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CIF Southern Section Masters Meet

Aaron Rich

Jun 03, 2012

Great Southwest Classic, NM

Saturday Highlights

Arman Hall won the 400m dash with a very fast 45.59 clocking.
Abraham Hall won the 100m dash with a 10.20 (2.4w) over Tramayne Acy (10.26) and Trae Armstrong (10.26).

Friday Highlights

Kendell Williams won the Heptathlon with a Junior Class Record of 5393 points. Her highlights were a 2:32.41 800m and a 20-03.50 Long Jump.

Thursday Highlights

In the Heptathlon competition Kendell Williams (Kell GA) is in the lead with 3468 points, and could challenge Ryann Krais' Junior record of 5377 points. Williams' highlight was a big 6-00.75 PR in the high jump. Gabby Williams is in 2nd with 3202 points.
Devon Williams leads the boys decathlon with 3706 points.

NY State Sectionals, NY

Mary Cain putting the finishing touches on her gem of a 1500m

Coverage

SuperCenter Coverage Article

Highlights

In Section 1 action Mary Cain (Bronxville NY) torched the 1500m with a US#3 All-Time mark of 4:16.52! The time is only behind Jordan Hasay, 4:14.50, and Christine Babcock, 4:16.42. Cain also set the Sophomore class record and gets her elusive Olympic Trials 'B' standard of 4:17.
Also, Anima Banks (Mamaroneck NY) won the 800m run with a swift 2:10.24.
In Section 2 Kyle Plante (Colonie NY) ran 53.38 to win the 400m dash.
In Section 8 action Garden City (NY) won the 4x400m relay with a time of 3:50.4 and Brianna Nerud (North Shore NY) won the 2000m Steeplechase with a time of 6:40.94.

MHSAA Division 1 State Championships, MI

Coverage

MLive article on Grosse Pointe South

Highlights

Grosse Pointe South won the 4x800m relay with a state best and US#4 All-Time mark of 8:48.29! Kelsie Schwartz led things off with a 2:13.0 split, then handed off to frosh Ersula Farrow who split a 2:13.4 before handing off to junior Haley Meier who kept things even with a 2:13.3 split. Junior Hannah Meier then gunned a 2:08.2 split to finish off the record run.

NCRunners.com Elite Last Chance Tune-up, NC

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Highlights

Craig Engels (Reagan) won the 800m run with a very fast 1:49.89 for US#3 and only the 4th person ever to run sub-1:50 and sub-9:00.
Ravenscroft ran a solo 11:59.78 for US#14 with a 3:37 lead off leg by Ryen Frazier and a 4:47 anchor by Wesley Frazier.

BorderDuel Track Classic, OR

Coverage

Tanner Sork (800m) | Marcus Dickson (800m) | All Video Interviews

Highlights

Tanner Sork blasted a 1:48.74 to take down the WA 800m record as Marcus Dickson also goes under the record with a time of 1:49.33.

CIF State Championships, CA

Coverage

LIVE results link

Saturday Final Highlights

Nikki Hiltz (Aptos) won the girls 1600m run with an impressive time of 4:42.45. Rebecca Mehra (Palos Verdes) was 2nd in 4:47.33.
Darren Fahy (La Costa Canyon) won the boys 1600m final with a swift 4:08.78. Luis Gutierrez (Rancho Cucamonga) was 2nd in 4:10.94.
Serra won the girls 4x100m relay with a time of 45.92 and Long Beach Poly came from a gap to finish 2nd in 46.11.
Notre Dame won the boys 4x100m relay with a time of 41.13 in a cliffhanger with Rio Mesa, also timed in 41.13.
Claire Kieffer-Wright (Pasadena) won the high jump with a mark of 5-10.
Alexis Faulknor (Serra) won the girls long jump with a leap of 20-03.
Klyvens Delunay (Claremont) won the boys triple jump with a monster leap of 51-07 in a close battle over Tim White (Hart) who was 2nd in 51-05. Willie Alexander (Central) was 3rd in 51-02.75.
Lissette Mendivil (Redwood) won the girls discus throw with a toss of 155-10 by a narrow inch over Madison Jacobs, 155-09.
Sasha Wallace (Holy Names) blasted a 13.33 in the 100H to win big with a tie for US#16 All-Time.
Lloyd Sicard (Serra) rolled in the 110H with a winning time of 14.09.
Renetia James (Serra) clocked an impressive 53.98 in the 400m dash to win big.
Alex Rohani (Beverly Hills) lived up to the prelim hype to win the final of the 400m dash with a time of 47.34.
Ariana Washington (Poly) won the 100m dash with a swift time of 11.47.
The girls pole vault was an epic event! Taylor Jaques won with a leap of 13-04.25 but 5 girls cracked the 13' barrier. McKenzie Johnson was 2nd in 13-00.25.
Khalfani Muhammad (Notre Dame) won the boys 100m dash with a time of 10.52.
Amy Weissenbach (Harvard Westlake) won the 800m run with ease, running a time of 2:05.70. Savannah Camacho (Templeton) was 2nd in 2:09.30.
Ethan Cochran won the boys discus with a toss of 196-04.
Alexander Monsivaiz won the boys 800m dash with a time of 1:51.34.
Daje Pugh (Fairfiled) won the 300H with a US#8 All-Time clocking of 40.57. In a very close 2nd was Jordie Munford (Rancho Cucamonga) in a tie for US#15 in 40.96.
Jarrett Gonzalez (Damien) won the 300H with a time of 37.30.
Arianna Washington (Poly) torched the track to win big in the 200m dash with a time of 23.41.
Khalfani Muhammad (Notre Dame) won the boys 200m dash with a swift 21.15. Morgan Simon (Loyola) was 2nd in 21.33.
Sarah Baxter (Simi Valley) dominated the girls 3200m run with a winning time of 10:12.00, 13 seconds up on 2nd place.
Darren Fahy (La Costa Canyon) pulled off an impressive double as he also won the 3200m run with a time of 9:03.29. Danny Martinez (St. John Bosco) was 2nd in 9:05.74.
Serra won a close girls 4x400m relay duel with Harvard Westlake 3:46.45 to 3:47.07.
Rio Mesa won the boys 4x400m relay with a time of 3:16.21.

Friday Prelim Highlights

Long Beach Poly (CA) was DQed in the 4x400m prelims and makes their team chances even tougher. Serra (CA) was the top qualifier with a time of 3:46.43.
In the girls 1600m prelims Nikki Hiltz (Aptos) and Cami Chapus (Harvard Westlake) are through to the final with times of 4:55.09 and 4:56.03.
The boys 1600m final should be a barn-burner as Luis Gutierrez (Rancho Cucamonga) blazed a 4:10.57 and Blake Haney (Stockdale) clocked a 4:12.03. Darren Fahy (La Costa Canyon) is safely through, winning his heat in 4:14.07.
Whoa! It took 2:11.83 to make the girls 800m final with Kody Atkins (Chico) leading in 2:08.54. Amy Weissenbach (Harvard Westlake) cruised to win her heat in 2:09.87. Savannah Camacho (Templeton) also got through with a time of 2:09.90.
1:52.88 was the boys cut-off as Kevin Gonzalez (Vista Murietta) was the fastest in 1:51.90.
In the boys 4x400m relay prelims Serra was the fastest qualifier with a swift 3:14.60.
Jasmine Gibbs (El Camino) was the fastest girls 100m dash qualifier with a time of 11.43.
In the boys 100m dash prelims Khalfani Muhammad (Notre Dame) was the fastest through with a time of 10.44. Muhammad also leads the 200m dash qualifying in 21.16 and 21.67 was the final qualifying time for the final.
Renetia James (Serra) was the fastest girls 400m dash qualifier with a time of 54.26.
Alex Rohani (Beverly Hills) was the fastest boys 400m dash qualifier with a time of 47.53. It took 48.38 to qualify for the final.
The girls 200m dash prelims were a barn-burner! Alexis Faulknor (Serra) led qualifying with a blazing 23.57 and Arianna Washington (Poly) easily won her heat with a 23.79 clocking. In all 5 girls broke 24 and it took a 24.43 to make the final!
Serra led girls 4x100m relay qualifying with a time of 46.01 and Long Beach Poly easily won their heat in 46.56.
Rio Mesa is the fastest boys 4x100m qualifier with a clocking of 41.14.
Sasha Wallace (Holy Names) and Traci Hicks (Poly) were the fastest 100H qualifiers with times of 13.40 and 13.75.
Daje Pugh (Fairfield) was the fastest 300H qualifier with a time of 41.73.
In boys 110H action Kenneth Walker (Richmond) was the fastest through with a swift 13.81. No one else under 14.00.
Jarrett Gonzalez (Damien) led all 300H runners with a time of 37.44 and all qualifiers were under 38.00.

RIAA State Championships, RI

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Highlights

North Kingstown defeated second-place Chariho Regiional, 53-50, to win the boys’ state title. La Salle Academy won its third straight girls’ crown with an 82-70 win over runner-up Hope High.
With a blistering kick the final 400 meters, Classical High sophomore Maddy Berkson defeated pre-race favorite Molly Keating of La Salle in the 1,500-meter run with a state record of 4:27.92 (US #8). Keating was second at 4:30.01 (US #12). The two battled again in the 800 with Keating earning the title in 2:11.15. Berkson was the runner-up at 2:13.59.
North Kingstown junior Alisha McAdams dipped under 10 minutes for the first time to win the 3,000 at 9:59.71.
La Salle senior Dakota Dailey-Harris set another state mark by copping the high jump with a personal-best effort of 5-10 (tied for US #4).
Hope freshman Quashira McIntosh was a double-winner, taking the 100 (12.33) and the 200 (25.25).
Chariho Regional junior Bryce Kelley took the 1,500 (4:02.54) and the 800 (1:55.94).
With nationally-ranked distance star Mike Marsella unable to compete due to an injury, Chariho still managed to earn the title in the 4x800 relay with a strong time of 7:58.71.
Central Falls senior Steven Vasquez won his third straight outdoor high jump title by clearing 6-8.
Classical senior Joe Velez, ranked No. 2 nationally, copped the hammer throw with a 219-11 effort.

OHSAA State T&F Championships, OH

Coverage

Preview articles by Jim Findlay
Race Video Coverage by FloTrack (133 videos!)
Photo Album by MStony | Photo Album by Heather Dugan

Highlights

Tsehaye Hiluf (Reynoldsburg) won the boys 3200m run with a State Record time of 8:55.04. Sam Wharton was 2nd in 9:01.24.
Lancaster boys won the 4x800m relay with a quick 7:44.88.
Sydney Leiher (Beavercreek) won the girls 1600m run with a quick 4:49.61.
Brannon Kidder (Lancaster) had a nice individual double, getting the 1600m run in 4:14.03 and the 800m run with a fast 1:51.09.
Therese Haiss (Solon) won the girls 800m run with a quick 2:08.05.
Destinee Gause (Reynoldsburg) scored double gold with a win in the 100m dash in 11.95 and a win in the 200m dash with a clocking of 23.91.
Donovan Robertson won the 110H with a time of 13.66 and then won the 300H with a State Record clocking of 35.96.
Reynoldsburg girls lit up the track in the 4x100m relay, winning with a State Record clocking of 45.99.
Jacob Blankenship (Gahanna Lincoln) won the boys pole vault with a height of 17-02 to break his own State Record.

NJSIAA State Group Championships, NJ

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Group 2,3,NPB Day One Highlights

Ajee Wilson (Neptune) won the G3 1600m run with an easy 4:54.63 clocking. She also won the 400m dash with a quick 54.88. On Saturday Ajee also added the 800m run with a 2:10.72 clocking and Neptune won the 4x400 relay in 3:51.44.
Braheme Days won the G2 shot with a put of 64-00.
Travis Ellis (Morris Hills) won the G2 1600m with a time of 4:16.54.
Tom Cook (Kingsway) won the G3 1600m run with a quick 4:11.96. Chris Marco (Toms River South) was 2nd in 4:12.80 and Blake Udland (Millburn) was 3rd in 4:12.92.
Katie Johnston (Haddonfield) won the G2 Javelin with a US#6 toss of 152-09.

IHSAA State Championships, IN

Highlights

Futsum Zeinasellassie (North Central) won the 3200m run with a quick 8:51.15 clocking.
Jason Crist (Franklin Central) won a loaded 1600m run with a time of 4:09.12. Troy Reeder (Hamilton South) was 2nd in 4:09.60 and Mitchell Hubner (LaPorte) was 3rd in 4:09.80.
Skyler Carpenter (Westview) had a nice triple win, taking the 100H in 14.13, the 300H in 42.20, and the Long Jump with a leap of 18-10.50.
Ashley Erba (Warsaw) won the 3200m run with a time of 10:24.94.
Brionna Thomas (FW Wayne) won the 100m dash with a time of 11.91 and the 200m dash with a clocking of 24.18.
Cassie Wertman (Southridge) won the shot with a put of 50-01.25.
Pike won the 4x100m relay with a time of 46.75 and clinched the team title with 55 points.