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National Athletes of the Week Include First-Ever NJCAA DIII Winners
National Athletes of the Week Include First-Ever NJCAA DIII Winners
By Dennis Young, USTFCCCA
March 31, 2015
NEW ORLEANS— Explosive performances at the Texas Relays and historically great Division II performances headlined the second National Athlete of the Week awards for the 2015 college outdoor season.
The U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) announced the awards on Tuesday.
Included in the honorees were the first ever National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Division III winners.
Ten winners this week; they were Michael Stigler of Kansas and Alex Gochenour of Arkansas for NCAA Division I; Hendrik Nungessof Texas A&M-Commerce and Emily Oren of Hillsdale for NCAA Division II; Tyler Bauer of Muhlenberg and Frances Loeb of Johns Hopkins for NCAA Division III; Jean Soutein and Danielle Riggins of Iowa Central for NJCAA Division I; and Walter Briggs of Delhi and Pam Watson of Rowan-Gloucester for NJCAA Division III.
Click each of the student-athletes’ names above or keep scrolling below to read about the exploits that made all eight worthy.
National Athlete of the Week is an award selected and presented by the USTFCCCA Communications Staff at the beginning of each week to eight (male and female for each of the three NCAA divisions, plus the NJCAA) collegiate track & field athletes.
Nominations are open to the public. Coaches and sports information directors are encouraged to nominate their student-athletes; as are student-athletes, their families and friends, and fans of their programs.
The award seeks to highlight not only the very best times, marks and scores on a week-to-week basis, but also performances that were significant on the national landscape and/or the latest in a series of strong outings. Quality of competition, suspenseful finishes and other factors will also play a role in the decision.
DIVISION I MEN – Michael Stigler, Kansas
Senior | Canyon, TexasStigler won the Texas Relays 400 hurdles in a world-leading time of 48.44 seconds, which would have made him one of the top ten performers in the world each of the last two years. That time carries a suitcase of superlatives: it’s a stadium, meet, and school record, the fastest NCAA regular-season time since 2011, and the eighth-fastest time ever run in March.
He absolutely dominated the hurdle final in Austin, beating UTSA’s Keyunta Hayes by over a second. The race must have brought Stigler ample relief–it was his first PR in the event since 2013, and with no long hurdles indoors, he spent the winter pursuing secondary events, including a 1:54 debut in the 800 meters. Stigler has been the runner-up at NCAAs in the 400 hurdles each of the last two years.
Honorable mentions: Shawn Barber, Akron and Trayvon Bromell, Baylor
DIVISION I WOMEN – Alex Gochenour, Arkansas
Junior | Missouri Valley, IowaGochenour won the heptathlon at the Texas Relays with a score of 6027 points, which is the best NCAA regular-season score since Brianne Theisen’s 6353 in 2012. The junior set personal bests in the 200 (wind-aided), shot put, high jump (outdoor best), 100 hurdles, long jump (wind-aided)–that’s five out of seven events–en route to beating her old career best by more than 500 points. She missed Makeba Alcide’s school record by just 23 points. As our Kyle Terwillegar pointed out, she would have PRed even if she skipped the javelin, and probably would have cracked the college all-time top ten if she didn’t come about seven meters shy of her javelin PB.
Honorable mention: Quanesha Burks, Alabama and Irena Sediva, Virginia Tech
DIVISION II MEN – Hendrik Nungess, Texas A&M-Commerce
Sophomore | Heusenstamm, GermanyAnother week, another nationally elite TAMU-Commerce throw. A week after his teammate Masoud Moghaddam was recognized for his exploits in the hammer, Nungess is the NAOW for having the best javelin throw at the Texas Relays. He launched the spear 73.24 meters (240-3); though he was competing in the "B" section, it would have won the "A" section, which contained several Division I first-team All-Americans.
That throw of 73.24 makes him the sixth-best college thrower at any level this year, and the fifth best javelin thrower in Division II history. It also breaks a Lone Star Conference record that had stood since 1988.
Honorable mention: Drew Windle, Ashland
DIVISION II WOMEN – Emily Oren, Hillsdale
Junior | Holland, MichiganAfter impressive double national titles in the 3k/DMR indoors, Oren made history in her outdoor season debut. She smoked a mostly Division I field in the steeplechase at the Raleigh Relays in 10:04.79, winning by thirteen seconds. Oren is now the third fastest steeplechaser in DII history, and per Hillsdale, set the NC State facility record. It’s very, very early, but Oren has the fastest time by a collegian or an American in 2015, and the tenth fastest time in the world this year.
Honorable mention: Heavin Warner, Central Missouri
DIVISION III MEN – Tyler Bauer, Muhlenberg
Senior | Northampton, PennsylvaniaCompeting at the Lafayette 7-Way Invitational, Bauer added his name to the Division III all-time top ten lists with a winning javelin throw of 68.64m (225-2) – a PR by more than three meters. It was his very first throw in a meet since finishing sixth at 2014 outdoor nationals, and it made him the tenth best performer in DIII history. Bauer broke a nineteen-year-old Centennial Conference record, is the DIII national leader, and currently sits seventeenth on the all-college list.
Honorable mention: Darren Centi, Redlands
DIVISION III WOMEN – Frances Loeb, Johns Hopkins
Senior | Wynnewood, PennsylvaniaLoeb covered 10,000 meters in 34:42.63 at the Raleigh Relays, good for the fastest DIII time and the ninth-fastest time by a collegian in 2015. Racing against mostly Division I and II competition, she broke a twelve-year-old Centennial Conference record by nearly a minute, and the Hopkins school record by over seventy-five seconds. Loeb did all that in her first 10k since 2013.
Honorable mention: Buffalo State 4×400
NJCAA DIVISION I MEN – Jean Soutein, Iowa Central
Freshman | Homestead, FloridaAfter taking just 22nd at indoor nationals and failing to break forty-eight seconds indoors, Soutein skipped the 47s and 48s entirely at Arkansas. He vanquished a mostly NCAA Division I field with a NJCAA-leading 400 time of 46.94 seconds–the tenth fastest by any collegian this year.
Honorable mention: Jahrod Henderson, Colby CC
NJCAA DIVISION I WOMEN – Danielle Riggins, Iowa Central
Freshman | Racine, WisconsinCompeting at the Arkansas Spring Invitational, Riggins turned in an extremely impressive triple. She won the 200 in 23.65 seconds, took second in the 100 hurdles in 13.80, and ran a leg of the runner-up 46.12 4×100 meter relay. The open times are NJCAA national leaders, while the relay is currently the second fastest by a junior college in 2015.
Honorable mention: Gleneve Grange, New Mexico JC
NJCAA DIVISION III MEN – Walter Briggs, SUNY Delhi
Freshman | Kingston, New YorkBriggs set the NJCAA DIII-leading mark in the 400 hurdles, beating the field at the Wagner Invitational by nearly two seconds. He covered the lap in 56.83 seconds, automatically qualifying himself for nationals.
NJCAA DIVISION III WOMEN – Pam Watson, Rowan College at Gloucester County
Freshman | Haddon Heights, New JerseyWatson won the javelin at Widener’s Danny Curran meet with a division-leading toss of 40.62m (133-3). Though RCGC is DIII (say that ten times fast), Watson’s mark is actually the best by a women’s javelin thrower in the entire NJCAA this season, per TFRRS.
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Kingston, Jamaica, March 14, 2015
400: 1. Usain Bolt (Jamaica) 46.38
400: 1. Usain Bolt (Jamaica) 46.38
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Matt Katnik (St. John Bosco HS, Bellflower) is the national high school leader in the shot put
Quadrangular,
Downey, CA,
March 4. 2015
SP: 1. Matt Katnik (Bosco, Bellflower) 68-9 (National high school leader)
He was second in the 2014 California State Meet shot put at 63-1.
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Downey, CA,
March 4. 2015
SP: 1. Matt Katnik (Bosco, Bellflower) 68-9 (National high school leader)
He was second in the 2014 California State Meet shot put at 63-1.
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DII Indoor Women’s Champ Central Missouri Moves to No. 1 Outdoors
By Kyle Terwillegar, USTFCCCA
March 31, 2015
NEW ORLEANS – Mid-March saw the Central Missouri women claim their first NCAA Division II Indoor Track & Field team title, and already on the third month’s final day the Jennies are already positioning themselves for an outdoor repeat.
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Unlike the NCAA Division I and III rankings (which include 2014 marks from returning athletes), Division II only includes marks from the current 2015 season in its rankings formula. In the early section of this outdoor season, the rankings function more as a display of who’s performed the best to date this year and not necessarily who will be contending for the NCAA titles Memorial Day weekend in Allendale, Michigan.
Only USTFCCCA member programs are eligible to be ranked.
Central Missouri took over the top women’s spot on a week in which each top-five spot was occupied by a new team. Azusa Pacific moved up two positions to No. 2, Saint Augustine’s moved up three to No. 3, Angelo State dropped two to No. 4 and Lewis improved two positions to No. 5.
For the men, Chico State was just able to hold off No. 2Minnesota State, which made its outdoor debut this past weekend. No. 3 Texas A&M-Commerce held steady, checking in just ahead of the No. 4 GVSU men making their season debut. Angelo State moved up a spot to No. 5 to round out the top five.
Leading the charge for the Central Missouri women was thrower Heavin Warner. The junior is the top-ranked hammer thrower in Division II, the No. 3 discus thrower and the No. 5 shot putter. Heptathlete Madison Smith also played a big role, notching the top heptathlon and the top high jump.
Giving the Minnesota State men a big push were seven performances ranked among the top five nationally in their respective events. Emmanuel Matadi turned in the No. 2 run at 200 meters and the No. 3 sprint at 100, while Nathan Hancock scored the No. 2 decathlon.
At the regional level, Ashland took over atop the Midwest Region and the Nova Southeastern claimed the top spot in the South on the men’s side. Three new women’s teams ascended to the top of their regions: Central Missouri in the Central, Lewis in the Midwest, and Chico State in the West.
The NCAA Division II Championships will be contested May 21-23 at Grand Valley State in Allendale, Michigan.
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| Rank | Institution | Points | Conference | Head Coach (Yr) | Last Week |
| 1 | Chico State | 140.84 | CCAA | Oliver Hanf (3rd) | 1 |
| 2 | Minnesota State | 132.43 | NSIC | Jim Dilling (2nd) | 73 |
| 3 | Texas A&M-Commerce | 131.97 | Lone Star | Tom Dibbern (2nd) | 3 |
| 4 | Grand Valley State | 128.11 | GLIAC | Jerry Baltes (16th) | NR |
| 5 | Angelo State | 127.19 | Lone Star | James Reid (16th) | 6 |
| 6 | Colorado Mines | 126.23 | RMAC | Matt Sparks (2nd) | 15 |
| 7 | Cal Poly Pomona | 117.06 | CCAA | Octavious Gillespie-Bennett (3rd) | 2 |
| 8 | Pittsburg State | 113.62 | MIAA | Russ Jewett (27th) | NR |
| 9 | Saint Augustine’s | 110.26 | CIAA | George Williams (39th) | 4 |
| 10 | West Texas A&M | 104.58 | Lone Star | Darren Flowers (6th) | NR |
| 11 | Alaska Anchorage | 91.71 | GNAC | Michael Friess (25th) | 5 |
| 12 | Ashland | 88.61 | GLIAC | Jud Logan (12th) | 42 |
| 13 | Texas A&M-Kingsville | 88.58 | Lone Star | Ryan Dall (7th) | 22 |
| 14 | Academy of Art | 80.20 | PacWest | Charles Ryan (5th) | 12 |
| 15 | Findlay | 75.13 | GLIAC | Marc Arce (27th) | NR |
| 16 | UC San Diego | 70.45 | CCAA | Tony Salerno (16th) | 8 |
| 17 | Azusa Pacific | 68.96 | PacWest | Kevin Reid (20th) | 11 |
| 18 | Tarleton State | 66.63 | Lone Star | Patrick Ponder (9th) | 13 |
| 19 | Nova Southeastern | 65.28 | Peach Belt | Bryan Hagopian (6th) | 14 |
| 20 | Western Washington | 64.80 | GNAC | Pee Wee Halsell (28th) | 10 |
| 21 | Malone | 56.89 | GLIAC | Mark McClure (7th) | 25 |
| 22 | Mount Olive | 56.54 | Conf. Carolinas | Matt Van Lierop (7th) | 20 |
| 23 | Emporia State | 56.07 | MIAA | Steve Blocker (4th) | NR |
| 24 | Cal State Stanislaus | 54.39 | CCAA | Diljeet Taylor (3rd) | 9 |
| 25 | Hillsdale | 52.29 | GLIAC | Andrew Towne (1st) | NR |
| dropped out: No. 7 UPR Rio Piedras, No. 16 Johnson C. Smith, No. 17 Central Washington, No. 18 Albany State (Ga.), No. 19 Virginia Union, No. 23 Stillman, No. 24 Tiffin | |||||
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| Men’s Conference Index Top 10 | |||
| Rank | Conference | Points | Top 25 Teams |
| 1 | Lone Star | 543.04 | 5 |
| 2 | GLIAC | 461.19 | 5 |
| 3 | CCAA | 432.55 | 4 |
| 4 | MIAA | 324.95 | 2 |
| 5 | GNAC | 257.11 | 2 |
| 6 | CIAA | 210.05 | 1 |
| 7 | RMAC | 202.44 | 1 |
| 8 | PacWest | 175.68 | 2 |
| 9 | NSIC | 144.08 | 1 |
| 10 | Peach Belt | 125.37 | 1 |
| Men’s Regional Index Leaders | |||
| Region | Institution | Points | Last Week |
| Atlantic | Slippery Rock | 409.03 | 1 |
| Central | Pittsburg State | 467.69 | NR |
| East | Franklin Pierce | 546.56 | 1 |
| Midwest | Ashland | 373.68 | 2 |
| South | Nova Southeastern | 296.15 | 2 |
| South Central | Texas A&M-Commerce | 499.19 | 1 |
| Southeast | Mount Olive | 462.52 | 1 |
| West | Chico State | 474.29 | 1 |
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2015 Week #3 — March 31 | |||||
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| Rank | Institution | Points | Conference | Head Coach (Yr) | Last Week |
| 1 | Central Missouri | 142.62 | MIAA | Kirk Pedersen (19th)/Kip Janvrin (17th) | 15 |
| 2 | Azusa Pacific | 128.69 | PacWest | Preston Grey (1st) | 4 |
| 3 | Saint Augustine’s | 116.53 | CIAA | George Williams (39th) | 6 |
| 4 | Angelo State | 110.16 | Lone Star | James Reid (16th) | 2 |
| 5 | Lewis | 95.83 | GLVC | Dana Schwarting (10th) | 7 |
| 6 | West Texas A&M | 87.70 | Lone Star | Darren Flowers (6th) | NR |
| 7 | Humboldt State | 83.65 | CCAA | Scott Pesch (5th) | 10 |
| 8 | Wayne State (Neb.) | 82.05 | NSIC | Marlon Brink (15th) | NR |
| 9 | Winona State | 76.76 | NSIC | Mason Rebarchek (11th) | NR |
| 10 | Alaska Anchorage | 76.49 | GNAC | Michael Friess (25th) | 37 |
| 11 | Chico State | 68.94 | CCAA | Robert Nooney (2nd) | 3 |
| 12 | Hillsdale | 68.44 | GLIAC | Andrew Towne (4th) | NR |
| 13 | Winston-Salem State | 63.95 | CIAA | Inez Turner (6th) | 13 |
| 14 | U-Mary | 62.92 | NSIC | Mike Thorson (21st) | NR |
| 15 | Western State | 62.35 | RMAC | Chris Bradford (6th) | 17 |
| 16 | Cal Poly Pomona | 62.12 | CCAA | Octavious Gillespie-Bennett (3rd) | 5 |
| 17 | Nova Southeastern | 61.34 | Peach Belt | Bryan Hagopian (6th) | 11 |
| 18 | Chadron State | 60.41 | RMAC | Brad Gamble (1st) | NR |
| 19 | Northwest Missouri | 56.69 | MIAA | Scott Lorek (11th) | NR |
| 20 | Grand Valley State | 54.63 | GLIAC | Jerry Baltes (16th) | NR |
| 21 | Pittsburg State | 52.08 | MIAA | Russ Jewett (29th) | NR |
| 22 | Saint Martin’s | 49.47 | GNAC | Jim Brewer (2nd) | 29 |
| 23 | Tarleton State | 48.61 | Lone Star | Patrick Ponder (9th) | 31 |
| 24 | Academy of Art | 46.71 | PacWest | Charles Ryan (5th) | 34 |
| 25 | Colorado Mesa | 46.38 | RMAC | Matt Canterbury (3rd) | 106 |
| dropped out: No. 1 UC San Diego, No. 8 Cal State Stanislaus, No. 9 Fresno Pacific, No. 12 Tiffin, No. 14 UPR Rio Piedras, No. 16 Central Washington, No. 18 Concordia (Ore.), No. 19 Texas A&M-Kingsville, No. 20 Slippery Rock, No. 21 Florida Tech, No. 22 New Haven, No. 23 Western Washington, No. 24 Lindenwood, No. 25 Queens (N.C.) | |||||
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| Women’s Conference Index Top 10 | |||
| Rank | Conference | Points | Top 25 Teams |
| 1 | MIAA | 418.66 | 3 |
| 2 | GLIAC | 313.95 | 2 |
| 3 | Lone Star | 313.46 | 3 |
| 4 | GNAC | 278.14 | 2 |
| 5 | CCAA | 274.95 | 3 |
| 6 | CIAA | 253.00 | 2 |
| 7 | NSIC | 244.83 | 3 |
| 8 | RMAC | 239.77 | 3 |
| 9 | PacWest | 199.42 | 2 |
| 10 | GLVC | 166.05 | 1 |
| Women’s Regional Index Leaders | |||
| Region | Institution | Points | Last Week |
| Atlantic | Slippery Rock | 383.52 | 1 |
| Central | Central Missouri | 368.61 | 3 |
| East | Roberts Wesleyan | 417.72 | 1 |
| Midwest | Lewis | 304.25 | 2 |
| South | Nova Southeastern | 467.33 | 1 |
| South Central | Angelo State | 546.59 | 1 |
| Southeast | Queens (N.C.) | 356.01 | 1 |
| West | Chico State | 377.77 | 2 |
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Benjamiln Xie (El Dorado Hills, Calif./Oak Ridge; MIT)
as of 3/30/2015 11:02:22 AM
2015 Outdoor Track & Field, Week #1
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USTFCCCA NCAA Division III National Team Rankings
Only those who score >0.01 pts are shown
D denotes multiple-event rule in affect
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Event Scrd As Athlete Yr Scored Mark Date Pl. Pts. Bonus TOTAL
Scored bests come from CURRENT season
} Steeple 33 Ben FREED FR 9:33.98 3/28/15 0.08 0.00 0.08
} 400H 25 Michael KABA SO 53.94 3/28/15 0.45 0.11 0.56
} 400H 29 Luca CACOPARDO FR 54.15 3/28/15 0.25 0.01 0.26
} TJ 11 Arinze OKEKE SO 14.55m 47-9 (1.3) 3/28/15 5 0.66 5.66
Scored bests come from PRE-SEASON DATA
} 200m 31 William LEE JR 21.82 (1.7) 5/15/14 0.16 0.01 0.17
} 400m 4 William LEE JR 47.53 5/8/14 14 1.59 15.59
} 800m 17 Harrison HUNTER SR 1:51.64 5/8/14 1.5 0.37 1.87
} 800m 30 Samuel PARKER SR 1:52.46 4/16/14 0.2 0.12 0.32
} Steeple 23 Rory BEYER SO 9:26.74 5/1/14 0.55 0.09 0.64
} 10k 26 Benjamin XIE SR 31:05.70 5/1/14 0.4 0.10 0.50
} 400H 19 Adrian SAMSEL JR 53.71 5/8/14 0.9 0.21 1.11
} 4x400 8 3:12.23 5/8/14 8 1.14 9.14
} PV 11 Benjamin SCHRECK SR 4.90m 16-¾ 5/24/14 5 0.69 5.69
} TJ 4 David MOTLEY JR 14.72m 48-3½ 4/19/14 14 1.46 15.46
} TJ 24 Angel ECHEVARRIA JR 14.28m 46-10¼ 5/1/14 0.5 0.00 0.50
} SP 10 Ken COOPER SR 16.64m 54-7¼ 5/15/14 6 0.51 6.51
} DISC 13 Ken COOPER SR 50.58m 165-11 4/26/14 3.5 0.47 3.97
} HT 8 Ken COOPER SR 57.16m 187-6 4/19/14 8 0.65 8.65
} JAV 29 Harry REIN SR 57.31m 188-0 4/19/14 0.25 0.00 0.25
} DEC 8 Adrian SAMSEL JR 6,549 5/24/14 8 0.94 8.94
| Benji Xie | Distance | Sr. | El Dorado Hills, Calif. / Oak Ridge |
Team Total 85.88
Team Total 80.54
"Scrd As", short for "Scored As", Standing used for place points portion of performance's score combining preseason data (when applied) to current season data
Numbers in BLACK are both the performance's actual NCAA rank AND "scored as" rank Numbers in RED indicate actual NCAA rank does not exist or is worse than "scored as" rank Numbers in BLUE indicate actual NCAA rank is better than "scored as" rank
USTFCCCA Non-Member Non-Member Schools Will NOT be ranked, beginning Week 2
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Two-Time Defending Champ Saint Augustine’s Moves to No. 1 in NCAA DII
Two-Time Defending Champ Saint Augustine’s Moves to No. 1 in NCAA DII
By Kyle Terwillegar, USTFCCCA
April 7, 2015
NEW ORLEANS – Nearly a month removed from the NCAA Division II Indoor Track & Field Championships, a majority of teams around the country have seen most of their top athletes compete at least once.
As a result, some familiar names have emerged at the top of the National Team Computer Rankings announced Tuesday by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) after early-season rankings domination by Western and Southern teams.
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Meanwhile in the women’s rankings, indoor champ No. 1 Central Missouri and No. 2 Azusa Pacific held steady in the top two spots, holding off a strong outdoor debut by No. 4 New Mexico Highlands. Just outside the top five, defending outdoor national champion Lincoln (Mo.) moved up to No. 6 after its first full-fledged weekend of competition.
Former men’s No. 1 Chico State dropped four spots to No. 5.
Unlike the NCAA Division I and III rankings (which include 2014 marks from returning athletes for the first three weeks), Division II only includes marks from the current 2015 season in its rankings formula. In the early section of this outdoor season, the rankings function more as a display of who’s performed the best to date this year and not necessarily who will be contending for the NCAA titles Memorial Day weekend in Allendale, Michigan.
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There’s still much work to be done, however, for the Falcons to separate themselves from the rest of the country. At 156.78 rankings points (see explanation of rankings here), Saint Augustine’s is only narrowly ahead of No. 2 Angelo State (151.14), No. 3 Adams State (144.23) and No. 4 Texas A&M-Commerce (141.05), and is only separated from No. 7 Texas A&M-Kingsville by just over 27 points.
A Western team that has demonstrated staying power in the rankings is No. 2 Angelo State, which moved up three spots to remain firmly in the hunt with national champions Saint Augustine’s and Adams State. The Rams got five national top-10 performances this past weekend, including No. 1 400-meter hurdler Wala Gime (who is also ranked No. 5 in the short hurdles).
From hurdles to barriers, Adams State moved up to No. 3 as two-time defending steeplechase and cross country champion Tabor Stevens made his 2015 track debut after sitting out the indoor season. At 8:32.50 he’s now the second-fastest man in Division II history.
Stevens and the rest of the Adams State distance crew combined to propel the Grizzlies to No. 3 as Oliver Aitchison took the collegiate lead at 1500 meters and Kevin Batt took the DII lead at 5000 meters. More points may be on the table depending which events each runner decides to contest at NCAAs this May.
Making the biggest splash in the women’s rankings was No. 4 New Mexico Highlands, which earned No. 1 national DII ranks in the long jump with Shanice McPherson and the triple jump with Salcia Slack, as well as in the 4×100 relay.
At the regional level, Shippensburg’s men took over the top spot in the Atlantic Region, as did Grand Valley State’s men and women in the Midwest and Alabama-Huntsville’s men and women in the South.
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2015 Week #4 — April 7 | |||||
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| Rank | Institution | Points | Conference | Head Coach (Yr) | Last Week |
| 1 | Saint Augustine’s | 156.78 | CIAA | George Williams (39th) | 9 |
| 2 | Angelo State | 151.14 | Lone Star | James Reid (16th) | 5 |
| 3 | Adams State | 144.23 | RMAC | Rock Light (2nd) | 77 |
| 4 | Texas A&M-Commerce | 141.05 | Lone Star | Tom Dibbern (2nd) | 3 |
| 5 | Chico State | 136.94 | CCAA | Oliver Hanf (3rd) | 1 |
| 6 | Grand Valley State | 135.91 | GLIAC | Jerry Baltes (16th) | 4 |
| 7 | Texas A&M-Kingsville | 129.68 | Lone Star | Ryan Dall (7th) | 13 |
| 8 | Pittsburg State | 119.46 | MIAA | Russ Jewett (27th) | 8 |
| 9 | Minnesota State | 110.15 | NSIC | Jim Dilling (2nd) | 2 |
| 10 | Colorado Mines | 97.79 | RMAC | Matt Sparks (2nd) | 6 |
| 11 | West Texas A&M | 95.11 | Lone Star | Darren Flowers (6th) | 10 |
| 12 | Ashland | 89.41 | GLIAC | Jud Logan (12th) | 12 |
| 13 | Alaska Anchorage | 88.39 | GNAC | Michael Friess (25th) | 11 |
| 14 | Findlay | 82.51 | GLIAC | Marc Arce (27th) | 15 |
| 15 | Cal Poly Pomona | 82.23 | CCAA | Octavious Gillespie-Bennett (3rd) | 7 |
| 16 | Shippensburg | 75.95 | PSAC | Dave Osanitsch (10th) | 30 |
| 17 | Azusa Pacific | 74.07 | PacWest | Kevin Reid (20th) | 17 |
| 18 | Central Missouri | 72.57 | MIAA | Kirk Pedersen (19th)/Kip Janvrin (17th) | 28 |
| 19 | Academy of Art | 66.88 | PacWest | Charles Ryan (5th) | 14 |
| 20 | Nova Southeastern | 56.89 | Peach Belt | Bryan Hagopian (6th) | 19 |
| 21 | Western Washington | 54.59 | GNAC | Pee Wee Halsell (28th) | 20 |
| 22 | Tarleton State | 48.00 | Lone Star | Patrick Ponder (9th) | 18 |
| 23 | Simon Fraser | 47.58 | GNAC | Brit Townsend (15th) | 44 |
| 24 | Cal State Stanislaus | 46.26 | CCAA | Diljeet Taylor (3rd) | 24 |
| 25 | Johnson C. Smith | 45.32 | CIAA | Lennox Graham (8th) | 26 |
| dropped out: No. 16 UC San Diego, No. 21 Malone, No. 22 Mount Olive, No. 23 Emporia State, No. 25 Hillsdale | |||||
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| Men’s Conference Index Top 10 | |||
| Rank | Conference | Points | Top 25 Teams |
| 1 | Lone Star | 590.66 | 5 |
| 2 | GLIAC | 425.42 | 3 |
| 3 | MIAA | 394.71 | 2 |
| 4 | CCAA | 348.38 | 3 |
| 5 | RMAC | 302.78 | 2 |
| 6 | GNAC | 248.12 | 3 |
| 7 | CIAA | 227.20 | 2 |
| 8 | PacWest | 177.89 | 2 |
| 9 | NSIC | 133.50 | 1 |
| 10 | Peach Belt | 96.42 | 1 |
| Men’s Regional Index Leaders | |||
| Region | Institution | Points | Last Week |
| Atlantic | Shippensburg | 557.61 | 2 |
| Central | Pittsburg State | 426.38 | 1 |
| East | Franklin Pierce | 419.91 | 1 |
| Midwest | Grand Valley State | 482.96 | 2 |
| South | Alabama-Huntsville | 299.00 | 2 |
| South Central | Texas A&M-Commerce | 504.76 | 1 |
| Southeast | Mount Olive | 552.40 | 1 |
| West | Chico State | 490.62 | 1 |
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| next ranking: April 14 | |||||
| Rank | Institution | Points | Conference | Head Coach (Yr) | Last Week |
| 1 | Central Missouri | 174.77 | MIAA | Kirk Pedersen (19th)/Kip Janvrin (17th) | 1 |
| 2 | Azusa Pacific | 126.59 | PacWest | Preston Grey (1st) | 2 |
| 3 | Angelo State | 106.61 | Lone Star | James Reid (16th) | 4 |
| 4 | New Mexico Highlands | 105.31 | RMAC | Bob DeVries (23rd) | NR |
| 5 | Saint Augustine’s | 99.40 | CIAA | George Williams (39th) | 3 |
| 6 | Lincoln (Mo.) | 96.39 | MIAA | Victor Thomas (14th) | 49 |
| 7 | Lewis | 86.29 | GLVC | Dana Schwarting (10th) | 5 |
| 8 | UC San Diego | 82.59 | CCAA | Darcy Ahner (8th) | NR |
| 9 | Grand Valley State | 82.52 | GLIAC | Jerry Baltes (16th) | 20 |
| 10 | West Texas A&M | 80.52 | Lone Star | Darren Flowers (6th) | 6 |
| 11 | Texas A&M-Kingsville | 74.41 | Lone Star | Ryan Dall (7th) | 27 |
| 12 | Ashland | 71.88 | GLIAC | Jud Logan (12th) | 51 |
| 13 | Winona State | 71.23 | NSIC | Mason Rebarchek (11th) | 9 |
| 14 | Humboldt State | 68.89 | CCAA | Scott Pesch (5th) | 7 |
| 15 | Chico State | 68.44 | CCAA | Robert Nooney (2nd) | 11 |
| 16 | Wayne State (Neb.) | 63.21 | NSIC | Marlon Brink (15th) | 8 |
| 17 | Hillsdale | 57.36 | GLIAC | Andrew Towne (4th) | 12 |
| 18 | Winston-Salem State | 56.98 | CIAA | Inez Turner (6th) | 13 |
| 19 | Fort Hays State | 56.10 | MIAA | Dennis Weber (22nd) | 36 |
| 20 | Missouri Southern | 56.06 | MIAA | Patty Vavra (21st) | 32 |
| 21 | Simon Fraser | 55.90 | GNAC | Brit Townsend (15th) | 67 |
| 22 | Alaska Anchorage | 55.78 | GNAC | Michael Friess (25th) | 10 |
| 23 | Academy of Art | 55.27 | PacWest | Charles Ryan (5th) | 24 |
| 24 | Adams State | 53.70 | RMAC | Rock Light (2nd) | 88 |
| 25 | Pittsburg State | 53.60 | MIAA | Russ Jewett (29th) | 21 |
| dropped out: No. 14 U-Mary, No. 15 Western State, No. 16 Cal Poly Pomona, No. 17 Nova Southeastern, No. 18 Chadron State, No. 19 Northwest Missouri, No. 22 Saint Martin’s, No. 23 Tarleton State, No. 25 Colorado Mesa | |||||
| View All Teams Beyond the Top 25 | |||||
| Women’s Conference Index Top 10 | |||
| Rank | Conference | Points | Top 25 Teams |
| 1 | MIAA | 547.42 | 5 |
| 2 | Lone Star | 339.60 | 3 |
| 3 | GLIAC | 339.43 | 3 |
| 4 | RMAC | 311.39 | 2 |
| 5 | CCAA | 284.57 | 3 |
| 6 | GNAC | 275.12 | 2 |
| 7 | CIAA | 261.36 | 2 |
| 8 | PacWest | 206.70 | 2 |
| 9 | NSIC | 191.68 | 2 |
| 10 | GLVC | 169.80 | 1 |
| Women’s Regional Index Leaders | |||
| Region | Institution | Points | Last Week |
| Atlantic | Slippery Rock | 399.81 | 1 |
| Central | Central Missouri | 366.79 | 1 |
| East | Roberts Wesleyan | 335.19 | 1 |
| Midwest | Grand Valley State | 444.74 | 2 |
| South | Alabama-Huntsville | 437.05 | 2 |
| South Central | Angelo State | 525.54 | 1 |
| Southeast | Queens (N.C.) | 325.63 | 1 |
| West | Chico State | 374.11 | 1 |
| View All Regional Rankings | |||
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Planning a Physical Presence in China
Planning a Physical Presence in China
Andrew Scott Conning.
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Andrew Scott Conning, 43, is my son. He ran cross country and track at Berkeley High School from 1987-1989. He graduated summa cum laude from Georgetown University with a B.A. in languages and international affaire in 1994. He received a M.A. in Cultural Anthropology from UNAM in Mexico City. He is in his sixth year as a doctoral candidate in Education at Harvard University.
He speaks Spanish, Japanese, and Mandarin.
He is the author of Kodansha Kanji Learner's Course.
The Kodansha Kanji Learner’s Course A Step-by-Step Guide to Mastering 2300 Characters Andrew Scott Conning Foreword by Jack Halpern - See more at: http://www.kodanshausa.com/books/9781568365268/#sthash.LnTFgGG6.dpuf
Kanji (漢字; Japanese pronunciation: [kandʑi]![About this sound]()
listen), or kan'ji, are the adopted logographicChinese characters (hànzì)[1] that are used in the modern Japanese writing system along with hiragana and katakana. The Japanese term kanji for the Chinese characters literally means "Han characters"[2] and is written using the same characters as the Chinese word hànzì (simplified Chinese: 汉字; traditional Chinese: 漢字).[3]wikipedia
The Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM) (National Autonomous University of Mexico) is a publicresearch university in Mexico City, Mexico that is the largest university in Latin America.[8] UNAM was founded, in its modern form, on 22 September 1910 by Justo Sierra[1][2][3][4] as a liberal alternative to its preceding institution the Royal and Pontifical University of Mexico (founded on 21 September 1551 by a royal decree of Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor and brought to a definitive closure in 1867 by the liberals).
He speaks Spanish, Japanese, and Mandarin.
He is the author of Kodansha Kanji Learner's Course.
The Kodansha Kanji Learner’s Course A Step-by-Step Guide to Mastering 2300 Characters Andrew Scott Conning Foreword by Jack Halpern - See more at: http://www.kodanshausa.com/books/9781568365268/#sthash.LnTFgGG6.dpuf
Kanji (漢字; Japanese pronunciation: [kandʑi]
listen), or kan'ji, are the adopted logographicChinese characters (hànzì)[1] that are used in the modern Japanese writing system along with hiragana and katakana. The Japanese term kanji for the Chinese characters literally means "Han characters"[2] and is written using the same characters as the Chinese word hànzì (simplified Chinese: 汉字; traditional Chinese: 漢字).[3]wikipedia↧
Coach Dave Rodda (Long Beach State) passed away following a heart attack
LBSU Hall Of Fame Coach Dave Rodda Passed Away Friday
 |  Dave Rodda was enshrined into the LBSU Athletics Hall of Fame in 2006. |
April 7, 2015
Long Beach, Calif. - Track and Field lost a tremendous leader last Friday with the death of Dave Rodda, who passed away following a heart attack. A pioneer for women's track and field, Rodda's passion for the sport was nearly unmatched. Following his retirement as the Director of Recreation and Community Services in Lakewood, Rodda returned to his Alma Mater of Long Beach State and spent the next 14 years serving as an assistant coach with Beach track and Field. In that time, Rodda helped lead the 49ers to four Big West Championships, and helped coach 11 Big West champions, 43 All-Big West performers, and eight All-Americans. Rodda was inducted into the Long Beach State Athletics Hall of Fame in 2006, owing to his success not only at LBSU but through national and international competition as well. Rodda coached 12 Olympians and worked as a Team USA assistant coach through two Olympic cycles, as well as serving as the head coach for the 1991 World Championships and 1995 Pan American Games. Following his resignation last year, head coach Andy Sythe had the following to say about Rodda. "There isn't a finer coach out there than Dave Rodda," Sythe said. "His level of expertise is unmatched in this profession and he will be truly missed. It's not only his working knowledge that made him the outstanding coach he is, but it's also his ability to work with and motivate student-athletes that makes him truly special." In 1996, Rodda was distinguished as a Master Coach, the highest recognition in coaching education by USA Track & Field.
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Long Beach, Calif. - Track and Field lost a tremendous leader last Friday with the death of Dave Rodda, who passed away following a heart attack. A pioneer for women's track and field, Rodda's passion for the sport was nearly unmatched. Following his retirement as the Director of Recreation and Community Services in Lakewood, Rodda returned to his Alma Mater of Long Beach State and spent the next 14 years serving as an assistant coach with Beach track and Field. In that time, Rodda helped lead the 49ers to four Big West Championships, and helped coach 11 Big West champions, 43 All-Big West performers, and eight All-Americans. Rodda was inducted into the Long Beach State Athletics Hall of Fame in 2006, owing to his success not only at LBSU but through national and international competition as well. Rodda coached 12 Olympians and worked as a Team USA assistant coach through two Olympic cycles, as well as serving as the head coach for the 1991 World Championships and 1995 Pan American Games. Following his resignation last year, head coach Andy Sythe had the following to say about Rodda. "There isn't a finer coach out there than Dave Rodda," Sythe said. "His level of expertise is unmatched in this profession and he will be truly missed. It's not only his working knowledge that made him the outstanding coach he is, but it's also his ability to work with and motivate student-athletes that makes him truly special." In 1996, Rodda was distinguished as a Master Coach, the highest recognition in coaching education by USA Track & Field.
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Distance star Matthew Maton won't run for Summit HS of Bend, Oregon this season
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SF State Distance Carnival
4/3/2015 to 4/4/2015
San Francisco State University (Cox Stadium)
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- 1Matthew Maton (SR)Unattached9:03.73
- 2Evan SparlingExcelsior RC9:35.44
- 3Jeffrey Stalun (JR)Unattached9:40.63
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Northern California High School Track Leaders Men 100-800 Meters
Courtesy EPI Sports' Searchable Results Database
Mens 100 Meter - Wind Legal
| Mark (Wind) | Name (Grade) | School (Section) | Meet (Date) | |
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| 10.66 (1.8) | John McDonald (12) | Lincoln (Stoc) (SJ) | Folsom Depth Charge (03/14/15) | |
| 10.81 (1.6) | Lani Gaspar (12) | El Molino (NC) | Stanford Invitational (04/03/15) | |
| 10.85 (-0.3) | Jamaun Charles (12) | Amador Valley (NC) | Stanford Invitational (04/03/15) | |
| 10.87 (1.6) | Nate Jones (12) | Tracy (SJ) | Port City Invite (03/14/15) | |
| 10.90 (1.7) | Nathen Francisco (11) | James Logan (NC) | Stanford Invitational (04/03/15) | |
| 10.94 (0.4) | Tyus Williamson (12) | Woodcreek (SJ) | Sacramento State Track Classic (03/07/15) | |
| 10.99 (1.7) | Kameron Jackson (11) | St. Mary's -NC (NC) | Stanford Invitational (04/03/15) | |
| 11.02 (-1.8) | Cameron (cj) Edwards (12) | Castro Valley (NC) | East Bay Invitational (03/14/15) | |
| 11.02 (0.4) | Christian Corbin (9) | Santa Rosa (NC) | Stanford Invitational (04/04/15) |
Mens 100 Meter - Wind Aided
| Rank | Mark (Wind) | Name (Grade) | School (Section) | Meet (Date) |
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| 1 | 10.59 (2.6) | John McDonald (12) | Lincoln (Stoc) (SJ) | Stanford Invitational (04/03/15) |
| 2 | 10.78 (2.6) | Tyus Williamson (12) | Woodcreek (SJ) | Stanford Invitational (04/03/15) |
| 3 | 10.83 (NWI) | Ja'Maun Charles (12) | Amador Valley (NC) | Weekly Duals, 3/8/15 (03/08/15) |
| 4 | 10.85 (NWI) | Cameron (cj) Edwards (12) | Castro Valley (NC) | San Leandro Invitational (03/21/15) |
| 5 | 10.86 (NWI) | Dion Collier (11) | Merrill West (SJ) | Merrill West vs. St. Mary's (04/02/15) |
| 6 | 10.87 (2.6) | Cameron Edwards (12) | Castro Valley (NC) | Stanford Invitational (04/03/15) |
| 7 | 10.89 (2.6) | Bosco Bapoupeleh (12) | Stuart Hall (NC) | Stanford Invitational (04/03/15) |
| 8 | 10.89 (2.6) | Brandon Jetter (12) | Oak Ridge (SJ) | Stanford Invitational (04/03/15) |
| 9 | 10.97 (2.6) | Kyle Macauley (11) | Bellarmine (CC) | Stanford Invitational (04/03/15) |
| 10 | 10.97 (2.6) | Elijah Lucy (12) | Emery (NC) | Stanford Invitational (04/03/15) |
Mens 200 Meter - Wind Legal
| Mark (Wind) | Name (Grade) | School (Section) | Meet (Date) | |
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| 21.67 (1.9) | John McDonald (12) | Lincoln (Stoc) (SJ) | Port City Invite (03/14/15) | |
| 21.83 (1.7) | Tyus Williamson (12) | Woodcreek (SJ) | Sacramento State Track Classic (03/07/15) | |
| 22.03 (1.7) | Marcus Beloney (12) | Sheldon (SJ) | Sacramento State Track Classic (03/07/15) | |
| 22.15 (1.7) | Toj Davis (11) | Roseville (SJ) | Sacramento State Track Classic (03/07/15) | |
| 22.19 (0.9) | Latrell Thayer (12) | Academy Arts & Sciences (SF) | Oakland Invit'l Relays (03/28/15) | |
| 22.20 (0.9) | Javonte Norman (12) | St. Mary's -SJ (SJ) | Sacramento State Track Classic (03/07/15) | |
| 22.24 (1.8) | Haris Khaliq (12) | Irvington (NC) | K-Bell Classic (03/14/15) | |
| 22.45 (0.9) | Galen Evans (12) | Encinal (NC) | Oakland Invit'l Relays (03/28/15) | |
| 22.48 (0.9) | Andre Williams (11) | Rosemont (SJ) | Sacramento State Track Classic (03/07/15) | |
| 22.49 (1.8) | Chris Illio (12) | Mt. Pleasant (CC) | K-Bell Classic (03/14/15) |
Mens 200 Meter - Wind Aided
| Mark (Wind) | Name (Grade) | School (Section) | Meet (Date) | |
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| 22.03 (NWI) | Ja'Maun Charles (12) | Amador Valley (NC) | Weekly Duals, 3/8/15 (03/08/15) | |
| 22.15 (NWI) | David Cuellar (11) | San Benito Hol (CC) | Don Christopher Invite (03/21/15) | |
| 22.21 (NWI) | Ross Niederhaus (12) | St. Francis (MV) -CC (CC) | Alemany vs. St. Francis (03/26/15) | |
| 22.28 (NWI) | Dion Collier (11) | Merrill West (SJ) | Merrill West vs. St. Mary's (04/02/15) | |
| 22.31 (NWI) | Tyus Williamson () | Woodcreek (SJ) | Sheldon Husky Invit'l (03/21/15) | |
| 22.37 (NWI) | Aaron Jones (12) | Castro Valley (NC) | San Leandro Invitational (03/21/15) | |
| 22.39 (NWI) | Elijah Lucy (12) | Emery (NC) | Sunset Invitational (03/06/15) | |
| 22.39 (NWI) | Said-Kamal Webster (12) | El Camino -SJ (SJ) | Whitney Invit'l (03/07/15) | |
| 22.39 (NWI) | Jordan Coats (12) | Vacaville Christian (SJ) | San Leandro Invitational (03/21/15) | |
| 22.40 (NWI) | Ryan Weaver (12) | Turlock (SJ) | Falcon Spring Classic (03/20/15) |
Mens 400 Meter
| Mark | Name (Grade) | School (Section) | Meet (Date) | |
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| 48.66 | Aspyn Walton (12) | Woodcreek (SJ) | Sacramento State Track Classic (03/07/15) | |
| 48.73 | John McDonald (12) | Lincoln (Stoc) (SJ) | Port City Invite (03/14/15) | |
| 48.92 | Cameron Stone () | Sheldon (SJ) | Sheldon Husky Invit'l (03/21/15) | |
| 48.93 | Shraee Harrison (11) | San Benito Hol (CC) | Stanford Invitational (04/03/15) | |
| 49.22 | Javonte Norman (12) | St. Mary's -SJ (SJ) | Port City Invite (03/14/15) | |
| 49.33 | Jamaun Charles (12) | Amador Valley (NC) | Dan Gabor Sprint & Distance Fest (03/07/15) | |
| 49.40 | Marcus Beloney (12) | Sheldon (SJ) | Stanford Invitational (04/03/15) | |
| 49.53 | Elijah Lucy (12) | Emery (NC) | San Leandro Invitational (03/21/15) | |
| 49.78 | Steven Hill (12) | Bear Creek (SJ) | Ron Ruptier Invitational (03/07/15) | |
| 49.83 | Lawrence Wong (12) | Galileo (SF) | Oakland Invit'l Relays (03/28/15) |
Mens 800 Meter
| Mark | Name (Grade) | School (Section) | Meet (Date) | |
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| 1:52.20 | Arturo Sotomayor () | Roseville (SJ) | Stanford Invitational (04/03/15) | |
| 1:53.37 | Willie Hall (11) | Davis (SJ) | Stanford Invitational (04/03/15) | |
| 1:53.90 | Ben Micallef (10) | Bellarmine (CC) | Stanford Invitational (04/03/15) | |
| 1:54.70 | Blake Croft (12) | Davis (SJ) | Stanford Invitational (04/03/15) | |
| 1:55.00 | Cristian Monsalud (12) | James Logan (NC) | Stanford Invitational (04/03/15) | |
| 1:55.20 | Nick Rauch (12) | Casa Grande (NC) | Stanford Invitational (04/03/15) | |
| 1:55.92 | David Phair (11) | College Park (NC) | Stanford Invitational (04/03/15) | |
| 1:56.28 | Mark Baker (12) | Rio Americano (SJ) | Bronco Roundup Distance Carnvial (03/27/15) | |
| 1:56.32 | Ross Corey (12) | Woodside Prior (CC) | Azusa Distance Meet of Champions (03/01/15) |
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Chabot Relays, Chabot College, Hayward, California, April 4, 2015
Boys
Senior Dylan Montagu ( Lick-Wilmerding , San Francisco) won the men's 110 meter high hurdles in 16.77. His last name reminded me of the film Chariots of Fire.
"Evelyn Aubrey Montague (20 March 1900 – 30 January 1948) was an English athlete and journalist. He ran in the 1924 Paris Olympics, placing sixth in the steeplechase race. Montague is immortalised in the 1981 film Chariots of Fire, where he is portrayed by Nicholas Farrell. Contrary to the film, however, he attended Oxford, not Cambridge, and went by the name Evelyn (EEV-lin) rather than Aubrey." Wikipedia
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Junior Kara Awakoaiye (Bishop O'Dowd, Oakland) won the women's 100 meters in 12.47. Freshman Marnae Glover (Bishop O'Dowd) placed second in 12.76.
Senior Dylan Montagu ( Lick-Wilmerding , San Francisco) won the men's 110 meter high hurdles in 16.77. His last name reminded me of the film Chariots of Fire.
"Evelyn Aubrey Montague (20 March 1900 – 30 January 1948) was an English athlete and journalist. He ran in the 1924 Paris Olympics, placing sixth in the steeplechase race. Montague is immortalised in the 1981 film Chariots of Fire, where he is portrayed by Nicholas Farrell. Contrary to the film, however, he attended Oxford, not Cambridge, and went by the name Evelyn (EEV-lin) rather than Aubrey." Wikipedia
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Junior Kara Awakoaiye (Bishop O'Dowd, Oakland) won the women's 100 meters in 12.47. Freshman Marnae Glover (Bishop O'Dowd) placed second in 12.76.
Mens 100 Meters
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Name Year School Final
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1 Ivan Zhang 12 George Washington 11.53
2 Jimfry Lin 12 George Washington 11.62
3 Javon Wright 12 San Lorenzo 11.95
4 Dylan Montagu 12 Lick Wilmerding 12.03
5 Albert Yee 12 Chinese Christian 12.43
6 Ethan Davis 12 San Lorenzo 12.49
7 Jeremiah Sullivan 10 Stuart Hall 12.62
8 Simon Lee 11 George Washington 12.65
9 Cleveland Smith 12 San Lorenzo 12.66
10 Jed Campbell 11 Washington 12.74
11 Usman Ghani 12 San Lorenzo 12.91
Mens 100 Meters
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Name Year School Final
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1 Jianhao (Aaron ) Ye 9 George Washington 11.86
2 Quincy Culpepper 10 San Lorenzo 12.23
3 Omar Patterson 10 Lick Wilmerding 12.40
4 Justin Tran 10 George Washington 12.45
5 Ben Langer 10 Head-Royce 12.55
6 Truman Chan 10 George Washington 12.60
7 Jorim Powell 9 Stuart Hall 12.65
8 Damontae Scott 10 San Lorenzo 12.77
9 Anthony Chi 9 George Washington 12.79
10 Vaun Flavio 10 George Washington 12.89
11 Elijah Pak 10 Chinese Christian 12.94
12 Royce Tran 10 George Washington 13.39
13 Cameron Dixon 10 Lick Wilmerding 13.62
15 Jesse Wong 9 Chinese Christian 13.98
16 Yasuyki Ejima 9 George Washington 14.46
Mens 200 Meters
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Name Year School Final
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1 Ivan Zhang 12 George Washington 23.34
2 Jimfry Lin 12 George Washington 23.48
3 Javon Wright 12 San Lorenzo 23.94
4 Jed Campbell 11 Washington 25.60
5 Albert Yee 12 Chinese Christian 25.63
6 Eric Shi 12 George Washington 25.74
7 Cleveland Smith 12 San Lorenzo 25.87
8 Ethan Pak 12 Chinese Christian 25.88
9 Simon Lee 11 George Washington 26.27
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Name Year School Final
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1 Cameron Johnston 10 Livermore 24.32
2 Jianhao (Aaron ) Ye 9 George Washington 25.13
3 Truman Chan 10 George Washington 25.17
4 Damontae Scott 10 San Lorenzo 25.54
5 Quincy Culpepper 10 San Lorenzo 25.64
6 Kevin Shew 9 George Washington 25.81
7 Anthony Chi 9 George Washington 25.90
8 Tinsae Dilnesaw 10 George Washington 26.23
9 Royce Tran 10 George Washington 26.75
10 Elijah Pak 10 Chinese Christian 27.06
12 Jesse Wong 9 Chinese Christian 29.49
Mens 400 Meters
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Name Year School Final
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1 Cameron Johnston 10 Livermore 52.56
2 Daimarr Morris 12 San Lorenzo 52.70
3 Andrew Swaim 12 Livermore 53.16
4 Cedric Lewis 12 Tennyson 53.32
5 Nishan Natt 12 Livermore 54.19
6 Renzo Downey 12 Piedmont 54.41
7 Alex Harrison 11 Piedmont 54.65
8 Will Hackel 12 Stuart Hall 55.08
9 Xavier Prospero 12 Piedmont 55.41
10 Benjamin Bapuopeleh 12 Stuart Hall 55.91
11 Emmet Smith 10 Piedmont 55.96
12 August Rock 12 Lick Wilmerding 56.41
13 Elijah Horwitz 10 Stuart Hall 57.27
14 Oliver Mancini 10 Lick Wilmerding 57.35
15 Sasha Lifsitz 10 Stuart Hall 57.64
16 Grady Wetherbee 10 Piedmont 59.01
17 Chris Leung 10 Lick Wilmerding 59.50
18 Nick Everest 9 Stuart Hall 59.92
19 Hunter Stern 10 Piedmont 1:00.22
20 Adam Barr-Neuwirth 10 Lick Wilmerding 1:02.36
21 Jack Merrigan 10 Stuart Hall 1:02.97
22 Liam Carrington 11 Piedmont 1:03.43
23 Josef Crombie Presberg 10 Piedmont 1:03.87
24 Alex Nguyen 11 Piedmont 1:04.23
25 Ryan Padua 10 Piedmont 1:06.40
26 Cole Bloomfield 10 Piedmont 1:06.66
27 Kenneth Lyndon-Williams 11 Piedmont 1:06.97
28 Horacio Leon 11 Stuart Hall 1:07.51
29 Dante Cheung 11 Stuart Hall 1:07.58
30 Vincent Titterton 9 Piedmont 1:11.28
Mens 800 Meters
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Name Year School Final
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1 Nishan Natt 12 Livermore 2:00.73
2 Liam Mccurley 11 George Washington 2:02.24
3 David Tang 12 George Washington 2:05.32
4 James Rich 12 Lick Wilmerding 2:08.02
5 Eric Webber Home School 2:10.27
6 Mitchell Tree 11 Livermore 2:16.22
7 Tony Tran 11 George Washington 2:22.47
8 Aaron Li 11 George Washington 2:25.80
9 Jason Sochin 11 Livermore 2:34.70
10 Aaron Gecolea 11 San Lorenzo 2:40.30
Mens 800 Meters
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Name Year School Final
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1 Omar Maklaf 10 Livermore 2:09.38
2 Alex Fine 10 Lick Wilmerding 2:14.09
3 Alex Martinez 9 Lick Wilmerding 2:15.06
4 Eric Xie 9 George Washington 2:21.90
5 Greg Aufderheide 9 Livermore 2:26.28
6 Miguel Valenton 9 Livermore 2:26.47
7 Cesar Padilla 9 San Lorenzo 2:29.17
8 Spencer Borbon 9 Moreau Catholic 2:31.04
9 Jason Woodruff 9 Lick Wilmerding 2:35.15
10 Jose Garcia 9 San Lorenzo 2:36.89
11 Anthony Tsang 9 Lick Wilmerding 2:37.97
12 Julian Mendoza 9 San Lorenzo 2:41.70
13 Juan Barajas 10 San Lorenzo 2:42.83
Mens 1600 Meters
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Name Year School Final
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1 Thomas Namara 12 Stuart Hall 4:36.66
2 Steve Page 12 Lick Wilmerding 4:38.02
3 Chris Boranian 12 Head-Royce 4:38.55
4 Chris Machle 11 Piedmont 4:41.10
5 Matt Jenkins 12 Lick Wilmerding 4:41.67
6 Brian Ebisuzaki 11 Lick Wilmerding 4:43.25
7 Daniel Jones 10 Piedmont 4:45.79
8 Benson Xu 12 George Washington 4:45.82
9 Timothy Scheuermann 10 Arroyo 4:45.96
10 Miles Von Herrmann 12 Piedmont 4:46.96
11 Hunter Phelps 12 Washington 4:50.18
12 Jace Padilla 12 Washington 4:51.30
13 Rafael Valenton 11 Livermore 4:52.55
14 Reece Proctor 9 Piedmont 4:54.40
15 Patrick Dilworth 10 Stuart Hall 4:59.26
16 Mitchell Argue 10 Piedmont 4:59.77
17 Preston Ma 11 George Washington 5:03.43
18 Gennaro Covelli 12 Stuart Hall 5:03.54
19 Derek Huang 11 George Washington 5:03.79
20 Mitchell Tree 11 Livermore 5:03.93
21 Mingwei Samuel 11 Piedmont 5:04.42
22 Justin Hom 12 Stuart Hall 5:05.44
23 Daniel Mendoza 11 California (San Ramon) 5:05.97
24 Evan Hanke 11 Piedmont 5:06.05
25 Henry Ferguson 12 Piedmont 5:11.52
26 Olivier Suter-Ternynck 11 Piedmont 5:12.67
27 Elliot Hayne 11 Stuart Hall 5:14.09
28 Jack Rutherford 10 Stuart Hall 5:14.37
29 Sam White 9 Piedmont 5:24.53
30 Carter Evans 12 Stuart Hall 5:25.08
31 Jason Sochin 11 Livermore 5:40.99
32 Aaron Gecolea 11 San Lorenzo 5:52.15
33 Samuel Berston 11 Lick Wilmerding 5:53.00
Mens 1600 Meters
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Name Year School Final
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1 Erik Stein 9 Lick Wilmerding 4:43.59
2 Jackson Vachal 10 Lick Wilmerding 4:52.86
3 Alexander Castillo 10 California (San Ramon) 4:54.32
4 Tyler Williams 10 California (San Ramon) 4:55.39
5 Alex Martinez 9 Lick Wilmerding 4:56.75
6 Parker Shields 10 California (San Ramon) 4:57.56
7 Tristen Newton 10 California (San Ramon) 4:58.66
8 Cameron Reyes 9 California (San Ramon) 4:59.13
9 Phoenix Aquino-Thomas 9 Stuart Hall 5:04.90
10 Miguel Valenton 9 Livermore 5:06.57
11 Alex Fine 10 Lick Wilmerding 5:10.01
12 Cesar Padilla 9 San Lorenzo 5:15.08
13 Jackson Harper Unattached 5:19.88
14 Ian Hu 9 Stuart Hall 5:25.70
15 Miguel Garcia 9 Head-Royce 5:29.32
16 Anthony Tsang 9 Lick Wilmerding 5:30.63
17 Jason Woodruff 9 Lick Wilmerding 5:36.21
18 Jose Garcia 9 San Lorenzo 5:41.09
19 Julian Mendoza 9 San Lorenzo 5:41.94
20 William Jung 10 Washington 5:53.39
21 Juan Barajas 10 San Lorenzo 5:57.86
22 Ben Kaplan 9 Stuart Hall 6:09.46
Mens 3200 Meters
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Name Year School Final
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1 Rafael Valenton 11 Livermore 10:33.69
2 Akul Goyal 11 California (San Ramon) 10:35.41
3 Benson Xu 12 George Washington 10:39.30
4 Derek Huang 11 George Washington 11:07.86
5 Preston Ma 11 George Washington 11:19.76
6 Greg Aufderheide 9 Livermore 11:36.57
7 Daniel Mendoza 11 California (San Ramon) 11:37.05
Mens 110 Meter Hurdles
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Name Year School Final
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1 Daniel Crisp 10 Livermore 17.79
2 Justin Tran 10 George Washington 19.14
3 Royce Tran 10 George Washington 19.46
Mens 110 Meter Hurdles
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Name Year School Final
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1 Dylan Montagu 12 Lick Wilmerding 16.77
2 Gabe Watson 11 Piedmont 17.28
3 Kenneth Lee 11 Arroyo 17.40
4 Benjamin Bapuopeleh 12 Stuart Hall 18.03
5 Chris Guan 11 Arroyo 19.67
6 Francisco Ortiz 12 Arroyo 19.99
7 Omar Patterson 10 Lick Wilmerding 20.01
8 Eric Shi 12 George Washington 20.53
9 Jack Merrigan 10 Stuart Hall 21.69
10 David Ludeke 10 Lick Wilmerding 22.26
Mens 2k Steeplechase
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Name Year School Final
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1 Zach Connolly 11 Redwood Christian 6:13.47
2 Steve Page 12 Lick Wilmerding 6:33.73
3 Matt Jenkins 12 Lick Wilmerding 6:49.36
4 Chris Boranian 12 Head-Royce 7:02.82
5 Trevor Starck 10 California (San Ramon) 7:11.10
6 Tyler Williams 10 California (San Ramon) 7:16.24
7 Alexander Castillo 10 California (San Ramon) 7:16.96
8 Parker Shields 10 California (San Ramon) 7:17.88
9 Tristen Newton 10 California (San Ramon) 7:25.70
Mens 4x100 Relay
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Place School Final
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1 Piedmont 45.80
2 Lick Wilmerding 46.77
3 Stuart Hall 48.96
4 Chinese Christian 50.84
5 Piedmont 51.92
Mens Shot Put
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Name Year School Final
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1 Dylan Montagu 12 Lick Wilmerding 44-04.50
2 Dingane Kendricks 12 Bishop O'Dowd 41-10.00
3 John Brunell 11 Livermore 39-04.00
4 Liam Campbell 12 Stuart Hall 38-02.50
5 Viet Duong 12 Humboldt State 42' 9" 13.03m
5 Alexander Berbey 10 Stuart Hall 37-10.00
6 Richard Atthowe 11 Bishop O'Dowd 37-02.50
7 Omid Ravanfar 11 Stuart Hall 35-04.00
8 Magdiel Rodriguez 11 Washington 34-00.00
9 Adrian Gonzalez 11 San Lorenzo 33-05.00
9 Quillian Mcelderry 11 Livermore 33-05.00
11 Eric Carnes 12 Livermore 32-00.00
12 William Carter 11 San Lorenzo 31-09.00
13 Kelby Kramer 9 Lick Wilmerding 31-06.00
14 Emmet Smith 10 Piedmont 30-02.00
15 Richard But 12 Chinese Christian 29-05.00
16 Robert Santos 10 Stuart Hall 27-11.50
17 David Orellana 12 George Washington 26-07.00
18 Liam Coen 9 Lick Wilmerding 25-05.00
19 Ben Cross 9 Stuart Hall 23-04.00
20 Emilio Castellanos 11 San Lorenzo 21-07.50
Mens Discus
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Name Year School Final
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1 Dingane Kendricks 12 Bishop O'Dowd 147-10
2 David Thomas 12 Livermore 133-10
3 John Brunell 11 Livermore 133-01
4 Liam Campbell 12 Stuart Hall 119-04
5 Richard Atthowe 11 Bishop O'Dowd 117-05
6 Eric Carnes 12 Livermore 104-10
7 Omid Ravanfar 11 Stuart Hall 104-00
8 Magdiel Rodriguez 11 Washington 103-11
9 Alexander Berbey 10 Stuart Hall 101-10
10 Luis Lopez 12 Tennyson 91-07
11 William Carter 11 San Lorenzo 83-03
12 David Orellana 12 George Washington 79-06
13 Robert Santos 10 Stuart Hall 75-05
14 Richard But 12 Chinese Christian 73-06
15 Kelby Kramer 9 Lick Wilmerding 68-10
16 Adrian Gonzalez 11 San Lorenzo 67-10
17 Emilio Castellanos 11 San Lorenzo 51-11
18 Ben Cross 9 Stuart Hall 50-03
Mens High Jump
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Name Year School Final
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1 Jimfry Lin 12 George Washington 6-01.00
2 Murray Jaylen 12 Washington 5-09.00
3 Franklin Johnson 12 Piedmont 5-05.00
4 Tinsae Dilnesaw 10 George Washington 5-00.00
Mens Pole Vault
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Name Year School Final
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1 Luca Sullivan 12 Marin Catholic 12-11.50
2 Jack Rodriques 11 Marin Catholic 12-05.50
4 Liam Kilpack 11 Marin Catholic 11-00.00
4 Liam North 11 Moreau Catholic 11-00.00
4 Alex Harrison 11 Piedmont 11-00.00
7 Kenny Olson 9 Washington 10-06.00
Mens Long Jump
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Name Year School Final
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1 Murray Jaylen 12 Washington 20-03.75
2 Jimfry Lin 12 George Washington 19-06.00
3 Dylan Montagu 12 Lick Wilmerding 18-11.75
4 Riley Hockett 12 Lick Wilmerding 18-11.00
5 Jianhao (Aaron ) Ye 9 George Washington 18-06.50
6 Rocky Gulassa 12 Piedmont 17-08.00
7 Gary Lu 9 George Washington 17-02.00
8 Aaron Jeffries 9 Piedmont 15-11.00
9 Kelby Kramer 9 Lick Wilmerding 15-06.50
10 Jed Campbell 11 Washington 15-03.00
Mens Triple Jump
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Name Year School Final
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1 Will Hackel 12 Stuart Hall 40-07.00
2 Murray Jaylen 12 Washington 40-06.00
3 Riley Hockett 12 Lick Wilmerding 40-02.00
4 Robet Ma 11 Fremont Christian 38-05.00
5 Allen Huang 11 Fremont Christian 38-05.00
6 Benjamin Bapuopeleh 12 Stuart Hall 37-07.00
Womens 100 Meters
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Name Year School Final
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1 Kara Awakoaiye 11 Bishop O'Dowd 12.47
2 Marnae Glover 9 Bishop O'Dowd 12.76
3 Lauryn Moore 10 Bishop O'Dowd 13.11
4 Kyoka Kagami 11 George Washington 13.64
5 Karayah Gibbs 9 Bishop O'Dowd 13.67
6 Katie Leong 11 Fremont Christian 13.84
7 Hana Johnson 10 Bishop O'Dowd 13.95
8 Lauren Lew 10 George Washington 14.06
9 Laurel Cinti 11 Convent of the Sacre 14.16
10 Fiona Fan 11 Chinese Christian 14.65
11 Jade Wong 11 Chinese Christian 14.89
12 Samantha Lau 9 George Washington 14.98
12 Alisa Ota 11 George Washington 14.98
14 Claudia Bouchard 10 Convent of the Sacre 14.99
15 Alexis Bullock 11 Lick Wilmerding 15.70
16 Gia Monachino 10 Convent of the Sacre 15.85
17 Kelley Pham 12 Fremont Christian 15.89
18 Ana Cahuas 10 Convent of the Sacre 16.07
19 Lillian Lachman 10 Convent of the Sacre 16.26
20 Logan Evans 10 Convent of the Sacre 18.26
21 Julia-Rose Kibben 10 Convent of the Sacre 19.99
Womens 100 Meters
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Name Year School Final
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1 Brianne Mays 10 San Lorenzo 13.47
2 Aiko Tomita-Fairchild 10 Lick Wilmerding 13.91
3 Quiela Temple Oakland Pal 13.93
4 Jaylah Davis 10 Washington 14.06
5 Charis Ling 9 Chinese Christian 15.34
6 Quianni Temple Oakland Pal 15.36
Womens 200 Meters
=========================================================================
Name Year School Final
=========================================================================
1 Marnae Glover 9 Bishop O'Dowd 26.36
2 Lauryn Moore 10 Bishop O'Dowd 27.09
3 Hana Johnson 10 Bishop O'Dowd 28.76
4 Zahra Norris 9 Bishop O'Dowd 29.47
5 Alison Heywood 12 Bishop O'Dowd 30.22
6 Lady Diana Wirrom 11 San Lorenzo 31.26
7 Cathering Cheng 11 Chinese Christian 32.31
Womens 200 Meters
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Name Year School Final
=========================================================================
1 Brianne Mays 10 San Lorenzo 27.58
4 Charis Ling 9 Chinese Christian 31.61
Womens 400 Meters
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Name Year School Final
=========================================================================
1 Kayla Lim 10 Piedmont 1:04.80
2 Katie Leong 11 Fremont Christian 1:06.36
3 Serafina Cinti 11 Convent of the Sacre 1:07.00
4 Emma Nash 10 Piedmont 1:07.81
5 Zahra Norris 9 Bishop O'Dowd 1:08.07
6 Zainab Sayeed 10 Piedmont 1:09.76
7 Toni Ali-Daggao 9 Piedmont 1:10.26
8 Shannon Baach 9 Piedmont 1:12.73
9 Cathering Cheng 11 Chinese Christian 1:13.92
10 Lady Diana Wirrom 11 San Lorenzo 1:14.85
11 Raeka Attari 10 Head-Royce 1:16.54
12 Brina Bodnar 9 Piedmont 1:18.21
13 Juliet Kucirek 9 Piedmont 1:19.01
Womens 800 Meters
=========================================================================
Name Year School Final
=========================================================================
1 Alison Heywood 12 Bishop O'Dowd 2:23.27
2 Kelowna Ostwald 12 Lick Wilmerding 2:25.63
3 Kajol Maheshwari 11 Livermore 2:26.64
4 Jourdan Amen 10 Bishop O'Dowd 2:31.96
5 Joanne Li 11 George Washington 2:32.76
Womens 800 Meters
=========================================================================
Name Year School Final
=========================================================================
1 Vanessa Yu 10 George Washington 2:31.07
2 Maggie Drew 9 Lick Wilmerding 2:38.72
3 Samantha Chan 9 George Washington 2:41.40
4 Danielle Anderson 10 California (San Ramon) 2:46.28
5 Danica Demadura 10 San Lorenzo 3:01.84
Womens 1600 Meters
=========================================================================
Name Year School Final
=========================================================================
1 Kajol Maheshwari 11 Livermore 5:22.28
2 Jourdan Amen 10 Bishop O'Dowd 5:24.43
3 Jasmine Kong 9 Arroyo 5:39.93
4 Kelowna Ostwald 12 Lick Wilmerding 5:42.26
5 Maddy Nakada 11 Lick Wilmerding 5:44.52
6 Camryn Hollarsmith 11 Lick Wilmerding 5:47.18
7 Sophia Barker 9 Piedmont 5:48.23
8 Juliana Herrera 12 California (San Ramon) 5:49.50
9 Jenny Choi 11 George Washington 6:19.87
10 Sabrina Au 11 George Washington 6:34.28
11 Kim Jiang 11 Livermore 6:56.45
Womens 1600 Meters
=========================================================================
Name Year School Final
=========================================================================
1 Raina Jiang 10 Livermore 5:57.54
2 Annie Kasenchak 10 California (San Ramon) 5:57.63
3 Alyssa Lin 9 George Washington 6:00.07
4 Danielle Anderson 10 California (San Ramon) 6:08.80
5 Kelly Tuyub 10 George Washington 6:25.85
6 Danica Demadura 10 San Lorenzo 6:34.47
Womens 3200 Meters
=========================================================================
Name Year School Final
=========================================================================
1 Kayla Neumann 9 California (San Ramon) 11:50.29
2 Jenny Choi 11 George Washington 13:58.92
Womens 100 Meter Hurdles
=========================================================================
Name Year School Final
=========================================================================
1 Kara Awakoaiye 11 Bishop O'Dowd 15.50
2 Eileen Lui 12 Arroyo 16.34
3 Erica Porter 12 Arroyo 17.86
4 Karayah Gibbs 9 Bishop O'Dowd 18.43
5 Hana Johnson 10 Bishop O'Dowd 19.42
6 Lauryn Moore 10 Bishop O'Dowd 19.67
7 Kyoka Kagami 11 George Washington 20.12
8 Pricilla Quan 12 Chinese Christian 21.50
9 Tatianna Capko 11 Lick Wilmerding 21.60
Womens 100 Meter Hurdles
=========================================================================
Name Year School Final
=========================================================================
1 Tatiana Lui 9 Arroyo 19.09
2 Maya Rich 10 Lick Wilmerding 20.70
Womens 4x100 Relay
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Place School Final
=====================================================
1 De Anza 50.14
1 Arroyo 52.17
2 George Washington 54.30
3 Piedmont 56.04
4 Piedmont 57.04
5 Chinese Christian 57.10
6 Convent of the Sacre 57.43
Womens Shot Put
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Name Year School Final
==================================================================================
1 Shevann Steuben 11 Lick Wilmerding 30-09.50
2 Kelley Omran 12 Lick Wilmerding 29-02.00
3 Karayah Gibbs 9 Bishop O'Dowd 28-01.00
4 Tatianna Capko 11 Lick Wilmerding 26-00.00
5 Jillian Cardamon 11 Convent of the Sacre 25-03.00
6 Maya Jenkins 9 Bishop O'Dowd 25-00.50
7 Alice Aufderheide 11 Livermore 23-11.00
8 Erica Holland 12 Head-Royce 23-09.00
9 Quianni Temple Oakland Pal 23-08.00
10 Ashley Gerrity 11 Piedmont 23-02.50
11 Gia Monachino 10 Convent of the Sacre 22-07.00
12 Octavia Conley 11 Berkeley 22-06.00
13 Angie Lue 10 Fremont Christian 22-02.00
14 Julia Pew 10 Berkeley 22-01.50
15 Ritu Mathews 9 Fremont Christian 20-03.00
16 Neha Sharma 9 Fremont Christian 20-00.00
16 Silvana Montagu 9 Lick Wilmerding 20-00.00
18 Kelley Pham 12 Fremont Christian 19-06.00
19 Keren Godwin 9 Fremont Christian 17-02.00
Womens Discus
==================================================================================
Name Year School Final
==================================================================================
1 Kelley Omran 12 Lick Wilmerding 104-05
2 Shevann Steuben 11 Lick Wilmerding 100-06
3 Mariana Garza 11 Livermore 100-05
4 Megan Heller-Evens 11 Livermore 87-02
5 Alice Aufderheide 11 Livermore 85-05
6 Karayah Gibbs 9 Bishop O'Dowd 77-11
7 Julia Pew 10 Berkeley 76-11
8 Jillian Cardamon 11 Convent of the Sacre 75-10
9 Octavia Conley 11 Berkeley 75-00
10 Silvana Montagu 9 Lick Wilmerding 63-01
11 Quianni Temple Oakland Pal 62-04
12 Tatianna Capko 11 Lick Wilmerding 60-03
13 Gia Monachino 10 Convent of the Sacre 60-03
14 Ashley Gerrity 11 Piedmont 53-00
15 Ritu Mathews 9 Fremont Christian 49-10
16 Kelley Pham 12 Fremont Christian 45-07
17 Keren Godwin 9 Fremont Christian 42-07
18 Neha Sharma 9 Fremont Christian 41-11
19 Cathering Cheng 11 Chinese Christian 40-11
20 Maya Jenkins 9 Bishop O'Dowd 1-02
Womens Pole Vault
==================================================================================
Name Year School Final
==================================================================================
1 Brianna Montoya 12 Washington 10-02.00
2 Alexa Herrera 10 Moreau Catholic 9-04.00
2 Sidney Nguyen 11 Moreau Catholic 9-04.00
4 Tenley Uttenreuther 10 Washington 8-10.00
6 Jenna Schreiber 9 Washington 8-04.00
6 Lauren Harter 11 Washington 8-04.00
6 Alexis Aquilizan 9 Moreau Catholic 8-04.00
Womens Standing Long Jump
==================================================================================
Name Year School Final
==================================================================================
1 Kara Awakoaiye 11 Bishop O'Dowd 16-04.75
2 Hana Johnson 10 Bishop O'Dowd 16-03.50
3 Marnae Glover 9 Bishop O'Dowd 15-05.00
4 Ari Milton 11 Washington 15-03.00
4 Charlene Descartin 10 Arroyo 15-03.00
6 Aiko Tomita-Fairchild 10 Lick Wilmerding 14-11.00
7 Michele Gee 12 Lick Wilmerding 14-09.00
8 Eileen Lui 12 Arroyo 14-08.00
9 Jacqueline Hollander 9 Piedmont 14-04.50
10 Angie Lue 10 Fremont Christian 13-09.00
11 Eva Laxo 11 Lick Wilmerding 12-10.75
Womens Triple Jump
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Name Year School Final
==================================================================================
1 Ari Milton 11 Washington 31-08.50
2 Maggie Drew 9 Lick Wilmerding 27-06.50
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Final Schedule for the 121st Big Meet Cal vs. Stanford, Cobb Track & Angell Field, Stanford, CA
121stBig Meet Cal vs. Stanford
Saturday, April 11, 2015
Cobb Track & Angell Field – Stanford, CA
FINAL
2:00pm Women’s Hammer
followed by the Men’s Hammer
3:00pm Women's Long Jump
followed by the Men's Long Jump
3:30pm Women's Javelin
followed by the Men's Javelin
3:30pm Women's Pole Vault
followed by the Men’s Pole Vault
3:30pm Women’s Shot
followed by the Men's Shot
3:30pm Women’s High Jump
followed by the Men’s High Jump
4:30pm Women’s Triple Jump
followed by Men’s Triple Jump
4:30pm Women’s Discus
followed by the men's Discus
3:10pm National Anthem
3:15pm Women's 3000 Steeplechase
3:30pm Men's 3000 Steeplechase
3:45pm Women's 4 x 100 Relay
3:50pm Men's 4 x 100 Relay
3:55pm Women's 1500 Meters
4:00pm Men's 1500 Meters
4:15pm Women's 100m Hurdles
4:20pm Men's 110m Hurdles
4:25pm Women's 400 Meters
4:30pm Men's 400 Meters
4:35pm Women's 100 Meters
4:40pm Men's 100 Meters
4:50pm Women's 800 Meters
4:55pm Men's 800 Meters
5:05pm Women's 400m Hurdles
5:10pm Men's 400m Hurdles
5:15pm Women's 200 Meters
5:20pm Men's 200 Meters
5:25pm Women's 3,000 Meters ,
5:40pm Men's 3000 Meters
5:45pm PJ Recognition Ceremony
5:55pm Women's 4 x 400m Relay
6:05pm Men's 4 x 400 Relay
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Ranking: Cal State San Marcos Men #15 and Women #18; Westmont Women #6 and The Masters #23
Wayland Baptist Women Take Over the NAIA Team Rankings
Courtesy: Dennis Young, USTFCCC
April 8, 2015
April 8, 2015
NEW ORLEANS – For the second straight week, the Indiana Tech men held on to the No. 1 spot in the men’s NAIA rankings, while the No. 1 Wayland Baptist women ascended to the top spot for the first time.
The NAIA outdoor track & field team computer rankings were released by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) on Wednesday.
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Three men’s teams joined the top twenty-five, including one enormous move. No. 19 Central Methodist (Mo.), No. 20 Lewis-Clark State (Idaho), and No. 25 William Penn (Iowa) all climbed into the rankings. LC State moved up a whopping eighty-four slots! The Warriors did so with a plethora of fast distance performances at San Francisco State.
Wayland Baptist surmounted the the women’s rankings with a combination of great distance and sprint performances, with nationally elite marks from the 100 to the 10k.
The rest of the top six stayed the same, but switched in order. The next five teams in the rankings were No. 2 Indiana Tech, No. 3 Concordia (Neb.), No. 4 Oklahoma Baptist, No. 5 British Columbia, and No. 6 British Columbia. Nos. 3-5 each climbed at spot at the expense of No. 6.
Four teams joined the women’s top twenty-five: No. 11 Carroll (Mont.), No. 15 Missouri Baptist, No. 21 Baker (Kan.), and No. 24 Webber International. Mizzou Baptist made by far the biggest move–the Spartans jumped seventy-seven rungs in the rankings.
The NAIA rankings will be released every Wednesday between now and the May 21-23 national meet in Gulf Shores, Alabama.
USTFCCCA NAIA | |||||
Men’s Outdoor Track & Field National Team Computer Rankings (Top 25) | |||||
2015 Week #2 — April 8 | |||||
| next ranking: April 15 | |||||
| Rank | Institution | Points | Conference | Head Coach (Yr) | Last Week |
| 1 | Indiana Tech | 357.87 | Wolverine-Hoosier | Doug Edgar (6th) | 1 |
| 2 | Oklahoma Baptist | 328.71 | Sooner Athletic | Ford Mastin (19th) | 2 |
| 3 | Concordia (Ore.) | 314.71 | Cascade | Jerret Mantalas (1st) | 3 |
| 4 | British Columbia | 307.37 | Independent (NAIA) | Marek Jedrzejek (14th) | 5 |
| 5 | Wayland Baptist (Texas) | 300.35 | Sooner Athletic | Rohan Thompson (4th) | 7 |
| 6 | Embry-Riddle (Fla.) | 268.03 | Sun Conference | Michael Rosolino (12th) | 8 |
| 7 | Southern Oregon | 251.34 | Cascade | Grier Gatlin (4th) | 23 |
| 8 | Concordia (Neb.) | 242.13 | Great Plains | Kregg Einspahr (23rd) | 4 |
| 9 | Wiley (Texas) | 216.30 | Red River | Micah Tirop (2nd) | 11 |
| 10 | William Carey (Miss.) | 209.49 | Southern States | Ben Smith (3rd) | 10 |
| 11 | Olivet Nazarene (Ill.) | 181.33 | Chicagoland | Michael McDowell (14th) | 13 |
| 12 | Carroll (Mont.) | 178.99 | Frontier | Harry Clark (2nd) | 24 |
| 13 | Westmont (Calif.) | 172.99 | Golden State | Russell Smelley (36th) | 6 |
| 14 | Eastern Oregon | 167.85 | Cascade | Ben Welch (11th) | 9 |
| 15 | Cal State San Marcos | 154.03 | Independent (NAIA) | Steve Scott (16th) | 12 |
| 16 | Briar Cliff (Iowa) | 145.44 | Great Plains | Nate Treinen (8th) | 14 |
| 17 | Indiana Wesleyan | 133.74 | Crossroads | John Foss (28th) | 16 |
| 18 | Siena Heights (Mich.) | 129.22 | Wolverine-Hoosier | Tim Bauer (31st) | NR |
| 19 | Central Methodist (Mo.) | 124.24 | Heart of America | Mark Nelson (4th) | 31 |
| 20 | Lewis-Clark State (Idaho) | 113.11 | Frontier | Mike Collins (18th) | 104 |
| 21 | Park (Mo.) | 113.06 | American Midwest | Brian Renshaw (24th) | 19 |
| 22 | Doane (Neb.) | 111.93 | Great Plains | Ed Fye (13th) | 22 |
| 23 | Oklahoma City | 109.93 | Sooner Athletic | Conor Holt (4th) | 15 |
| 24 | St. Francis (Ill.) | 104.17 | Chicagoland | Jeff Barker (3rd) | 17 |
| 25 | William Penn (Iowa) | 96.32 | Midwest Collegiate | Allen Friesen (5th) | 43 |
| dropped out: No. 18 Corban (Ore.), No. 20 Lindsey Wilson (Ky.), No. 21 Tennessee Wesleyan, No. 25 Friends (Kan.) | |||||
| View All Teams Beyond the Top 25 | |||||
| Men’s Conference Index Top 10 | |||
| Rank | Conference | Points | Top 25 Teams |
| 1 | Cascade | 947.49 | 3 |
| 2 | Sooner Athletic | 782.38 | 3 |
| 3 | Great Plains | 653.92 | 3 |
| 4 | Sun Conference | 534.53 | 1 |
| 5 | Wolverine-Hoosier | 523.71 | 2 |
| 6 | Independent (NAIA) | 504.94 | 2 |
| 7 | Red River | 388.25 | 1 |
| 8 | Chicagoland | 328.42 | 2 |
| 9 | Crossroads | 321.97 | 1 |
| 10 | Frontier | 320.38 | 2 |
USTFCCCA NAIA | |||||
Women’s Indoor Track & Field National Team Computer Rankings (Top 25) | |||||
2015 Week #2 — April 8 | |||||
| next ranking: April 15 | |||||
| Rank | Institution | Points | Conference | Head Coach (Yr) | Last Week |
| 1 | Wayland Baptist (Texas) | 513.88 | Sooner Athletic | Rohan Thompson (4th) | 3 |
| 2 | Indiana Tech | 386.62 | Wolverine-Hoosier | Doug Edgar (6th) | 1 |
| 3 | Concordia (Neb.) | 354.55 | Great Plains | Kregg Einspahr (23rd) | 4 |
| 4 | Oklahoma Baptist | 351.56 | Sooner Athletic | Ford Mastin (19th) | 5 |
| 5 | British Columbia | 341.86 | Independent (NAIA) | Marek Jedrzejek (14th) | 6 |
| 6 | Westmont (Calif.) | 333.34 | Golden State | Russell Smelley (36th) | 2 |
| 7 | Embry-Riddle (Fla.) | 307.78 | Sun Conference | Michael Rosolino (12th) | 7 |
| 8 | Concordia (Ore.) | 193.50 | Cascade | Jerret Mantalas (1st) | 8 |
| 9 | Wiley (Texas) | 185.66 | Red River | Micah Tirop (2nd) | 10 |
| 10 | Doane (Neb.) | 170.84 | Great Plains | Ed Fye (13th) | 9 |
| 11 | Carroll (Mont.) | 156.20 | Frontier | Harry Clark (2nd) | 29 |
| 12 | Southwestern (Kan.) | 130.42 | Kansas Collegiate | Mike Kirkland (33rd) | 14 |
| 13 | Olivet Nazarene (Ill.) | 129.97 | Chicagoland | Michael McDowell (14th) | 15 |
| 14 | Hastings (Neb.) | 125.92 | Great Plains | Ryan Mahoney (2nd) | 17 |
| 15 | Missouri Baptist | 125.14 | American Midwest | Patricia Hanna (5th) | 92 |
| 16 | Southern Oregon | 117.09 | Cascade | Grier Gatlin (4th) | 20 |
| 17 | Cornerstone (Mich.) | 109.39 | Wolverine-Hoosier | Paul Koutz (3rd) | 22 |
| 18 | Cal State San Marcos | 106.41 | Independent (NAIA) | Steve Scott (16th) | 11 |
| 19 | Eastern Oregon | 103.29 | Cascade | Ben Welch (11th) | 12 |
| 20 | Northwest Christian (Ore.) | 93.60 | Cascade | George Walcott (3rd) | 19 |
| 21 | Baker (Kan.) | 90.38 | Heart of America | Tim Byers (1st) | 56 |
| 22 | Taylor (Ind.) | 90.08 | Crossroads | David Neville (1st) | 13 |
| 23 | The Master’s (Calif.) | 88.87 | Golden State | Zach Schroeder (7th) | 23 |
| 24 | Webber International (Fla.) | 86.94 | Sun Conference | David Andrews (4th) | 36 |
| 25 | Grand View (Iowa) | 83.85 | Midwest Collegiate | Jerry Monner (9th) | 21 |
| dropped out: No. 16 Biola (Calif.), No. 18 Dillard (La.), No. 24 Shawnee State (Ohio), No. 25 Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) | |||||
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| Rank | Conference | Points | Top 25 Teams |
| 1 | Great Plains | 922.73 | 3 |
| 2 | Sooner Athletic | 903.62 | 2 |
| 3 | Cascade | 755.50 | 4 |
| 4 | Wolverine-Hoosier | 635.73 | 2 |
| 5 | Sun Conference | 611.38 | 2 |
| 6 | Golden State | 563.33 | 2 |
| 7 | Independent (NAIA) | 456.34 | 2 |
| 8 | Kansas Collegiate | 343.65 | 1 |
| 9 | Red River | 338.74 | 1 |
| 10 | Frontier | 255.53 | 1 |
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U.S. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' 12# HAMMER THROW
U.S. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' 12# HAMMER THROW
NATIONAL RECORD
260-05 Rudy Winkler SR Averill Park, NY 07-02-13
Class Records
213-00 Conor McCullough FR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 06-22-06
243-11 Conor McCullough SO Chaminade, West Hills, CA 06-03-07
260-00 Conor McCullough JR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 06-28-08
260-05 Rudy Winkler SR Averill Park, NY 07-02-13
2015 PERFORMANCE LIST
236-07 Adam Kelly SR Barrington, RI 04-04
235-11 Bobby Colantonio JR Barrington, RI 04-04
227-03 Jacob Beene SR Gilbert, AZ 02-21
222-03 Owen Russell SR Moses Brown, Providence, RI 04-04
221-08 Tyler Merkley SR Los Osos, Rancho Cucamonga, CA 03-13
215-03 Eric Sheng SR Syosset, NY 04-04
208-03 Kenneth Brinson SR Marist, Atlanta, GA 03-07
205-04 Seth Whitener SR North Paulding, Dallas, GA 03-07
198-03 Isaiah Rogers JR Campbell, Symrna, GA 03-07
191-09 Jared Briere SO Woonsocket, RI 04-04
191-04 Steven Tofanelli SR Del Campo, Fair Oaks, CA 01-24
190-01 Silviu Bocancea SR Corona Del Mar, Costa Mesa, CA 03-20
187-10 Mike Alvernaz SR Barrington, RI 04-04
186-09 Clay Campbell SR Verrado, Buckeye, AZ 02-21
186-02 Francy Mata SR Mt. Pleasant, Providence, RI 04-04
186-02 Danny Andrews SR Woodward Academy, Powder Springs, GA 03-07
185-10 Michael Feldman SO Tottenville, Staten Island, NY 03-29
183-01 Cameron Thompson JR Lakeland/Panas, Cortlandt, NY 04-04
176-10 Tim Beard JR Kamiak, Mukiltteo, WA 04-04
175-00 Dilyn Cote SO Woonsocket, RI 04-04
172-02 Wyatt Doughty SR Del Campo. Fair Oaks, CA 01-24
170-00 Joseph Palazzo JR Classical, Providence, RI 04-04
169-09 Brayden Eiland SR Centralia, WA 02-28
163-05 Joe Taylor SR Lincoln, RI 04-04
163-03 Lukas Leitis SR Eastlake, Sammamish, WA 02-28
163-00 Jack Root JR Oak Ridge, El Dorado Hills, CA 01-24
161-01 Cody Holt SO Mariposa County, Mariposa, CA 01-24
159-06 Jay Judge SO Walton, Marietta, GA 03-07
159-00 Jamie Heinl SR Barrington, RI 04-04
156-07 Tristan Bush SO Saratoga, CA 01-31
155-00 Matt Slagus SO North Pocono, Moscow, PA 03-22
153-02 Christian Cook SR Alpharetta, GA 03-07
152-09 Jon Whalen SR Narragansett, RI 04-04
152-06 Marcus Vieira SR Peabody, MA 04-04
151-10 Tyler Dent SR Oregon City, OR 03-29
151-02 Hayden Gardner SR Cumberland, RI 04-04
151-00 Adrian Matos SO Central, Providence, RI 04-04
150-00 Mike Coppolino JR Cumberland, RI 04-04
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U.S. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS’ 5K HAMMER THROW
National Record
263-09 Conor McCullough JR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 06-01-08
2015 PERFORMANCE LIST
237-02 Bobby Colantonio JR Barrington, RI 04-04
188-01 Jared Briere SO Woonsocket, RI 04-04
170-00 Dilyn Cote SO Woonsocket, RI 04-04
169-02 Joseph Palazzo JR Classical, Providence, RI 04-04
156-02 Joe Taylor SR Lincoln, RI 02-21
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U.S. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS’ 6K HAMMER THROW
National Record
249’00” Rudy Winkler SR Averill Park, NY 07-02-13
Class Records
203-11 Conor McCullough FR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 06-17-06
218-01 Rudy Winkler SO Averill Park, NY 07-17-11
248-11 Conor McCullough JR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 07-12-08
249-00 Rudy Winkler SR Averill Park, NY 07-02-13
2015 PERFORMANCE LIST
219-07 Adam Kelly SR Barrington, RI 04-04
208-00 Owen Russell SR Moses Brown, Providence, RI 04-04
182-11 Eric Sheng SR Syosset, NY 03-29
156-02 Joe Taylor SR Lincoln, RI 04-04
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U.S. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' 16# HAMMER THROW
National Record
219-07 Conor McCullough SR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 07-22-09
Class Records
168-02 Bobby Colantonio FR Barrington, RI 08-25-13
192-09 Bobby Colantonio SO Barrington, RI 08-17-14
210-11 Walter Henning JR St. Anthony's, South Huntington, NY 06-20-06
219-07 Conor McCullough SR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 07-22-09
2015 PERFORMANCE LIST
155-01 Mike Alvernaz SR Barrington, RI 04-04
147-01 Tim Beard JR Kamiak, Mukilteo, WA 03-28
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National Record
214-04 Shelby Ashe JR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 06-15-10
Class Records
173-04 Casey Kraychir FR Twentynine Palms, CA 05-04-07
192-05 Sabrina Gaitan’ SO Sprayberry, Marietta, GA 06-02-13
214-04 Shelby Ashe JR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 06-15-10
211-01 Shelby Ashe SR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 05-15-11
2015 PERFORMANCE LIST
181-01 Sabrina Gaitan’ SR Sprayberry, Marietta, GA 03-07
164-11 Alva Hicks SR Classical, Providence, RI 04-04
164-05 Alyssa Wilson SO Donovan Catholic, Toms River, NJ 04-03
157-02 Makena Thomas JR Narragansett, RI 04-04
156-04 Courtney Jacobsen JR Toll Gate, Warwick, RI 04-04
154-03 Riley Scocco JR Shorewood Christian, Seattle, WA 02-28
153-07 Emelda Malm-Annan SR Monterey Trail, Elk Grove, CA 01-24
152-10 Meagan Malloy JR Smithfield, Esmond, RI 04-04
149-07 Carly Timpson SR Narragansett, RI 04-04
147-11 Tatiana Taylor SR Walton, Marietta, GA 03-07
145-11 Alexandra Collins SR Cactus Shadows, Scottsdale, AZ 02-21
143-10 Lysah Russell JR Classical, Providence, RI 04-04
142-08 Maddie Rabing JR Lakeridge, Lake Oswego, OR 03-29
140-09 Haleigh Sudbeck JR Camas, WA 03-29
134-00 Lauren Swanson SR East Greenwich, RI 04-04
133-05 Faye Gauthier JR West Warwick, RI 04-04
133-01 Tara Rochefort SR Woonsocket, RI 04-04
131-10 Abby Cousens SR Portsmouth, RI 04-04
131-03 Jessica Slagus FR North Pocono, Moscow, PA 03-22
126-00 Zharia Jeffries SR Woodward Academy, College Park, GA 03-07
124-11 Sydnee Walker SO King’s Ridge Christian, Alpharetta, GA 03-07
122-09 Alyssa Watkins JR Camp Verde, AZ 02-21
121-09 Amanda Taft JR Woonsocket, RI 04-04
120-04 Camryn Bowman SO Signal Mountain, TN 03-07
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U.S. HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS’3K HAMMER THROW
National Record
208-05 Sabrina Gaitan’ SO Sprayberry, Marietta 05-12-13
2015 PERFORMANCE LIST
189-09 Courtney Jacobsen JR Toll Gate, Warwick, RI 04-04
182-00 Meagan Malloy JR Smithfield, Esmond, RI 04-04
162-08 Lysah Russell JR Classical, Providence, RI 04-04
159-08 Faye Gauthier JR West Warwick, RI 04-04
141-07 Alexandra Strelnitskaya SO East Longmeadow, MA 04-04
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Cutoff: 04-05-15 Updated: 04-09-15
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Standards: Boys’ 5k – 160’, 12# - 150, 6k - 145’, 16# - 140’
Girls’ 3k – 140’, 4k - 120’
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Although the 3k hammer (girls) and 5k hammer (boys) throw are not normally contested
in the U.S. it is conducted in some meets at the Youth level. Girls 3k performances
of 140’ and boys’ 5k performances of 160’ or more in an officially sanctioned
meet will be included in the performance list providing the athlete is no older than
17 years old through December 31, 2015 (born no earlier than in 1998).
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