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THIS WEEKEND:
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DyeStat Elite - outdoor update Friday
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33rd Arcadia Invitational - Citrus College, Glendora CA -
DyeStat will be on-site for results, photos, highlights, and video -
30th Daily Journal Relays - Tupelo MS
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Texas Relays - Austin TX
Letter of Intent! 4/5 was first day of late signing season. See DYESTAT COLLEGE CHOICES list for 300+ decisions..
LAST INDOOR
MEET (We think!)
11th
Illinois Prep Top Times Indoor Classic
CALIFORNIA WEEKEND - Four new national leaders are among the 63 DyeStat Elite marks rolled up in April 1 weekend competition in California. The new US#1 athletes are: Logan Odden 16-5 PV, Karen Freberg 49-2 SP, Liz Morse 2:12.85 800m, and Jenna Grimaldi 5-10 HJ (tie). Click for the 4/1 California Honor Roll.
DYESTAT
ELITE
First
2000 Outdoor Rankings - more than 500 performances have already
met the DyeStat Elite cutoffs
for top 100 national ranking.
Next
to last 2000 Indoor Rankings - late state meets from IL, MI, and
IN have been added and most of the individual input form
submissions. LAST CHANCE to get ranked - if you meet the cutoffs
and are not listed, send in your performance on the 2000
indoor rankings input form - the 2000 indoor database will close April
7 and final rankings posted.
ARCADIA
INVITATIONAL April 8
the 33rd running of this great early meet moves from Arcadia CA HS to
Citrus College, Glendora CA - Preview of entries is njow posted on DyeStat's
Arcadia home page
GREAT
AMERICAN 2000 - Sept 21-24
Race of Champions team entries announced by meet director
Rick Hill for big meet in Charlotte in September - Race of Champions,
Open, Invitational, and Small School. See DyeStat
Great American home page.
FOOT
LOCKER OUTDOOR Track and Field Championships - June 16-17, Raleigh
NC - Complete meet information, entry guidelines, and entry forms are
available on
Dyestat's FLO home page.
Bob
Gourley's Weight and Hammer Lists
--3/18
indoor list
Women's Steeple report by James Fields
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3/22 report - results and other news
DyeStatPA is up and running -- A new site for detailed coverage of Pennsylvania high school track / field / cross country has been launched by Don Rich, who covered the National Scholastic Indoor so ably for DyeStat. DyeStatPA is the first state site to join DyeStat at Rivals. The state sites will provide detailed, in-depth coverage of their state, while DyeStat will continue to provide news of national significance. Check out DyeStatPA.
DyeStat
Mexico!
Legend says Bob Beamon practiced there. Now, the American School
leads the only high school track league in Mexico City. DyeStat
Mexico page brings news of ASCOPA - the ASociacion de COlegios
Particulares.
NORTH
CAROLINA HONOR ROLL
Gene Cherry's list as of 4/5 goes 10 deep per event.
DON MITCHELL meet
Tommie Skipper
PENINSULA RELAYS
GREAT
AMERICAN 2000 - ARCADIA INVITATIONAL
- GOLDEN
WEST -
CAPITAL BELTWAY -
T.C.
WILLIAMS - MEXICO - DOGWOOD
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BOB GOURLEY'S LIST
Don
Mitchell Roosevelt Memorial meet in Dayton will attract
2,300 athletes from 7 states and Canada
Entries due April 14
see
Meet Home Page for info and entries
Freshman
Skipper pole vaults 15 feet
Tommie Skipper, 9th grader from Sandy OR (brother of Art Skipper,
Natl.Record holder Jav) vaulted 15 feet 3/30 at a dual meet to set a new
OR 9th grade best. He holds the 8th grade best at 15'5" set at the JO
nationals last summer in Omaha. (Rick Baggett, Willamette
Striders Track Club)
Golden West
Invitational
June 10
will give San Francisco side trip to first 90 entries - see complete
GWI information on DyeStat
GWI page.
3rd place is different things to different people:
It's perfect - Walt Kingsbery's impressions of the NSI mile, as told to Conrad Haber
"I want more" - Kiara Adams, a novice shot putter as a senior in MD, talks to William Vaughan
Peninsula
Relays
April 15
Hampton VA
Darling Memorial Stadium
Hampton-Phillip Track Classic April 15 at Silver Creek High School, San Jose CA. See Hampton-Phillips home page for entry forms and meet information.
2nd Capital Beltway Classic (MD) moves to Long Reach HS 4/15 - entry form & all details on CBC Home Page
18th T.C. Williams Invitational VA May 6 to draw from 10 states - entry forms & details on TCW home page
Dogwood Classic resumes April 29 at the U. of Virginia, the 29th running of this meet, but the first since 1993. Schools from VA, MD, TN, SC, GA, WV and DC are invited. See Dogwood Classic home page for entry forms.
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RESULTS
(click meet name for more detail)
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KS Recent Highlights - by Tony Bozarth - Liberal racks up big win - Julie Curtis triples.
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KS Alex Francis Relays - Fort Hays State - Neil Philpott gets three tremendous throws: 57-8 SP, 185-6 DT, and 205-3 JT. Lindsay Eck triples in 14.08, 45.92, and 18-3.25.
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NY 4/1 Weekend Review - Samuel Tilden 1:41.8 and 3:54.7; Paul Robeson 48.2 ; Saratoga Springs 12:38.2 DMR over Boys & Girls 12:50.2
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NC Apex Relays - Boys: Hillside 49; Lumberton SMR 3:39.9; Garner 41.9 and 1:28.4; Cardinal Gibbons DMR 10:38.9; Chaney 6-8. Girls: Jacksonville 81;
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TX Rice Bayou Classic - Houston
Boys: Houston Klein 3:24.88 SMR (Adam Davis 1:49.6 leg) and 3:18.77 4x400; Chris Emme 3:57.45 1500m;
Girls: Shannon Rademacher 2:16.87 (Megan Rademacher 2:17.07); Kingwood 9:32.03; Adrianna Crenshaw 18-11; Cherilee Davis 56.10; Hastings 47.67 and 1:39.39; Elsik 3:55.41; Ashley Gardner 5-8 and 38-8.75; Shannon Murto 4:39.56 1500m. -
MS Bulldog Invitational - Mississippi State
Boys: Madison Central 160 pts, 42.62 and 1:26.54, and 3:24.92; Deandre Eiland 10.86 and 13.91.
Girls: Columbus 105; doubles by Mona Macalister and Julia Cathcart. -
UT UHSTCA/U. of Utah Inv -
Boys: Mountain View 51, Nik Arrhenius 63-0, Jake Garlick 14.03, Seth Pilkington 4:18.08, Josh Rohatinsky 9:26.13.
Girls: Mountain View 77, Laura Zeigle 5:00.34 and 11:01.13, Candice Workman 44-0 and 151-7, Lindsay Steele 5-6. -
VA Colonial Relays - William & Mary -
a s-l-o-w first day
by Don Rich
The Colonial Relays timing and seeding system was messed up all day. No results except some field,but nothing on disk. Then,running an hour behind,they ran the high school boys 4x 800 and college 10000 IN THE DARK. Here is a brief report.
In the darkness of a cool Virginia night… Pennsylvania's West Chester Henderson and Archbishop Ryan finished one-two in the 4 x 800 meters. Unbelievably, it was the next to last race of the night at the Colonial Relays on the campus of William & Mary in Williamsburg,. The college men and women ran 10,000's invisible to only those within ten feet.
Coaches and athletes were anything but impressed, as a day of ever-later starts turned into a stampede of high school boys pushing., shoving, and struggling just to see their place in the race. The girls 4 x 800, won by Villa Maria Academy (I think, but it was too dark to tell), had two other PA schools finish second and third, Archbishop Prendergast and Upper Darby, both unofficially in 9:35.
The race started with Rich Anderson of Cardinal O'Hara doing a 360 and nearly being trampled within the first 25 meters of the race. As the pack pulled away, so did the starter, missing the fall, and allowing the race to continue. Among a growing chorus of rather vivid complaints of coaches and athletes, the race continued, with Ryan gaining a 30 meter advantage by the end of the second leg. But somewhere in the darkness, West Chester Henderson caught Ryan at the line, winning in a time to be determined, as the results were not available Friday night.
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I-95 Inv - Stafford VA
Girls: Sheena Johnson 11.74 and 24.14; Jennifer Nelms 5-10. Boys: Byron Dunham 10.74 -
GA: Stephenson Relays - Benjamin Mays boys 41.6 4x100.
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Stanford Invitational - A flock of meet records were set, but the expected 3000m clash between Sara Bei and Alejandra Barrientos failed to materialize when Bei called in sick. Boys: Gamay Guangul 8:36.06 3000m (Fernando Cabada 8:37.42; Brandon Parker 23-6.5; and Rusty Price 58-9.25. Girls: Sani Roseby 54.76; Berkeley HS 46.87 and 3:50.73; and Jill Camarena 46-7.25 SP (Jill doubled in the discus at 158-2).
Also of note: Alejandra Barrientos skipped the mile and won the 3000m in 9:43.22, equal to US#5 last year; Jenny Aldridge won the mile nicely in 4:56.93; Aisha Margain, US#3 indoors in the 200, dropped down to the 100 and won in 11.87; Ebon Glenn 6-10 HJ. Details, story, and pictures by Marty Kruger.
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Pennsylvania Track Classic, Coatesville - Hyleas Fountain, from Central Dauphin East HS near Harrisburg, won three events enroute to being named Female Track Athlete of the Meet at the Coatesville Track Classic, Saturday, March 25, 2000. Fountain won the High Jump, The 100 Meter Dash, and the 200 Meter Dash. Cardinal O'Hara's Pat Nash was named Male Athlete of the Meet for his 1:55.87 800 meters. The Field Athletes of the Meet were Mike Moratelli of Mount Carmel, for his meet record 168 1/2 Discus (correction)…and Jody Kratzer, Greenwood, whose 133 1/4 Discus was a meet record, and Baldwin School's Jackie Rodgers, who set a meet record with her 11' pole vault.
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FL Bob Hayes Invitational - Jacksonville
Boys: Walker, Stephenson GA, 14.36; Baker, PB Lakes, 38.59; Baxter and Henry (no first names or schools given), both 6-10;
Girls: Tareal Lurry doubles in hurdles, 14.44 and 44.35; Erica Whipple doubles in 11.91 and 24.27; Williams, Flagler, 56.40; Miami Northwestern 3:55.67; Richardson, Miami Southridge, 39-8 and 18-9; Ebony Gibson 19-0.
MOST OUTSTANDING ATHLETES OF THE MEET:
Maurice Robinson (left) and Ronda White
Highlights
by John Dye - Many photos coming
A balmy night, the sylvan setting of St. Paul's
Episcopal's athletic fields, and a collection of quality athletes added up to a
very enjoyable evening for an overflow crowd. The thrills started with
Maurice Robinson's meet record triple jump and ended with a pulsating finish in
the boys 4x400, Tupelo MS edging Escambia FL. In between, there were many
more exciting happenings. Click
for more.
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Maurice Robinson tripled with 24-0 LJ, 49-7.5 TJ, and 10.74 100m (AL champion Torian Stabler 10.77).
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Ronda White gets meet record double LJ 19-2 and TJ 40-6.25
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Marcello Dunning upset James Doaty in 800, 1:52.66 to 1:53.18, with Doaty's left ankle taped after a sprain in practice this week.
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Fernanda Blakely, who lost a dazzling 45.89 400m for running inside his lane, came back and won the 200 in meet record 21.03
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US#1 Christy Fairley shook off a sore leg and ran a 54.25 400 meters
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US#1 Deandre Eiland 13.66 wins 110h, but Justin Gatlin nips him in 300H, 36.74 to 36.85.
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Sara Graybill's first race of the year is a winner in 5:00.03
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Jihan Trone wins 100m hurdles in 14.14
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Xyllena Lynch 2:16.48 (Jordan Wagenseller 2:17.68)
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Nathan Kosiba 9:15.42 led three boys under the meet record.
Complete Invitational Results - MOBILE Home Page
