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Kamiakin's Johnston signs with EWU
This story was published Wednesday, March 12th, 2008
By the Herald staff
Kamiakin senior Olivia Johnston recently signed a letter of intent to hurdle for Eastern Washington next season.
Johnston finished third in the 3A 300-meter hurdles at state last year in a time of 43.99 seconds, sixth on the area's all-time list.
She placed second in the event at the 4A state meet as a sophomore in 2006.
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M-P wins 8 events in Shoreline meet
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SHORELINE -- Marysville-Pilchuck won eight of the 18 events contested at the Shoreline School District non-league girls track meet Thursday at Shoreline Stadium.
The Tomahawks finished with 95 points, while meet co-host Shorecrest finished second with 81.5. Monroe scored 58 and Shorewood rounded out the meet in fourth place with 42.5 points.
Alex McDonald won the 100-meter hurdles in 17.59 seconds, and the 300 hurdles in 49.75 seconds to lead the Tomahawks, who also captured the 400 and 800 relays.
M-P's Alisha Oden captured the 200 in 27.14 seconds. Teammate Kelli Fessenden won the shot put with a throw of 32 feet, 5.5 inches. And Robin Mueller won the pole vault with a leap of 10 feet for M-P.
Shorewood's Caroline Soules won the high jump, clearing 5 feet, 2 inches for Shorewood.
Shorecrest's Jocelyn Riordan won the javelin with a toss of 104 feet, 4 inches. Kelsey Paden won the discus with a throw of 107 feet, six inches for Shorecrest.
Monroe's Lyndy Davis won the 3,200 in 11:32.80.
At Shoreline Stadium
Team scores--1. M-P, 95; 2. Shorecrest 81.5; 3. Monroe 58; 4. Shorewood 42.5.
100 hurdles--McDonald (MP) 17.59; 100--Ramos (SC) 13.27; 1,600--Johnson (SW) 5:24.10; 400 relay--M-P 52.51; 400--Oliver (SC) 1:05.20; 300 hurdles--McDonald (MP) 49.75; 800--Nemra (MP) 2:29.10; 200--Oden (MP) 27.14; 3,200--Davis (M) 11:32.80; 800 relay--M-P 1:55.00; 1,600 relay--Shorewood 4:22.20; High jump--Soules (SW) 5-2; Long jump--Gull (M) 15-7; Triple jump--Chestmore (M) 30-5.5; Shot put--Fessenden (MP) 32-5.5; Discus--Paden (SC) 107-6; Javelin--Riordan (SC) 104-4; Pole vault--Mueller (MP) 10-0.
Boys track
Shoreline School District meet: At Shoreline, Marysville-Pilchuck won seven events to take first place in the non-league meet.
At Shoreline Stadium
Team results--M-P 80.5, Monroe 78.5, Shorecrest 55, Shorewood 48.
110 hurdles--Pangilinan (MP) 16.34; 100--Weber (SW) 11.96; 1,600--Lanphere (MP) 4:44.1; 400 relay--MP 45.13; 400--Thomas (SW) 53.44; 300 hurdles--Sanderson (MP) 42.82; 800--Le (MO) 2:03.3; 200--Pangilinan (MP) 24.86; 3,200--Sutter (MO) 10:19.1; 1,600 relay--Monroe 3:42.4; High jump--Greene (MP) 6-0; Long jump--Abadam (MP) 20-8.5; Triple jump--Ferris (SC) 37-3; Shot put--Richards (MO) 44-5; Discus--Domanski (SC) 128-1; Javelin--Lucke (MO) 170-5; Pole vault--McElmurry (SC) 12-0.
Co-ed track
Everett, Jackson, Cascade at Kamiak Jamboree: At Mukilteo, James Bucy won the 110-meter hurdles in 17.3 seconds and Jonathan Cooper won the 800 in 2 minutes, 5 seconds to lead the Knights. Rendell Jones of Everett won the long jump with a jump of 21 feet, 0.75 inches.
In the girls meet, Denise Labuhn won the 100 hurdles in 18.9 seconds, Shelley Davis won the 1,600 in 5:33, Julia Church won the long jump with a leap of 15 feet, 10.5 inches and Emily Anderberg won the javelin with a toss of 84 feet, 10 inches for Kamiak.
No team scores were kept.
At Kamiak H.S.
Boys
110 hurdles--Bucy (K) 17.3; 100--Thomas (E) 11.5; 1,600--Woolsey (J) 4:47; 400 relay--Kamiak 45.3; 400--Hopkins (E) 52.0; 800--Cooper (K) 2:05; 200--Giesic (E) 23.30; 1,600 relay--Cascade 4:00; High jump--Sawyer (E) 5-8; Long jump--Jones (E) 21-0.75; Shot put--Mechum (C) 44-10.5; Discus--St. Marie (J) 114-6; Javelin--Steiger (E) 127-7.
Girls
100 hurdles--Labuhn (K) 18.9; 100--Morrison (J) 12.9; 1,600--Davis (K) 5:33; 400 relay--Kamiak 55.3; 400--Taylor (C) 1:04.3; 800--Olsen (E) 2:32; 200--Sam (J) 28.0; 1,600 relay--Kamiak 4:41.00; High jump--Fitz (J) 5-0; Long jump--Church (K) 15-10.5; Shot put--Eaton (J) 30-5; Discus--Jones (C) 100-3; Javelin--Anderberg (K) 84-10.
M-P wins 8 events in Shoreline meet
Herald staff
SHORELINE -- Marysville-Pilchuck won eight of the 18 events contested at the Shoreline School District non-league girls track meet Thursday at Shoreline Stadium.
The Tomahawks finished with 95 points, while meet co-host Shorecrest finished second with 81.5. Monroe scored 58 and Shorewood rounded out the meet in fourth place with 42.5 points.
Alex McDonald won the 100-meter hurdles in 17.59 seconds, and the 300 hurdles in 49.75 seconds to lead the Tomahawks, who also captured the 400 and 800 relays.
M-P's Alisha Oden captured the 200 in 27.14 seconds. Teammate Kelli Fessenden won the shot put with a throw of 32 feet, 5.5 inches. And Robin Mueller won the pole vault with a leap of 10 feet for M-P.
Shorewood's Caroline Soules won the high jump, clearing 5 feet, 2 inches for Shorewood.
Shorecrest's Jocelyn Riordan won the javelin with a toss of 104 feet, 4 inches. Kelsey Paden won the discus with a throw of 107 feet, six inches for Shorecrest.
Monroe's Lyndy Davis won the 3,200 in 11:32.80.
At Shoreline Stadium
Team scores--1. M-P, 95; 2. Shorecrest 81.5; 3. Monroe 58; 4. Shorewood 42.5.
100 hurdles--McDonald (MP) 17.59; 100--Ramos (SC) 13.27; 1,600--Johnson (SW) 5:24.10; 400 relay--M-P 52.51; 400--Oliver (SC) 1:05.20; 300 hurdles--McDonald (MP) 49.75; 800--Nemra (MP) 2:29.10; 200--Oden (MP) 27.14; 3,200--Davis (M) 11:32.80; 800 relay--M-P 1:55.00; 1,600 relay--Shorewood 4:22.20; High jump--Soules (SW) 5-2; Long jump--Gull (M) 15-7; Triple jump--Chestmore (M) 30-5.5; Shot put--Fessenden (MP) 32-5.5; Discus--Paden (SC) 107-6; Javelin--Riordan (SC) 104-4; Pole vault--Mueller (MP) 10-0.
Boys track
Shoreline School District meet: At Shoreline, Marysville-Pilchuck won seven events to take first place in the non-league meet.
At Shoreline Stadium
Team results--M-P 80.5, Monroe 78.5, Shorecrest 55, Shorewood 48.
110 hurdles--Pangilinan (MP) 16.34; 100--Weber (SW) 11.96; 1,600--Lanphere (MP) 4:44.1; 400 relay--MP 45.13; 400--Thomas (SW) 53.44; 300 hurdles--Sanderson (MP) 42.82; 800--Le (MO) 2:03.3; 200--Pangilinan (MP) 24.86; 3,200--Sutter (MO) 10:19.1; 1,600 relay--Monroe 3:42.4; High jump--Greene (MP) 6-0; Long jump--Abadam (MP) 20-8.5; Triple jump--Ferris (SC) 37-3; Shot put--Richards (MO) 44-5; Discus--Domanski (SC) 128-1; Javelin--Lucke (MO) 170-5; Pole vault--McElmurry (SC) 12-0.
Co-ed track
Everett, Jackson, Cascade at Kamiak Jamboree: At Mukilteo, James Bucy won the 110-meter hurdles in 17.3 seconds and Jonathan Cooper won the 800 in 2 minutes, 5 seconds to lead the Knights. Rendell Jones of Everett won the long jump with a jump of 21 feet, 0.75 inches.
In the girls meet, Denise Labuhn won the 100 hurdles in 18.9 seconds, Shelley Davis won the 1,600 in 5:33, Julia Church won the long jump with a leap of 15 feet, 10.5 inches and Emily Anderberg won the javelin with a toss of 84 feet, 10 inches for Kamiak.
No team scores were kept.
At Kamiak H.S.
Boys
110 hurdles--Bucy (K) 17.3; 100--Thomas (E) 11.5; 1,600--Woolsey (J) 4:47; 400 relay--Kamiak 45.3; 400--Hopkins (E) 52.0; 800--Cooper (K) 2:05; 200--Giesic (E) 23.30; 1,600 relay--Cascade 4:00; High jump--Sawyer (E) 5-8; Long jump--Jones (E) 21-0.75; Shot put--Mechum (C) 44-10.5; Discus--St. Marie (J) 114-6; Javelin--Steiger (E) 127-7.
Girls
100 hurdles--Labuhn (K) 18.9; 100--Morrison (J) 12.9; 1,600--Davis (K) 5:33; 400 relay--Kamiak 55.3; 400--Taylor (C) 1:04.3; 800--Olsen (E) 2:32; 200--Sam (J) 28.0; 1,600 relay--Kamiak 4:41.00; High jump--Fitz (J) 5-0; Long jump--Church (K) 15-10.5; Shot put--Eaton (J) 30-5; Discus--Jones (C) 100-3; Javelin--Anderberg (K) 84-10.
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Eagles take second at Rainier Ice-Breaker meet
RAINIER - Jason Vetter and Christian Stark turned in outstanding individual performances to lead their respective schools as Montesano edged Grays Harbor County rival Elma 97-83 for the team title in the 18-team Rainier Ice-Breaker Invitational track meet on Saturday.
Vetter won the triple jump at 42 feet, 10 inches and the high jump at 6-2 to propel Montesano. He also was second in the long jump at 19- 1/2 and finished second to Stark in the 110 hurdles.
Stark, meanwhile, won the 110 hurdles in 16.24 seconds, the 300 hurdles in 41.84 seconds and the 200 meters in 22.98 to key Elma. He also was second in the 100 meters at 11.58.
Elma also got a standout effort from Jordan Craig, who threw the javelin 184-2 to win by more than 25 feet.
Sarah Funk led the way for Rainier as the Mountaineers finished second to Stevenson in the girls meet, scoring 93 points to the Bulldogs' 109.
Funk won the 100 hurdles in 16.96, was second in the 300 hurdles in 50.22 and finished third in the 200 at 28.26. Ariel Geist won the pole vault at 8-0, and Allix Barnes won the discus at 102-9 to help the Mounties in their effort.
Tenino had a pair of winners in Mike Jensen, who took the boys shot put at 46-2, and Lindsay Elder, who won the girls 200 at 27.40.
LEVKIV, BOBEK TOPS IN SHELTON THROWERS FESTIVAL: Andrew Levkiv of Hazen High School in Renton and Laura Bobek of Astoria, Ore., were named athletes of the meet Saturday during the Shelton Throwers Festival.
Levkiv, a junior, won the shot put with a state-best throw of 54 feet, 5 inches and placed fourth in the discus toss at 131-l. Bobek, also a junior, won the shot put at 42-1.5 and the discus at 141-5.
Jacob Hoggatt of Peninsula won the boys discus at 133-3, while Justin Allard of Peninsula won the javelin at 176-11. Samantha Hull of North Mason was the girls javelin winner at 113-2.
Eagles take second at Rainier Ice-Breaker meet
RAINIER - Jason Vetter and Christian Stark turned in outstanding individual performances to lead their respective schools as Montesano edged Grays Harbor County rival Elma 97-83 for the team title in the 18-team Rainier Ice-Breaker Invitational track meet on Saturday.
Vetter won the triple jump at 42 feet, 10 inches and the high jump at 6-2 to propel Montesano. He also was second in the long jump at 19- 1/2 and finished second to Stark in the 110 hurdles.
Stark, meanwhile, won the 110 hurdles in 16.24 seconds, the 300 hurdles in 41.84 seconds and the 200 meters in 22.98 to key Elma. He also was second in the 100 meters at 11.58.
Elma also got a standout effort from Jordan Craig, who threw the javelin 184-2 to win by more than 25 feet.
Sarah Funk led the way for Rainier as the Mountaineers finished second to Stevenson in the girls meet, scoring 93 points to the Bulldogs' 109.
Funk won the 100 hurdles in 16.96, was second in the 300 hurdles in 50.22 and finished third in the 200 at 28.26. Ariel Geist won the pole vault at 8-0, and Allix Barnes won the discus at 102-9 to help the Mounties in their effort.
Tenino had a pair of winners in Mike Jensen, who took the boys shot put at 46-2, and Lindsay Elder, who won the girls 200 at 27.40.
LEVKIV, BOBEK TOPS IN SHELTON THROWERS FESTIVAL: Andrew Levkiv of Hazen High School in Renton and Laura Bobek of Astoria, Ore., were named athletes of the meet Saturday during the Shelton Throwers Festival.
Levkiv, a junior, won the shot put with a state-best throw of 54 feet, 5 inches and placed fourth in the discus toss at 131-l. Bobek, also a junior, won the shot put at 42-1.5 and the discus at 141-5.
Jacob Hoggatt of Peninsula won the boys discus at 133-3, while Justin Allard of Peninsula won the javelin at 176-11. Samantha Hull of North Mason was the girls javelin winner at 113-2.
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TRACK AND FIELD
Eisenhower Jamboree
Teams: Ellensburg, Toppenish, Sunnyside, Kittitas, Moses Lake, Klickitat, Trout Lake-Glenwood, Eisenhower, Selah, La Salle, East Valley, Bickleton.
BOYS
100: Brett Blanshan (Se) 11.60; Jonathan Newport (Ike) 11.88. 300: Donovan Beath (Ike) 37.39, Matt Gray (Ell) 38.58. 600: Cody VanDeBrake (Ike) 1:27.68, Matt Nodine (Ell) 1:34.53. 1,000: Ryan Chapman (Ike) 2:43.98, TJ Hesselgesser (Se) 2:46.65. 2,000: Bryan Simison (Ike) 5:53.22, Herschel Sanchey (Klick) 6:01.42. 2,000 steeple: Sanchey (Klick) 6:36.38; Matt Nodine (Ell) 7:03.34. 60 hurdles: Roy Haringa (Su) 9.2, AJ Keagle (Se) 9.9.
4x100: Eisenhower 45.08, Selah 45.59. 4x400: Eisenhower 3:42.75, Sunnyside 3:43.62, Selah 3:44.53. Distance medley: Eisenhower, 5:00.91.
Shot: Tad Harman (ML) 48-6, Josh Bartlett (L) 42-3. Disc: Harman (ML) 159-4, Eric Hess (Bick) 136-7. Jav: Grant Fish (ML) 161-2, Anthony Galaviz (T) 153-8. HJ: Brayton Dekoning (Ell) 6-2, Ricky Romero (Se) 6-0. LJ: Francisco (Su) 18-11, Jacob Moore (Ike) 18-3. PV: Levi Hill (Ike) 13-6, Kyle Stone (Se) 12-0, Craig Johnston (Ike) 12-0.
GIRLS
100: McKenzie Arnold (Ike) 13.86, Jenel Cornejo (EV) 13.87. 300: Samara Edwards (Ell) 46.96, Brittany Durand (EV) 47.59. 600: Neola Putnam (TLG) 1:43.20, Jocelyn Yanez (Su) 1:49.66. 1,000: Ann McCarthy (Ike) 3:22.41, Emily Paxson (TLG) 3:26.84. 2,000: Rachel Southwick (Ike) 7:40.01, Siena Noe (L) 7:50.12. 2,000 steeple: Amy Cromer (ML) 10:26.9. 55 hurdles: Samantha Brewer (Klick) 9.1, Jordyne Jaquish (Su) 9.6.
4x100: Selah 55.11, Eisenhower 55.48. 4x400: East Valley 4:29.18, Kittitas 4:35.19. Distance medley: Toppenish 6:04.17.
Shot: Jessica Bush (Ike) 34-61/2, Jazmine Frazier (Ike) 32-3. Disc: Claire Schilperoort (Su) 108-0, Bush (Ike) 93-11. Jav: Kierstin Wilson (Se) 128-9, Schilperoort (Su) 111-7, Frazier (Ike) 102-10. HJ: Jaquish (Su) 4-10, Brewer (Klick) 4-10. LJ: Megan Kinney (Ike) 14-23/4. PV: Jennifer Johnson (Ike) 9-0, Sabrina Galaviz (T) 7-6.
Davis Jamboree
Teams: Riverside Christian, Davis, Eastmont, Yakama Tribal, White Swan, Naches Valley.
BOYS
100: 1, Anthony Corbray (D) 11.7; 2, Roberto Rodriguez (D) 11.9. 300: 1, Dana Wells (RC) 36.4. 600: 1, Jessup (E) 1:36.2; 3, Sziebert (D) 1:41.0. 1500: 1, Lindell (E) 4:34.8. 3,000: 1, Alfredo Villasenor (D) 10:12.4. 50 hurdles: 1, Dana Wells (RC) 8.0 (ties MR); 2, Ernesto Gonzalez (D) 8.4.
4x100: 1, Eastmont 46.0; 2, Davis 46.0. 4x300: 1, Davis 2:39.1.
Shot: 1, Jacobus (E) 45-9; 3, Ramirez (D) 37-7. Disc: 1, Jake Wilcox (NV) 141-5. Jav: 1, Magnussen (E) 150-5; 2, Wilcox (NV) 138-10. HJ: 1, Lipp (E) 5-4. LJ: 1, Aaron Wells (RC) 20-10; 2, Dimakenta (WS) 18-103/4. TJ: 1, A. Wells (RC) 41-63/4. PV: 1, Carter Nell (E) 14-0.
GIRLS
100: 1, Crystal Johnson (D) 13.0. 300: 1, Johnson (D) 42.7; 2, Tonya Smith (NV) 45.4. 600: 1, Shawna Schooley (D) 1:44.0. 1500: 1, Schooley (D) 5:05.9. 50 hurdles: 1, Felicity Corbray (D) 9.3; 3, Kendra Gartrell (RC) 10.9.
4x100: 1, Eastmont 51.7. 4x200 (coed): 1, Eastmont 1:54.8. 4x300: 1, Eastmont 3:09.9.
Shot: 1, Miller (E) 33-7. Disc: 1, Miller (E) 100-10; 3, Danielle Whitworth (D) 71-7. Jav: 1, Tzintzun (WS) 108-4; 2, Corbray (D) 106-0. HJ: 1, Megan Hopp (RC) 4-6; 2, Raini Weaver (D) 4-6. LJ: 1, Natalie Nobbs (RC) 17-1 (meet record); 2, Claire Boutillier (NV) 15-113/4. TJ: 1, Devin King (E) 34-7 (MR); 3, Boutillier (NV) 31-91/2. PV: 1, Johnson (E) 9-0.
TRACK AND FIELD
Eisenhower Jamboree
Teams: Ellensburg, Toppenish, Sunnyside, Kittitas, Moses Lake, Klickitat, Trout Lake-Glenwood, Eisenhower, Selah, La Salle, East Valley, Bickleton.
BOYS
100: Brett Blanshan (Se) 11.60; Jonathan Newport (Ike) 11.88. 300: Donovan Beath (Ike) 37.39, Matt Gray (Ell) 38.58. 600: Cody VanDeBrake (Ike) 1:27.68, Matt Nodine (Ell) 1:34.53. 1,000: Ryan Chapman (Ike) 2:43.98, TJ Hesselgesser (Se) 2:46.65. 2,000: Bryan Simison (Ike) 5:53.22, Herschel Sanchey (Klick) 6:01.42. 2,000 steeple: Sanchey (Klick) 6:36.38; Matt Nodine (Ell) 7:03.34. 60 hurdles: Roy Haringa (Su) 9.2, AJ Keagle (Se) 9.9.
4x100: Eisenhower 45.08, Selah 45.59. 4x400: Eisenhower 3:42.75, Sunnyside 3:43.62, Selah 3:44.53. Distance medley: Eisenhower, 5:00.91.
Shot: Tad Harman (ML) 48-6, Josh Bartlett (L) 42-3. Disc: Harman (ML) 159-4, Eric Hess (Bick) 136-7. Jav: Grant Fish (ML) 161-2, Anthony Galaviz (T) 153-8. HJ: Brayton Dekoning (Ell) 6-2, Ricky Romero (Se) 6-0. LJ: Francisco (Su) 18-11, Jacob Moore (Ike) 18-3. PV: Levi Hill (Ike) 13-6, Kyle Stone (Se) 12-0, Craig Johnston (Ike) 12-0.
GIRLS
100: McKenzie Arnold (Ike) 13.86, Jenel Cornejo (EV) 13.87. 300: Samara Edwards (Ell) 46.96, Brittany Durand (EV) 47.59. 600: Neola Putnam (TLG) 1:43.20, Jocelyn Yanez (Su) 1:49.66. 1,000: Ann McCarthy (Ike) 3:22.41, Emily Paxson (TLG) 3:26.84. 2,000: Rachel Southwick (Ike) 7:40.01, Siena Noe (L) 7:50.12. 2,000 steeple: Amy Cromer (ML) 10:26.9. 55 hurdles: Samantha Brewer (Klick) 9.1, Jordyne Jaquish (Su) 9.6.
4x100: Selah 55.11, Eisenhower 55.48. 4x400: East Valley 4:29.18, Kittitas 4:35.19. Distance medley: Toppenish 6:04.17.
Shot: Jessica Bush (Ike) 34-61/2, Jazmine Frazier (Ike) 32-3. Disc: Claire Schilperoort (Su) 108-0, Bush (Ike) 93-11. Jav: Kierstin Wilson (Se) 128-9, Schilperoort (Su) 111-7, Frazier (Ike) 102-10. HJ: Jaquish (Su) 4-10, Brewer (Klick) 4-10. LJ: Megan Kinney (Ike) 14-23/4. PV: Jennifer Johnson (Ike) 9-0, Sabrina Galaviz (T) 7-6.
Davis Jamboree
Teams: Riverside Christian, Davis, Eastmont, Yakama Tribal, White Swan, Naches Valley.
BOYS
100: 1, Anthony Corbray (D) 11.7; 2, Roberto Rodriguez (D) 11.9. 300: 1, Dana Wells (RC) 36.4. 600: 1, Jessup (E) 1:36.2; 3, Sziebert (D) 1:41.0. 1500: 1, Lindell (E) 4:34.8. 3,000: 1, Alfredo Villasenor (D) 10:12.4. 50 hurdles: 1, Dana Wells (RC) 8.0 (ties MR); 2, Ernesto Gonzalez (D) 8.4.
4x100: 1, Eastmont 46.0; 2, Davis 46.0. 4x300: 1, Davis 2:39.1.
Shot: 1, Jacobus (E) 45-9; 3, Ramirez (D) 37-7. Disc: 1, Jake Wilcox (NV) 141-5. Jav: 1, Magnussen (E) 150-5; 2, Wilcox (NV) 138-10. HJ: 1, Lipp (E) 5-4. LJ: 1, Aaron Wells (RC) 20-10; 2, Dimakenta (WS) 18-103/4. TJ: 1, A. Wells (RC) 41-63/4. PV: 1, Carter Nell (E) 14-0.
GIRLS
100: 1, Crystal Johnson (D) 13.0. 300: 1, Johnson (D) 42.7; 2, Tonya Smith (NV) 45.4. 600: 1, Shawna Schooley (D) 1:44.0. 1500: 1, Schooley (D) 5:05.9. 50 hurdles: 1, Felicity Corbray (D) 9.3; 3, Kendra Gartrell (RC) 10.9.
4x100: 1, Eastmont 51.7. 4x200 (coed): 1, Eastmont 1:54.8. 4x300: 1, Eastmont 3:09.9.
Shot: 1, Miller (E) 33-7. Disc: 1, Miller (E) 100-10; 3, Danielle Whitworth (D) 71-7. Jav: 1, Tzintzun (WS) 108-4; 2, Corbray (D) 106-0. HJ: 1, Megan Hopp (RC) 4-6; 2, Raini Weaver (D) 4-6. LJ: 1, Natalie Nobbs (RC) 17-1 (meet record); 2, Claire Boutillier (NV) 15-113/4. TJ: 1, Devin King (E) 34-7 (MR); 3, Boutillier (NV) 31-91/2. PV: 1, Johnson (E) 9-0.
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Boys track and field
TIGER INVITATIONAL
At Battle Ground
Team scores — Battle Ground 152.5, Hockinson 121.5, Ridgefield 99, Hudson’s Bay 69, Washougal 61, La Cener 20.
100 meters — 1, Colton Dunn (H) 11.10; 2, Justin Reynolds (BG) 11.60; 2, Kenny Lopez (H) 11.60; 200 — 1, Colton Dunn (H) 22.50; 2, Justin Green (H) 24.50; 3, Kaelen Brede (BG) 24.60; 400 — 1, Zane Beall (R) 54.80; 2, John Merriman (W) 55.70; 3, Nick Maudlin (HB) 57.10; 800 — 1, Cody Barton (R) 2:02.50; 2, Erik Cronrath (BG) 2:02.80; 3, Jake Brown (BG) 2:04.60; 1,600 — 1, Erik Cronrath (BG) 4:36.30; 2, Cody Barton (R) 4:37.40; 3, Jake Brown (BG) 4:39.10; 3,200 — 1, Matt Porter (H) 10:47.20; 2, Devin Dykes (L) 11:11.50; 3, Robert Sutter (BG) 11:15.80; 110 hurdles — 1, Marc Jackson (HB) 16.10; 2, Austin Pfeifer (W) 16.20; 3, Michael Oman (R) 17.30; 300 hurdles — 1, Marc Jackson (HB) 41.90; 2, Dennis Autria (R) 42.80; 3, Travis Becker (BG) 44.70; 400 relay — 1, Hockinson 44.42; 2, Ridgefield 47.60; 3, Hudson’s Bay 49.26; 1,600 relay — 1, Battle Ground 3:45.50; 2, Ridgefield 3:45.60; 3, Hockinson 3:56.90; Shot put — 1, Travis Becker (BG) 41-101⁄4; 2, Kris Munizich (HB) 41-2; 3, Damon Pederson (HB) 40-73⁄4; Discus — 1, Skyler Guess (R) 117-7; 2, Justin Green (H) 107-8; 3, Jack Gretsch (HB) 107-0; Javelin — 1, Daniel Barretto (W) 135-2; 2, Travis Becker (BG) 134-0; 3, Richard Stcyr (BG) 128-1; High jump — 1, Brian Dougherty (R) 5-11; 2, Kyle Bennett (H) 5-6; 3, Daniel Wright (R) 5-6; Long jump — 1, John Simon (BG) 18-10; 2, Justin Reynolds (BG) 18-93⁄4; 3, Daniell Barette (W) 18-1; Triple jump — 1, Kyle Bennett (H) 40-111⁄2; 2, Justin Reynolds (BG) 40-0; 3, Joe Sweeney (H) 38-71⁄2; Pole vault — 1, Hunter Vanderpool (BG) 11-0; 2, Tom Carroll (W) 10-6; 3, Colby Benzler (BG) 10-0.
SKYVIEW 88, COLUMBIA RIVER 54
100 meters — 1, Curt Oviatt (S) 11.47; 200 — 1, Boyd (S) 23.22; 400 — 1, Ceccacci (S) 53.78; 800 — 1, Wilson (R) 2:11.09; 1,600 — 1, Matt Moncur (S) 4:38.37; 3,200 — 1, Matt Moncur (S) 10:12.12; 110 hurdles — 1, Justin Wiese (S) 16.03; 300 hurdles — 1, Justin Wiese (S) 41.47; 400 relay — 1, Columbia River 44.85 1,600 relay — 1, Columbia River 3:44.03; Shot put — 1, Glen Hiett (S) 51-111⁄2; Discus — 1, Glen Hiett (S) 130-6; Javelin — 1, Casey Fields (S) 155-1; High jump — 1, Tyler Lane (S) 5-10; Long jump — 1, Justin Wiese (S) 19-11; Triple jump — 1, Tyler Lane (S) 39-41⁄4; Pole vault — 1, Robby Fielding (CR) 12-0.
HERITAGE 91, CAMAS 54
100 meters — 1, T. Lang (H) 11.1; 200 — 1, S. Head (C) 23.83; 400 — 1, S. Head (H) 50.94; 800 — 1, Josh Burrus (H) 2:04.79; 1,600 — 1, Shane Weldon (H) 4:35.92; 3,200 — 1, Shane Geiger (C) 9:51.60; 110 hurdles — 1, Garrett Grayson (H) 15.8; 300 hurdles — 1, Garrett Grayson (H) 42.91; 400 relay — 1, Camas 47.87; 1,600 relay — 1, Heritage 3:41.83; Shot put — 1, Donavon Cunningham (H) 48-4; Discus — 1, Donavon Cunnigham (H) 143-7; Javelin — 1, Jake Wilson (H) 177-8; High jump — 1, D. Marion (H) 5-8; Long jump — 1, T. Lang (H) 20-83⁄4; Triple jump — 1, Robert Cramer (C) 42-3⁄4; Pole vault — 1, Joel Denman (H) 12-6.
UNION 103, FORT VANCOUVER 41
100 meters — 1, Kinsley Ojukwu (U) 11.07; 200 — 1, Kinsley Ojukwu (U) 22.1; 400 — 1, B. Browing (U) 53.12; 800 — 1, P. Tousch (FV) 2:16.48; 1,600 — 1, Josh Scoville (U) 43.93; 3,200 — 1, Josh Scoville (U) 11:07.18; 110 hurdles — 1, Glenn Hartsell (FV) 17.84; 300 hurdles — 1, T. Nelson (U) 45.0; 400 relay — 1, Union 43.93; 1,600 relay — 1, Union 3:43.22; Shot put — 1, Eric Pelky (FV) 42-103⁄4; Discus — 1, R. Knotts 106-5; Javelin — 1, Mitch Saylor (U) 146-4; High jump — 1, K. Morris (U) 6-2; Long jump — 1, Eric Pelky (FV) 19-8; Triple jump — 1, Kinsley Ojukwu (U) 46-3; Pole vault — 1, B. Goncha 11-6.
Girls track and field
TIGER INVITATIONAL
At Battle Ground
Team scores — La Center 145.5, Battle Ground 144.5, Hockinson 81, Washougal 69, Ridgefield 58, Hudson’s Bay 45.
100 meters — 1, Kassy Verhagen (L) 13.30; 2, Kelsey Lushenko (BG) 13.80; 3, Jordin Seekins (W) 13.80; 200 — 1, Shelby Williams (R) 28.20; 2, Hannah Trigg (L) 28.90; 3, Kelsey Lushenko (BG) 29.20; 400 — 1, Elle Wade (W) 1:01.10; 2, Emily Allison (H) 1:01.30; 3, Rachel McDaniel (BG) 1:02.20; 800 — 1, Shannon Porter (H) 2:20.90; 2, Nathosha Buruse (R) 2:23.30; 3, Lucy Kulla (L) 2:40.30; 1,600 — 1, Shannon Porter (H) 5:11.30; 2, Natosha Buruse (R) 5:12.10; 3, Tamara Kulla (L) 5:55.80; 3,200 — 1, Meagan Governer (L) 12:52.50; 2, Stacey Johnson (H) 13:02.90; 3, Malia Carr (BG) 13:03.90; 100 hurdles — 1, Kelly Towne (H) 17.40; 2, Alyssa Turner (HB) 17.50; 3, Lauren Baker (L) 17.70; 300 hurdles — 1, Alyssa Turner (HB) 50.20; 2, Jordin Seekins (W) 50.40; 3, Kelly Towne (H) 51.50; 400 relay — 1, Battle Ground 53.40; 2, La Center 54.30; 3, Washougal 57.80; 800 relay — Hockinson 1:56.70; 2, Hudson’s Bay 1:57.60; 3, Ridgefield 2:00.60; 1,600 relay — 1, Battle Ground 4:29.00; 2, Washougal 4:31.00; 3, La Center 5:34.60; Shot put — 1, Gabi Dixson (BG) 35-101⁄2; 2, Heidi Greear (W) 32-43⁄4; 3, Shelby Williams (R) 31-21⁄4; Discus — 1, Gabi Dixson (BG) 106-8; 2, Danielle Baucom (L) 96-8; 3, Megan Pitner (BG) 89-2; Javelin — 1, Jordin Seekins (W) 124-9; 2, Kayla Smith (BG) 108-6; 3, Angela Lindersmith (BG) 106-6; High jump — 1, Lauren Baker (L) 4-10; 2, Marrisa Moore (L) 4-6; 3, Danielle Baucom (L) 4-6; Long jump — 1, Paige Stephens (H) 14-73⁄4; 2, Kassy Verhagen (L) 14-11⁄4; 3, Mani Wanderer (R) 13-1111⁄2; Triple jump — 1, Katrina Chamberlain (L) 32-31⁄2; 2, Elle Wade (W) 32-23⁄4; 3, Bre’Anna Glynn (HB) 31-31⁄4; Pole vault — 1, Lindsey Wessa (BG) 9-0; 2, Shauna Christensen (BG) 8-6; 3, Hannah Trigg (L) 8-6.
COLUMBIA RIVER 91, SKYVIEW 53
100 meters — 1, Caitlin Leonhardt (S) 13.63; 200 — 1, Goodwin (S) 27.91; 400 — 1, Goodman (S) 1:06.93; 800 — 1, Jessica Bottelberghe (CR) 2:26.06; 1,600 — 1, Jessica Bottelberghe (CR) 5:23.28; 3,200 — 1, Priscilla Timmons (S) 12:14.38; 100 hurdles — 1, Amanda Alvarez (CR) 18.90; 300 hurdles — 1, Rachel Fulwider (CR) 54.87; 400 relay — 1, Skyview 53.22; 1,600 relay — 1, Columbia River N/A; Shot put — 1, Anna Adamko (CR) 32-0; Discus — 1, Larisa Bloomstrom (S) 109-9; Javelin — 1, Anna Adamko (CR) 122-9; High jump — 1, Karah Ambrose (CR) 5-0; Long jump — 1, Amanda Alvarez (CR) 16-41⁄2; Triple jump — 1, Amanda Alvarez (CR) 36-1; Pole vault — 1, Whitney Gassaway (CR) 8-6.
HERITAGE 76, CAMAS 73
100 meters — 1, Lateashea Currie (H) 12.67; 200 — 1, J. Lewis (H) 28.49; 400 — 1, S. Hager (C) 1:08.03; 800 — 1, Marshelle Slayton (C) 2:37.34; 1,600 — 1, Sarah Alvick (H) 5:52.19; 3,200 — 1, Kayla Blackford (C) 12:47.27; 100 hurdles — 1, R. Gibson (H) 17.27; 300 hurdles — 1, R. Gibson (H) 49.80; 400 relay — 1, Heritage 51.17; 800 relay — 1, Camas 2:04; 1,600 relay — 1, Camas 4:39.09; Shot put — 1, Samantha Youngblood (C) 32-31⁄2; Discus — 1, Madelene Midles (C) 91-3; Javelin — 1, Megan Youngblood (C) 101-10; High jump — 1, T. Willie and M. de Zoele (C) 4-8; Long jump — 1, Chawncy McClenan (H) 16-21⁄2; Triple jump — 1, Stephanie Harold (H) 32-31⁄2; Pole vault — 1, Natallie Harold (H) 5-0.
UNION 124, FORT VANCOUVER 15
100 meters — 1, Sarah Takayoshi (U) 12.82; 200 — 1, Sarah Takayoshi (U) 27.29; 400 — 1, H. Mitchell (U) 1:09.55; 800 — 1, J. Wells (U) 3:01.88; 1,600 — 1, K. Cochran (U) 5:56.59; 3,200 — 1, M. Diminsky (U) 14:54.59; 100 hurdles — 1, S. Jordan (U) 17.89; 300 hurdles — 1, B. Sych (U) 48.02; 400 relay — 1, Union 53.07; 1,600 relay — 1, Union 4:41.28; Shot put — 1, Carolina Siofele (U) 33-10; Discus — 1, M. Ojukwu (U) 102-6; Javelin — 1, Carolina Siofele (U) 79-9; High jump — 1, Megan Dire (U) 4-10; Long jump — 1, Megan Dire (U) 15-1; Triple jump — 1, Megan Dire (U) 33-111⁄2; Pole vault — 1, Angela Gardner (FV) 9-0.
Boys track and field
TIGER INVITATIONAL
At Battle Ground
Team scores — Battle Ground 152.5, Hockinson 121.5, Ridgefield 99, Hudson’s Bay 69, Washougal 61, La Cener 20.
100 meters — 1, Colton Dunn (H) 11.10; 2, Justin Reynolds (BG) 11.60; 2, Kenny Lopez (H) 11.60; 200 — 1, Colton Dunn (H) 22.50; 2, Justin Green (H) 24.50; 3, Kaelen Brede (BG) 24.60; 400 — 1, Zane Beall (R) 54.80; 2, John Merriman (W) 55.70; 3, Nick Maudlin (HB) 57.10; 800 — 1, Cody Barton (R) 2:02.50; 2, Erik Cronrath (BG) 2:02.80; 3, Jake Brown (BG) 2:04.60; 1,600 — 1, Erik Cronrath (BG) 4:36.30; 2, Cody Barton (R) 4:37.40; 3, Jake Brown (BG) 4:39.10; 3,200 — 1, Matt Porter (H) 10:47.20; 2, Devin Dykes (L) 11:11.50; 3, Robert Sutter (BG) 11:15.80; 110 hurdles — 1, Marc Jackson (HB) 16.10; 2, Austin Pfeifer (W) 16.20; 3, Michael Oman (R) 17.30; 300 hurdles — 1, Marc Jackson (HB) 41.90; 2, Dennis Autria (R) 42.80; 3, Travis Becker (BG) 44.70; 400 relay — 1, Hockinson 44.42; 2, Ridgefield 47.60; 3, Hudson’s Bay 49.26; 1,600 relay — 1, Battle Ground 3:45.50; 2, Ridgefield 3:45.60; 3, Hockinson 3:56.90; Shot put — 1, Travis Becker (BG) 41-101⁄4; 2, Kris Munizich (HB) 41-2; 3, Damon Pederson (HB) 40-73⁄4; Discus — 1, Skyler Guess (R) 117-7; 2, Justin Green (H) 107-8; 3, Jack Gretsch (HB) 107-0; Javelin — 1, Daniel Barretto (W) 135-2; 2, Travis Becker (BG) 134-0; 3, Richard Stcyr (BG) 128-1; High jump — 1, Brian Dougherty (R) 5-11; 2, Kyle Bennett (H) 5-6; 3, Daniel Wright (R) 5-6; Long jump — 1, John Simon (BG) 18-10; 2, Justin Reynolds (BG) 18-93⁄4; 3, Daniell Barette (W) 18-1; Triple jump — 1, Kyle Bennett (H) 40-111⁄2; 2, Justin Reynolds (BG) 40-0; 3, Joe Sweeney (H) 38-71⁄2; Pole vault — 1, Hunter Vanderpool (BG) 11-0; 2, Tom Carroll (W) 10-6; 3, Colby Benzler (BG) 10-0.
SKYVIEW 88, COLUMBIA RIVER 54
100 meters — 1, Curt Oviatt (S) 11.47; 200 — 1, Boyd (S) 23.22; 400 — 1, Ceccacci (S) 53.78; 800 — 1, Wilson (R) 2:11.09; 1,600 — 1, Matt Moncur (S) 4:38.37; 3,200 — 1, Matt Moncur (S) 10:12.12; 110 hurdles — 1, Justin Wiese (S) 16.03; 300 hurdles — 1, Justin Wiese (S) 41.47; 400 relay — 1, Columbia River 44.85 1,600 relay — 1, Columbia River 3:44.03; Shot put — 1, Glen Hiett (S) 51-111⁄2; Discus — 1, Glen Hiett (S) 130-6; Javelin — 1, Casey Fields (S) 155-1; High jump — 1, Tyler Lane (S) 5-10; Long jump — 1, Justin Wiese (S) 19-11; Triple jump — 1, Tyler Lane (S) 39-41⁄4; Pole vault — 1, Robby Fielding (CR) 12-0.
HERITAGE 91, CAMAS 54
100 meters — 1, T. Lang (H) 11.1; 200 — 1, S. Head (C) 23.83; 400 — 1, S. Head (H) 50.94; 800 — 1, Josh Burrus (H) 2:04.79; 1,600 — 1, Shane Weldon (H) 4:35.92; 3,200 — 1, Shane Geiger (C) 9:51.60; 110 hurdles — 1, Garrett Grayson (H) 15.8; 300 hurdles — 1, Garrett Grayson (H) 42.91; 400 relay — 1, Camas 47.87; 1,600 relay — 1, Heritage 3:41.83; Shot put — 1, Donavon Cunningham (H) 48-4; Discus — 1, Donavon Cunnigham (H) 143-7; Javelin — 1, Jake Wilson (H) 177-8; High jump — 1, D. Marion (H) 5-8; Long jump — 1, T. Lang (H) 20-83⁄4; Triple jump — 1, Robert Cramer (C) 42-3⁄4; Pole vault — 1, Joel Denman (H) 12-6.
UNION 103, FORT VANCOUVER 41
100 meters — 1, Kinsley Ojukwu (U) 11.07; 200 — 1, Kinsley Ojukwu (U) 22.1; 400 — 1, B. Browing (U) 53.12; 800 — 1, P. Tousch (FV) 2:16.48; 1,600 — 1, Josh Scoville (U) 43.93; 3,200 — 1, Josh Scoville (U) 11:07.18; 110 hurdles — 1, Glenn Hartsell (FV) 17.84; 300 hurdles — 1, T. Nelson (U) 45.0; 400 relay — 1, Union 43.93; 1,600 relay — 1, Union 3:43.22; Shot put — 1, Eric Pelky (FV) 42-103⁄4; Discus — 1, R. Knotts 106-5; Javelin — 1, Mitch Saylor (U) 146-4; High jump — 1, K. Morris (U) 6-2; Long jump — 1, Eric Pelky (FV) 19-8; Triple jump — 1, Kinsley Ojukwu (U) 46-3; Pole vault — 1, B. Goncha 11-6.
Girls track and field
TIGER INVITATIONAL
At Battle Ground
Team scores — La Center 145.5, Battle Ground 144.5, Hockinson 81, Washougal 69, Ridgefield 58, Hudson’s Bay 45.
100 meters — 1, Kassy Verhagen (L) 13.30; 2, Kelsey Lushenko (BG) 13.80; 3, Jordin Seekins (W) 13.80; 200 — 1, Shelby Williams (R) 28.20; 2, Hannah Trigg (L) 28.90; 3, Kelsey Lushenko (BG) 29.20; 400 — 1, Elle Wade (W) 1:01.10; 2, Emily Allison (H) 1:01.30; 3, Rachel McDaniel (BG) 1:02.20; 800 — 1, Shannon Porter (H) 2:20.90; 2, Nathosha Buruse (R) 2:23.30; 3, Lucy Kulla (L) 2:40.30; 1,600 — 1, Shannon Porter (H) 5:11.30; 2, Natosha Buruse (R) 5:12.10; 3, Tamara Kulla (L) 5:55.80; 3,200 — 1, Meagan Governer (L) 12:52.50; 2, Stacey Johnson (H) 13:02.90; 3, Malia Carr (BG) 13:03.90; 100 hurdles — 1, Kelly Towne (H) 17.40; 2, Alyssa Turner (HB) 17.50; 3, Lauren Baker (L) 17.70; 300 hurdles — 1, Alyssa Turner (HB) 50.20; 2, Jordin Seekins (W) 50.40; 3, Kelly Towne (H) 51.50; 400 relay — 1, Battle Ground 53.40; 2, La Center 54.30; 3, Washougal 57.80; 800 relay — Hockinson 1:56.70; 2, Hudson’s Bay 1:57.60; 3, Ridgefield 2:00.60; 1,600 relay — 1, Battle Ground 4:29.00; 2, Washougal 4:31.00; 3, La Center 5:34.60; Shot put — 1, Gabi Dixson (BG) 35-101⁄2; 2, Heidi Greear (W) 32-43⁄4; 3, Shelby Williams (R) 31-21⁄4; Discus — 1, Gabi Dixson (BG) 106-8; 2, Danielle Baucom (L) 96-8; 3, Megan Pitner (BG) 89-2; Javelin — 1, Jordin Seekins (W) 124-9; 2, Kayla Smith (BG) 108-6; 3, Angela Lindersmith (BG) 106-6; High jump — 1, Lauren Baker (L) 4-10; 2, Marrisa Moore (L) 4-6; 3, Danielle Baucom (L) 4-6; Long jump — 1, Paige Stephens (H) 14-73⁄4; 2, Kassy Verhagen (L) 14-11⁄4; 3, Mani Wanderer (R) 13-1111⁄2; Triple jump — 1, Katrina Chamberlain (L) 32-31⁄2; 2, Elle Wade (W) 32-23⁄4; 3, Bre’Anna Glynn (HB) 31-31⁄4; Pole vault — 1, Lindsey Wessa (BG) 9-0; 2, Shauna Christensen (BG) 8-6; 3, Hannah Trigg (L) 8-6.
COLUMBIA RIVER 91, SKYVIEW 53
100 meters — 1, Caitlin Leonhardt (S) 13.63; 200 — 1, Goodwin (S) 27.91; 400 — 1, Goodman (S) 1:06.93; 800 — 1, Jessica Bottelberghe (CR) 2:26.06; 1,600 — 1, Jessica Bottelberghe (CR) 5:23.28; 3,200 — 1, Priscilla Timmons (S) 12:14.38; 100 hurdles — 1, Amanda Alvarez (CR) 18.90; 300 hurdles — 1, Rachel Fulwider (CR) 54.87; 400 relay — 1, Skyview 53.22; 1,600 relay — 1, Columbia River N/A; Shot put — 1, Anna Adamko (CR) 32-0; Discus — 1, Larisa Bloomstrom (S) 109-9; Javelin — 1, Anna Adamko (CR) 122-9; High jump — 1, Karah Ambrose (CR) 5-0; Long jump — 1, Amanda Alvarez (CR) 16-41⁄2; Triple jump — 1, Amanda Alvarez (CR) 36-1; Pole vault — 1, Whitney Gassaway (CR) 8-6.
HERITAGE 76, CAMAS 73
100 meters — 1, Lateashea Currie (H) 12.67; 200 — 1, J. Lewis (H) 28.49; 400 — 1, S. Hager (C) 1:08.03; 800 — 1, Marshelle Slayton (C) 2:37.34; 1,600 — 1, Sarah Alvick (H) 5:52.19; 3,200 — 1, Kayla Blackford (C) 12:47.27; 100 hurdles — 1, R. Gibson (H) 17.27; 300 hurdles — 1, R. Gibson (H) 49.80; 400 relay — 1, Heritage 51.17; 800 relay — 1, Camas 2:04; 1,600 relay — 1, Camas 4:39.09; Shot put — 1, Samantha Youngblood (C) 32-31⁄2; Discus — 1, Madelene Midles (C) 91-3; Javelin — 1, Megan Youngblood (C) 101-10; High jump — 1, T. Willie and M. de Zoele (C) 4-8; Long jump — 1, Chawncy McClenan (H) 16-21⁄2; Triple jump — 1, Stephanie Harold (H) 32-31⁄2; Pole vault — 1, Natallie Harold (H) 5-0.
UNION 124, FORT VANCOUVER 15
100 meters — 1, Sarah Takayoshi (U) 12.82; 200 — 1, Sarah Takayoshi (U) 27.29; 400 — 1, H. Mitchell (U) 1:09.55; 800 — 1, J. Wells (U) 3:01.88; 1,600 — 1, K. Cochran (U) 5:56.59; 3,200 — 1, M. Diminsky (U) 14:54.59; 100 hurdles — 1, S. Jordan (U) 17.89; 300 hurdles — 1, B. Sych (U) 48.02; 400 relay — 1, Union 53.07; 1,600 relay — 1, Union 4:41.28; Shot put — 1, Carolina Siofele (U) 33-10; Discus — 1, M. Ojukwu (U) 102-6; Javelin — 1, Carolina Siofele (U) 79-9; High jump — 1, Megan Dire (U) 4-10; Long jump — 1, Megan Dire (U) 15-1; Triple jump — 1, Megan Dire (U) 33-111⁄2; Pole vault — 1, Angela Gardner (FV) 9-0.
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Irish track teams build from 'base zero'
DeSales has a roster heavy with underclassmen as the new season begins.
By David Capra of the Walla Walla Union-Bulletin
WALLA WALLA — The DeSales track and field team will begin its 2008 season with a roster heavy on underclassmen.
That’s because the Irish lost eight seniors from last year’s squad that sent 10 qualifiers to the Class B state meet in Cheney.
“We’re kind of back down to base zero a little bit,â€
Irish track teams build from 'base zero'
DeSales has a roster heavy with underclassmen as the new season begins.
By David Capra of the Walla Walla Union-Bulletin
WALLA WALLA — The DeSales track and field team will begin its 2008 season with a roster heavy on underclassmen.
That’s because the Irish lost eight seniors from last year’s squad that sent 10 qualifiers to the Class B state meet in Cheney.
“We’re kind of back down to base zero a little bit,â€
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Blue Devil track teams confident
Wa-Hi's boys reload after last season's fifth-place state finish, and the girls also are optimistic this year.
By Roy Elia of the Walla Walla Union-Bulletin
WALLA WALLA — As the 2008 track season approaches, both the Wa-Hi boys and girls teams seem to be poised for successful campaigns.
And with good reason, it appears.
Harvey Wellington is in his 41st year on the Blue Devil coaching staff and is optimistic that his 2008 boys team can sustain excellence displayed by last year’s squad that won both the CBL district and league titles — Wa-Hi’s fifth league championship in eight years — and placed fifth in the Class 4A state meet.
That confidence comes despite the loss of three talented seniors. Aaron Mettler, now at Eastern Washington University, was state champion in the javelin, Andrew Battenburg was second in the 200 and fourth in the 400, and Adam Neace finished fourth in the pole vault.
“We have 107 kids out there,â€
Blue Devil track teams confident
Wa-Hi's boys reload after last season's fifth-place state finish, and the girls also are optimistic this year.
By Roy Elia of the Walla Walla Union-Bulletin
WALLA WALLA — As the 2008 track season approaches, both the Wa-Hi boys and girls teams seem to be poised for successful campaigns.
And with good reason, it appears.
Harvey Wellington is in his 41st year on the Blue Devil coaching staff and is optimistic that his 2008 boys team can sustain excellence displayed by last year’s squad that won both the CBL district and league titles — Wa-Hi’s fifth league championship in eight years — and placed fifth in the Class 4A state meet.
That confidence comes despite the loss of three talented seniors. Aaron Mettler, now at Eastern Washington University, was state champion in the javelin, Andrew Battenburg was second in the 200 and fourth in the 400, and Adam Neace finished fourth in the pole vault.
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W.F. West Gets Some Solid Performances at Longview Relays
Brent Kaplan had a great start to his senior season for W.F. West’s track and field team.
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LONGVIEW -- Brent Kaplan had a great start to his senior season for W.F. West’s track and field team, setting a personal record in the long jump with a mark of 21-feeet, 10-inches, which was the best jump of the day at the Longview Rotary Relays, said Bearcat coach Autumn Ledgerwood.
“Brent was excited with this breakout jump and a had solid performance running the boys relays as well,â€
W.F. West Gets Some Solid Performances at Longview Relays
Brent Kaplan had a great start to his senior season for W.F. West’s track and field team.
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LONGVIEW -- Brent Kaplan had a great start to his senior season for W.F. West’s track and field team, setting a personal record in the long jump with a mark of 21-feeet, 10-inches, which was the best jump of the day at the Longview Rotary Relays, said Bearcat coach Autumn Ledgerwood.
“Brent was excited with this breakout jump and a had solid performance running the boys relays as well,â€
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Spring Sports Preview: Track attracts Coupeville athletes
By Tim Adams
Mar 08 2008
Third-year head track coach Randy King said he has between 35 and 40 athletes on the Coupeville High School boys and girls track teams.
“We have a pretty good sized team with a lot of competitive people,â€
Spring Sports Preview: Track attracts Coupeville athletes
By Tim Adams
Mar 08 2008
Third-year head track coach Randy King said he has between 35 and 40 athletes on the Coupeville High School boys and girls track teams.
“We have a pretty good sized team with a lot of competitive people,â€
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Spring Sports Preview: Talented Wildcats christen new Oak Harbor track
By Tim Adams
Mar 08 2008
Talent and numbers abound for Oak Harbor High School track coaches Jay Turner and Eric Peterson.
To make matters even better, the Wildcats now have a first-rate track facility at the new Wildcat Memorial Stadium and will host two home meets this season — something that hasn’t happened for many years.
“Right now, we have more than 100 athletes on the team,â€
Spring Sports Preview: Talented Wildcats christen new Oak Harbor track
By Tim Adams
Mar 08 2008
Talent and numbers abound for Oak Harbor High School track coaches Jay Turner and Eric Peterson.
To make matters even better, the Wildcats now have a first-rate track facility at the new Wildcat Memorial Stadium and will host two home meets this season — something that hasn’t happened for many years.
“Right now, we have more than 100 athletes on the team,â€
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The 2008 Cashmere High School girls track team: bottom row from left, Diana Fernandez, Maria Soto, Cecilia Guzman, Cassie Peck, Theresa Hillock, Kelsie Folden. Second row, Mayra Hurtado, Maricsa Montoya, Kaylee Carson, Amanda Hart, Ashly Down, Jessica Guerrero, Ariel Lynch , Kylie Brunner. Third row: Mavis King, Jordan Cunningham, Maddy Cunningham, Kelsey Taylor, Faith Callahan, Kelli Reid, Daniells Grams, Taylor Norris. Top row: Samantha Baltrusch, Kelsi Smith, Taylor Twitchell, Paige Castro, Alexa Johnson, Katelyn Thmpson, Emily Abbott, Jocelyn Carias. Not pictured: Katy Bauscher, Yadira Castaneda, Bree Cornell, Kelsey Hicks, Alicia Hinkle, Taylor Landes, Sarah Mitchell Rosie Mora and Whitney Throgmorton.
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The 2008 Cashmere High School boys track team: bottom row from left, Rudy Blomquist, John Stolhammer, Jacob Clay, Robby Godfrey, Josh Mason, David Parker and Alex Bushy. Second row: Martin Dvorak, Edward Callahan, John Mitchell, Dustin Grams, Jacob Carson, Chris Ruether, Logan Bridges, Seth Pierson. Third row: Joseph Green, Dan Callahan, Kevin Kenoyer, Artemio Guerrero, Antonio Martinez, Kevin Bailey, Michael Ruether, Jorge Sanchez. Fourth row: Josh Cheever, Blaine Raven, Swamy Rodriguez, Ben Allen, Brendan Burrill. Top row: Alberto Huetos, Cody McIntyre, Garth Stephenson, Jonah Terrell-Lewis, Joe Clark, Zack Tweden.
2008 Cashmere track teams are on the fast lane to success
Sebastian Moraga
Staff Writer
Track head coach Jeff Kenoyer has reason to be optimistic.
Of the team's boys, who placed eighth at state, all but one athlete with state experience are returning. Among the girls' squad, that placed seventh at state, all but three athletes are returning.
"Things look pretty good," said Kenoyer during an interview late last week. "Those who went to state are looking forward to going again."
The team's 80-plus athletes began practicing for their first meet on March 14, the start of what Kenoyer said will be a particularly tough season.
"We had a coaches meeting last Sunday (March 2) and most of the teams have bigger teams," Kenoyer said. "So it's going to be good competition all the way through."
Chelan and Lake Roosevelt are some of the teams to beat, Kenoyer said. Judging by last year's results, the other teams have fair reason to fear the orange and black. Cashmere placed among the top two teams in the league, the district and the regional championships.
Some of the athletes from last year's season who are coming back for more include runner Seth Pierson, runner Kylie Brunner, pole vaulter Jacob Carson, runner Chris Ruether and shot putter David Parker.
Looking past this season, the 2009 campaign presents a unique challenge for Kenoyer. A fourth boys' sport - soccer - will be included.
Kenoyer believes adding boys' soccer is going to hurt the existing spring sports.
"Thirty-eight students voted for boys soccer," he said. "Of those 38, 35 come from tennis, baseball or track. We really didn't need anything, it was just something people wanted, so it's what they got."
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The 2008 Cashmere High School girls track team: bottom row from left, Diana Fernandez, Maria Soto, Cecilia Guzman, Cassie Peck, Theresa Hillock, Kelsie Folden. Second row, Mayra Hurtado, Maricsa Montoya, Kaylee Carson, Amanda Hart, Ashly Down, Jessica Guerrero, Ariel Lynch , Kylie Brunner. Third row: Mavis King, Jordan Cunningham, Maddy Cunningham, Kelsey Taylor, Faith Callahan, Kelli Reid, Daniells Grams, Taylor Norris. Top row: Samantha Baltrusch, Kelsi Smith, Taylor Twitchell, Paige Castro, Alexa Johnson, Katelyn Thmpson, Emily Abbott, Jocelyn Carias. Not pictured: Katy Bauscher, Yadira Castaneda, Bree Cornell, Kelsey Hicks, Alicia Hinkle, Taylor Landes, Sarah Mitchell Rosie Mora and Whitney Throgmorton.
Photo by Sebastian Moraga
The 2008 Cashmere High School boys track team: bottom row from left, Rudy Blomquist, John Stolhammer, Jacob Clay, Robby Godfrey, Josh Mason, David Parker and Alex Bushy. Second row: Martin Dvorak, Edward Callahan, John Mitchell, Dustin Grams, Jacob Carson, Chris Ruether, Logan Bridges, Seth Pierson. Third row: Joseph Green, Dan Callahan, Kevin Kenoyer, Artemio Guerrero, Antonio Martinez, Kevin Bailey, Michael Ruether, Jorge Sanchez. Fourth row: Josh Cheever, Blaine Raven, Swamy Rodriguez, Ben Allen, Brendan Burrill. Top row: Alberto Huetos, Cody McIntyre, Garth Stephenson, Jonah Terrell-Lewis, Joe Clark, Zack Tweden.
2008 Cashmere track teams are on the fast lane to success
Sebastian Moraga
Staff Writer
Track head coach Jeff Kenoyer has reason to be optimistic.
Of the team's boys, who placed eighth at state, all but one athlete with state experience are returning. Among the girls' squad, that placed seventh at state, all but three athletes are returning.
"Things look pretty good," said Kenoyer during an interview late last week. "Those who went to state are looking forward to going again."
The team's 80-plus athletes began practicing for their first meet on March 14, the start of what Kenoyer said will be a particularly tough season.
"We had a coaches meeting last Sunday (March 2) and most of the teams have bigger teams," Kenoyer said. "So it's going to be good competition all the way through."
Chelan and Lake Roosevelt are some of the teams to beat, Kenoyer said. Judging by last year's results, the other teams have fair reason to fear the orange and black. Cashmere placed among the top two teams in the league, the district and the regional championships.
Some of the athletes from last year's season who are coming back for more include runner Seth Pierson, runner Kylie Brunner, pole vaulter Jacob Carson, runner Chris Ruether and shot putter David Parker.
Looking past this season, the 2009 campaign presents a unique challenge for Kenoyer. A fourth boys' sport - soccer - will be included.
Kenoyer believes adding boys' soccer is going to hurt the existing spring sports.
"Thirty-eight students voted for boys soccer," he said. "Of those 38, 35 come from tennis, baseball or track. We really didn't need anything, it was just something people wanted, so it's what they got."
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Boys and girls team on fast track
Ian Dunn
Staff Writer
If you said the Cascade track team was on the fast track, you would be correct. The boys and girls teams feature a number of talented performers who knocked on the door of the state meet last year and figure to kick it down this season.
Second year head track coach Rob Rosenau is no stranger to this group of athletes, having served as the assistant track coach for the past 14 years.
"We're young. But I'm enthusiastic. We have good returners," he said.
Leading the way for the girls team are sophomores Michelle Harrod and Haley Darlington. Harrod ran on the 4x400 meter state relay team, and Darlington just missed state in the 100 run.
Another key performer is senior Roxanne Reimer with the discus. She also just missed state last year.
For the boys, returning is senior state qualifier Boone Davis in the 400 run. Junior Aleas Gomez fell just short of state in the discus competition Rosenau said they are making a push in the pole vault this season, an event just added last year.
"We had three kids go to the pole vault camp at Central Washington University," he said, "Thomas Steinke, Martin Forchemer and Kendell Martin."
Last season the girls team finished second in league, while the boys were fourth.
"Our girls can contend, and the boys should be competitive," he said. "All the kids are quality athletes. As for the freshmen, we don't know what we have yet."
The first track meet for the Kodiaks is Friday, March 14, at Cashmere against Brewster, Cashmere and Cle Elum.
"We have basically everybody back," he said. "These kids know what they're capable of doing. Only three kids did not make make regionals. The kids that have come back are working harder than ever. That really sets the tone for everybody."
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Boys and girls team on fast track
Ian Dunn
Staff Writer
If you said the Cascade track team was on the fast track, you would be correct. The boys and girls teams feature a number of talented performers who knocked on the door of the state meet last year and figure to kick it down this season.
Second year head track coach Rob Rosenau is no stranger to this group of athletes, having served as the assistant track coach for the past 14 years.
"We're young. But I'm enthusiastic. We have good returners," he said.
Leading the way for the girls team are sophomores Michelle Harrod and Haley Darlington. Harrod ran on the 4x400 meter state relay team, and Darlington just missed state in the 100 run.
Another key performer is senior Roxanne Reimer with the discus. She also just missed state last year.
For the boys, returning is senior state qualifier Boone Davis in the 400 run. Junior Aleas Gomez fell just short of state in the discus competition Rosenau said they are making a push in the pole vault this season, an event just added last year.
"We had three kids go to the pole vault camp at Central Washington University," he said, "Thomas Steinke, Martin Forchemer and Kendell Martin."
Last season the girls team finished second in league, while the boys were fourth.
"Our girls can contend, and the boys should be competitive," he said. "All the kids are quality athletes. As for the freshmen, we don't know what we have yet."
The first track meet for the Kodiaks is Friday, March 14, at Cashmere against Brewster, Cashmere and Cle Elum.
"We have basically everybody back," he said. "These kids know what they're capable of doing. Only three kids did not make make regionals. The kids that have come back are working harder than ever. That really sets the tone for everybody."
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