Texas 6A State Meet to be held at Myers Stadium at University of Texas in Austin on Fri-Saturday, May 15-16, 2015
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PREVIEW OF 6A EVENTS:
Girls 3200 Meter Run 6A
Smithson Valley sr Devin Clark has been a consistent force in the State 3200 earning bronze as a frosh (“old” 4A), silver as a soph, and gold last year. She’s on a roll with a state-leading 10:18.37 (all-time TX#4 3200/2-mile) Region win which is the current US#7 and was also State XC champ and 11th at NXN last fall. Houston Lamar soph Julia Heymach will provide a fierce challenge based on her all-time TX#5 10:18.56 Area win (TX#2/US#8) and 13th at NXN (top soph) close behind roommate Clark. Rouse jr Madie Boreman and Flower Mound sr Safee Belbina are both 2-time NXN vets and should be in the mix for 3rd with Brandeis sr Haleigh Galvan, Kingwood jr Abby Guidry and Abilene soph Ashton Endsley.
Boys 3200 Meter Run 6A
NB Canyon sr Alex Rogers struck Texas Relays gold in TX#2/US#31 8:58.53 which leads 6A and is all-time TX#22. He was 2nd in State XC followed by 17th at Foot Locker Nationals and a trip to NXN. This UT signee will be running on his soon-to-be home track. His soph teammate Sam Worley has come on strong, most recently earning Region silver in TX#3/US#46 9:01.66 (Rogers 1st in 9:00.60) setting a new TX soph record, cracking Brad Hauser’s 9:01.76 from 1993. Region 4 also had Holmes sr Chris Myers clock 6A#3/TX#5/US#87 9:07.58. Other contenders include State XC champ Heritage jr David Strome, College Park sr Connor Meaux (both NXN qualifiers), Hendrickson soph Daniel Viegra (State XC 4th), and Southlake Carroll soph Reed Brown.
Girls 4x100 Meter Relay 6A
Loaded! How about these season bests and US Rankings:
DeSoto US#1 45.40 (Region prelims), Judson US#5 45.98, Cedar Hill US#8 46.10, Cypress Springs (defending champ) US#11 46.18, Aldine Davis US#23 46.66, DeKaney US#23 46.66, Harker Heights US#29 46.74, Skyline US#35 46.87 and finally SA Reagan US#88 47.44. Also note that US#23 Horn and US#35 Morton Ranch did not advance from their tough Regions.
Boys 4x100 Meter Relay 6A
Top-notch like the girls:
DeSoto US#1 40.55 (Area), Martin US#2 40.67, Westfield US#5 40.81, Sachse US#9 40.89, Houston Lamar US#10 40.90, Port Arthur Memorial US#11 40.91, and Manvel US#29 41.28. Note that US#29 Rowlett, US#32 Klein Oak, and US#36 did not qualify.
Girls 800 Meter Run 6A
Boyd jr Aaliyah Miller captured the State 800/1600 double last year and then won USATF Junior Olympic gold in 2:06.28, all-time TX #2. She’s back to defend in the 800 with a season-best TX#2/US#10 2:09.51, but dropped the 1600 in favor of the 400 where she placed 8th in State as a frosh along with 800 silver. Edinburg sr Alex Cruz took her Region in TX#5/US#26 2:10.79, nipping Judson sr Dominique Allen’s TX#6/US#29 2:10.93. Madison Compass and Christine Terhune will be in the hunt, while Julia Heymach 2:07.65 TX#1/US#3 (all-time TX#6) and Devin Clark 2:10.20 TX#4/US#18 have opted for the 1600/3200 double.
Boys 800 Meter Run 6A
Kingwood sr Myles Marshall, two-time defending State champ and 2nd at US Junior Nationals last year in all-time TX#2/US#19 1:48.43, could be running against the clock and meet record 1:48.21 set by Jonathan Johnson in 2001. His closest challenger is school district rival Summer Creek jr Cam White who posted a 4-second PR for District silver in TX#7 1:53.53. He’ll be tested by Region winners CC King jr Parker Scott (TX#9 1:53.86), Midland jr Bryce Hoppel (TX#10 1:54.34), Manvel jr Josh Martin (TX#15 1:55.05).
Girls 100 Meter Hurdles 6A
DeSoto jr Alexis Duncan claimed gold last year and went on to win NB Outdoor Nationals in 13.33 all-time TX#3/US#17. She’s showing similar form this year with US#4 13.45 (1.6) in Region prelims and all-conditions US#3 13.36w (+3.1) in the finals. Cypress Lakes sr Jessica Duckett took her Region in 13.56w (+2.2) while #2 returner (4th) Warren sr Jerica Lovewon hers.
Boys 110 Meter Hurdles 6A
DeSoto sr Chevis Armstead claimed top honors last year (plus 8th as a soph) and clocked 13.64 US#4 for silver at this year’s Texas Relays. Pflugerville sr Marcus McWilliams won gold at Texas Relays in US#3 13.63 so the rematch should be exciting. Cypress Falls jr Isaiah Lucas was the other Region winner under 14 with a US#14 13.87 to go with this 13.79 (NWI) District time.
Girls 100 Meter Dash 6A
The top 4 are back from last year’s blanket finish. DeSoto jr Kira White won by an eyelash in 2014, nipping Judson sr Talajah Murrell by just three-thousands, 11.657w to 11.660w. Both improved on their respective 6th and 5th places in 2013. White’s 11.56w (+3.0) Region II win is the top all-conditions TX time this year. Klein Collins sr Taylor Bennett is looking to improve on her bronze efforts the past 2 years, including 11.68 just .02 from 2014 gold. Her 11.62 (+1.1) Region mark is TX#1 wind-legal this season. Duncanville sr Tiffani Johnson was just .04 out of the 2014 medals in 4th.
Boys 100 Meter Dash 6A
Plano East sr Chris Ntreh (3rd in 10.45) was one of four non-seniors in 2014, but is the only one to qualify in the 100 again. His competition includes Sachse jr Devin Duvernay, the Region II champ in 10.48 (+1.4) TX#1/US#4 wind-legal and Keller Central sr Jacob Gray, the Region I winner who clocked 10.53 (+1.1) TX#3/US#14 in the prelims.
Girls 4x200 Meter Relay 6A
Another DEEP relay with all 9 qualifiers in the USA top 27:
Cedar Hill US#4 1:36.60 (District), Aldine Davis US#5 1:37.34, Judson US#6 1:37.36, Morton Ranch US#9 1:37.98, Duncanville US#11 1:38.02, Harker Heights US#15 1:38.27, Hightower US#18 1:38.86, The Woodlands US#24 1:39.17, and SA Johnson US#27 1:39.26.
Boys 4x200 Meter Relay 6A
A bit “weaker” than their female counterparts with all 9 qualifiers in the USA top 51:
Port Arthur Memorial US#1 & all-time US#3 1:23.84 (Area), Manvel US#7 1:24.86, Aldine Davis US#9 1:25.38, Duncanville US#16 1:26.00, Atascocita US#17 1:26.05, Marcus US#21 1:26.19, Judson US#26 1:26.30, Shoemaker US#35 1:26.55, and Steele US#51 1:26.98.
Girls 400 Meter Dash 6A
Defending champ Bush sr Jarra Owens has moved down to 5A and Judson jr Darionne Gibson is the lone returner (9th last year). Boyd jr Aaliyah Miller, the favorite to repeat in the 800, ran 54.55 6A#1/TX#3/US#19 to win Region I and looks to improve on her 8th place as a frosh. In Region III, Clear Brook sr Maygen Smith broke the tape in TX#5/US#25 54.70, just ahead of Cypress Creek jr Amber Ivy’s TX#6/US#27 54.71.
Boys 400 Meter Dash 6A
The Woodlands sr Obi Igbokwe led the field at Region II, scorching a TX#1/US#3 46.22. Sole State returner (4th) Horn sr Emmanuel Ogwo followed in TX#5/US#10 49.91, ahead of 800 favorite Myles Marshall in 47.04. Region I was also quick, with Martin jr Keshun Reed taking the title in TX#3/US#6 46.81 and Boyd sr Rhayko Schwartz nabbing 2nd in TX#6/US#11 46.92.
Girls 300 Meter Hurdles 6A
This is another deep field. Cypress Lakes seniors LaCarol Baynes (41.74 TX#2/US#4 at Area) and Jessica Duckett (41.78 TX#3/US#5 in the same race) lead the charge. DeSoto jr Alexis Duncan, the 100 hurdles defending champ, earned the Region I crown in TX#4/US#8 41.92 while Westlake sr Sydne Fowler clocked TX#5/US#13 to take Region II.
Boys 300 Meter Hurdles 6A
Region III winner Cypress Falls jr Isaiah Lucas claimed Texas Relays silver in 6A#1/TX#2/US#4 36.56. Kingwood sr DeWitt Thomas was the 2014 state runner-up and took the Region II title in 37.20. Abilene jr Jesus Serrano is another top returner (4th), but just 3rd in Region I this year. Defending champ Donna sr Vince Castillo is back, but in 5A.
Girls 200 Meter Dash 6A
Defending champ Cedar Hill jr Danyel White, Region I victor in 23.67w (+2.6) after a TX#4/US#23 wind-legal 23.98 (+1.5) prelim, leads a field which includes 4 of last year’s top 5. Klein Collins sr Taylor Bennett was 2nd as a soph, 5th last year, and took Region II in TX#1/US#5 23.46 (+0.1). Judson sr Kiana Horton sped 23.52 (nwi) to claim Region IV gold and hopes to improve on last year’s silver.
Boys 200 Meter Dash 6A
Port Arthur Memorial sr Corey Dauphine struck gold in 2014 and won Region III into a 4.3 headwind. He’s the only State 200 returner out of 7 non-seniors. Marcus jr Ian Braxton is the only Texan with a wind-legal sub 21 this year, clocking TX#1/US#3 20.97 (1.3) in the Region I final.
Girls 1600 Meter Run 6A
On paper this will be a Saturday rematch between Smithson Valley sr Devin Clark and Houston Lamar soph Julia Heymach from the previous day’s 3200. Heymach ran a virtually solo TX#1/US#5 4:43.99 to win her District, moving to all-time TX#4 and cruised to the Region III title. Clark captured the Region IV crown in TX#2/US#10 4:45.91 to move up a spot to all-time TX#7. Rouse jr Madie Boreman won Region II, took silver at Texas Relays in 4:53.49 and sits at all-time TX#5 with a 4:44.57c from 2 years ago. Region I went to Marcus jr Maddy Reed in TX#4/US#31 4:52.89. For the first time, all the finalists have a sub 5:00 PR (including 1500 conversions.) Defending champ Aaliyah Miller has opted for the 800/400 double.
Boys 1600 Meter Run 6A
No one returns from last year’s race. NB Canyon sr Alex Rogers clocked TX#3 4:14.07 to win District ahead of soph teammate Sam Worley in TX#5 4:14.44. Worley then turned the tables, claiming victory at Area and Region in slower races. Hendrickson soph Daniel Viegra earned gold at Region II in TX#6 4:14.50, ahead of his senior brother Jose Viegra and College Park sr Colton Nettleton who had a prior TX#4 4:14.39 to win District.
Girls 4x400 Meter Relay 6A
Top contenders include:
Cypress Springs US#5 3:43.89 (District), Judson US#9 3:46.11, Hightower US#15 3:46.89, Boyd US#19 3:47.37, Cypress Lakes US#26 3:47.70, Plano East US#29 3:47.95, and The Woodlands US#31 3:48.06.
Boys 4x400 Meter Relay 6A
Top contenders include:
Kingwood US#2 3:12.73, Manvel US#3 3:12.76, Harker Heights US#5 3:13.50, The Woodlands US#13 3:14.54, Duncanville US#16 3:14.83, Martin US#22 3:15.64, and Strake Jesuit US#26 3:15.90.
Girls Discus Throw 6A
Cypress Creek sr Meia Gordon nabbed Texas Relays gold with TX#1/US#5 160-7 and is the lone returner (5th). Ellison jr Jannia Price leads the rest of the field with a Region winning TX#5/US#47 144-1 to her credit.
Boys Discus Throw 6A
Timber Creek jr Chase Dennis was the only non-senior in last year’s meet, placing 8th. He claimed Region I gold with a TX#1/US#17 187-10. The Woodlands soph Adrian Piperi won Region II and hit a season-best TX#2/US#23 184-10 at Rice. Coppell jr Colin Echols was 2nd to Dennis at Region I and claimed the Texas Relays title with TX#4/US#28 182-10.
Girls High Jump 6A
Nelson fr Sanaa Barnes led all Region winners with a TX#5/US#17 clearance of 5-9 at Region I. The Woodlands jr Ellyana Long has a season best TX#4/US#16 5-9.50 and took Region II at 5-8. Clear Falls sr Skyler Ruszkowski is the lone returner (6th) and won Region III.
Boys High Jump 6A
A field of State rookies as the only non-senior from last year, Brendon Rivera (4th), has moved down to 5A. Nelson jr Brandon Bowen topped Region I with TX#9/US#50 6-9.
Girls Long Jump 6A
Region I winner Cypress Springs jr Samiyah Samuels struck Texas Relays gold with wind-legal TX#1/US#9 19-9.50 (0.0), added a 19-11.50w, and will improve on her 2014 fouls/no mark. Horn jr Zuliat Alli won Region II with TX#2/US#14 19-4 (1.8). Rockwall sr Kaylee Hinton was 2nd to Alli at Region, 3rd at Texas Relays with TX#4/US#25 19-0.25 (-1.3), and also hit 19-10.50 (nwi).
Boys Long Jump 6A
DeSoto sr Saige Revell looks to add to his team’s title chances as the only returner (4th), Region I gold, and a season-best 24-0.50 (nwi) to win Jesuit-Sheaner. Dawson sr Brett Winnegan earned the Region III crown and has an all-conditions season-best TX#1/US#3 25-1.50 (nwi).
Girls Pole Vault 6A
Hays sr Meagan Gray made TX#1/US#3 13-9 to win District, was 2nd at NB Indoor Nationals at 13-4.50, yet had a scare reaching State “only” as the 9th qualifier. Westlake sr Nicole Summersett is the top returner (6th) with a season-best TX#2/US#9 13-3 at Area. Smithson Valley soph Colleen Clancy took Region IV with TX#3/US#16 13-0.25 while the other Texan 13-footer, Lake Travis sr Haley Houston, was 2nd to Summersett at Region II.
Boys Pole Vault 6A
EP Franklin sr Paulo Benavides is the class of the field. He’s the defending champ, has an outdoor best TX#2/US#3 17-6.50, and cleared a US high school indoor record 17-11 (since broken) in February. Morton Ranch sr Ashton Summers is the 2nd returner (5th) with a season-best TX#8/US#28 16-0 at Area. NB Canyon jr Bailey Henderson grabbed the Texas Relays title at TX#12/US#44 15-9.
Girls Shot Put 6A
Cypress Creek sr Meia Gordon, also favored in the discus, is the top returner (2nd, and 6th in 2013), ruled Region III, and won at Rice with TX#1/US#6 48-6. Region I went to Nelson sr Leilyn Miles at TX#2/US#16 46-4. Harker Heights jr Chyna Otis won Region II and posted an earlier TX#3/US#19 46-3.50.
Boys Shot Put 6A
The Woodlands soph Adrian Piperi earned bronze as a frosh (only non-senior last year) and is undefeated with a TX#1/US#7 64-0 at Rice and Texas Relays win. Hightower soph Gabriel Oladipo tossed 6A#2/TX#6 58-8.75 at Region III.
Girls Triple Jump 6A
Fossil Ridge sr Tatyana Flannigan stretched out to wind-legal TX#3/US#27 39-4 (0.2) to capture the Region I title. Klein Oak jr Brianna Johnson is the top returner (7th) and earned Region II honors. Dawson jr Taylor Prier hit TX#5/US#35 39-0.50 (-0.6) at Region III.
Boys Triple Jump 6A
North Shore sr Kerwin Roach returns after gold in 2014 and bronze in 2013. He won Texas Relays in wind-legal TX#1/US#2 50-8 and added 50-9 (nwi) District and 50-2 Region titles. Plano East sr Michael Madu took Region I with TX#3/US#5 49-00.50 (0.4). Del Valle sr Altany Wilson earned State bronze in 2014 and was 3rd at Texas Relays with 48-5.50w.
