J8-05.00
16 Grochau, Faith 12 Grace Davis/MMC/ 7-11.00
17 Merritt, Jamie 11 Oak Ridge/DRL/1 7-05.00
17 Zavala, Taylor 11 Pitman/CCC/1 7-05.00
17 Feaster, Katherine 10 Vacaville/MEL/1 7-05.00
17 Tran, Linda 12 Mont Trail/DVC/1 7-05.00
21 Mellon, Chris 12 Davis/DVC/1 J7-05.00
21 Ali, Amber 12 Tokay/TCAL/1 J7-05.00
-- Bua, Michelle 12 Tokay/TCAL/1 NH
-- McCoy, Olivia 10 Napa/MEL/1 NH
-- Whitt, Maggie 9 Napa/MEL/1 NH
-- Denton, Rachel 9 Vacaville/MEL/1 NH
Event 25 Girls Long Jump
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SJ Section: ! 20-05.50 2005 Brittany Daniels, West
Division I: # 20-05.50 2005 Brittany Daniels, West
Name Year School Finals Wind Points
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1 Taylor, Shea 11 Grace Davis/MMC/ 19-00.00 NWI 10
2 Hadnot, Jannell 10 Tokay/TCAL/1 17-11.00 NWI 8
3 O'Connell, Caitlin 12 Pitman/CCC/1 17-05.75 NWI 6
4 Lam, Jaclyn 12 Lincoln (s) 17-04.00 NWI 4
5 Thompson, Brionna 11 Franklin-EG/DVC/ 17-01.75 NWI 2
6 Schuhmeier, Phoenisha 11 Mont Trail/DVC/1 17-01.50 NWI 1
7 Booz, Cierra 9 Turlock/CCC/1 16-09.50 NWI
8 Osumah, Mary 12 Mont Trail/DVC/1 16-06.00 NWI
9 Caras, Maryanne 11 St. Mary's/TCAL/ 16-05.75 NWI
10 Furtado, Andrea 11 St. Francis/DRL/ 16-05.50 NWI
11 Wilburn, Ta'lor 12 Merrill West/TCA 16-05.00 NWI
12 Stanford, Ashley 11 Fairfield/MEL/1 16-03.00 NWI
13 Martinez, Grethel 12 Bear Creek/SJAA/ 16-01.25 NWI
14 Westerterp, Katie 11 Lodi/SJAA/1 16-00.00 NWI
15 Gardner, Rachel 11 Mont Trail/DVC/1 15-11.50 NWI
16 Wend, Simone 12 Downey/MMC/1 15-10.25 NWI
17 Brown, Dallas 12 Vacaville/MEL/1 15-08.50 NWI
18 LaBelle, Jocelyn 12 Davis/DVC/1 15-04.00 NWI
19 Dumlao, Marissa 11 St. Francis/DRL/ 15-01.25 NWI
19 Poppoff, Alexis 12 Tracy/SJAA/1 15-01.25 NWI
21 VanNieuwburg, Katelyn 10 Vacaville/MEL/1 14-11.00 NWI
22 Santos, Alyssa 11 Bear Creek/SJAA/ 14-06.00 NWI
23 Reed, Samara 11 Merced/CCC/1 14-03.00 NWI
24 Lilly, Lauren 12 Merced/CCC/1 13-08.00 NWI
25 Zavala, Marcelina 10 Napa/MEL/1 13-07.75 NWI
-- Taylor, Haliegh 12 Merrill West/TCA FOUL
Event 26 Boys Long Jump
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SJ Section: ! 25-10.75 1968 Heulon Hewitt, Merced
Division I: # 23-04 2007 Roman Gray, Laguna Creek
Name Year School Finals Wind Points
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1 Rock, Ian 12 Davis/DVC/1 22-04.00 NWI 10
2 Jensen, Cody 12 Napa/MEL/1 21-09.75 NWI 8
3 Sloan, Eric 11 Bear Creek/SJAA/ 21-09.25 NWI 6
4 Cummings, Darian 11 Chavez/SJAA/1 21-07.50 NWI 4
5 Phouminavong, Jack 12 Bear Creek/SJAA/ 21-05.50 NWI 2 21-04.25
6 Cargill, Josh 12 Fairfield/MEL/1 J21-05.50 NWI 1 21-0.75
7 Okamoto, Kento 12 Davis/DVC/1 21-04.00 NWI
8 Finister, Ben 12 Atwater/CCC/1 21-03.00 NWI
8 Sperbeck, Thomas 10 Jesuit/DRL/1 21-03.00 NWI
10 Stenson, Nathan 11 Davis/DVC/1 21-01.50 NWI
11 Geiger, Romin 10 Mont Trail/DVC/1 21-00.00 NWI
12 Cummins, Ty 11 Downey/MMC/1 20-09.00 NWI
13 McClindon, Brandon 12 Merced/CCC/1 20-06.50 NWI
14 Ellis, Nate 12 Lodi/SJAA/1 20-05.50 NWI
15 Osaretin, Ogbeide 11 Grace Davis/MMC/ 20-05.00 NWI
16 Heath, Steve 10 Jesuit/DRL/1 20-04.00 NWI
17 Wood, Ryan 11 Stagg/TCAL/1 20-01.75 NWI
18 Pinder, Deon 11 Merrill West/TCA 20-01.50 NWI
19 Barkley, Devan 11 Lincoln (s) 19-11.25 NWI
20 Buzick, Michael 11 Grace Davis/MMC/ 19-11.00 NWI
21 Chong, Alex 11 Davis/DVC/1 19-08.00 NWI
21 Serpa, Denny 11 Turlock/CCC/1 19-08.00 NWI
21 Gaines, Devaughn 12 Armijo/MEL/1 19-08.00 NWI
24 Yaley, Brendan 10 Merced/CCC/1 19-07.50 NWI
25 Llubit, Vincent 10 Wood/MEL/1 19-07.00 NWI
26 Thompson, Wesley 9 St. Mary's/TCAL/ 19-03.75 NWI
27 Mueller, Shay 11 Oak Ridge/DRL/1 19-02.75 NWI
28 Satchell, Isiah 12 Grace Davis/MMC/ 18-11.00 NWI
29 Shellworth, Danny 10 Vacaville/MEL/1 18-10.00 NWI
30 Barker, Jesse 10 Gregori/MMC/1 18-08.00 NWI
30 Royal, Brian 12 Atwater/CCC/1 18-08.00 NWI
Event 28 Boys Discus Throw
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SJ Section: ! 206-06 1978 Dave Porath, Atwater
Division I: # 178-09 5/21/2010 Josh Hines, Jesuit
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Boals, Stephen 12 Jesuit/DRL/1 176-04 10
2 Bleasdale, Curtis 11 Vacaville/MEL/1 168-00 8
3 Monteiro, Marcus 12 Lodi/SJAA/1 164-01 6
4 Gochenhour, Cody 12 Napa/MEL/1 149-00 4
5 Donnelly, Sean 11 Pitman/CCC/1 148-11 2
6 Hayashida, Bryan 12 Elk Grove/DVC/1 141-09 1
7 Siscel, Garrett 12 Vacaville/MEL/1 139-09
8 Lundeen, Clark 12 Vintage/MEL/1 138-10
9 Letuligasenoa, Josh 11 Elk Grove/DVC/1 136-06
10 Strohmaier, Garrett 10 Jesuit/DRL/1 136-04
11 Morgan, Andrew 12 Atwater/CCC/1 135-10
12 Castro, Sean 12 St. Mary's/TCAL/ 134-03
13 Sitaietasi, Isaiah 11 Vacaville/MEL/1 133-03
14 Wood, Leonard 11 Mont Trail/DVC/1 132-02
15 Howard, Charles 11 Lincoln (s) 131-02
16 Denton, Nick 10 Davis/DVC/1 130-00
17 Jucutan, Matt 12 St. Mary's/TCAL/ 126-07
18 Vargas, Tre 12 Pitman/CCC/1 125-10
19 Collazo, Andres 12 Lodi/SJAA/1 125-05
20 Ramos, Eric 12 Buhach Colony/CC 124-03
21 Augustus, Julius 12 Tracy/SJAA/1 123-11
22 Gilbert, Justin 10 Enochs/MMC/1 123-10
23 Nomellini, Joe 12 St. Mary's/TCAL/ 123-02
24 Bolf, Dylan 12 Merrill West/TCA 122-00
25 Silva, Kyle 11 Buhach Colony/CC 121-07
26 Van Sant, David 11 Beyer/MMC/1 119-01
27 Jones, Trevor 12 Folsom/DRL/1 118-02
28 Yanaz, Miguel 12 Modesto/MMC/1 114-11
29 Trivette, Steven 11 Ponderosa/DRL/1 108-06
30 Duden, Bryce 11 Johansen/MMC/1 107-04
-- Hernandez, Miguel 12 Lincoln (s) FOUL
Event 29 Girls Shot Put
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SJ Section: ! 50-11.50 2003 Jessica Pressley, Laguna Creek
Division I: # 46-04.50 2009 Jackie Alhoo, St. Mary's
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Hammar, Rebecca 12 Buhach Colony/CC 44-06.50 10
2 French, Brianna 12 Vacaville/MEL/1 43-09.25 8
3 Sickert, Erica 11 Pitman/CCC/1 36-01.75 6
4 Pritchet, Nina 11 Merrill West/TCA 35-10.00 4
5 Holland, Jackie 12 Lincoln (s) 35-04.00 2
6 Coleman, Mandy 9 McNair/TCAL/1 34-10.50 1
7 Jackson, DJ 12 Bear Creek/SJAA/ 34-06.00
8 Hussey, Sarah 12 Elk Grove/DVC/1 34-04.25
9 Thompson, Shunteal 11 Bear Creek/SJAA/ 33-06.75
10 Muskat, Kai 12 Vacaville/MEL/1 33-00.00
11 Guzman, Cynthia 11 Buhach Colony/CC 32-07.50
12 Dickerson, Victoria 11 Vacaville/MEL/1 32-02.25
13 Henderson, Olivia 10 Napa/MEL/1 32-01.50
14 Lilly, Lauren 12 Merced/CCC/1 31-09.50
15 O'Brine, Kayla 9 St. Francis/DRL/ 31-08.50
16 Soy, Annica 10 Lincoln (s) 31-03.50
17 Green, Anna 12 Merrill West/TCA 31-01.25
18 McCray, Imani 10 St. Francis/DRL/ 31-00.00
19 Mapu, Luamalae 12 Elk Grove/DVC/1 30-11.00
20 Bryant, Jamie 12 Merced/CCC/1 30-10.25
21 Dunn, Brittany 12 Pleasant Grove/D 30-07.00
22 Doroen, Anjelica 11 Mont Trail/DVC/1 30-02.50
23 Bryant, Special 10 Franklin-S/SJAA/ 29-07.50
24 Boals, Caroline 9 St. Francis/DRL/ 29-04.00
25 Beard, Daria 11 Mont Trail/DVC/1 29-01.00
26 Schweizer, Macie 12 Napa/MEL/1 29-00.00
27 Harrison, Jewelisa 10 Grace Davis/MMC/ 28-09.50
28 Salemme, Natalie 11 Enochs/MMC/1 28-07.25
29 Hamilton, Emilia 10 Davis/DVC/1 28-06.50
30 Scott, Asiana 11 McNair/TCAL/1 25-02.00
Women - Team Rankings - 3 Events Scored
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1) Ponderosa/DRL/1/SJ 14 2) Pitman/CCC/1/SJ 12.50
3) Buhach Colony/CCC/1/SJ 10 3) Grace Davis/MMC/1/SJ 10
5) Tokay/TCAL/1/SJ 8 5) St. Francis/DRL/1/SJ 8
5) Vacaville/MEL/1/SJ 8 8) Lincoln (s) 6
8) Bear Creek/SJAA/1/SJ 6 10) Merrill West/TCAL/1/SJ 4
11) Franklin-EG/DVC/1/SJ 2 11) Turlock/CCC/1/SJ 2
13) McNair/TCAL/1/SJ 1 13) Monterey Trail/DVC/1/SJ 1
15) Golden Valley/CCC/1/SJ 0.50
Men - Team Rankings - 2 Events Scored
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1) Napa/MEL/1/SJ 12 2) Davis/DVC/1/SJ 10
2) Jesuit/DRL/1/SJ 10 4) Vacaville/MEL/1/SJ 8
4) Bear Creek/SJAA/1/SJ 8 6) Lodi/SJAA/1/SJ 6
7) Chavez/SJAA/1/SJ 4 8) Pitman/CCC/1/SJ 2
9) Fairfield/MEL/1/SJ 1 9) Elk Grove/DVC/1/SJ 1
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CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Track and Field - 5/18/2011 to 5/20/2011
Division 1 - Trials and Finals
Elk Grove High School
Results
Event 1 Girls 4x100 Meter Relay
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SJ Section: ! 45.78 2005 West, West
Division I: # 47.08 2005 West, West
Division I: # 47.08 2007 Franklin-EG, Franklin-EG
School Prelims H#
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Preliminaries
1 Monterey Trail/DVC/1/SJ 'A' 48.44Q 1
1) Levy, Ciara 9 2) Anderson, A'Jah 11
3) Schuhmeier, Phoenisha 11 4) Higgwe, Esther 11
2 Edison/TCAL/1/SJ 'A' 49.26Q 3
1) Robinson, Ronieka 10 2) Woolbright, Carlondra 10
3) Heard, Deaujone 12 4) Wilson, Cicelya 10
3 Fairfield/MEL/1/SJ 'A' 49.56Q 4
1) Roan, Dominique 11 2) Pugh, Daje 11
3) Stanford, Ashley 11 4) Whitmore, Alexandria 12
4 Stagg/TCAL/1/SJ 'A' 49.67Q 2
1) Manning, Trenese 11 2) Ross, Candace 11
3) Williams, Ciona 11 4) Thomas, Denise 9
5 Lincoln (s) 'A' 49.45q 1
1) Holguin, Mariela 11 2) Chatman, Brittney 10
3) Menton, Brittany 9 4) Johnson, Rashai 11
6 Sheldon/DRL/1/SJ 'A' 49.80q 3
1) Burgess, Marissa 10 2) Johnson, Tre'ana 12
3) Williamson, Sabrina 11 4) Mullen, Breanna 9
7 Buhach Colony/CCC/1/SJ 'A' 49.94q 1
1) King, Loryn 12 2) Godbold, Sarah 9
3) Figueroa, Laura 11 4) Eastman, Tenisha 11
8 Oak Ridge/DRL/1/SJ 'A' 50.01q 2
1) Crawford, Cami 12 2) Trumbull, Shannon 11
3) Davenport, Alexis 10 4) Adams, Brittany 9
9 Merced/CCC/1/SJ 'A' 50.20 1
1) Beecham, Timani 10 2) Daniel, Mariah 12
3) Strong, Misha 12 4) Brown, Taylor 9
10 Pitman/CCC/1/SJ 'A' 50.51 4
1) Hundal, Aman 12 2) Derr, Kelsee 10
3) Stroud, Hailey 12 4) Roberson, Jasmine 11
11 McNair/TCAL/1/SJ 'A' 50.70 4
1) Rhone, Briana 11 2) Coleman, Mandy 9
3) Brown, Antoinetta 11 4) Mobley, Bykena
12 Beyer/MMC/1/SJ 'A' 50.73 3
1) 2) Nichols, Florife 9
3) 4) Green, Alexandra 12
13 Grace Davis/MMC/1/SJ 'A' 50.95 2
1) Parker, Ashley 12 2) Taylor, Shea 11
3) Brown, Nicole 9 4) Ebersole, Stephanie 12
14 Chavez/SJAA/1/SJ 'A' 51.05 1
1) Barksdale, Nassima 10 2) Perkins, Shaunte 12
3) Garner, Jacqueline 9 4) Jackson, Ebonni 11
15 Vacaville/MEL/1/SJ 'A' 51.32 3
1) Duey, Andreya 11 2) Brown, Dallas 12
3) Gomez, Katie 10 4) Perry, Pattriana 9
16 Johansen/MMC/1/SJ 'A' 51.50 4
1) Davison, Jocelyn 11 2) Garcia, Gabriela 11
3) Crittenden, Naya 10 4) Dillion, Marlisha 10
17 Merrill West/TCAL/1/SJ 'A' 51.51 4
1) Burrell, Lia 9 2) Grady, Megan 10
3) Hawkins, Shannel 12 4) Wilburn, Ta'lor 12
18 Franklin-S/SJAA/1/SJ 'A' 51.58 4
1) Gonzalez, Jazmin 12 2) Bracey, Simone 11
3) Richards, Catherine 11 4) Coilton, Makeiyla 12
19 St. Mary's/TCAL/1/SJ 'A' 51.77 2
20 Enochs/MMC/1/SJ 'A' 51.81 2
1) Goynes, Erica 11 2) Makau, Faith 10
3) Hurte, Daijah 10 4) Sherriffe, Marlea 9
21 Davis/DVC/1/SJ 'A' 51.83 3
1) Gary, Bailey 10 2) Williams, Sabrina 9
3) Holtz, Lauren 12 4) Banwarth, Jordan 9
22 Wood/MEL/1/SJ 'A' 52.30 4
1) Jordan, Michelet 11 2) Jordan, Michelina 11
3) Fernandez, Sierra 11 4) George, Aliya 10
23 Ponderosa/DRL/1/SJ 'A' 52.86 1
1) Jimerson, Selena 12 2) Kurywchak, Danylle 11
3) Sanders, Saila 10 4) Tuthill, Molly 10
24 Elk Grove/DVC/1/SJ 'A' 53.33 2
1) Giao, Jenny 9 2) Harris, Chelsea 12
3) Leisure, Tierra 9 4) Sullivan, Kathleen 10
25 Golden Valley/CCC/1/SJ 'A' 53.56 1
1) Wills, Courtney 12 2) Rosas, Susana 10
3) Hernandez, Edith 11 4) Ayala, Bernadette
26 Tracy/SJAA/1/SJ 'A' 53.76 3
1) Brown, Lauren 12 2) Strope, Alyssa 12
3) Poppoff, Alexis 12 4) Pavone, Jaylyn 12
27 Napa/MEL/1/SJ 'A' 54.29 4
1) Zavala, Marcelina 10 2) Gordon, Shelby 9
3) Gassner, Olivia 10 4) Fields, Ally 10
28 Armijo/MEL/1/SJ 'A' 55.51 2
1) Holt, Tyra 9 2) Scott, Nashawna 12
3) Bossett, Erica 12 4) Cherry-Jackson, Arika 10
29 Lodi/SJAA/1/SJ 'A' 55.53 3
1) Addington, Heather 12 2) Magana, Alyssa 11
3) Ringunay, Nikole 12 4) Taufer, Larue 12
Event 2 Boys 4x100 Meter Relay
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SJ Section: ! 40.94 1999 Vallejo, Vallejo
Division I: # 41.72 5/21/2010 Jesuit/DRL/1/SJ, Jesuit
K Brown, J Wallace, L Pilorin, R Frasier
School Prelims H#
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1 Grant/DVC/1/SJ 'A' 42.47Q 3
1) Taylor, Iasiah 2) Thompson, Shaq 11
3) Edwards, B.J. 4) Samples, James 10
2 Jesuit/DRL/1/SJ 'A' 43.27Q 1
1) Mitsch, Austin 10 2) Wallace, Julian 11
3) Westmoreland, Zane 11 4) Krotine, Tommy 12
3 Edison/TCAL/1/SJ 'A' 43.35Q 2
1) Anderson, Cedric 12 2) Bridge, Romon 12
3) Gruwell, Denzel 11 4) Knight, Kermit 11
4 Atwater/CCC/1/SJ 'A' 43.43Q 4
1) Finister, Ben 12 2) Tumbling, Amir 12
3) Hunter, Nyheim 12 4) Gann, Marvin 11
5 Vacaville/MEL/1/SJ 'A' 43.62q 2
1) Mason, Melvin 11 2) Forte, Quincy 12
3) Mewborn, David 9 4) Walker, Jarrell 11
6 Grace Davis/MMC/1/SJ 'A' 43.67q 3
1) Vega, Rejuon 10 2) Osaretin, Ogbeide 11
3) Buzick, Michael 11 4) Craig, DeShawn 11
7 Downey/MMC/1/SJ 'A' 43.75q 4
1) Cummins, Ty 11 2) Lowe, Caleb 11
3) Hackett, Jacob 12 4) Gorman, Shane 12
8 Buhach Colony/CCC/1/SJ 'A' 43.76q 3 43.758
1) Moreno, Matt 10 2) Davis, Tyler 11
3) Jefferson, Chandler 10 4) Hernandez, Daniel 10
9 Davis/DVC/1/SJ 'A' 43.76 4 43.759
1) Williams, Courtney 12 2) Zavala, Alec 12
3) Okamoto, Kento 12 4) Leverrier, Lee 10
10 Merced/CCC/1/SJ 'A' 43.79 1 43.784
1) Dennis, Errol 10 2) McClindon, Brandon 12
3) Montanez, Johnny 10 4) Wilkinson, Kwane 9
11 Stagg/TCAL/1/SJ 'A' 43.79 3 43.785
1) Manning, Treyvon 11 2) Wood, Ryan 11
3) Wood, Brian 11 4) Boyd, Maurice 11
12 Monterey Trail/DVC/1/SJ 'A' 43.96 2
1) Tofi, Drake 12 2) Worthen, Michael 12
3) Clark, Ethan 4) Johnson, Delvonte 12
13 Bear Creek/SJAA/1/SJ 'A' 43.99 2
1) Dobbins, Khari 11 2) Long, Royce 12
3) Frazier, Amari 12 4) Phouminavong, Jack 12
14 Modesto/MMC/1/SJ 'A' 44.02 2
1) Batt, Zeke 12 2) Magana, Mario 12
3) Wright, Deshon 11 4) Sharp, Kyle 12
15 Elk Grove/DVC/1/SJ 'A' 44.34 4
1) Mahon, Troy 10 2) Martinez, Nick 11
3) Ayala, Ricardo 11 4) Bloodworth, Brandon 10
16 Vintage/MEL/1/SJ 'A' 44.35 4
1) Gant, Brandon 12 2) Claudio, AJ 11
3) Boyd, Gustav 11 4) Gant, Steven 11
17 Lincoln (s) 'A' 44.46 2
1) Barkley, Devan 11 2) Bivens, Bobby 12
3) Palmer, Theron 10 4) Means, Solomon 12
18 Merrill West/TCAL/1/SJ 'A' 44.48 1
1) Gray, Julian 12 2) Mitchell, Elisha 11
3) Crawford, Brandon 12 4) Eaglin, Greg 12
19 Napa/MEL/1/SJ 'A' 44.77 1
1) Jensen, Cody 12 2) Cunningham, Cj 12
3) Reisman, Sam 12 4) Scheinholz, Zack 11
20 Wood/MEL/1/SJ 'A' 44.86 3
1) Llubit, Vincent 10 2) Crenshaw, Quincy 11
3) Spinnelli, Ryan 11 4) Lewis, Travis 10
21 Pitman/CCC/1/SJ 'A' 45.38 2
1) Kajioka, Alex 12 2) Garcia, Mario 11
3) Rodrigues, Josh 11 4) Augusto, Brandon 11
22 Ponderosa/DRL/1/SJ 'A' 45.57 3
1) Bseiso, Nasser 12 2) Mosbacher, Kaden 11
3) Orofino, Spencer 11 4) Roberds, Alex 10
23 Fairfield/MEL/1/SJ 'A' 45.59 1
1) Adams, Jaymari 12 2) Threets, Carl 11
3) Cargill, Josh 12 4) Brown, Isaiah 11
24 Tracy/SJAA/1/SJ 'A' 45.76 3
1) Centeno, German 12 2) Hawkins, Eric 9
3) Skidmore, Rondre 11 4) Williams, Jordan 12
25 Chavez/SJAA/1/SJ 'A' 45.94 1
1) Black, Richard 11 2) Cummings, Darian 11
3) Hanes, Kenneth 12 4) Bermudes, Douglas 12
26 Lodi/SJAA/1/SJ 'A' 46.09 2
1) Cranston, Scotty 10 2) Faith, Kameron 12
3) Rall, David 12 4) Ellis, Nate 12
27 Franklin-S/SJAA/1/SJ 'A' 47.52 1
1) Phillips, Deshawn 11 2) Clinger, Larry 12
3) Arzate, Julian 11 4) Jimenez, Michael 12
-- Oak Ridge/DRL/1/SJ 'A' DNF 3
1) Barnett, Nick 12 2) Tostenson, Will 12
3) Tucker, Will 12 4) Fretwell, Dustin 12
-- St. Mary's/TCAL/1/SJ 'A' DNF 4
1) Mafi, William 11 2) Brice-Moore, Jelani 9
3) Mason, Cory 11 4) Sarris, Mark 11
Event 5 Girls 100 Meter Hurdles
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SJ Section: ! 14.09 2008 Tenise Brewer, Florin
Division I: # 14.33 2008 Tenise Brewer, Florin
Name Year School Prelims Wind H#
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1 Pugh, Daje 11 Fairfield/MEL/1 14.54Q 0.7 1
2 Cook, Daria 9 Vacaville/MEL/1 14.95Q 1.8 2
3 Taylor, Shea 11 Grace Davis/MMC/ 15.16Q 2.6 3
4 Trumbull, Shannon 11 Oak Ridge/DRL/1 15.19Q 3.2 4
5 Levy, Ciara 9 Mont Trail/DVC/1 15.53q 2.6 3
6 Derr, Kelsee 10 Pitman/CCC/1 15.75q 3.2 4
7 Corrigan, Kacy 11 Sheldon/DRL/1 15.79q 2.6 3
8 Westerterp, Katie 11 Lodi/SJAA/1 16.17q 0.7 1
9 Turner, Desiree 11 Mont Trail/DVC/1 16.51 3.2 4
10 Patino, Mallory 10 Turlock/CCC/1 16.54 1.8 2
11 Jimerson, Selena 12 Ponderosa/DRL/1 16.58 0.7 1
12 Harper, Diamonte 12 Mont Trail/DVC/1 16.74 1.8 2
13 Watson, Joy 10 St. Mary's/TCAL/ 16.85 1.8 2
14 Stephens, Rose 10 Davis/DVC/1 16.88 2.6 3
15 Pettingill, Katie 11 Folsom/DRL/1 16.94 1.8 2
16 Chatman, Brittney 10 Lincoln (s) 17.36 3.2 4
17 Denton, Emily 12 Vacaville/MEL/1 17.50 2.6 3
18 Alexander, Misty 9 Turlock/CCC/1 17.54 0.7 1
19 Bua, Michelle 12 Tokay/TCAL/1 17.55 1.8 2
20 Kang, Cassie 12 Davis/DVC/1 17.61 1.8 2
21 Pena, Jenna 11 Vacaville/MEL/1 17.92 0.7 1
22 Earl, Mariah 10 Vacaville/MEL/1 17.94 3.2 4
23 Orange, Monae 9 Modesto/MMC/1 17.97 0.7 1
24 Cooper, Ariana 9 Enochs/MMC/1 18.37 2.6 3
25 Collins, Shakia 9 Pitman/CCC/1 18.51 2.6 3
26 Jardine, Ashley 12 Lodi/SJAA/1 18.61 3.2 4
27 Giordani, Celeste 10 Lincoln (s) 18.88 0.7 1
28 Samra, Sharan 11 Atwater/CCC/1 18.89 3.2 4
29 Son, Angelica 12 Merrill West/TCA 19.03 0.7 1
30 Schmig, Kalyn 11 Merrill West/TCA 19.10 1.8 2
Event 6 Boys 110 Meter Hurdles
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SJ Section: ! 13.86 1999 Rico Hatter, Vallejo
Division I: # 14.14 2009 Kyler Martin, Vacaville
Name Year School Prelims Wind H#
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1 Martinez, Nick 11 Elk Grove/DVC/1 14.63Q 3.7 1
2 Arce, Brandon 12 Armijo/MEL/1 15.26Q 0.1 3
3 Pust, Steven 11 Golden Valley/CC 15.69Q 0.4 4
4 Kaigler, Will 12 Merrill West/TCA 15.82Q 0.7 2
5 Barkley, Devan 11 Lincoln (s) 15.30q 3.7 1
6 Alkebulan, Kaba 10 Jesuit/DRL/1 15.57q 0.1 3
7 Youngberg, Zach 10 Oak Ridge/DRL/1 15.72q 0.4 4
8 Hoofard, Dallas 10 Atwater/CCC/1 15.73q 3.7 1
9 Stavrioundakis, Strat 11 Modesto/MMC/1 15.84 0.7 2
10 Bowen, Ryan 11 Franklin-S/SJAA/ 15.87 0.1 3
11 Edokpayi, Ime 11 Vacaville/MEL/1 15.89 0.7 2
12 Shine, Terry 10 Grant/DVC/1 15.97 0.4 4
13 Coleman, Trevor 10 Atwater/CCC/1 16.16 0.7 2
14 Vaught, Kylo 11 Downey/MMC/1 16.22 3.7 1
15 Legge, Jacob 10 Ponderosa/DRL/1 16.28 0.1 3
16 Turner, Travis 11 Bear Creek/SJAA/ 16.38 0.4 4
17 Lowe, Caleb 11 Downey/MMC/1 16.41 0.1 3
18 Ashley Riley, Donzale 12 Lincoln (s) 16.42 0.7 2
19 Myers, Josh 12 Napa/MEL/1 16.43 3.7 1
20 Olide, Everardo 12 Turlock/CCC/1 16.48 3.7 1
21 Ayala, Ricardo 11 Elk Grove/DVC/1 16.54 0.4 4
22 King, Roland 12 Enochs/MMC/1 16.62 0.7 2
23 Freeman, Cory 12 Ponderosa/DRL/1 16.64 3.7 1
24 Cabral-Ramsey, Jonny 12 Merrill West/TCA 16.71 0.4 4 16.705
25 Royal, Brian 12 Atwater/CCC/1 16.71 0.1 3 16.710
26 Anderson, Troy 10 Armijo/MEL/1 17.10 0.4 4
27 Malm-Annan, Jefferey 11 Mont Trail/DVC/1 17.22 0.4 4
28 Ceja, Alex 11 Napa/MEL/1 17.47 0.7 2
29 Bloise, Ian 11 Davis/DVC/1 17.78 3.7 1
-- Petrucelli, Kyle 12 Tracy/SJAA/1 FS 0.1 3
Event 7 Girls 400 Meter Dash
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SJ Section: ! 53.47 2003 Deonna Lawrence, Sheldon
Division I: # 55.95 5/21/2010 Cierra Jordan, St. Mary's
Name Year School Prelims H#
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1 Jordan, Cierra 12 Edison/TCAL/1 57.32Q 1
2 Nixon, Cekarri 12 St. Francis/DRL/ 57.54Q 4
3 Anderson, A'Jah 11 Mont Trail/DVC/1 58.25Q 3
4 Strong, Misha 12 Merced/CCC/1 58.29Q 2
5 Woolbright, Carlondra 10 Edison/TCAL/1 59.47q 4
6 Anselmo, Brittany 9 Ponderosa/DRL/1 59.68q 2
7 Whitmore, Alexandria 12 Fairfield/MEL/1 59.76q 1
8 Cox, Talia 9 St. Mary's/TCAL/ 1:00.43q 3
9 Williamson, Sabrina 11 Sheldon/DRL/1 1:00.71 1
10 Thompson, Elizabeth 9 Franklin-S/SJAA/ 1:01.65 4
11 Crawford, Cami 12 Oak Ridge/DRL/1 1:01.86 2
12 Montes, Jacelyne 9 Turlock/CCC/1 1:01.92 4
13 Umpierre, Jada 10 St. Mary's/TCAL/ 1:02.25 2
14 Mockler, Brenna 11 Davis/DVC/1 1:02.75 4
15 Holtz, Lauren 12 Davis/DVC/1 1:03.02 3
16 Magana, Alyssa 11 Lodi/SJAA/1 1:03.33 1
17 Crittenden, Naya 10 Johansen/MMC/1 1:03.41 4
18 Holt, Tyra 9 Armijo/MEL/1 1:03.60 4
19 Brown, Lauren 12 Tracy/SJAA/1 1:03.87 1
20 Bautista, Alexis 9 Atwater/CCC/1 1:03.88 2
21 Reyes, Elizabeth 11 Franklin-S/SJAA/ 1:03.90 3
22 Guerrero, Jordan 10 Vacaville/MEL/1 1:04.06 3
23 Gallon, Terri 9 Pitman/CCC/1 1:04.13 3
24 Owens, Sarah 12 Davis/DVC/1 1:04.16 1
25 Gomez, Katie 10 Vacaville/MEL/1 1:04.23 1
26 Addington, Heather 12 Lodi/SJAA/1 1:04.30 2
27 Lawson, Mariah 12 Mont Trail/DVC/1 1:04.44 4
28 Brown, Nicole 9 Grace Davis/MMC/ 1:04.89 2
29 Garcia, Gabriela 11 Johansen/MMC/1 1:07.03 1
30 Richmond, Allyson 11 Napa/MEL/1 1:07.16 3
Event 8 Boys 400 Meter Dash
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SJ Section: ! 46.53 1997 Eddie Levine, Golden Valley
Division I: # 48.08 2008 Brandon Dawson, Fairfield
Name Year School Prelims H#
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1 Bridge, Romon 12 Edison/TCAL/1 49.53Q 1
2 Johnson, Delvonte 12 Mont Trail/DVC/1 49.56Q 2
3 Mason, Cory 11 St. Mary's/TCAL/ 49.60Q 3
4 Morgan, Andrew 12 Atwater/CCC/1 49.65Q 4
5 Roberds, Alex 10 Ponderosa/DRL/1 49.90q 2
6 Muhammad, Akim 12 Beyer/MMC/1 49.92q 3
7 Zavala, Alec 12 Davis/DVC/1 49.98q 4
8 Dobbins, Khari 11 Bear Creek/SJAA/ 50.07q 1
9 Means, Solomon 12 Lincoln (s) 51.03 4
10 Leverrier, Lee 10 Davis/DVC/1 51.27 1
11 Willis, Malcolm 12 Sheldon/DRL/1 51.45 4
12 Forte, Quincy 12 Vacaville/MEL/1 51.49 3
13 Bowen, Ryan 11 Franklin-S/SJAA/ 51.56 2
14 Adorno, Eric 11 Modesto/MMC/1 51.65 1
15 Bivens, Bobby 12 Lincoln (s) 51.70 1
16 Vega, Rejuon 10 Grace Davis/MMC/ 51.90 4
17 Wright, Deshon 11 Modesto/MMC/1 51.92 4
18 Herthel, Vinny 12 Davis/DVC/1 51.99 3
19 Adams, Jaymari 12 Fairfield/MEL/1 52.18 2
20 Sanders, Henry 12 Davis/DVC/1 52.66 2
21 Tatum, James 10 Merced/CCC/1 52.72 2
22 Gruwell, Denzel 11 Edison/TCAL/1 52.78 2
23 Orozco, Juan 12 Atwater/CCC/1 52.91 3
24 Palmer, Theron 10 Lincoln (s) 52.96 3
25 Crawford, Brandon 12 Merrill West/TCA 53.08 3
26 Mewborn, David 9 Vacaville/MEL/1 53.16 1
27 Wessels, Jacob 12 Pitman/CCC/1 53.67 4
28 Hodson, Ben 11 Folsom/DRL/1 53.94 3
29 Cunningham, Cj 12 Napa/MEL/1 54.51 1
30 Mewborn, Daniel 9 Vacaville/MEL/1 56.50 4
Event 9 Girls 100 Meter Dash
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SJ Section: ! 11.58 2004 Jennifer Nash, West
Division I: # 11.97 5/21/2010 Kashae Knox, Pleasant Gro
Name Year School Prelims Wind H#
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1 Nixon, Cekarri 12 St. Francis/DRL/ 12.35Q 2.2 1
2 Eastman, Tenisha 11 Buhach Colony/CC 12.43Q 1.8 4 12.421
3 Williams, Ciona 11 Stagg/TCAL/1 12.43Q 0.3 3 12.422
4 Hurte, Daijah 10 Enochs/MMC/1 12.53Q 1.9 5
5 Robinson, Ronieka 10 Edison/TCAL/1 12.60Q -0.1 2
6 Johnson, Tre'ana 12 Sheldon/DRL/1 12.44q 1.8 4
7 Higgwe, Esther 11 Mont Trail/DVC/1 12.45q 2.2 1
8 Davison, Jocelyn 11 Johansen/MMC/1 12.60q 1.9 5
9 Tucker, Kamaya 10 Laguna Creek/DVC 12.71 0.3 3
10 Davenport, Alexis 10 Oak Ridge/DRL/1 12.78 1.9 5
11 Goynes, Erica 11 Enochs/MMC/1 12.80 -0.1 2
12 Mullen, Breanna 9 Sheldon/DRL/1 12.81 1.9 5
13 Menton, Brittany 9 Lincoln (s) 12.82 -0.1 2
14 Roan, Dominique 11 Fairfield/MEL/1 12.86 2.2 1
15 Green, Alexandra 12 Beyer/MMC/1 12.88 0.3 3
16 Perry, Pattriana 9 Vacaville/MEL/1 12.90 1.8 4
17 Winters, Desiree 10 Franklin-EG/DVC/ 12.92 0.3 3
18 White, Cierra 11 Beyer/MMC/1 12.96 2.2 1
19 Figueroa, Laura 11 Buhach Colony/CC 12.97 0.3 3
20 Garner, Jacqueline 9 Chavez/SJAA/1 13.04 1.9 5
21 Manning, Trenese 11 Stagg/TCAL/1 13.07 -0.1 2
22 Gary, Bailey 10 Davis/DVC/1 13.09 2.2 1
23 Johnson, Rashai 11 Lincoln (s) 13.10 1.8 4
24 Bracey, Simone 11 Franklin-S/SJAA/ 13.11 1.8 4
25 Holguin, Mariela 11 Lincoln (s) 13.20 1.9 5
26 King, Loryn 12 Buhach Colony/CC 13.26 2.2 1
27 Duey, Andreya 11 Vacaville/MEL/1 13.34 1.9 5
28 Smith, Jordan 11 Johansen/MMC/1 13.35 -0.1 2
29 Gordon, Shelby 9 Napa/MEL/1 13.42 0.3 3
30 Beecham, Timani 10 Merced/CCC/1 13.46 2.2 1
31 Godbold, Sarah 9 Buhach Colony/CC 13.54 -0.1 2
32 George, Aliya 10 Wood/MEL/1 14.71 1.8 4
-- Grady, Megan 10 Merrill West/TCA FS 1.8 4
Event 10 Boys 100 Meter Dash
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SJ Section: ! 10.45 1996 Jim McGee, Sacramento
Division I: # 10.60 5/21/2010 R.J. Frasier, Jesuit
Name Year School Prelims Wind H#
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1 Mitsch, Austin 10 Jesuit/DRL/1 10.84Q 2.7 5
2 Scheinholz, Zack 11 Napa/MEL/1 11.03Q 2.4 2
3 Samples, James 10 Grant/DVC/1 11.10Q 1.6 3
4 Skidmore, Rondre 11 Tracy/SJAA/1 11.20Q 1.3 4
5 Knight, Kermit 11 Edison/TCAL/1 11.26Q 1.3 1
6 Moreno, Matt 10 Buhach Colony/CC 10.97q 2.7 5
7 Hunter, Nyheim 12 Atwater/CCC/1 11.13q 1.6 3
8 Williams, Courtney 12 Davis/DVC/1 11.16q 2.7 5
9 Woodson, Andre 12 Sheldon/DRL/1 11.18 1.6 3
10 Wallace, Julian 11 Jesuit/DRL/1 11.27 2.4 2
11 Paul, Jeff 12 Tokay/TCAL/1 11.28 2.7 5
12 Brice-Moore, Jelani 9 St. Mary's/TCAL/ 11.40 1.3 4
13 Dennis, Errol 10 Merced/CCC/1 11.42 1.3 1
14 Gant, Brandon 12 Vintage/MEL/1 11.48 1.6 3
15 Magana, Mario 12 Modesto/MMC/1 11.49 2.4 2
16 Mason, Melvin 11 Vacaville/MEL/1 11.51 1.3 1
17 Bloodworth, Brandon 10 Elk Grove/DVC/1 11.56 1.6 3 11.551
18 Long, Royce 12 Bear Creek/SJAA/ 11.56 2.4 2 11.552
19 Montanez, Johnny 10 Merced/CCC/1 11.56 1.3 4 10.555
20 Lewis, Travis 10 Wood/MEL/1 11.69 2.7 5
21 Tumbling, Amir 12 Atwater/CCC/1 11.70 1.3 4
22 Williams, Jordan 12 Tracy/SJAA/1 11.78 2.4 2
23 Okamoto, Kento 12 Davis/DVC/1 11.79 1.3 1
24 Sharp, Tim 10 Armijo/MEL/1 11.82 2.7 5
25 Taylor, Maurice 12 Lincoln (s) 11.84 1.3 1
26 Marshall, McKay 11 Beyer/MMC/1 11.93 1.3 1
27 Black, Richard 11 Chavez/SJAA/1 12.04 1.6 3
-- Buzick, Michael 11 Grace Davis/MMC/ FS 1.3 4
Event 11 Girls 800 Meter Run
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SJ Section: ! 2:06.09 2007 Dominique Jackson, Fairfield
Division I: # 2:12.54 2007 Dominique Jackson, Fairfield
Name Year School Prelims H#
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1 Ralstin, Samantha 12 Oak Ridge/DRL/1 2:17.54Q 1
2 Mallory, Teresa 12 Golden Valley/CC 2:18.04Q 3
3 Krovetz, Hannah 11 Davis/DVC/1 2:19.93Q 4
4 Vaden, Mikaela 12 St. Francis/DRL/ 2:21.47Q 2
5 Bokum, Elizabeth 11 Vacaville/MEL/1 2:19.40q 1
6 Makau, Faith 10 Enochs/MMC/1 2:19.57q 3
7 Garcia, Amanda 12 Atwater/CCC/1 2:19.78q 1
8 Teaford, Laney 10 Davis/DVC/1 2:20.34q 1
9 Anselmo, Brittany 9 Ponderosa/DRL/1 2:20.61 3
10 Westerterp, Katie 11 Lodi/SJAA/1 2:21.07 4
11 Heckman, Cassidy 11 Atwater/CCC/1 2:23.08 2
12 Banks, Mariyah 9 Golden Valley/CC 2:24.01 2
13 Klas, Allison 10 St. Francis/DRL/ 2:24.84 4
14 Olagaray, Sydney 11 Lodi/SJAA/1 2:25.28 3
15 Wilson, Cicelya 10 Edison/TCAL/1 2:25.93 3
16 Kash, Tricia 11 Vacaville/MEL/1 2:27.40 2
17 Hernandez, Natalia 12 Franklin-S/SJAA/ 2:27.85 4
18 Dooley, Kathy 12 Davis/DVC/1 2:29.09 3
19 Sewell, Breanna 9 Vacaville/MEL/1 2:30.14 3
20 Stanislaw, Lauren 9 Beyer/MMC/1 2:30.64 4
21 Gonzalez, Raquel 12 Grace Davis/MMC/ 2:30.90 2
22 Augustus, Ashley 10 Napa/MEL/1 2:31.04 1
23 Burrall, Julie 12 Elk Grove/DVC/1 2:31.15 4
24 Blank, Madelyn 10 Lodi/SJAA/1 2:32.03 2
25 Samabado, Samantha 11 St. Mary's/TCAL/ 2:34.54 1
26 Frank, Elisiah 9 Pitman/CCC/1 2:34.73 2
27 Salvitti, Toni 11 Fairfield/MEL/1 2:35.34 1
28 Coombs, Miranda 10 Gregori/MMC/1 2:35.60 4
29 Easter, D'Asia 9 St. Mary's/TCAL/ 2:38.54 3
Event 12 Boys 800 Meter Run
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SJ Section: ! 1:48.85 1997 James Levine, Golden Valley
Division I: # 1:54.62 5/18/2011 Sean Gomes, Beyer/MMC/1
Name Year School Prelims H#
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1 Gomes, Sean 12 Beyer/MMC/1 # 1:54.62Q 1
2 Jackson, Darrell 11 Fairfield/MEL/1 1:57.00Q 3
3 Misono, Colton 12 Jesuit/DRL/1 1:59.56Q 2
4 Hawkins, Mitchell 12 Ponderosa/DRL/1 1:59.68Q 4
5 Sewell, Tyler 12 Vacaville/MEL/1 1:59.51q 3
6 Mohr, Paul 10 Davis/DVC/1 2:00.06q 2
7 Duaime, Devin 12 Lincoln (s) 2:00.11q 4
8 Garcia, Ben 9 Pleasant Grove/D 2:00.67q 4
9 Bertsch, Garrett 11 Lodi/SJAA/1 2:00.89 1
10 Valtierra, Ramiro 11 Grace Davis/MMC/ 2:01.47 4
11 Espinosa, Giovanni 12 Atwater/CCC/1 2:01.66 2
12 Croft, Andrew 11 Davis/DVC/1 2:01.97 3
13 Mahoney, Joe 12 Jesuit/DRL/1 2:02.36 1
14 Oliver, Matt 12 Lincoln (s) 2:02.78 3
15 Garrett, Tanner 12 Vacaville/MEL/1 2:02.93 2
16 Reddis, James 11 Lodi/SJAA/1 2:03.35 3
17 Velez, Dominik 12 Grace Davis/MMC/ 2:03.90 2
18 Garcia, Jacob 10 Fairfield/MEL/1 2:03.97 1
19 Glaeser, Alex 11 Franklin-EG/DVC/ 2:04.18 3
20 Flores, Mitch 12 St. Mary's/TCAL/ 2:04.49 3
21 Zavala, Alec 12 Davis/DVC/1 2:04.68 4
22 Hurst, Chris 12 St. Mary's/TCAL/ 2:05.09 4
23 Dart, Travis 9 Tokay/TCAL/1 2:06.21 2
24 Ingram, Steven 12 Napa/MEL/1 2:07.18 2
25 Gomez, Rigo 12 Tokay/TCAL/1 2:07.69 1
26 Saldale, Omar 12 Grace Davis/MMC/ 2:08.31 3
27 Medina, Jorge 11 Atwater/CCC/1 2:08.64 1
28 Gutierrez, Axel 11 Buhach Colony/CC 2:08.75 4
29 Villa-B, Alberto 12 Mont Trail/DVC/1 2:09.20 1
30 Connelly, James 11 Lincoln (s) 2:09.27 2
31 Hernandez, Adrian 10 Atwater/CCC/1 2:10.58 4
32 Sandoval, Andres 12 Atwater/CCC/1 2:13.78 1
Event 13 Girls 300 Meter Hurdles
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SJ Section: ! 41.94 1987 Laurie Smith, Valley
Division I: # 43.36 2005 Shevell Quinley, West
Name Year School Prelims H#
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1 Jordan, Cierra 12 Edison/TCAL/1 44.34Q 1
2 Cook, Daria 9 Vacaville/MEL/1 45.56Q 2
3 Whitmore, Alexandria 12 Fairfield/MEL/1 46.03Q 4
4 Trumbull, Shannon 11 Oak Ridge/DRL/1 46.53Q 3
5 Pugh, Daje 11 Fairfield/MEL/1 44.37q 1
6 Bernatz, Courtney 10 Atwater/CCC/1 46.75q 2
7 Lawson, Mariah 12 Mont Trail/DVC/1 46.96q 4
8 Patino, Mallory 10 Turlock/CCC/1 47.29q 2
9 Perry, Pattriana 9 Vacaville/MEL/1 47.64 1
10 Levy, Ciara 9 Mont Trail/DVC/1 47.84 3
11 Clarin, Kayla 12 Bear Creek/SJAA/ 49.34 3
12 Cooper, Ariana 9 Enochs/MMC/1 49.79 2
13 Ward, Crystal 10 Franklin-S/SJAA/ 50.50 3 50.493
14 Chatman, Brittney 10 Lincoln (s) 50.50 1 50.497
15 Harper, Diamonte 12 Mont Trail/DVC/1 50.59 2
16 Denton, Emily 12 Vacaville/MEL/1 50.73 3
17 Watson, Joy 10 St. Mary's/TCAL/ 50.80 2
18 Ebersole, Stephanie 12 Grace Davis/MMC/ 51.43 4
19 Alexander, Misty 9 Turlock/CCC/1 52.30 3
20 Stanke, Megan 10 Merced/CCC/1 52.45 1
21 Lee, Lindsay 11 Oak Ridge/DRL/1 52.78 4
22 Gonzalez, Danielle 11 Franklin-S/SJAA/ 53.51 4
23 Getty, Taylor 10 Lincoln (s) 53.55 3
24 Stephens, Rose 10 Davis/DVC/1 53.63 4
25 Kang, Cassie 12 Davis/DVC/1 53.84 1
26 Nuestro, Danica 11 Modesto/MMC/1 53.92 3
27 Gimeno-Brown, Alexis 12 Pitman/CCC/1 54.18 2
28 Frazier, Susan 11 St. Francis/DRL/ 54.29 4
29 Son, Angelica 12 Merrill West/TCA 54.32 4
30 Redding, Karina 10 Downey/MMC/1 55.46 2
Event 14 Boys 300 Meter Hurdles
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SJ Section: ! 36.53 1999 Rico Hatter, Vallejo
Division I: # 37.21 5/21/2010 R.J. Frasier, Jesuit
Name Year School Prelims H#
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1 Martinez, Nick 11 Elk Grove/DVC/1 38.24Q 1
2 Barkley, Devan 11 Lincoln (s) 39.94Q 3
3 Bowen, Ryan 11 Franklin-S/SJAA/ 40.54Q 2
4 Youngberg, Zach 10 Oak Ridge/DRL/1 41.36Q 4
5 Manning, Treyvon 11 Stagg/TCAL/1 40.67q 1
6 Ayala, Ricardo 11 Elk Grove/DVC/1 40.81q 2
7 Stavrioundakis, Strat 11 Modesto/MMC/1 40.86q 1
8 Hoofard, Dallas 10 Atwater/CCC/1 41.06q 3
9 Edokpayi, Ime 11 Vacaville/MEL/1 41.34 2
10 Orofino, Spencer 11 Ponderosa/DRL/1 42.11 3
11 Legge, Jacob 10 Ponderosa/DRL/1 42.15 2
12 Coleman, Trevor 10 Atwater/CCC/1 42.20 4 42.192
13 Lindsey, Andre 10 Stagg/TCAL/1 42.20 4 42.197
14 Butler, Brandon 11 Enochs/MMC/1 42.41 3
15 Turner, Travis 11 Bear Creek/SJAA/ 42.43 4
16 Garcia, Andrew 12 Pitman/CCC/1 42.56 2
17 Vallejo, Ruben 12 Lodi/SJAA/1 42.61 3
18 Royal, Brian 12 Atwater/CCC/1 42.72 2
19 Arce, Brandon 12 Armijo/MEL/1 42.80 1
20 Broadway, Nicholas 11 Franklin-S/SJAA/ 42.90 1
21 DuPratt, William 11 Davis/DVC/1 43.07 3
22 Olide, Everardo 12 Turlock/CCC/1 43.09 4
23 Freeman, Cory 12 Ponderosa/DRL/1 43.81 1
24 Salinas, Daniel 12 Napa/MEL/1 43.86 4
25 Rodriguez, Junior 12 Tokay/TCAL/1 43.94 3
26 Quevedo, Josh 10 Enochs/MMC/1 44.16 1
27 Griffin, Jonta 12 Stagg/TCAL/1 44.18 3
28 Threets, Carl 11 Fairfield/MEL/1 44.19 2
29 Bloise, Ian 11 Davis/DVC/1 45.17 2
30 Bilodeau, Paul 12 Downey/MMC/1 46.30 4
Event 15 Girls 200 Meter Dash
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SJ Section: ! 23.73 2004 Jennifer Nash, West
Division I: # 24.45 2009 Kashae Knox, Pleasant Gro
Name Year School Prelims Wind H#
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1 Nixon, Cekarri 12 St. Francis/DRL/ 25.30Q 0.7 2
2 Jordan, Cierra 12 Edison/TCAL/1 25.45Q 0.3 1
3 Williams, Ciona 11 Stagg/TCAL/1 25.75Q 3.0 4
4 Strong, Misha 12 Merced/CCC/1 25.83Q 1.5 3
5 Higgwe, Esther 11 Mont Trail/DVC/1 25.60q 0.3 1
6 Goynes, Erica 11 Enochs/MMC/1 25.85q 0.7 2
7 Johnson, Tre'ana 12 Sheldon/DRL/1 26.03q 3.0 4
8 Eastman, Tenisha 11 Buhach Colony/CC 26.18q 1.5 3
9 Anderson, A'Jah 11 Mont Trail/DVC/1 26.20 3.0 4
10 Grady, Megan 10 Merrill West/TCA 26.22 1.5 3
11 Davenport, Alexis 10 Oak Ridge/DRL/1 26.32 0.3 1
12 Robinson, Ronieka 10 Edison/TCAL/1 26.34 0.7 2
13 Tucker, Kamaya 10 Laguna Creek/DVC 26.35 0.7 2
14 Menton, Brittany 9 Lincoln (s) 26.48 3.0 4
15 Davison, Jocelyn 11 Johansen/MMC/1 26.56 1.5 3
16 Gary, Bailey 10 Davis/DVC/1 26.90 0.7 2
17 Roan, Dominique 11 Fairfield/MEL/1 27.05 0.3 1
18 Harsch, Makenzie 11 Folsom/DRL/1 27.08 1.5 3
19 Jordan, Michelina 11 Wood/MEL/1 27.25 3.0 4
20 Roberson, Jasmine 11 Pitman/CCC/1 27.27 0.7 2
21 Bracey, Simone 11 Franklin-S/SJAA/ 27.49 0.7 2
22 Duey, Andreya 11 Vacaville/MEL/1 27.51 3.0 4
23 Gordon, Shelby 9 Napa/MEL/1 27.59 3.0 4
24 Thompson, Elizabeth 9 Franklin-S/SJAA/ 27.68 1.5 3
25 Rodgers, Chelsea 12 Franklin-EG/DVC/ 27.81 0.3 1
26 Johnson, Rashai 11 Lincoln (s) 27.85 0.3 1
27 Parker, Ashley 12 Grace Davis/MMC/ 28.38 1.5 3
28 Godbold, Sarah 9 Buhach Colony/CC 28.60 0.3 1
Event 16 Boys 200 Meter Dash
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SJ Section: ! 20.81 1981 Kevin Wilhite, Cordova
Division I: # 21.47 2006 Devin Mays, Lincoln-S
Name Year School Prelims Wind H#
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1 Moreno, Matt 10 Buhach Colony/CC 22.10Q -0.9 1
2 Mitsch, Austin 10 Jesuit/DRL/1 22.13Q -0.3 3
3 Hunter, Nyheim 12 Atwater/CCC/1 22.43Q 0.2 4
4 Bridge, Romon 12 Edison/TCAL/1 22.56Q 0.4 2
5 Thompson, Shaq 11 Grant/DVC/1 22.32q -0.9 1
6 Osaretin, Ogbeide 11 Grace Davis/MMC/ 22.54q -0.3 3
7 Forte, Quincy 12 Vacaville/MEL/1 22.68q -0.3 3
8 Scheinholz, Zack 11 Napa/MEL/1 22.75q 0.2 4
9 Paul, Jeff 12 Tokay/TCAL/1 22.80 0.4 2
10 Williams, Courtney 12 Davis/DVC/1 22.92 -0.3 3
11 Johnson, Delvonte 12 Mont Trail/DVC/1 23.05 0.4 2
12 Bivens, Bobby 12 Lincoln (s) 23.07 0.4 2
13 Dobbins, Khari 11 Bear Creek/SJAA/ 23.21 0.2 4
14 Anderson, Cedric 12 Edison/TCAL/1 23.35 -0.3 3
15 Gorman, Shane 12 Downey/MMC/1 23.40 -0.9 1
16 Montanez, Johnny 10 Merced/CCC/1 23.45 0.2 4
17 Gant, Brandon 12 Vintage/MEL/1 23.46 -0.3 3
18 Barnett, Nick 12 Oak Ridge/DRL/1 23.54 0.2 4
19 Mason, Melvin 11 Vacaville/MEL/1 23.57 -0.9 1
20 Nicolai, Alec 11 Turlock/CCC/1 23.71 -0.3 3
21 Brice-Moore, Jelani 9 St. Mary's/TCAL/ 23.77 0.2 4
22 Mewborn, David 9 Vacaville/MEL/1 23.91 0.2 4
23 Long, Royce 12 Bear Creek/SJAA/ 24.03 0.4 2
24 Williams, Jordan 12 Tracy/SJAA/1 24.25 0.4 2
25 Gann, Marvin 11 Atwater/CCC/1 25.12 -0.9 1
Event 19 Girls 4x400 Meter Relay
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SJ Section: ! 3:41.59 2006 Fairfield, Fairfield
Division I: # 3:52.03 2007 Bear Creek, Bear Creek
School Prelims H#
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1 Monterey Trail/DVC/1/SJ 'A' 4:02.01Q 3
1) Levy, Ciara 9 2) Anderson, A'Jah 11
3) Turner, Desiree 11 4) Higgwe, Esther 11
2 Edison/TCAL/1/SJ 'A' 4:03.47Q 1
1) Heard, Deaujone 12 2) Jordan, Cierra 12
3) Robinson, Ronieka 10 4) Wilson, Cicelya 10
3 St. Francis/DRL/1/SJ 'A' 4:03.77Q 2
1) Nixon, Cekarri 12 2) Vaden, Mikaela 12
3) Sperbeck, Ally 9 4) Klas, Allison 10
4 Fairfield/MEL/1/SJ 'A' 4:03.95q 3
1) Pugh, Daje 11 2) Wicks, Jasmin 11
3) Stanford, Ashley 11 4) Whitmore, Alexandria 12
5 Sheldon/DRL/1/SJ 'A' 4:05.59q 2
1) Corrigan, Kacy 11 2) Williamson, Sabrina 11
3) Burgess, Marissa 10 4) Johnson, Tre'ana 12
6 Vacaville/MEL/1/SJ 'A' 4:06.65q 3
1) Bokum, Elizabeth 11 2) Kennedy, Sierra 11
3) Gomez, Katie 10 4) Perry, Pattriana 9
7 Atwater/CCC/1/SJ 'A' 4:06.79q 1
1) Bernatz, Courtney 10 2) Bautista, Alexis 9
3) Heckman, Cassidy 11 4) Garcia, Amanda 12
8 Oak Ridge/DRL/1/SJ 'A' 4:09.64q 2
1) Adams, Brittany 9 2) Davenport, Alexis 10
3) Crawford, Cami 12 4) Ralstin, Samantha 12
9 Davis/DVC/1/SJ 'A' 4:11.05 2
1) Holtz, Lauren 12 2) Owens, Sarah 12
3) Mockler, Brenna 11 4) Krovetz, Hannah 11
10 Lodi/SJAA/1/SJ 'A' 4:12.37 3
1) Addington, Haley 12 2) Jardine, Ashley 12
3) Magana, Alyssa 11 4) Addington, Heather 12
11 Tokay/TCAL/1/SJ 'A' 4:13.09 1
1) Calderon, Catalina 12 2) Kautz, Carson 11
3) Stevenson, Tatiana 12 4) Kroll, Haley 11
12 St. Mary's/TCAL/1/SJ 'A' 4:14.12 1
1) Cox, Talia 9 2) Gibson, Ali 12
3) Taylor, Haliegh 12 4) Umpierre, Jada 10
13 Lincoln (s) 'A' 4:15.19 1
1) Jacobs, Alexus 12 2) Menton, Brittany 9
3) Holguin, Mariela 11 4) Johnson, Rashai 11
14 Enochs/MMC/1/SJ 'A' 4:15.89 2
1) Augustine, Azure 9 2) Makau, Faith 10
3) Joven, Tici 11 4) Cooper, Ariana 9
15 Franklin-S/SJAA/1/SJ 'A' 4:17.08 3
1) Bracey, Simone 11 2) Reyes, Elizabeth 11
3) Thompson, Elizabeth 9 4) Gonzalez, Jazmin 12
16 Grace Davis/MMC/1/SJ 'A' 4:24.14 1
1) Brown, Natalie 9 2) Brown, Nicole 9
3) Parker, Ashley 12 4) Ebersole, Stephanie 12
17 Napa/MEL/1/SJ 'A' 4:27.29 2
1) Augustus, Ashley 10 2) Richmond, Allyson 11
3) Miller, Claire 10 4) Zavala, Marcelina 10
18 Pitman/CCC/1/SJ 'A' 4:28.31 3
1) Gallon, Terri 9 2) Frank, Elisiah 9
3) Flores, Salina 11 4) Flores, Gaby 11
19 Tracy/SJAA/1/SJ 'A' 4:28.35 1
1) Brown, Lauren 12 2) Torreto, Kira 10
3) McPhillips, Kyleigh 10 4) Strope, Alyssa 12
20 Golden Valley/CCC/1/SJ 'A' 4:31.96 3
1) Parker, Rochelle 10 2) Hernandez, Edith 11
3) Rosas, Susana 10 4) Banks, Mariyah 9
21 Armijo/MEL/1/SJ 'A' 4:51.89 1
1) Scott, Nashawna 12 2) Brandt, Caryssa 10
3) Holt, Tyra 9 4) Brown, Annisah 9
Event 20 Boys 4x400 Meter Relay
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SJ Section: ! 3:13.82 1999 Vallejo, Vallejo
Division I: # 3:19.19 2008 Fairfield, Fairfield
School Prelims H#
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1 Davis/DVC/1/SJ 'A' 3:23.80Q 2
1) Rock, Ian 12 2) Zavala, Alec 12
3) Leverrier, Lee 10 4) Herthel, Vinny 12
2 Beyer/MMC/1/SJ 'A' 3:24.19Q 1
1) Gomes, Sean 12 2) Labanon, Alex 9
3) Durham, Markus 12 4) Muhammad, Akim 12
3 Fairfield/MEL/1/SJ 'A' 3:25.73Q 4
1) Adams, Jaymari 12 2) Brown, Isaiah 11
3) Threets, Carl 11 4) Jackson, Darrell 11
4 Edison/TCAL/1/SJ 'A' 3:26.05Q 3
1) Anderson, Cedric 12 2) Bridge, Romon 12
3) Gruwell, Denzel 11 4) Knight, Kermit 11
5 Lincoln (s) 'A' 3:24.21q 2
1) Bivens, Bobby 12 2) Duaime, Devin 12
3) Palmer, Theron 10 4) Taylor, Maurice 12
6 Atwater/CCC/1/SJ 'A' 3:26.56q 4
1) Gann, Marvin 11 2) Hunter, Nyheim 12
3) Orozco, Juan 12 4) Morgan, Andrew 12
7 Grace Davis/MMC/1/SJ 'A' 3:27.80q 1
1) Buzick, Michael 11 2) Craig, DeShawn 11
3) Vega, Rejuon 10 4) Osaretin, Ogbeide 11
8 Sheldon/DRL/1/SJ 'A' 3:28.19q 3
1) Turner II, Jerry 12 2) Terrell, Devonni 12
3) Woodson, Andre 12 4) Willis, Malcolm 12
9 Stagg/TCAL/1/SJ 'A' 3:28.30 4
1) Ellis, Lonnie 12 2) Manning, Treyvon 11
3) Wright, Jonathon 11 4) Wood, Ryan 11
10 Monterey Trail/DVC/1/SJ 'A' 3:28.82 4
1) Huynh, Taylor 11 2) Villa-B, Alberto 12
3) Worthen, Michael 12 4) Johnson, Delvonte 12
11 Ponderosa/DRL/1/SJ 'A' 3:29.00 1
1) Freeman, Cory 12 2) Hawkins, Mitchell 12
3) Orofino, Spencer 11 4) Roberds, Alex 10
12 Jesuit/DRL/1/SJ 'A' 3:30.07 1
1) Pilorin, Loren 11 2) Misono, Colton 12
3) Westmoreland, Zane 11 4) Hartman, Robby 12
13 Modesto/MMC/1/SJ 'A' 3:30.66 2
1) Adorno, Eric 11 2) Pyeatt, Merritt 11
3) Batt, Zeke 12 4) Stavrioundakis, Strat 11
14 Franklin-S/SJAA/1/SJ 'A' 3:30.79 1
1) Nava, Alejandro 11 2) Arzate, Julian 11
3) Bowen, Ryan 11 4) Flores, Jorge 11
15 Vacaville/MEL/1/SJ 'A' 3:30.83 3
1) Edokpayi, Ime 11 2) Forte, Quincy 12
3) Mewborn, David 9 4) Mewborn, Daniel 9
16 Merrill West/TCAL/1/SJ 'A' 3:31.92 2
1) Crawford, Brandon 12 2) Fitzpatrick, Ronan 12
3) Mitchell, Elisha 11 4) Kaye, Eddie 10
17 Merced/CCC/1/SJ 'A' 3:33.10 2
1) Montanez, Johnny 10 2) Tatum, James 10
3) Sanchez, Javier 9 4) Yaley, Brendan 10
18 Elk Grove/DVC/1/SJ 'A' 3:33.22 4
1) Bohamera, Nick 10 2) Martinez, Nick 11
3) Ayala, Ricardo 11 4) Jue, Jordan 12
19 Vintage/MEL/1/SJ 'A' 3:33.50 4
1) Wilson, Victor 11 2)
20 Oak Ridge/DRL/1/SJ 'A' 3:34.84 2
1) Jetter, Josh 11 2) Mueller, Shay 11
3) FaGalde, Alex 11 4) Tostenson, Will 12
21 Lodi/SJAA/1/SJ 'A' 3:35.99 4
1) Faith, Kameron 12 2) Miller, Anthony 10
3) Peckham, Robby 11 4) Olagaray, Dillon 11
22 Armijo/MEL/1/SJ 'A' 3:37.58 3
1) Maher, Jacob 9 2) Greives, Tyler 10
3) Young, Dean Orland 10 4) Rapolla, Nathan 12
23 Bear Creek/SJAA/1/SJ 'A' 3:38.15 1
1) Long, Royce 12 2) Dobbins, Khari 11
3) Frazier, Amari 12 4) Good, Steven 12
24 Franklin-EG/DVC/1/SJ 'A' 3:38.34 1
1) Stuart, Jawaun 12 2) Watson, Kelvin 11
3) Barnes, Nathan 10 4) Green, Marcus 10
25 Turlock/CCC/1/SJ 'A' 3:38.58 3
1) Nicolai, Alec 11 2) Olide, Everardo 12
3) Connor, Logan 4) Swanson, Jason 11
26 Tracy/SJAA/1/SJ 'A' 3:39.52 2
1) Little, Ryan 12 2) Petrucelli, Kyle 12
3) Tobeck, Max 12 4) Noack, Bowen 11
27 Napa/MEL/1/SJ 'A' 3:40.25 4
1) Gulbransen, Kevin 12 2) Diaz, Victor 12
3) Aguirre, Diego 10 4) Cunningham, Cj 12
28 St. Mary's/TCAL/1/SJ 'A' 3:41.50 3
1) Flores, Mitch 12 2) Mason, Cory 11
3) Juarez, David 10 4) Brice-Moore, Jelani 9
-- Pitman/CCC/1/SJ 'A' FS 3
1) Wessels, Jacob 12 2) Garcia, Mario 11
3) Garcia, Andrew 12 4) Porter, -
Event 23 Girls Pole Vault
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SJ Section: ! 13-06 2005 Brysun Stately, Cordova
Division I: # 12-03 2005 Stephanie Bagen, Granite Bay
Division I: # 12-03 2005 Samantha Weaver, Lodi
Name Year School Finals Points
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Finals
1 Blakeley, Sydney 11 Ponderosa/DRL/1 12-00.00 10
2 Carbullido, Haley 10 St. Francis/DRL/ 10-11.00 8
3 Pettis, Lexi 11 Bear Creek/SJAA/ 10-05.00 6
4 Trageser, Kylee 10 Ponderosa/DRL/1 9-11.00 4
5 Cipponeri, Nicole 11 Turlock/CCC/1 J9-11.00 2
6 Fletcher, Kyndel 12 Pitman/CCC/1 9-05.00 0.50
6 Harris, Amanda 11 Golden Valley/CC 9-05.00 0.50
8 VanDiemen, Brianna 11 Lodi/SJAA/1 J9-05.00
9 Brooks, Rachel 12 Davis/DVC/1 8-11.00
10 Butcher, Brooke 12 Tracy/SJAA/1 J8-11.00
11 Cook, Ariane 12 Tracy/SJAA/1 J8-11.00
12 Gantar, Danielle 9 Davis/DVC/1 8-05.00
12 Guerrero, Jordan 10 Vacaville/MEL/1 8-05.00
14 Pinkerton, Carly 12 Lincoln (s) J8-05.00
15 Severson, Claire 11 Turlock/CCC/1 J8-05.00
16 Grochau, Faith 12 Grace Davis/MMC/ 7-11.00
17 Merritt, Jamie 11 Oak Ridge/DRL/1 7-05.00
17 Zavala, Taylor 11 Pitman/CCC/1 7-05.00
17 Feaster, Katherine 10 Vacaville/MEL/1 7-05.00
17 Tran, Linda 12 Mont Trail/DVC/1 7-05.00
21 Mellon, Chris 12 Davis/DVC/1 J7-05.00
21 Ali, Amber 12 Tokay/TCAL/1 J7-05.00
-- Bua, Michelle 12 Tokay/TCAL/1 NH
-- McCoy, Olivia 10 Napa/MEL/1 NH
-- Whitt, Maggie 9 Napa/MEL/1 NH
-- Denton, Rachel 9 Vacaville/MEL/1 NH
Event 25 Girls Long Jump
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SJ Section: ! 20-05.50 2005 Brittany Daniels, West
Division I: # 20-05.50 2005 Brittany Daniels, West
Name Year School Finals Wind Points
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1 Taylor, Shea 11 Grace Davis/MMC/ 19-00.00 NWI 10
2 Hadnot, Jannell 10 Tokay/TCAL/1 17-11.00 NWI 8
3 O'Connell, Caitlin 12 Pitman/CCC/1 17-05.75 NWI 6
4 Lam, Jaclyn 12 Lincoln (s) 17-04.00 NWI 4
5 Thompson, Brionna 11 Franklin-EG/DVC/ 17-01.75 NWI 2
6 Schuhmeier, Phoenisha 11 Mont Trail/DVC/1 17-01.50 NWI 1
7 Booz, Cierra 9 Turlock/CCC/1 16-09.50 NWI
8 Osumah, Mary 12 Mont Trail/DVC/1 16-06.00 NWI
9 Caras, Maryanne 11 St. Mary's/TCAL/ 16-05.75 NWI
10 Furtado, Andrea 11 St. Francis/DRL/ 16-05.50 NWI
11 Wilburn, Ta'lor 12 Merrill West/TCA 16-05.00 NWI
12 Stanford, Ashley 11 Fairfield/MEL/1 16-03.00 NWI
13 Martinez, Grethel 12 Bear Creek/SJAA/ 16-01.25 NWI
14 Westerterp, Katie 11 Lodi/SJAA/1 16-00.00 NWI
15 Gardner, Rachel 11 Mont Trail/DVC/1 15-11.50 NWI
16 Wend, Simone 12 Downey/MMC/1 15-10.25 NWI
17 Brown, Dallas 12 Vacaville/MEL/1 15-08.50 NWI
18 LaBelle, Jocelyn 12 Davis/DVC/1 15-04.00 NWI
19 Dumlao, Marissa 11 St. Francis/DRL/ 15-01.25 NWI
19 Poppoff, Alexis 12 Tracy/SJAA/1 15-01.25 NWI
21 VanNieuwburg, Katelyn 10 Vacaville/MEL/1 14-11.00 NWI
22 Santos, Alyssa 11 Bear Creek/SJAA/ 14-06.00 NWI
23 Reed, Samara 11 Merced/CCC/1 14-03.00 NWI
24 Lilly, Lauren 12 Merced/CCC/1 13-08.00 NWI
25 Zavala, Marcelina 10 Napa/MEL/1 13-07.75 NWI
-- Taylor, Haliegh 12 Merrill West/TCA FOUL
Event 26 Boys Long Jump
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SJ Section: ! 25-10.75 1968 Heulon Hewitt, Merced
Division I: # 23-04 2007 Roman Gray, Laguna Creek
Name Year School Finals Wind Points
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1 Rock, Ian 12 Davis/DVC/1 22-04.00 NWI 10
2 Jensen, Cody 12 Napa/MEL/1 21-09.75 NWI 8
3 Sloan, Eric 11 Bear Creek/SJAA/ 21-09.25 NWI 6
4 Cummings, Darian 11 Chavez/SJAA/1 21-07.50 NWI 4
5 Phouminavong, Jack 12 Bear Creek/SJAA/ 21-05.50 NWI 2 21-04.25
6 Cargill, Josh 12 Fairfield/MEL/1 J21-05.50 NWI 1 21-0.75
7 Okamoto, Kento 12 Davis/DVC/1 21-04.00 NWI
8 Finister, Ben 12 Atwater/CCC/1 21-03.00 NWI
8 Sperbeck, Thomas 10 Jesuit/DRL/1 21-03.00 NWI
10 Stenson, Nathan 11 Davis/DVC/1 21-01.50 NWI
11 Geiger, Romin 10 Mont Trail/DVC/1 21-00.00 NWI
12 Cummins, Ty 11 Downey/MMC/1 20-09.00 NWI
13 McClindon, Brandon 12 Merced/CCC/1 20-06.50 NWI
14 Ellis, Nate 12 Lodi/SJAA/1 20-05.50 NWI
15 Osaretin, Ogbeide 11 Grace Davis/MMC/ 20-05.00 NWI
16 Heath, Steve 10 Jesuit/DRL/1 20-04.00 NWI
17 Wood, Ryan 11 Stagg/TCAL/1 20-01.75 NWI
18 Pinder, Deon 11 Merrill West/TCA 20-01.50 NWI
19 Barkley, Devan 11 Lincoln (s) 19-11.25 NWI
20 Buzick, Michael 11 Grace Davis/MMC/ 19-11.00 NWI
21 Chong, Alex 11 Davis/DVC/1 19-08.00 NWI
21 Serpa, Denny 11 Turlock/CCC/1 19-08.00 NWI
21 Gaines, Devaughn 12 Armijo/MEL/1 19-08.00 NWI
24 Yaley, Brendan 10 Merced/CCC/1 19-07.50 NWI
25 Llubit, Vincent 10 Wood/MEL/1 19-07.00 NWI
26 Thompson, Wesley 9 St. Mary's/TCAL/ 19-03.75 NWI
27 Mueller, Shay 11 Oak Ridge/DRL/1 19-02.75 NWI
28 Satchell, Isiah 12 Grace Davis/MMC/ 18-11.00 NWI
29 Shellworth, Danny 10 Vacaville/MEL/1 18-10.00 NWI
30 Barker, Jesse 10 Gregori/MMC/1 18-08.00 NWI
30 Royal, Brian 12 Atwater/CCC/1 18-08.00 NWI
Event 28 Boys Discus Throw
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SJ Section: ! 206-06 1978 Dave Porath, Atwater
Division I: # 178-09 5/21/2010 Josh Hines, Jesuit
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Boals, Stephen 12 Jesuit/DRL/1 176-04 10
2 Bleasdale, Curtis 11 Vacaville/MEL/1 168-00 8
3 Monteiro, Marcus 12 Lodi/SJAA/1 164-01 6
4 Gochenhour, Cody 12 Napa/MEL/1 149-00 4
5 Donnelly, Sean 11 Pitman/CCC/1 148-11 2
6 Hayashida, Bryan 12 Elk Grove/DVC/1 141-09 1
7 Siscel, Garrett 12 Vacaville/MEL/1 139-09
8 Lundeen, Clark 12 Vintage/MEL/1 138-10
9 Letuligasenoa, Josh 11 Elk Grove/DVC/1 136-06
10 Strohmaier, Garrett 10 Jesuit/DRL/1 136-04
11 Morgan, Andrew 12 Atwater/CCC/1 135-10
12 Castro, Sean 12 St. Mary's/TCAL/ 134-03
13 Sitaietasi, Isaiah 11 Vacaville/MEL/1 133-03
14 Wood, Leonard 11 Mont Trail/DVC/1 132-02
15 Howard, Charles 11 Lincoln (s) 131-02
16 Denton, Nick 10 Davis/DVC/1 130-00
17 Jucutan, Matt 12 St. Mary's/TCAL/ 126-07
18 Vargas, Tre 12 Pitman/CCC/1 125-10
19 Collazo, Andres 12 Lodi/SJAA/1 125-05
20 Ramos, Eric 12 Buhach Colony/CC 124-03
21 Augustus, Julius 12 Tracy/SJAA/1 123-11
22 Gilbert, Justin 10 Enochs/MMC/1 123-10
23 Nomellini, Joe 12 St. Mary's/TCAL/ 123-02
24 Bolf, Dylan 12 Merrill West/TCA 122-00
25 Silva, Kyle 11 Buhach Colony/CC 121-07
26 Van Sant, David 11 Beyer/MMC/1 119-01
27 Jones, Trevor 12 Folsom/DRL/1 118-02
28 Yanaz, Miguel 12 Modesto/MMC/1 114-11
29 Trivette, Steven 11 Ponderosa/DRL/1 108-06
30 Duden, Bryce 11 Johansen/MMC/1 107-04
-- Hernandez, Miguel 12 Lincoln (s) FOUL
Event 29 Girls Shot Put
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SJ Section: ! 50-11.50 2003 Jessica Pressley, Laguna Creek
Division I: # 46-04.50 2009 Jackie Alhoo, St. Mary's
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Hammar, Rebecca 12 Buhach Colony/CC 44-06.50 10
2 French, Brianna 12 Vacaville/MEL/1 43-09.25 8
3 Sickert, Erica 11 Pitman/CCC/1 36-01.75 6
4 Pritchet, Nina 11 Merrill West/TCA 35-10.00 4
5 Holland, Jackie 12 Lincoln (s) 35-04.00 2
6 Coleman, Mandy 9 McNair/TCAL/1 34-10.50 1
7 Jackson, DJ 12 Bear Creek/SJAA/ 34-06.00
8 Hussey, Sarah 12 Elk Grove/DVC/1 34-04.25
9 Thompson, Shunteal 11 Bear Creek/SJAA/ 33-06.75
10 Muskat, Kai 12 Vacaville/MEL/1 33-00.00
11 Guzman, Cynthia 11 Buhach Colony/CC 32-07.50
12 Dickerson, Victoria 11 Vacaville/MEL/1 32-02.25
13 Henderson, Olivia 10 Napa/MEL/1 32-01.50
14 Lilly, Lauren 12 Merced/CCC/1 31-09.50
15 O'Brine, Kayla 9 St. Francis/DRL/ 31-08.50
16 Soy, Annica 10 Lincoln (s) 31-03.50
17 Green, Anna 12 Merrill West/TCA 31-01.25
18 McCray, Imani 10 St. Francis/DRL/ 31-00.00
19 Mapu, Luamalae 12 Elk Grove/DVC/1 30-11.00
20 Bryant, Jamie 12 Merced/CCC/1 30-10.25
21 Dunn, Brittany 12 Pleasant Grove/D 30-07.00
22 Doroen, Anjelica 11 Mont Trail/DVC/1 30-02.50
23 Bryant, Special 10 Franklin-S/SJAA/ 29-07.50
24 Boals, Caroline 9 St. Francis/DRL/ 29-04.00
25 Beard, Daria 11 Mont Trail/DVC/1 29-01.00
26 Schweizer, Macie 12 Napa/MEL/1 29-00.00
27 Harrison, Jewelisa 10 Grace Davis/MMC/ 28-09.50
28 Salemme, Natalie 11 Enochs/MMC/1 28-07.25
29 Hamilton, Emilia 10 Davis/DVC/1 28-06.50
30 Scott, Asiana 11 McNair/TCAL/1 25-02.00
Women - Team Rankings - 3 Events Scored
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1) Ponderosa/DRL/1/SJ 14 2) Pitman/CCC/1/SJ 12.50
3) Buhach Colony/CCC/1/SJ 10 3) Grace Davis/MMC/1/SJ 10
5) Tokay/TCAL/1/SJ 8 5) St. Francis/DRL/1/SJ 8
5) Vacaville/MEL/1/SJ 8 8) Lincoln (s) 6
8) Bear Creek/SJAA/1/SJ 6 10) Merrill West/TCAL/1/SJ 4
11) Franklin-EG/DVC/1/SJ 2 11) Turlock/CCC/1/SJ 2
13) McNair/TCAL/1/SJ 1 13) Monterey Trail/DVC/1/SJ 1
15) Golden Valley/CCC/1/SJ 0.50
Men - Team Rankings - 2 Events Scored
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1) Napa/MEL/1/SJ 12 2) Davis/DVC/1/SJ 10
2) Jesuit/DRL/1/SJ 10 4) Vacaville/MEL/1/SJ 8
4) Bear Creek/SJAA/1/SJ 8 6) Lodi/SJAA/1/SJ 6
7) Chavez/SJAA/1/SJ 4 8) Pitman/CCC/1/SJ 2
9) Fairfield/MEL/1/SJ 1 9) Elk Grove/DVC/1/SJ 1
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