Area Roundup: Kent, Delapp pace Ducks at Robertson Invitational
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Apr 14, 2007 - 11:54:17 pm PDT
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TENINO ---- Kandra Kent won four events for the Toutle Lake girls while Jeran Delapp won three individually and anchored a Ducks' relay victory here Saturday at the Gordy Robertson Invitational track and field meet.
W.F. West swept the team standings, winning the boys' side with 107 team points while topping the girls' standings with 110 points.
The TL boys placed second (100 points) as Delapp paced the way with first-place finishes in the 100 (11.2 seconds), 200 (22.7) and 400 (52.9). Delapp, Tim Kelley, Taylor Schnebly and Shayne Croft teamed to win the 400 relay in 45-flat.
Also for the Ducks, Schnebly won both the long jump (20-feet) and triple jump (40-9), and Kelley won the 300 hurdles (44.7). Kelley was runner-up in the 110 hurdles (16.7) and Croft took third in the 200 (23.6).
For the TL girls, who were third with 65 points, Kent's dominance included victories in the 100 (12.9), 400 (1:04.0), long jump (16-4) and triple jump with a personal-record of 33-0.
Teammate Leigh Dennison placed second in the high jump (4-10).
The Toledo girls finished second overall with 90 points, led by Britnie Baker's victory in the high jump (5-4), second-place showing in the 300 hurdles (51.8) and third-place finish in the long jump (15-1 1/2). Other individual standouts for the Indians were Ashlee Coffey, who won the shotput with a PR toss of 37-11, Kimmi Steidel (second in the 400) and Lia Lucas (third in the triple jump with a distance of 28-5).
Toledo's 400 relay team (Hilary Luhn, Lacey Scott, Steidel, Chelsea Nelberg) placed second in 54-flat while its 1600 relay team (Steidel, Baker, Luhn, Lucas) took second in 4:46.
Nagunst paces Columbians
BANKS ---- Rainier's Kayla Nagunst won the 400 in 1:02.87 and placed third in the 800 in 2:28.36 to highlight individual performances by the Columbians here Saturday at the 18-team Banks Invitational.
"I was really impressed with how we did," Rainier coach Thor Ware said.
Also for the Rainier girls, Briana Gallaher placed second in the 3000 (12:04.02).
Hazze Walker led the Rainier boys with a second-place showing in the long jump (20-10).
Kitchens shatters own record
YELM ---- Kelso's Kara Kitchens one-upped herself here Friday at the Mountain Invitational track and field meet.
Kitchens broke her previous Kelso school-record in the pole vault (9-feet, 9-inches) by three inches with a mark of 10 feet to win the event and help the Lassies to a second-place finish at the 11-team invite. Second-placers for the Lassies were: Kelly Swanson in the 3200 with a PR of 12:29, Jill Karnofski in the javelin (103-8) and Amber Miles in the shotput (33-1 1/2).
Taking third were: Chelsea Schulz in the javelin (100-9) and Kayla Davis in both the high jump (4-6) and triple jump (32-4 1/2).
The Kelso boys won their side of the meet, led by the victories of Cody Clark in the shotput (PR of 51-6 1/4) and Nick Jones in the 800 (2:00.9).
"It's really been enjoyable this year watching out kids working so hard and seeing their hard work pay off," Kelso coach Joe Krieder said. "Our boys have yet to get beat in any dual meet or invitational that they have participated in and that's because of their dedication and hard work."
Runners-up for the Hilanders were: Travis Peters in the 800 (2:04.2), Aaron Cook in the 3200 (10:05), Tanner Davis in the high jump (5-10) and Dylan Gaudette in the long jump (2-40). The Scottie 400 relay team of Gaudette, Jordan Wishard, Matt Montesano and Davis placed second in 44.6.
Third placers were: Gaudette in both the triple jump (42-4 1/2) and pole vault (12-6), Braden Keller in the javelin (PR of 172-8), Darry Rupe in the discus (141-7 1/2) and Riley Davis in the high jump (5-10). The Hilander 1600 relay team of Omar Zurita, Trent Crossland, Montesano and Jones took third in 3:35.3.
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TRACK AND FIELD
Galloway leads RAL win
HOCKINSON ---- Andrew Galloway won three events and anchored a winning relay team as R.A. Long edged Hockinson 67-65 in the boys' portion of a Greater St. Helens 2A League track meet on Thursday.
Galloway won the high jump (5-feet-6), long jump (18-7) and triple jump (36-8 1/2), and joined Ryan Keppinger, Sterling Yates and Stephen Hamilton to win the 1600 relay in 3:43.94. Hamilton also won the 300 hurdles (42.31) and teamed with Michael Tran, Jordan Smith and Keppinger to win the 400 relay (46.91).
Luis Ramos won the 110 hurdles (17.9), Nathan Almirol claimed the 800 (2:24.11) and Arie Cottrell was tops in the shot put (49-7).
Hockinson prevailed in the girls' meet 100-37. For RAL, Andrea Avalos won the 100 hurdles (17.43) and 300 hurdles (51.87), and Shauni Harding was first in the 100 in 13.7.
Delapp posts top time
CASTLE ROCK ---- Toutle Lake's Jeran Delapp won two events, including the 400 meters in a Class 2B state-best time of 50.8 seconds, to highlight the local participants at a five-team meet Thursday hosted by Castle Rock.
La Center won both halves of the meet. The boys' scores were: La Center 77, Toutle Lake 72, White Salmon 62, Ilwaco 59 and Castle Rock 59.
The La Center girls scored 122, followed by Ilwaco with 81, Castle Rock 61, Toutle Lake 46 and White Salmon 29.
Stephen Berglund of Ilwaco placed first in the 3200 meters with a time of 11 minutes, 16 seconds. The Ilwaco girls had a double winner in Kelly Freese, who took the 3200 in 12:22 and the 1600 in 5:56. Bonnie Perez won the javelin with a throw of 105-7, and Annika Wolters won the 300 hurdles in 59.09. The 1600 relay of Perez, Wolters, Freese and Cameo Ulbricht won in 4:34.
Toutle Lake's Kandra Kent won the long jump in 15-6, the triple jump with a PR of 32-4 1/2 and the 400 in 1:05.1. Leigh Dennison took the high jump in 4-6.
First-place winners for the Duck boys were Taylor Schnebly (long jump, 18-9 1/2 and triple jump, 37-4 1/2), Tim Kelley (110 hurdles, 17.6 and 300 hurdles, 44.7), Delapp (100, 11.5 and 400, 50.8) and Joe Schilter (1600, 5:05.5).
For the Castle Rock boys, Zach Varkevisser won the shot put at 44-11 1/2 and Tyler Eccles the 800 in 2:13.0.
Emily Damschen won the shot put for the CR girls with a heave of 33-0, and Jessica Faul, Marrisa Carpentier, Alyssa Hensley and Jacque Dent won the 800 relay in 2:03.08.
Clean sweep for 'Nooks
ONALASKA ---- Kalama dominated both halves of Onalaska's seven-team track meet here Thursday. The Chinooks won the boys' side with 141 points, with Wahkiakum's 77 good for second place. On the girls' side, Wahkiakum's 120 was second to Kalama's 151.
Marcus Pond was the Chinooks' big winner. He took the 400 meters in 51.29 and the 100 in 11.47, and ran on the victorious 400 (45.00) and 1600 (time not available) relay teams, along with Charlie Ashlock, Trevor McCain and Israel Jessee.
Shane Walker (110 hurdles, 19.08) and McCain (javelin, 161-10 1/2) also won for the Kalama boys. Amanda Clizbe placed first in the 100 hurdles (18.5) and the long jump (14-0) for the Kalama girls.
Toby David was the lone winner for the Wahkiakum boys (200, 23.42).
For the Wahkiakum girls, Jasmine Bingham won the 100 (12.96) and 200 (27.48), and teamed with Abby Burns, Whitley Wirkkala and Brandi Arness to win the 400 relay in 52.7. Arness also won the triple jump (31-1) and Valle Ledtke claimed the 400 (1:06).
Burns, Sarah Doumit, Arness and Ledtke teamed to win the 800 relay in 1:57.1. Wahkiakum's 1600 relay of Ledtke, Whitney Chaput, Bingham and Wirkkala also won in 4:38.
Saari shines for Comets
NASELLE ---- Erin Saari won two events for Naselle as the Comets hosted a five-team Pacific 2B League track meet on Thursday.
In the girls' meet, Ocosta edged Tacoma Baptist 78-77 to win the team crown, with Naselle tallying 76, South Bend 58 and Pe Ell 37.
Saari won the pole vault at 9-feet and claimed the high jump at 4-10. Nicole Laney also won the 400 in 1:08.
South Bend ran away with the boys' meet with 141 points. Naselle was a distant second with 67, followed by Tacoma Baptist with 61, Pe Ell 51 and Ocosta 33.
Naselle's Tyler Nortrup won the pole vault at 11-feet, and Kyle Burkhalter was tops in the 400 at 53.36.
Galloway leads RAL win
HOCKINSON ---- Andrew Galloway won three events and anchored a winning relay team as R.A. Long edged Hockinson 67-65 in the boys' portion of a Greater St. Helens 2A League track meet on Thursday.
Galloway won the high jump (5-feet-6), long jump (18-7) and triple jump (36-8 1/2), and joined Ryan Keppinger, Sterling Yates and Stephen Hamilton to win the 1600 relay in 3:43.94. Hamilton also won the 300 hurdles (42.31) and teamed with Michael Tran, Jordan Smith and Keppinger to win the 400 relay (46.91).
Luis Ramos won the 110 hurdles (17.9), Nathan Almirol claimed the 800 (2:24.11) and Arie Cottrell was tops in the shot put (49-7).
Hockinson prevailed in the girls' meet 100-37. For RAL, Andrea Avalos won the 100 hurdles (17.43) and 300 hurdles (51.87), and Shauni Harding was first in the 100 in 13.7.
Delapp posts top time
CASTLE ROCK ---- Toutle Lake's Jeran Delapp won two events, including the 400 meters in a Class 2B state-best time of 50.8 seconds, to highlight the local participants at a five-team meet Thursday hosted by Castle Rock.
La Center won both halves of the meet. The boys' scores were: La Center 77, Toutle Lake 72, White Salmon 62, Ilwaco 59 and Castle Rock 59.
The La Center girls scored 122, followed by Ilwaco with 81, Castle Rock 61, Toutle Lake 46 and White Salmon 29.
Stephen Berglund of Ilwaco placed first in the 3200 meters with a time of 11 minutes, 16 seconds. The Ilwaco girls had a double winner in Kelly Freese, who took the 3200 in 12:22 and the 1600 in 5:56. Bonnie Perez won the javelin with a throw of 105-7, and Annika Wolters won the 300 hurdles in 59.09. The 1600 relay of Perez, Wolters, Freese and Cameo Ulbricht won in 4:34.
Toutle Lake's Kandra Kent won the long jump in 15-6, the triple jump with a PR of 32-4 1/2 and the 400 in 1:05.1. Leigh Dennison took the high jump in 4-6.
First-place winners for the Duck boys were Taylor Schnebly (long jump, 18-9 1/2 and triple jump, 37-4 1/2), Tim Kelley (110 hurdles, 17.6 and 300 hurdles, 44.7), Delapp (100, 11.5 and 400, 50.8) and Joe Schilter (1600, 5:05.5).
For the Castle Rock boys, Zach Varkevisser won the shot put at 44-11 1/2 and Tyler Eccles the 800 in 2:13.0.
Emily Damschen won the shot put for the CR girls with a heave of 33-0, and Jessica Faul, Marrisa Carpentier, Alyssa Hensley and Jacque Dent won the 800 relay in 2:03.08.
Clean sweep for 'Nooks
ONALASKA ---- Kalama dominated both halves of Onalaska's seven-team track meet here Thursday. The Chinooks won the boys' side with 141 points, with Wahkiakum's 77 good for second place. On the girls' side, Wahkiakum's 120 was second to Kalama's 151.
Marcus Pond was the Chinooks' big winner. He took the 400 meters in 51.29 and the 100 in 11.47, and ran on the victorious 400 (45.00) and 1600 (time not available) relay teams, along with Charlie Ashlock, Trevor McCain and Israel Jessee.
Shane Walker (110 hurdles, 19.08) and McCain (javelin, 161-10 1/2) also won for the Kalama boys. Amanda Clizbe placed first in the 100 hurdles (18.5) and the long jump (14-0) for the Kalama girls.
Toby David was the lone winner for the Wahkiakum boys (200, 23.42).
For the Wahkiakum girls, Jasmine Bingham won the 100 (12.96) and 200 (27.48), and teamed with Abby Burns, Whitley Wirkkala and Brandi Arness to win the 400 relay in 52.7. Arness also won the triple jump (31-1) and Valle Ledtke claimed the 400 (1:06).
Burns, Sarah Doumit, Arness and Ledtke teamed to win the 800 relay in 1:57.1. Wahkiakum's 1600 relay of Ledtke, Whitney Chaput, Bingham and Wirkkala also won in 4:38.
Saari shines for Comets
NASELLE ---- Erin Saari won two events for Naselle as the Comets hosted a five-team Pacific 2B League track meet on Thursday.
In the girls' meet, Ocosta edged Tacoma Baptist 78-77 to win the team crown, with Naselle tallying 76, South Bend 58 and Pe Ell 37.
Saari won the pole vault at 9-feet and claimed the high jump at 4-10. Nicole Laney also won the 400 in 1:08.
South Bend ran away with the boys' meet with 141 points. Naselle was a distant second with 67, followed by Tacoma Baptist with 61, Pe Ell 51 and Ocosta 33.
Naselle's Tyler Nortrup won the pole vault at 11-feet, and Kyle Burkhalter was tops in the 400 at 53.36.
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Willamette Falls Invitational
At Oregon City
Team scores
Heritage 128.5. Oregon City 126.5, Pendleton 112.5, Corvallis 101, Hood River 87.5, Estacada 46, Woodburn 21, Madison 18, Olympia 13.
Heritage place winners
100 - 3, Peter Chambers, time not available. 4, Matt Cage, time not available. 200 - 3, Chambers 24.1. 400 - 2, Tanner Hoecherl 53.2, 800 - 2, Andrew Springsteen 2:02.0. 7, Sean Ryan 2:05.4. 1,500 - 6, Shane Weldon 4:14.4. 3,000 - 2, Josh Burrus 9:28.7. 110 high hurdles - 5, Brandon Mitchell 17.7. 7, Garrett Grayson 18.1. 300 hurdles - 6, Mitchell 43.5. 8, Cody Yahn 44.8. 400 Relay - 3, Heritage (Matt Cage, Trebor Swarz, Chambers, Hoecherl) 45.6. 1,600 Relay - 6, Heritage (Ryan, Hoecherl, Springsteen, Weldon) 3:40.3. Triple jump - 5, Chris Hasan 39-9 1/2. 7, Zach Gretgory 39-0. High jump - 3, Shaun Sams 5-10. 6, Donovan Marion 5-8. Long jump - 6, Yahn 19-6 3/4. Javelin - 2. Jacob Wilson 184-5. 5, Steven Forgette 151-10. Discus - 1, Donovan Cunningham 142-6. 3, Eric Lopez 127-10. Shot put - 1, Cunningham 49-2. 4, Jon Rabago 43-0. Pole vault - 4. Garrett Frigon 11-6. 5, Patrick Poteete 10-6.
Al McKee Invitational
At Stevenson
Team scores
Hockinson 157, Washougal 99, Rainier 95, La Center 70, Stevenson 46, White Salmon 28, Corbett 23.
Top individual results
100 meters - 1, Colton Dunn (Hoc) 11.41. 2, Bryce Livesay (LC) 11.81. 3, Derek Patterson (Hoc) 12.08; 200 - 1, Dunn (Hoc) 23.62. 2, Livesay (LC) 24.32. 3, Robbie McMullen (Rai) 24.64; 400 - 1, Dunn (Hoc) 51.63. 2, Maxwell Shantz (Hoc) 53.0, 3, Scott Nado (Cor) 53.44.; 800 - 1, Miles Nelson (Was) 2:04.18. 2, Jake Soulanegt (Cor) 2:05.95. 3, Luis Roque (WS) 2:07.8; 1,600 - 1, Trevor Stephens (Hoc) 4:43.5. 2, Jake Peterson (Was) 5:05.59. 3, Matt Porter (Hoc) 5:11.06; 3,200 - 1, Stephens (Hoc) 10:35.14. 2, Peterson (Was) 10:43.21; 110 hurdles - 1, Charlie Dittbrenner (Rai) 17.04. 2, Tyler MacKinnon (Ste) 18.18. 3, Jon Parsons (Hoc) 18.68; 300 hurdles - 1, Dittbrenner (Rai) 44.09. 2, Sam Swartz (Cor) 45.59. 3, Phil Johnson (Hoc) 46.09; 400 relay - 1, Hockinson (Justin Green, Phil Johnson, Derek Patterson, Matt Williams) 46.77. 2, La Center (Justin Haulk, Livesay, Aaron McGraw, James Messersmith) 46.87. 3, Washougal (Will Whetzel, John Stainbrook, Shawn Smith, Ben O'Hara) 46.91; 1,600 relay - 1, Washougal (whetzel, Nelson, Merriman, Stainbrook) 3:47.02. 2, Rainier 3:47.38. 3, Hockinson (Dunn, Schantz, Stephens, Parsons) 3:47.39; Shot put - 1, Terrance Yoho (Hoc) 44-9 1/2. 2, Brian Robertson (LC) 42-10 3/4. 3, Chris Erickson (Hoc) 41-1 1/2; Discus - 1, Yoho (Hoc) 147-9. 2, Cody Ward, (LC) 124-4. 3, Erickson (Hoc) 123-4; Javelin - 1, Yoho (Hoc) 173-3. 2, Kyle Lyon (Rai) 166-3 1/2. 3, Cody Ward (LC) 163-0 1/2; High jump - 1, Calvin Garrett (WS) 6-0. 2, Lewis Meyers (Ste) 5-10. 3, Schantz (Hoc) 5-10; Long jump - 1, Adam Bodkin (Was) 18-11. 2, Kyle North (Rai) 18-0. 3, Brian Robertson (LC) 17-11; Triple jump - 1, North (Rai) 39-0 1/4. 2, Bodkin (Was) 38-3 3/4. 3, Kyle Lyon (Rai) 37-10 3/4; Pole vault - 1, Ian Wheeler (Ste) 11-0. 2, Tom Carroll (Was) 10-0. 3, Austin McCrum (Ste) 8-6.
Willamette Falls Invitational
At Oregon City
Team scores
Olympia 149, Heritage 142.5, Oregon City 97, Hood Rver 93.5, Pendleton 69.5, Corvallis 64.5, Woodburn 24, Madison 9, Estacada 8.
Heritage place winners
100 - 1, Lateashea Currie 12.43. 5, Candas Martin 13.36. 7, Jasmin Lewis 13.5. 200 - 2, Currie 26.60. 400 - 7, Carlie Bailes 1:04.01. 800 - 2, Anastasia Mazhnikova 2:33.5. 4, Sarah Alvick 2:35.6. 1,500 - 6, Alvick 5:17.8. 8, Alissa Fleming 5:33.5. 3,000 - 7, Haley Hatch 12:17.8. 8, Angela Gula 12:24.2. 100 hurdles - 8, Joelle Perez 18.4. 300 hurdles - 4, Royesha Gibson 50.2. 400 relay - 1, Heritage (Anisa Holt, Jasmin Lewis, Currie, Martin) 49.6. 1,600 - 4, Heritage (Erin Overbay, Sarah Cusanelli, Gibson, Bailes) 4:25.02. Long jump - 4, Chawncy McClenan 15-8. High jump - 3, Sammy Lain 4-10. 6, Chenelle Smith 4-10. 7, McClenan 4-8, Triple jump - 4, Kristin McNeil 33-0. 5, C. Smith 32-3/4. 7, Stephanie Harold 31-7. Javelin - 3, Perez 97-3. Pole vault - 6, Harold 7-6. 8, Overbay 6-6. Shot put - 1, Carolina Siofele 35-8. 4, Britney Kreuger 32-2. 6, Abbey Snell 31-4. Discus - 1, Siofele 121-5. 2, Kreuger 107-3. 7, Snell 78-3.
Al McKee Invitational
At Stevenson
Team scores
Hockinson 164, Stevenson 109, La Center 102, Rainier 92, Washougal 62, White Salmon 23, Corbett 1.
Top individual results
100 meters - 1, Kassy Verhagen (LC) 13.38. 2, Kyra Oja (Hoc) 14.06. 3, Layra Pettit (LC) 14.07; 200 - 1, Verhagen (LC) 27.4. 2, Rylee Walker (Ste) 27.45. 3, Hannah Trigg (LC) 28.44; 400 - 1, Elle Wade (Was) 1:01.86. 2, Emily Allison (Hoc) 1:02.26. 3, Laura Shrum (LC) 1:06.4; 800 - 1, Sarah Porter (Hoc) 2:32.17. 2, Emily Allison (Hoc) 2:34.34. 3, Karissa Owen (Rai) 2:38.67; 1,600 - 1, Shannon Porter (Hoc) 5:18.71. 2, Sarah Porter (Hoc) 5:22.48. 3, Sammy Sullivan (Ste) 5:46.67; 3,200 - 1, Shannon Porter (Hoc) 11:57.0. 2, Stacy Johnson (Hoc) 12:29.03. 3, Owen (Rai) 12:32.07; 100 hurdles - 1, Sarah Funk (Rai) 16.19. 2, Nikki Plante (Ste) 17.60. 3, Kelly Towne (Hoc) 18.06; 300 hurdles - 1, Plante (Ste) 48.24. 2, Funk (Rai) 48.77. 3, Towne (Hoc) 51.97; 400 relay - 1, La Center (Pettit, Trigg, Verhagen, Shelby Wilkerson) 53.27. 2, Stevenson (Taylor Hulsey, Kelsey Penner, Kate Jaco, Plante) 53.84. 3, Hockinson (Torri Sitzman, Towne, Oha, unnamed runner) 54.47; 800 relay - 1, Stevenson (Penner, Walker, Amanda Stump, Plante) 1:52.43. 2, La Center (Vamma, Verhagen, Pettit, Wilkerson) 1:54.57. 3, Hockinson (Oja, Sitzman, Towne, Kaitlyn Grimley) 1:58.97; 1,600 relay - 1, Hockinson (Allison, Jazzy Houghten, Sarah Porter, Shannon Porter) 4:20.81. 2, Washougal (Madelynn McIlwain, Sam Barghius, Nicole Gable, Wade) 4:29.49. 3, White Salmon (Anna Anderson, Laura Shrum, Michelle McMillen, Whitney Reynier) 4:42.23.; Shot put - 1, Brittany Johnson (Hoc) 33-3 1/2. 2, Kaylene Livengood (Rai) 29-11 3/4. 3, Heidi Greear (Was) 28-7; Discus - 1, Bailey Nelson (Ste) 93-4. 2, Katelyn Coran (Rai) 83-1. 3, Alix Barnes (Rai) 75-6 1/2; Javelin - 1, Danielle Barnes (LC) 97-5. B. Johnson (Hoc) 93-10. 3, Julianne Steele (Hoc) 88-5; High jump - 1, Rylee Walker (Ste) 5-0. 2, B. Johnson (Hoc) 4-10. 3, Lauren Baker (LC) 4-10; Long jump - 1, Walker (Ste) 15-10. 2, Paige Stephens (Hoc) 15-5. 3, Sam Berghius (Was) 14-9 1/2; Triple jump - 1, P. Stephens (Hoc) 32-7 1/2. 2, Wade (Was) 32-5 1/4. 3, Sarah Funk (Rai) 31-4 1/4; Pole vault - 1, Kelly Brashers (Ste) 8-6. 2, Hannah Trigg (LC) 8-0. 3, Ariel Geist (Rai) 8-0.
At Oregon City
Team scores
Heritage 128.5. Oregon City 126.5, Pendleton 112.5, Corvallis 101, Hood River 87.5, Estacada 46, Woodburn 21, Madison 18, Olympia 13.
Heritage place winners
100 - 3, Peter Chambers, time not available. 4, Matt Cage, time not available. 200 - 3, Chambers 24.1. 400 - 2, Tanner Hoecherl 53.2, 800 - 2, Andrew Springsteen 2:02.0. 7, Sean Ryan 2:05.4. 1,500 - 6, Shane Weldon 4:14.4. 3,000 - 2, Josh Burrus 9:28.7. 110 high hurdles - 5, Brandon Mitchell 17.7. 7, Garrett Grayson 18.1. 300 hurdles - 6, Mitchell 43.5. 8, Cody Yahn 44.8. 400 Relay - 3, Heritage (Matt Cage, Trebor Swarz, Chambers, Hoecherl) 45.6. 1,600 Relay - 6, Heritage (Ryan, Hoecherl, Springsteen, Weldon) 3:40.3. Triple jump - 5, Chris Hasan 39-9 1/2. 7, Zach Gretgory 39-0. High jump - 3, Shaun Sams 5-10. 6, Donovan Marion 5-8. Long jump - 6, Yahn 19-6 3/4. Javelin - 2. Jacob Wilson 184-5. 5, Steven Forgette 151-10. Discus - 1, Donovan Cunningham 142-6. 3, Eric Lopez 127-10. Shot put - 1, Cunningham 49-2. 4, Jon Rabago 43-0. Pole vault - 4. Garrett Frigon 11-6. 5, Patrick Poteete 10-6.
Al McKee Invitational
At Stevenson
Team scores
Hockinson 157, Washougal 99, Rainier 95, La Center 70, Stevenson 46, White Salmon 28, Corbett 23.
Top individual results
100 meters - 1, Colton Dunn (Hoc) 11.41. 2, Bryce Livesay (LC) 11.81. 3, Derek Patterson (Hoc) 12.08; 200 - 1, Dunn (Hoc) 23.62. 2, Livesay (LC) 24.32. 3, Robbie McMullen (Rai) 24.64; 400 - 1, Dunn (Hoc) 51.63. 2, Maxwell Shantz (Hoc) 53.0, 3, Scott Nado (Cor) 53.44.; 800 - 1, Miles Nelson (Was) 2:04.18. 2, Jake Soulanegt (Cor) 2:05.95. 3, Luis Roque (WS) 2:07.8; 1,600 - 1, Trevor Stephens (Hoc) 4:43.5. 2, Jake Peterson (Was) 5:05.59. 3, Matt Porter (Hoc) 5:11.06; 3,200 - 1, Stephens (Hoc) 10:35.14. 2, Peterson (Was) 10:43.21; 110 hurdles - 1, Charlie Dittbrenner (Rai) 17.04. 2, Tyler MacKinnon (Ste) 18.18. 3, Jon Parsons (Hoc) 18.68; 300 hurdles - 1, Dittbrenner (Rai) 44.09. 2, Sam Swartz (Cor) 45.59. 3, Phil Johnson (Hoc) 46.09; 400 relay - 1, Hockinson (Justin Green, Phil Johnson, Derek Patterson, Matt Williams) 46.77. 2, La Center (Justin Haulk, Livesay, Aaron McGraw, James Messersmith) 46.87. 3, Washougal (Will Whetzel, John Stainbrook, Shawn Smith, Ben O'Hara) 46.91; 1,600 relay - 1, Washougal (whetzel, Nelson, Merriman, Stainbrook) 3:47.02. 2, Rainier 3:47.38. 3, Hockinson (Dunn, Schantz, Stephens, Parsons) 3:47.39; Shot put - 1, Terrance Yoho (Hoc) 44-9 1/2. 2, Brian Robertson (LC) 42-10 3/4. 3, Chris Erickson (Hoc) 41-1 1/2; Discus - 1, Yoho (Hoc) 147-9. 2, Cody Ward, (LC) 124-4. 3, Erickson (Hoc) 123-4; Javelin - 1, Yoho (Hoc) 173-3. 2, Kyle Lyon (Rai) 166-3 1/2. 3, Cody Ward (LC) 163-0 1/2; High jump - 1, Calvin Garrett (WS) 6-0. 2, Lewis Meyers (Ste) 5-10. 3, Schantz (Hoc) 5-10; Long jump - 1, Adam Bodkin (Was) 18-11. 2, Kyle North (Rai) 18-0. 3, Brian Robertson (LC) 17-11; Triple jump - 1, North (Rai) 39-0 1/4. 2, Bodkin (Was) 38-3 3/4. 3, Kyle Lyon (Rai) 37-10 3/4; Pole vault - 1, Ian Wheeler (Ste) 11-0. 2, Tom Carroll (Was) 10-0. 3, Austin McCrum (Ste) 8-6.
Willamette Falls Invitational
At Oregon City
Team scores
Olympia 149, Heritage 142.5, Oregon City 97, Hood Rver 93.5, Pendleton 69.5, Corvallis 64.5, Woodburn 24, Madison 9, Estacada 8.
Heritage place winners
100 - 1, Lateashea Currie 12.43. 5, Candas Martin 13.36. 7, Jasmin Lewis 13.5. 200 - 2, Currie 26.60. 400 - 7, Carlie Bailes 1:04.01. 800 - 2, Anastasia Mazhnikova 2:33.5. 4, Sarah Alvick 2:35.6. 1,500 - 6, Alvick 5:17.8. 8, Alissa Fleming 5:33.5. 3,000 - 7, Haley Hatch 12:17.8. 8, Angela Gula 12:24.2. 100 hurdles - 8, Joelle Perez 18.4. 300 hurdles - 4, Royesha Gibson 50.2. 400 relay - 1, Heritage (Anisa Holt, Jasmin Lewis, Currie, Martin) 49.6. 1,600 - 4, Heritage (Erin Overbay, Sarah Cusanelli, Gibson, Bailes) 4:25.02. Long jump - 4, Chawncy McClenan 15-8. High jump - 3, Sammy Lain 4-10. 6, Chenelle Smith 4-10. 7, McClenan 4-8, Triple jump - 4, Kristin McNeil 33-0. 5, C. Smith 32-3/4. 7, Stephanie Harold 31-7. Javelin - 3, Perez 97-3. Pole vault - 6, Harold 7-6. 8, Overbay 6-6. Shot put - 1, Carolina Siofele 35-8. 4, Britney Kreuger 32-2. 6, Abbey Snell 31-4. Discus - 1, Siofele 121-5. 2, Kreuger 107-3. 7, Snell 78-3.
Al McKee Invitational
At Stevenson
Team scores
Hockinson 164, Stevenson 109, La Center 102, Rainier 92, Washougal 62, White Salmon 23, Corbett 1.
Top individual results
100 meters - 1, Kassy Verhagen (LC) 13.38. 2, Kyra Oja (Hoc) 14.06. 3, Layra Pettit (LC) 14.07; 200 - 1, Verhagen (LC) 27.4. 2, Rylee Walker (Ste) 27.45. 3, Hannah Trigg (LC) 28.44; 400 - 1, Elle Wade (Was) 1:01.86. 2, Emily Allison (Hoc) 1:02.26. 3, Laura Shrum (LC) 1:06.4; 800 - 1, Sarah Porter (Hoc) 2:32.17. 2, Emily Allison (Hoc) 2:34.34. 3, Karissa Owen (Rai) 2:38.67; 1,600 - 1, Shannon Porter (Hoc) 5:18.71. 2, Sarah Porter (Hoc) 5:22.48. 3, Sammy Sullivan (Ste) 5:46.67; 3,200 - 1, Shannon Porter (Hoc) 11:57.0. 2, Stacy Johnson (Hoc) 12:29.03. 3, Owen (Rai) 12:32.07; 100 hurdles - 1, Sarah Funk (Rai) 16.19. 2, Nikki Plante (Ste) 17.60. 3, Kelly Towne (Hoc) 18.06; 300 hurdles - 1, Plante (Ste) 48.24. 2, Funk (Rai) 48.77. 3, Towne (Hoc) 51.97; 400 relay - 1, La Center (Pettit, Trigg, Verhagen, Shelby Wilkerson) 53.27. 2, Stevenson (Taylor Hulsey, Kelsey Penner, Kate Jaco, Plante) 53.84. 3, Hockinson (Torri Sitzman, Towne, Oha, unnamed runner) 54.47; 800 relay - 1, Stevenson (Penner, Walker, Amanda Stump, Plante) 1:52.43. 2, La Center (Vamma, Verhagen, Pettit, Wilkerson) 1:54.57. 3, Hockinson (Oja, Sitzman, Towne, Kaitlyn Grimley) 1:58.97; 1,600 relay - 1, Hockinson (Allison, Jazzy Houghten, Sarah Porter, Shannon Porter) 4:20.81. 2, Washougal (Madelynn McIlwain, Sam Barghius, Nicole Gable, Wade) 4:29.49. 3, White Salmon (Anna Anderson, Laura Shrum, Michelle McMillen, Whitney Reynier) 4:42.23.; Shot put - 1, Brittany Johnson (Hoc) 33-3 1/2. 2, Kaylene Livengood (Rai) 29-11 3/4. 3, Heidi Greear (Was) 28-7; Discus - 1, Bailey Nelson (Ste) 93-4. 2, Katelyn Coran (Rai) 83-1. 3, Alix Barnes (Rai) 75-6 1/2; Javelin - 1, Danielle Barnes (LC) 97-5. B. Johnson (Hoc) 93-10. 3, Julianne Steele (Hoc) 88-5; High jump - 1, Rylee Walker (Ste) 5-0. 2, B. Johnson (Hoc) 4-10. 3, Lauren Baker (LC) 4-10; Long jump - 1, Walker (Ste) 15-10. 2, Paige Stephens (Hoc) 15-5. 3, Sam Berghius (Was) 14-9 1/2; Triple jump - 1, P. Stephens (Hoc) 32-7 1/2. 2, Wade (Was) 32-5 1/4. 3, Sarah Funk (Rai) 31-4 1/4; Pole vault - 1, Kelly Brashers (Ste) 8-6. 2, Hannah Trigg (LC) 8-0. 3, Ariel Geist (Rai) 8-0.
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Grizzlies sweep up County meet
By Ray Ryan - Daily World correspondent
Saturday, April 14, 2007 11:44 PM PDT
DAILY WORLD / LOUIE TRAUB Hoquiam’s Amanda Berndt, right, edges out Aberdeen’s Jenny Voss at the finish line of the girls 4x100-meter relay at Saturday’s Grays Harbor Championships track meet at Sea Breeze Oval in Hoquiam.
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Sweeping up more than half the available gold medals, Hoquiam’s boy and girl tracksters copped both ends of the Grays Harbor County track championships Saturday at Hoquiam’s Sea Breeze Oval.
The Grizzlies outpointed Elma, 195 to 1571/2, to prevail in the boys’ competition. Hoquiam scored one point less in the girls’ meet, but that was enough to turn back Aberdeen’s 128.
Hoquiam spikers bagged nine of the 17 boys’ firsts and 10 of the 18 top spots in the girls’ competition.
Elma cut in for its share of the honors, however, by accounting for three of the five meet records set and producing the meet’s top individual scorer in Christian Stark.
The latter prevailed solidly in both sprints and both hurdles for a haul of four gold medals and set a new meet record of 15.0 with his runaway win of the high hurdles.
Other Eagle record-setters were Jordan Craig with a 181-1 fling of the boys’ javelin and Jade Haas, who spanned 17-2 in the girls’ long jump.
Mackenzie Smith, who as usual had the biggest part of Hoquiam’s gold medal haul, bagged a meet record of 9-0 in the pole vault.
The versatile senior also prevailed in the high jump and javelin and took the bronze medal on the tail end of a 1-2-3 HHS sweep of the girls’ 300 hurdles. Her three gold medals also represented successful title defenses.
DAILY WORLD / LOUIE TRAUB Hoquiam’s Izzy Chavez helps break down the pole vaulting equipment following Saturday’s all-county meet in Hoquiam. Chavez won the event with a vault of 13 feet 3 inches.
Smith’s teammates Nychele Carley, who successfully defended her title, and Emily Wood ran 1-2 in that one.
The other record-breaker was North Beach’s Tashia DeLaCruz, whose 120-10 fling of the discus gave a repeat title as well as a new mark.
The Grizzlies also had their usual quota of double winners.
Distance ace Roy Stansell captured the 1600 and 800, turning back Elma’s Mike Vest in them both, then ran third in the 3200 as Elma’s Cody Sisco repeated his 2006 title. Vest collected his third silver medal in that one.
Seth Ronk made his customary medal haul in the weights with two golds and a silver. He popped the shot an excellent 50-9 and took the discus at 153-5.
The record javelin toss by Elma’s Craig denied Ronk a third gold.
On the girls’ side, Hoquiam freshman Kelsea Williams won the two longest races and was runner-up to teammate Carly White in the 800.
The 3200 was the only event returning three-event distance champ Tess Grannemann, recovering from a broken foot, entered. Tess led narrowly for much of the race before Williams outkicked her in the final stretch.
Hoquiam’s girls got other wins from Amanda Berndt in the 200 (she also got a relay gold and a silver in the 100) and both relays.
Berndt’s relay gold came on a come-from-behind effort to nip Aberdeen’s Jenny Voss by inches at the tape in the 4x100.
The Cat Ladies had led almost all the way after Justine Sturm gave them a solid lead on the opening leg.
Sturm was another double winner, prevailing in the 100 sprint and 100 hurdles.
The Cat Ladies also got firsts from Alex Akerlund in the 400 and their 4x400 relay unit.
Also, AHS senior Breezy Wentz popped the shot a big 38-8 to prevail over North Beach’s Cheresse Weidman, last year’s state class B runner-up, who tossed an excellent 37-0.
Emily Kramer was Montesano’s lone winner of the day with a 33-41/4 triple jump.
On the boys’ side, Hoquiam junior Izzy Chavez repeated as pole vault champ with a fine 13-3 clearance. Izzy also gave a new meet record try at 13-7 a good wrestle.
Ben Eaton successfully defended his long jump title and Scott Morrison took the high jump gold for another pair of Grizzly firsts.
And Roy Erhart, the talented transfer from Anchorage, Alaska, won the 400 handily in a fine 52.1 and also anchored a runaway HHS win of the 4x100 relay.
Little Wishkah, one of the smallest school in the field, surprised by fielding a 4x400 boys’ relay team that virtually ran off and hid.
Derek Jurasin, who anchored that relay effort, also took the triple jump with a fine leap of 41-81/2.
Wishkah had some key operatives missing, notably Carly Stone who is the state’s leading 1B shot putter, but is presently sidelined with a broken wrist.
Montesano’s Jake Vetter, the county’s only reigning state champion (2A high jump) missed the meet due to family activities.
The meet was co-sponsored by The Daily World and Anchor Bank.
Boys
Hoquiam 195, Elma 1571/2, Montesano 64, Wishkah 601/2, Aberdeen 441/2, North Beach 401/2, Ocosta 8, North River 4
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By Ray Ryan - Daily World correspondent
Saturday, April 14, 2007 11:44 PM PDT
DAILY WORLD / LOUIE TRAUB Hoquiam’s Amanda Berndt, right, edges out Aberdeen’s Jenny Voss at the finish line of the girls 4x100-meter relay at Saturday’s Grays Harbor Championships track meet at Sea Breeze Oval in Hoquiam.
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Sweeping up more than half the available gold medals, Hoquiam’s boy and girl tracksters copped both ends of the Grays Harbor County track championships Saturday at Hoquiam’s Sea Breeze Oval.
The Grizzlies outpointed Elma, 195 to 1571/2, to prevail in the boys’ competition. Hoquiam scored one point less in the girls’ meet, but that was enough to turn back Aberdeen’s 128.
Hoquiam spikers bagged nine of the 17 boys’ firsts and 10 of the 18 top spots in the girls’ competition.
Elma cut in for its share of the honors, however, by accounting for three of the five meet records set and producing the meet’s top individual scorer in Christian Stark.
The latter prevailed solidly in both sprints and both hurdles for a haul of four gold medals and set a new meet record of 15.0 with his runaway win of the high hurdles.
Other Eagle record-setters were Jordan Craig with a 181-1 fling of the boys’ javelin and Jade Haas, who spanned 17-2 in the girls’ long jump.
Mackenzie Smith, who as usual had the biggest part of Hoquiam’s gold medal haul, bagged a meet record of 9-0 in the pole vault.
The versatile senior also prevailed in the high jump and javelin and took the bronze medal on the tail end of a 1-2-3 HHS sweep of the girls’ 300 hurdles. Her three gold medals also represented successful title defenses.
DAILY WORLD / LOUIE TRAUB Hoquiam’s Izzy Chavez helps break down the pole vaulting equipment following Saturday’s all-county meet in Hoquiam. Chavez won the event with a vault of 13 feet 3 inches.
Smith’s teammates Nychele Carley, who successfully defended her title, and Emily Wood ran 1-2 in that one.
The other record-breaker was North Beach’s Tashia DeLaCruz, whose 120-10 fling of the discus gave a repeat title as well as a new mark.
The Grizzlies also had their usual quota of double winners.
Distance ace Roy Stansell captured the 1600 and 800, turning back Elma’s Mike Vest in them both, then ran third in the 3200 as Elma’s Cody Sisco repeated his 2006 title. Vest collected his third silver medal in that one.
Seth Ronk made his customary medal haul in the weights with two golds and a silver. He popped the shot an excellent 50-9 and took the discus at 153-5.
The record javelin toss by Elma’s Craig denied Ronk a third gold.
On the girls’ side, Hoquiam freshman Kelsea Williams won the two longest races and was runner-up to teammate Carly White in the 800.
The 3200 was the only event returning three-event distance champ Tess Grannemann, recovering from a broken foot, entered. Tess led narrowly for much of the race before Williams outkicked her in the final stretch.
Hoquiam’s girls got other wins from Amanda Berndt in the 200 (she also got a relay gold and a silver in the 100) and both relays.
Berndt’s relay gold came on a come-from-behind effort to nip Aberdeen’s Jenny Voss by inches at the tape in the 4x100.
The Cat Ladies had led almost all the way after Justine Sturm gave them a solid lead on the opening leg.
Sturm was another double winner, prevailing in the 100 sprint and 100 hurdles.
The Cat Ladies also got firsts from Alex Akerlund in the 400 and their 4x400 relay unit.
Also, AHS senior Breezy Wentz popped the shot a big 38-8 to prevail over North Beach’s Cheresse Weidman, last year’s state class B runner-up, who tossed an excellent 37-0.
Emily Kramer was Montesano’s lone winner of the day with a 33-41/4 triple jump.
On the boys’ side, Hoquiam junior Izzy Chavez repeated as pole vault champ with a fine 13-3 clearance. Izzy also gave a new meet record try at 13-7 a good wrestle.
Ben Eaton successfully defended his long jump title and Scott Morrison took the high jump gold for another pair of Grizzly firsts.
And Roy Erhart, the talented transfer from Anchorage, Alaska, won the 400 handily in a fine 52.1 and also anchored a runaway HHS win of the 4x100 relay.
Little Wishkah, one of the smallest school in the field, surprised by fielding a 4x400 boys’ relay team that virtually ran off and hid.
Derek Jurasin, who anchored that relay effort, also took the triple jump with a fine leap of 41-81/2.
Wishkah had some key operatives missing, notably Carly Stone who is the state’s leading 1B shot putter, but is presently sidelined with a broken wrist.
Montesano’s Jake Vetter, the county’s only reigning state champion (2A high jump) missed the meet due to family activities.
The meet was co-sponsored by The Daily World and Anchor Bank.
Boys
Hoquiam 195, Elma 1571/2, Montesano 64, Wishkah 601/2, Aberdeen 441/2, North Beach 401/2, Ocosta 8, North River 4
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Track and Field
Pasco Invitational
Thanks to second-place finishes in the 300-meter hurdles (45.82) and 100-meter dash (12.59) by Morgan Clem, the Eastmont girls finished with a respectable 10th place at the prestigious Pasco Invitational. Wenatchee's Kristen Ballinger (2:20.62) was third in the 800 meters.
Eastmont's Carter Nell finished fifth in the boys pole vault with a vault of 14 feet.
Cashmere Invitational
Kings took first on both the boys and girls sides of the Cashmere-hosted invite, while the Bulldogs took second on both sides.
Cascade's Gwenna Carie finished first in the girls 100 meter dash (12.40), 200 meter dash (25.60) and 400 meter dash (58.60). Cashmere was first in the 4x200 and 4x100 meter relays, and Breanne Edmonds won the high jump with a jump of 5-foot-1.
On the boys side, Cashmere's Seth Pierson won the 800 and 1500 meter runs (2:05.90 and 4:12.10, respectively), while Ben Allen took the long jump with a jump of 20-3 and 1/3. Cashmere also took first in the 400 relay.
Pasco Invitational
Thanks to second-place finishes in the 300-meter hurdles (45.82) and 100-meter dash (12.59) by Morgan Clem, the Eastmont girls finished with a respectable 10th place at the prestigious Pasco Invitational. Wenatchee's Kristen Ballinger (2:20.62) was third in the 800 meters.
Eastmont's Carter Nell finished fifth in the boys pole vault with a vault of 14 feet.
Cashmere Invitational
Kings took first on both the boys and girls sides of the Cashmere-hosted invite, while the Bulldogs took second on both sides.
Cascade's Gwenna Carie finished first in the girls 100 meter dash (12.40), 200 meter dash (25.60) and 400 meter dash (58.60). Cashmere was first in the 4x200 and 4x100 meter relays, and Breanne Edmonds won the high jump with a jump of 5-foot-1.
On the boys side, Cashmere's Seth Pierson won the 800 and 1500 meter runs (2:05.90 and 4:12.10, respectively), while Ben Allen took the long jump with a jump of 20-3 and 1/3. Cashmere also took first in the 400 relay.
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Prep track results
Posted April 16, 2007
36th annual Cashmere Invite
Boys
Team scores -- Kings 101, Cashmere 65 1/2, Ephrata 65, Lakeside 48, Grandview 45 1/2, Meridian 33, Lake Roosevelt 32, Nooksack Valley 26, Cascade 17, Okanogan 12, Omak 6, Quincy 6, Toppenish 6, Castle Rock 4, Chelan 2, Naches 0.
110 HURDLES
1, J. Maher, Grandview 15.10. 2, M. Trimble, Cashmere 16.00. 3, T. Daugherty 16.60.
100 METERS
1, M. Martinez, Toppenish 10.70.
1500 METERS
1, Pierson, Cashmere 4:12.10.
SHOT PUT
1, Mitchell, Nooksack Valley, 48-10 1/2. 2, Way, Okanogan 46-07 1/4.
JAVELIN
1, Mitchell, Nooksack Valley, 168-04. 2, E. Callahan, Cashmere 153-10.
4x100 RELAY
1, Toppenish 44.40. 2 (tie), Ephrata and Kings 44.90.
400 METERS
1, J. Fuller, Kings 50.60. 2, M. Stanger, Lake Roosevelt 52.10.
LONG JUMP
1, Ben Allen, Cashmere 20-03 1/2.
300 HURDLES
1, J. Razo, Grandview 40.00. 2, N. Stanger, Lake Roosevelt 41.80. 3, T. Daugherty, Cascade 42.30.
DISCUS
1, Daniel Ramirez, Toppenish 149-04 1/2.
800 METERS
1, S. Pierson, Cashmere 2:05.90.
HIGH JUMP
1, Jerome Arescott, Ephrata 5-10.
200 METERS
1, M. Martinez, Toppenish 22.50.
4x400 RELAY
1, Cashmere 3:33.60. 2, Lake Roosevelt 3:34.80.
TRIPLE JUMP
1, T. Yakovich, Kings 43-07 1/2.
POLE VAULT
1, Wes Chamberlin, Ephrata 13-06. 2, Kyle MacLeod, Ephrata 13-00.
3000 METERS
1, Welch, Lakeside 9:35.40.
Girls
Team scores -- Kings 99, Cashmere 95, Ephrata 65, Grandview 64, Chelan 45, Cascade 44, Lakeside 34, Quincy 29, Meridian 22, Omak 16, Okanogan 14, Castle Rock 11, Nooksack Valley 11, Toppenish 6, Lake Roosevelt 4, Naches 4.
Posted April 16, 2007
36th annual Cashmere Invite
Boys
Team scores -- Kings 101, Cashmere 65 1/2, Ephrata 65, Lakeside 48, Grandview 45 1/2, Meridian 33, Lake Roosevelt 32, Nooksack Valley 26, Cascade 17, Okanogan 12, Omak 6, Quincy 6, Toppenish 6, Castle Rock 4, Chelan 2, Naches 0.
110 HURDLES
1, J. Maher, Grandview 15.10. 2, M. Trimble, Cashmere 16.00. 3, T. Daugherty 16.60.
100 METERS
1, M. Martinez, Toppenish 10.70.
1500 METERS
1, Pierson, Cashmere 4:12.10.
SHOT PUT
1, Mitchell, Nooksack Valley, 48-10 1/2. 2, Way, Okanogan 46-07 1/4.
JAVELIN
1, Mitchell, Nooksack Valley, 168-04. 2, E. Callahan, Cashmere 153-10.
4x100 RELAY
1, Toppenish 44.40. 2 (tie), Ephrata and Kings 44.90.
400 METERS
1, J. Fuller, Kings 50.60. 2, M. Stanger, Lake Roosevelt 52.10.
LONG JUMP
1, Ben Allen, Cashmere 20-03 1/2.
300 HURDLES
1, J. Razo, Grandview 40.00. 2, N. Stanger, Lake Roosevelt 41.80. 3, T. Daugherty, Cascade 42.30.
DISCUS
1, Daniel Ramirez, Toppenish 149-04 1/2.
800 METERS
1, S. Pierson, Cashmere 2:05.90.
HIGH JUMP
1, Jerome Arescott, Ephrata 5-10.
200 METERS
1, M. Martinez, Toppenish 22.50.
4x400 RELAY
1, Cashmere 3:33.60. 2, Lake Roosevelt 3:34.80.
TRIPLE JUMP
1, T. Yakovich, Kings 43-07 1/2.
POLE VAULT
1, Wes Chamberlin, Ephrata 13-06. 2, Kyle MacLeod, Ephrata 13-00.
3000 METERS
1, Welch, Lakeside 9:35.40.
Girls
Team scores -- Kings 99, Cashmere 95, Ephrata 65, Grandview 64, Chelan 45, Cascade 44, Lakeside 34, Quincy 29, Meridian 22, Omak 16, Okanogan 14, Castle Rock 11, Nooksack Valley 11, Toppenish 6, Lake Roosevelt 4, Naches 4.
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track
Robertson Invite in Tenino
Girls team scores: W.F. West 110, Toledo 96, Toutle Lake 65, Rochester 60, Centralia 39, Mossyrock 37, Tenino 20, Winlock 16, Steilacoom 10.
HJ (5-4) - Baker (M), Dennison (TL), Miller (R), Melberg (Tol), Angeleri (WFW), Cox (TL)
Jav (105-0) - Bryant (W), Nikander (WFW), Cabrera (R), Steidel (Tol), Miller (R), Attman (WFW)
LJ (16-4) - Kent (TL), Muxen (Ten), Baker (Tol), Patel (WFW), Betts (R), Lucas (T)
Shot (37-11) - Coffey (Tol), Cabrera (R), Bryant (W), House (S), L. Belcher (M), Hankins (WFW)
TJ (33-0) - Kent (TL), Nikander (WFW), Lucas (Tol), Cranor (R)
Discus (109-4) - L. Belcher (M), Cabrera (R), House (S), Hankins (WFW), Carr (C), E. Belcher (M)
3,200 (13:17.43) - Carlson (WFW), Kaech (M), Kreutz (WFW)
100 H (20.43) - Roco (C), Johnson (C), Albright (TL)
100 (12.84) - Kent (TL), Betts (R), Abbott (WFW), Scott (Tol), Helberg (Tol), Collins (C)
1,600 (6:17.51) - Wojnar (WFW), Kaech (M), Lindsay (WFW), Lucas (Tol), Heimbuch (R)
4x100 (54.13) - WFW, Toledo, Centralia, TL
400 (1:03.92) - Kent (TL), Kostick (WFW), Johnson (WFW), Steidel (Tol), Miller (R), Mohney (C)
300 H (51.86) - Muxen (Ten), Baker (Tol), Carlson (TL), Roco (C), Johnson (C), Melberg (Tol)
800 (2:52.44) - Lindsay (WFW), Kaech (M), Ewers (Tol), Francis (R)
200 (28.67) - Santiago (WFW), Betts (R), Luhn (Tol), Collins (C), Muxen (Ten), Peterson (C)
4x400 (4:26.55) - WFW, Toledo
Boys team scores: W.F. West 107, Toutle Lake 90, Steilacoom 62, Tenino 59, Centralia 56, Mossyrock 39, Toledo 37, Rochester 22, Winlock 0.
Discus (142-2) - Lindgren (C), Beaman (Tol), Jensen (Ten), Baumann (Ten), Tivnan (C)
Shot (45-10) - Jensen (Ten), Lindgren (C), Beaman (Tol), Baumann (Ten), Tivnan (C), Allen (WFW)
LJ (20-0) - Schably (TL), Schaefer (WFW), Beaman (Tol)
HJ (5-10) - Brooks (M), Schaefer (WFW), Ashley (Tol), Ternan (WFW), Ruege (Tol)
TJ (40-9) - Schably (TL), Brooks (M), Schaefer (WFW), Zamorano (Tol), Palmerson (R), Ruege (R)
110 H (15.42) - Perkins (S), Kelly (TL), Allwine (WFW), Miller (WFW), Palmerson (R), Meyers (C)
Jav (136-7) - Brooks (M), Morales (M), Kaiser (C), Fuller (C), Beaman (Tol), Flynn (S)
1,600 (4:57.25) - Bryan (S), Scott (R), Schilter (TL), Heidman (C), Bonagofski (WFW), Gross (M)
100 (11.13) - Delapp (TL), Kaplan (WFW), Milton (WFW), Craft (TL), Aldrich (C), Clements (C)
4x100 - TL, WFW, Steilacoom, Centralia, Mossyrock
400 (52.83) - Delapp (TL), Kaplan (WFW), Scharber (Ten), Aldrich (C), Economou (WFW), Adams (Ten)
300 H (44.61) - Kelly (TL), Miller (WFW), Wright (Ten), Apantipan (WFW), Scholerman (Tol), Meyers (C)
800 (2:07.42) - Bryan (S), Rasmussen (Ten), Cummins (WFW), Zamorano (Tol), Harris (Ten), Justice (WFW)
200 (22.77) - Delapp (TL), Kaplan (WFW), Craft (TL), Speer (C), Sterling (S), Adams (Ten)
3,200 (10:51.58) - Bryan (S), Cushman (S), Wojtysiak (R), Heidman (C), Havens (WFW), Sauer (WFW)
4x400 - Tenino, WFW, TL, Toledo, Steilacoom
Robertson Invite in Tenino
Girls team scores: W.F. West 110, Toledo 96, Toutle Lake 65, Rochester 60, Centralia 39, Mossyrock 37, Tenino 20, Winlock 16, Steilacoom 10.
HJ (5-4) - Baker (M), Dennison (TL), Miller (R), Melberg (Tol), Angeleri (WFW), Cox (TL)
Jav (105-0) - Bryant (W), Nikander (WFW), Cabrera (R), Steidel (Tol), Miller (R), Attman (WFW)
LJ (16-4) - Kent (TL), Muxen (Ten), Baker (Tol), Patel (WFW), Betts (R), Lucas (T)
Shot (37-11) - Coffey (Tol), Cabrera (R), Bryant (W), House (S), L. Belcher (M), Hankins (WFW)
TJ (33-0) - Kent (TL), Nikander (WFW), Lucas (Tol), Cranor (R)
Discus (109-4) - L. Belcher (M), Cabrera (R), House (S), Hankins (WFW), Carr (C), E. Belcher (M)
3,200 (13:17.43) - Carlson (WFW), Kaech (M), Kreutz (WFW)
100 H (20.43) - Roco (C), Johnson (C), Albright (TL)
100 (12.84) - Kent (TL), Betts (R), Abbott (WFW), Scott (Tol), Helberg (Tol), Collins (C)
1,600 (6:17.51) - Wojnar (WFW), Kaech (M), Lindsay (WFW), Lucas (Tol), Heimbuch (R)
4x100 (54.13) - WFW, Toledo, Centralia, TL
400 (1:03.92) - Kent (TL), Kostick (WFW), Johnson (WFW), Steidel (Tol), Miller (R), Mohney (C)
300 H (51.86) - Muxen (Ten), Baker (Tol), Carlson (TL), Roco (C), Johnson (C), Melberg (Tol)
800 (2:52.44) - Lindsay (WFW), Kaech (M), Ewers (Tol), Francis (R)
200 (28.67) - Santiago (WFW), Betts (R), Luhn (Tol), Collins (C), Muxen (Ten), Peterson (C)
4x400 (4:26.55) - WFW, Toledo
Boys team scores: W.F. West 107, Toutle Lake 90, Steilacoom 62, Tenino 59, Centralia 56, Mossyrock 39, Toledo 37, Rochester 22, Winlock 0.
Discus (142-2) - Lindgren (C), Beaman (Tol), Jensen (Ten), Baumann (Ten), Tivnan (C)
Shot (45-10) - Jensen (Ten), Lindgren (C), Beaman (Tol), Baumann (Ten), Tivnan (C), Allen (WFW)
LJ (20-0) - Schably (TL), Schaefer (WFW), Beaman (Tol)
HJ (5-10) - Brooks (M), Schaefer (WFW), Ashley (Tol), Ternan (WFW), Ruege (Tol)
TJ (40-9) - Schably (TL), Brooks (M), Schaefer (WFW), Zamorano (Tol), Palmerson (R), Ruege (R)
110 H (15.42) - Perkins (S), Kelly (TL), Allwine (WFW), Miller (WFW), Palmerson (R), Meyers (C)
Jav (136-7) - Brooks (M), Morales (M), Kaiser (C), Fuller (C), Beaman (Tol), Flynn (S)
1,600 (4:57.25) - Bryan (S), Scott (R), Schilter (TL), Heidman (C), Bonagofski (WFW), Gross (M)
100 (11.13) - Delapp (TL), Kaplan (WFW), Milton (WFW), Craft (TL), Aldrich (C), Clements (C)
4x100 - TL, WFW, Steilacoom, Centralia, Mossyrock
400 (52.83) - Delapp (TL), Kaplan (WFW), Scharber (Ten), Aldrich (C), Economou (WFW), Adams (Ten)
300 H (44.61) - Kelly (TL), Miller (WFW), Wright (Ten), Apantipan (WFW), Scholerman (Tol), Meyers (C)
800 (2:07.42) - Bryan (S), Rasmussen (Ten), Cummins (WFW), Zamorano (Tol), Harris (Ten), Justice (WFW)
200 (22.77) - Delapp (TL), Kaplan (WFW), Craft (TL), Speer (C), Sterling (S), Adams (Ten)
3,200 (10:51.58) - Bryan (S), Cushman (S), Wojtysiak (R), Heidman (C), Havens (WFW), Sauer (WFW)
4x400 - Tenino, WFW, TL, Toledo, Steilacoom
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Bickleton's Raschko earns two victories
Story by: Lynda Jo Gross
Date Published to Web: 4/13/2007
COWICHE - Bickleton's Danielle Raschko earned two first place finishes at a Highland meet this past Thursday.
Raschko placed first in the 3,200 meter run, clocking in at 13:38, and first in the 800 meter, clocking in at 2:59.
According to Coach Darrell Lang, the weather turned from absolutely beautiful to windy and cold, challenging Bickleton's runners.
That wasn't the only challenge. The Pirates just returned from spring break and the focus in practice has been all about "getting back into routine."
For two Pirates, perhaps spring break was just the refresher they needed. Both James Rasmussen and Tricia McBride earned their first ever victories.
Rassmussen threw the javelin 118-6 for his first place effort and McBride catapulted 6-6 in the pole vault for hers.
Bickleton's Patrick Maeder also claimed first place honors in the pole vault, vaulting 9-6. Maeder earned second place honors in the 400 meter dash as well, clocking in at 1:03.40.
In the 4x400 relay, Rasmussen, Maeder, Dillon Clingon and Orion Yosele ran to a second place finish, clocking in at 4:30.
Junior Hernandez earned two second place finishes for Bickleton, clocking in at 11:31 in the 3,200 meter run and 5:14 in the 1,600 meter run.
Teammate Eric Hess claimed first place honors in the discus, throwing 122-8 and second place honors in the shotput, throwing 43-1.
Nakai Kibby earned second place honors in the girls' shot-put, throwing 27-6.
Bickleton's 4x100 meter relay team comprised of Raschko, Phylicia Pearson, Chelsey Mercer and Johanna Jensen overcame a bad pass to claim second place honors. The team clocked in at 2:11.20. With his eye on State, Lange says he believes the team has the potential to clock in under two minutes. "We're looking to improve that time," he said.
Pearson also claimed third place honors in the javelin and high jump. Pearson threw 76-3 and jumped 3-10.
Bickleton's Jensen placed third in the long jump, leaping 12-10.
Teammate Alejandra Molina also claimed third place honors in the discus, throwing 78-2.
Bickleton's regular schedule has been changed and the team next competes on Tuesday, Apr. 17.
Story by: Lynda Jo Gross
Date Published to Web: 4/13/2007
COWICHE - Bickleton's Danielle Raschko earned two first place finishes at a Highland meet this past Thursday.
Raschko placed first in the 3,200 meter run, clocking in at 13:38, and first in the 800 meter, clocking in at 2:59.
According to Coach Darrell Lang, the weather turned from absolutely beautiful to windy and cold, challenging Bickleton's runners.
That wasn't the only challenge. The Pirates just returned from spring break and the focus in practice has been all about "getting back into routine."
For two Pirates, perhaps spring break was just the refresher they needed. Both James Rasmussen and Tricia McBride earned their first ever victories.
Rassmussen threw the javelin 118-6 for his first place effort and McBride catapulted 6-6 in the pole vault for hers.
Bickleton's Patrick Maeder also claimed first place honors in the pole vault, vaulting 9-6. Maeder earned second place honors in the 400 meter dash as well, clocking in at 1:03.40.
In the 4x400 relay, Rasmussen, Maeder, Dillon Clingon and Orion Yosele ran to a second place finish, clocking in at 4:30.
Junior Hernandez earned two second place finishes for Bickleton, clocking in at 11:31 in the 3,200 meter run and 5:14 in the 1,600 meter run.
Teammate Eric Hess claimed first place honors in the discus, throwing 122-8 and second place honors in the shotput, throwing 43-1.
Nakai Kibby earned second place honors in the girls' shot-put, throwing 27-6.
Bickleton's 4x100 meter relay team comprised of Raschko, Phylicia Pearson, Chelsey Mercer and Johanna Jensen overcame a bad pass to claim second place honors. The team clocked in at 2:11.20. With his eye on State, Lange says he believes the team has the potential to clock in under two minutes. "We're looking to improve that time," he said.
Pearson also claimed third place honors in the javelin and high jump. Pearson threw 76-3 and jumped 3-10.
Bickleton's Jensen placed third in the long jump, leaping 12-10.
Teammate Alejandra Molina also claimed third place honors in the discus, throwing 78-2.
Bickleton's regular schedule has been changed and the team next competes on Tuesday, Apr. 17.
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Chiefs track beats Walla Walla
Posted: Friday, Apr 13, 2007 - 04:54:12 pm PDT
By Tony Vehrs
Herald staff writer
MOSES LAKE -- The Moses Lake Chiefs hosted the Davis Pirates and the Walla Walla Blue Devils in a Columbia Basin League meet Thursday, coming away with an 80-63 victory over Davis.
Returning from injury to lead Moses Lake over the Pirates was Aaron Wafer. The Moses Lake sprinter edged teammate David Gilman and Davis' Demitri Mandapat in a very competitive 100-meter dash. Wafer's time of 11.47 was a step better than Gilman's 11.73, while Mandapat was right with Gilman with an 11.78.
Wafer was also victorious in the long jump with a mark of 20-6, and finished second in the 200 dash and 400 dash. In both the 200 and 400, Walla Walla's Andrew Battenberg outran Wafer for first place.
"With the times he's posting, being out two weeks, he's right there," said Moses Lake coach Nicki Weiland when asked if Wafer was still feeling the effects of his injury. "I think he'll do fine."
Another Chief who shined Thursday was Billy Matthews. The Moses Lake senior finished first in the discus with a throw of 151-00, a personal best in a high school meet for Matthews. After his winning throw, Matthews was congratulated by teammates for his effort.
Despite the winning effort, Weiland expects even more from Matthews before the season is over.
"I think Billy has a lot more than what we're seeing," said the Moses Lake coach. "I'll be surprised if he's not in the 160's and beyond. He has the talent and the heart."
Harman finished second in the discus, and was the winner in the shot put with a toss of 48-03. Matthews was third in the shot put with a throw of 44-06.
Grant Fish finished third in the pole vault for Moses Lake, and Kelland Guerin was third in the pole vault.
In girls' action, Josie Daschel was Moses Lake's only winner, taking top honors in the discus with a throw of 89-11. Carolyn Matthews was third in the discus, recording a mark of 87-09.
Kayla Chamberlain had a strong meet for Moses Lake, earning top four honors in the 100, the 200 and the triple jump.
Boys Results:
Moses Lake 80, Davis 63
Walla Walla 104, Moses Lake 41
Moses Lake Highlights:
110 High Hurdles - 5, Brad Reeder, 20.1; 100 Dash - 1, Aaron Wafer, 11.47; 2, David Gilman, 11.73; 1600 Run - 4, Nick McAlavy, 5:00; 400 Dash - 2, Aaron Wafer, 51.07; 300 Intermediate Hurdles - 5, Randy Koon, 46.83; 200 Dash - 2, Aaron Wafer, 23.27; 4, David Gilman, 24.19; 5, Spencer Fackrell, 24.57; 3200 Run - 5, Daniel Jenkins, 11:23.02; Triple Jump - 4, Spencer Fackrell, 36-091/2; Discus - 1, Billy Matthews, 151-00; 2, Tad Harman, 139-11; Shot Put - 1, Tad Harman, 48-03; 3, Billy Matthews, 44-06; 4, Brandan Anderson, 41-10; Long Jump - 1, Aaron Wafer, 20-06; Javelin - 3, Grant Fish, 149-07; Pole Vault - 3, Kelland Guerin, 12-00.
Girls Results:
Davis 96, Moses Lake 41
Walla Walla 126, Moses Lake 19
Moses Lake Highlights:
100 Dash - 4, Kayla Chamberlain, 13.82; 5, Shavita McDaniel, 14.09; 800 Run - 5, Kristin Budiselich, 2:50.97; 200 Dash - 4, Kayla Chamberlain, 28.72; 3200 Run - 4, Kristin Budiselich, 13:47.43; 5, Megan Schuh, 14:26.61; Triple Jump - 3, Kayla Chamberlain, 31-00; Discus - 1, Josie Daschel, 89-11; 3, Carolyn Matthews, 87-09; Shot Put - 3, Josie Daschel, 29-011/2.
Posted: Friday, Apr 13, 2007 - 04:54:12 pm PDT
By Tony Vehrs
Herald staff writer
MOSES LAKE -- The Moses Lake Chiefs hosted the Davis Pirates and the Walla Walla Blue Devils in a Columbia Basin League meet Thursday, coming away with an 80-63 victory over Davis.
Returning from injury to lead Moses Lake over the Pirates was Aaron Wafer. The Moses Lake sprinter edged teammate David Gilman and Davis' Demitri Mandapat in a very competitive 100-meter dash. Wafer's time of 11.47 was a step better than Gilman's 11.73, while Mandapat was right with Gilman with an 11.78.
Wafer was also victorious in the long jump with a mark of 20-6, and finished second in the 200 dash and 400 dash. In both the 200 and 400, Walla Walla's Andrew Battenberg outran Wafer for first place.
"With the times he's posting, being out two weeks, he's right there," said Moses Lake coach Nicki Weiland when asked if Wafer was still feeling the effects of his injury. "I think he'll do fine."
Another Chief who shined Thursday was Billy Matthews. The Moses Lake senior finished first in the discus with a throw of 151-00, a personal best in a high school meet for Matthews. After his winning throw, Matthews was congratulated by teammates for his effort.
Despite the winning effort, Weiland expects even more from Matthews before the season is over.
"I think Billy has a lot more than what we're seeing," said the Moses Lake coach. "I'll be surprised if he's not in the 160's and beyond. He has the talent and the heart."
Harman finished second in the discus, and was the winner in the shot put with a toss of 48-03. Matthews was third in the shot put with a throw of 44-06.
Grant Fish finished third in the pole vault for Moses Lake, and Kelland Guerin was third in the pole vault.
In girls' action, Josie Daschel was Moses Lake's only winner, taking top honors in the discus with a throw of 89-11. Carolyn Matthews was third in the discus, recording a mark of 87-09.
Kayla Chamberlain had a strong meet for Moses Lake, earning top four honors in the 100, the 200 and the triple jump.
Boys Results:
Moses Lake 80, Davis 63
Walla Walla 104, Moses Lake 41
Moses Lake Highlights:
110 High Hurdles - 5, Brad Reeder, 20.1; 100 Dash - 1, Aaron Wafer, 11.47; 2, David Gilman, 11.73; 1600 Run - 4, Nick McAlavy, 5:00; 400 Dash - 2, Aaron Wafer, 51.07; 300 Intermediate Hurdles - 5, Randy Koon, 46.83; 200 Dash - 2, Aaron Wafer, 23.27; 4, David Gilman, 24.19; 5, Spencer Fackrell, 24.57; 3200 Run - 5, Daniel Jenkins, 11:23.02; Triple Jump - 4, Spencer Fackrell, 36-091/2; Discus - 1, Billy Matthews, 151-00; 2, Tad Harman, 139-11; Shot Put - 1, Tad Harman, 48-03; 3, Billy Matthews, 44-06; 4, Brandan Anderson, 41-10; Long Jump - 1, Aaron Wafer, 20-06; Javelin - 3, Grant Fish, 149-07; Pole Vault - 3, Kelland Guerin, 12-00.
Girls Results:
Davis 96, Moses Lake 41
Walla Walla 126, Moses Lake 19
Moses Lake Highlights:
100 Dash - 4, Kayla Chamberlain, 13.82; 5, Shavita McDaniel, 14.09; 800 Run - 5, Kristin Budiselich, 2:50.97; 200 Dash - 4, Kayla Chamberlain, 28.72; 3200 Run - 4, Kristin Budiselich, 13:47.43; 5, Megan Schuh, 14:26.61; Triple Jump - 3, Kayla Chamberlain, 31-00; Discus - 1, Josie Daschel, 89-11; 3, Carolyn Matthews, 87-09; Shot Put - 3, Josie Daschel, 29-011/2.
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Participating teams: Tekoa Oaksdale/Rosaila, Asotin, Logos, Garfield-Palouse, Waitsburg
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Team scoring
Waitsburg 140.3, Tekoa Oaksdale/Rosaila 96.33, Garfield-Palouse 63.33, Asotin 31, Logos 14.
Individual events
100-1, Cole (GP) 11.3. 200-1, Cole (GP) 23.6. 400-1, Kimmell (Log) 53.4. 800-1, Wagner (TOR) 2:04.3. 1,600-1, Wagner (TOR) 4:45.5. 3,200-1, Bailey (TOR) 11:48.7. 110 high hurdles-1, Smith (Wai) 16.8. 300 low hurdles-1, Smith (GP) 42.8. 400 relay-1, Waitsburg 46.2. 1,600 relay-1, Waitsburg 3:38.1.
High jump-1, Widman (TOR) 6-6. Long jump-1, Trevino (TOR) 18-4 1/4. Triple jump-1, Baskett (TOR) 37-4 1/4. Pole vault-1, Montgomery (Wai) 8-0.
Discus-1, Lehr (Wai) 117-9. Javelin-1, Cole (GP) 132.8. Shot put-1, Davis (Aso) 39-5.
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Team scoring
Asotin 100,Tekoa Oaksdale/Rosaila 84, Garfield-Palouse 50, Waitsburg 49, Logos 43.
Individual events
100-1, Stabl (TOR) 13.1. 200-1, Parsons (Aso) 28.3. 400-1, Barnes (Aso) 1:06.5. 800-1, Blakey (Log) 2:34.8. 1,600-1, Johnson (Aso) 5:52.9. 3,200-1, Adair (GP) 13:21.3. 100 high hurdles-1, Stabl (TOR) 16.4. 300 low hurdles-1, Stabl (TOR) 47.3. 400 relay-1, Garfield-Palouse 56.4. 800 relay-1, Asotin 2:01.2. 1,600 relay-1, Tekoa Oaksdale/Rosaila 4:28.3.
High jump-1, Andrews (Aso) 4-9. Long jump-1, Kuhn (TOR) 13-4. Triple jump-1, Hoilman (Wai) 29-9 1/2. Pole vault-
Discus-1, Shepherd (Wai) 82-1. Javelin-1, Nichols (Aso) 80.0. Shot put-1, Hinkins (TOR) 27-1.
Participating teams: Tekoa Oaksdale/Rosaila, Asotin, Logos, Garfield-Palouse, Waitsburg
Tekoa Oaksdale/Rosaila
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» BOYS
Team scoring
Waitsburg 140.3, Tekoa Oaksdale/Rosaila 96.33, Garfield-Palouse 63.33, Asotin 31, Logos 14.
Individual events
100-1, Cole (GP) 11.3. 200-1, Cole (GP) 23.6. 400-1, Kimmell (Log) 53.4. 800-1, Wagner (TOR) 2:04.3. 1,600-1, Wagner (TOR) 4:45.5. 3,200-1, Bailey (TOR) 11:48.7. 110 high hurdles-1, Smith (Wai) 16.8. 300 low hurdles-1, Smith (GP) 42.8. 400 relay-1, Waitsburg 46.2. 1,600 relay-1, Waitsburg 3:38.1.
High jump-1, Widman (TOR) 6-6. Long jump-1, Trevino (TOR) 18-4 1/4. Triple jump-1, Baskett (TOR) 37-4 1/4. Pole vault-1, Montgomery (Wai) 8-0.
Discus-1, Lehr (Wai) 117-9. Javelin-1, Cole (GP) 132.8. Shot put-1, Davis (Aso) 39-5.
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Team scoring
Asotin 100,Tekoa Oaksdale/Rosaila 84, Garfield-Palouse 50, Waitsburg 49, Logos 43.
Individual events
100-1, Stabl (TOR) 13.1. 200-1, Parsons (Aso) 28.3. 400-1, Barnes (Aso) 1:06.5. 800-1, Blakey (Log) 2:34.8. 1,600-1, Johnson (Aso) 5:52.9. 3,200-1, Adair (GP) 13:21.3. 100 high hurdles-1, Stabl (TOR) 16.4. 300 low hurdles-1, Stabl (TOR) 47.3. 400 relay-1, Garfield-Palouse 56.4. 800 relay-1, Asotin 2:01.2. 1,600 relay-1, Tekoa Oaksdale/Rosaila 4:28.3.
High jump-1, Andrews (Aso) 4-9. Long jump-1, Kuhn (TOR) 13-4. Triple jump-1, Hoilman (Wai) 29-9 1/2. Pole vault-
Discus-1, Shepherd (Wai) 82-1. Javelin-1, Nichols (Aso) 80.0. Shot put-1, Hinkins (TOR) 27-1.
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