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THERE IS NO ENTRY FEE. ATHLETES, COACHES, SPECTATORS ALL PAY SIMPLE GENERAL ADMISSION TO THE SAVE MART CENTER. $5,$8,$12 PRE-SALE.

1) Complete all items or entry will be rejected

2) Entries close Saturday, December 31, 2005 11:59PM

3) Entry lists will be posted December 19, 2005 & January 4, 2006

4) Accepted athlete list & alternates will be posted Jan 7, 2006

5) ENTRY TO THE MEET DOES NOT AUTOMATICALLY MEAN YOU WILL BE ACCEPTED. All entry marks will be verified and fields will be filled according to both performance and athlete region.



Entry Information High School & Community College

1. High school athletes and community college athletes compete unattached unless their school or college has the meet on their schedule.



2. The meet is open to all high school and community college athletes; however, the number of athletes selected will be determined by the size of the field which is determined by facility size and the time allotted for each event on the schedule.



3. The final entries into the meet is determined by the games committee which evaluates the entered marks in each event.



A. The selection committee for high school division athletes consists of four coaches representing different regions of the state.



B. The selection committee for community college division consists of three coaches representing different regions of the state.



C. This selection process allows the meet to verify and protect the integrity of the athletes entered and their entry marks.



4. In the youth divisions, qualifying rounds will take place to determine the final participants at the Save Mart Center.

These are the competitors for the meet.

Men's Pole Vault

Jeff Hartwig 19'9.5"

Brad Walker 19'6.5"

Russ Buller 19'1"

Tye Harvey 19'2.5"

Justin Norberg 18' 10.25"

Derek Miles 19'2.5"

Giovani Lanaro 18'8.5"

thats all? haha

i'm looking into it gonna see if coach is interested....

anyone have the college entry list...?

The list for college is not up yet, it should be up pretty soon.

MEN:

Weaver, Russell 17' 6" NAPVA
Pomfret, David 17' 0" Skyjumpers
Scott, Derek 16' 8.5" unatt/USC
Schmitt, Paul 16' 8" sky jumpers
Jones, Sean 16' 7" Cal State Northridge
Phelps, Roy 16' 6" DAWGTC
Andresen, Adam 16' 6" DAWGTC
Slinkard, Brad 16' 2.5" unatt/USC
Bockmiller, Graham 16' 1" unatt/USC
Hammond, Jacob 16' 1" unatt/USC
Danial, Corrigan 15' 7" unatt/USC
Farkash,Joey 15' 0" UC Davis
Feaster, Jamie 15' 0" UC Davis
Park, Soojun 15' 0" UC Davis
Shaw, Kit 14' 0" CSU Stanislaus

WOMEN:

Stately, Brysun 13' 6" USC
Mitchell, Chaunte 13' 5" CSU Stanislaus
Sakowski, Mellisa 12'10" Unatt/Bakersfield Ca.
Lewallen, Shannon 12' 6.5" USC
McGregor, Angela 12' 6" Unattached
Modest, Samantha 12' 5.5" Fresno State
Hunt, Stacy 11' 8" Fresno State
Neely, Tamara 11' 6" CSU Stanislaus
Graupner, Amber 11' 0" Unattached
Feikert, Rosemary 11' 0" CSU Stanislaus
Yarbrough, Jessica 10' 6" CSU Stanislaus
Holbert, Megan 10' 2" Fresno Pacific University
Scott, Kiyomi NM CSLA
Horowitz, Leah NM CSLA

http://www.fresnoindoormeet.com/18.html

Final accepted entries.

Boys High School

Pole Vault (13)
Roth, Scott Nor Cal
Shuler, Ryan Valley
Merigan, Todd Nor Cal
Woepse, Gregory So Cal
David, Rhodes Nor Cal
Orozco, Anthony Nor Cal
Roberts, Matt Nor Cal
Nguyen, Tuan So Cal
Schroder, Josh Nor Cal
Simms, Michael So Cal
Wales, Derek Valley
Speirs, Joshua Valley
Russell, Bobby So Cal

http://www.fresnoindoormeet.com/23.html

Girls High School

Pole Vault (12)
Simmons, Rachel Nor Cal
Bagan, Stephanie Valley
Fraser, Tessa Nor Cal
Louie, Amanda Nor Cal
Morgan, Sian So Cal
Englinsh, Virginia So Cal
Greenman, Andrea Valley
Johnson, Felicia LA City
Savage, Sarah Valley
Phillips, Katie Valley
Shiekh, Shaheena Nor Cal
Friend, Brittany So Cal

http://www.fresnoindoormeet.com/17.html

http://www.fresnobee.com/sports/story/1 ... 1000c.html

Valley's Dream as grand as ever

MLK Day track meet merges history with future promise.

By Andy Boogaard / The Fresno Bee

(Updated Monday, January 16, 2006, 5:57 AM)

The history of track and field in the central San Joaquin Valley, rich as its fertile soil, writes a new chapter today in the Run for the Dream meet at the Save Mart Center.

Attempting to transfer the glitter and impact of the former West Coast Relays indoors, meet officials are linking the Valley's worldly past in the sport with a vision toward the future on the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday.

The meet has attracted 1,300 competitors, including more than 60 professionals, who will compete on and within a 160-yard, four-lane wood track once used for years in the now-defunct Sunkist Invitational at the Los Angeles Sports Arena.

Several Valley-reared Olympic gold medalists, including Tommie Smith of Lemoore, will attend the event that will be rivaled nationally in venue size this year only by New York's 99th Millrose Games.

"It's exhilarating to know what we're trying to reignite," says Smith, the Olympic 200-meter champion in 1968 in Mexico City.

The West Coast Relays was launched in 1927 and for 50 years often met or exceeded world standards at Ratcliffe Stadium.

Before losing its mortality in large part because of a relic dirt track and the riches of European meets pilfering American stars, the Relays spawned several Olympians from the Valley.

Saturday night, Smith contributed to a powerful presence in a pre-meet "Banquet of Champions" at the Convention Center.

It was a verbal relay of epic proportions as comments were passed from Smith to Lee Evans (Madera) to Rafer Johnson (Kingsburg) to Randy Williams (Fresno) to Bob Mathias (Tulare) â€â€

The elites are jumping right now!

Can you post results as they happen like I've seen done on this board before?

FreightTrain wrote:Can you post results as they happen like I've seen done on this board before?

If I knew them I would. I don't have a clue yet.

Pictures from Kirby Lee


Jeff Hartwig
http://www.trackshark.com/photos/2006/d ... %20KL.html

Gio Lanaro
http://www.trackshark.com/photos/2006/d ... %20KL.html

Kellie Suttle
http://www.trackshark.com/photos/2006/d ... 05RFD.html