Reggie
Witherspoon's 46.11
vs. William Reed's 46.84
Solomon's
Decision by Track and Field News
- both records will count.
coaches Chris Malcolm and
Arnie Shiffrin talk about the race and their athletes.
Reggie Witherspoon
speaks out: "I believe the safety of the athletes is more
important than a record. No matter what they decide to do I still
know that 46.11 is still going to be 46.11, and 400m is still 400m.
There are other problems in this world, and this record shouldn't
be added to that long list of problems that the world is already
facing."
About Outdoor
As the seasons overlap, we will start outdoor coverage this week.
We will continue to accept indoor results and DyeStat Elite indoor
rankings input until March 30. Cutoffs for outdoor DyeStat Elite
rankings will be posted soon.
the best
of championship weekend
pix pages of top performers
of each meet: NIC - NSIC
(We are still
editing action photos and posting new ones as fast as we can. Also
coming: DyeStat Elite listings from both meets, and a performance
comparison of the two meets.)
New
Pix Pages
NSIC
4x200: Newburgh NY 1:27.67 US#3 all time
beats national record holder Deep Creek VA in race that had
3 of the top 12 all time performances.
photo by Victah Sailer |
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NSIC
SMR: Transit Tech NY runs second fastest
SMR ever.
photo by Victah Sailer |
NSIC
DMR: Mountain View Orem UT wins first
ever DMR in 11:49.68 US#3 all time with Heidi Magill anchoring.
photo by Victah Sailer |
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NIC
60m: Mark Jelks wins star studded final
by 0.01 over J-Mee Samuels
photo by DyeStat |
NIC
400: Tiandra Ponteen, from nearby Eleanor
Roosevelt HS, won for the second straight year.
photo by DyeStat |
NIC
200: Juanita Broaddus repeated after
scratching from the 60m final with a muscle pull.
photo
by DyeStat
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NIC
60H: Kerron Clement, an outdoor champion
at 110, 300, and 400 meters, won his first attempt at the
shorter indoor event.
photo by DyeStat |
NIC
HJ: Ashley Robbins, last year's
Junior National champion, broke a 4-way tie on fewest misses.
photo by DyeStat |
NIC
TJ: Erica McLain, a Team USA member at
last year's World Juniors in Jamaica, won a high powered event
with 4 girls over 40 feet.
photo by DyeStat |
NIC
Nike Indoor Championships
DyeStat On-Site coverage from Landover MD with John
Dye, Donna Dye, Derek Dye, Scott Dance, Rich Gonzalez, Ricky Quintana,
Pete Cava, and Elliot Denman.
Results, Pix, and Stories | NSSF
site | Complete Results BOYS
- GIRLS
| DyeStatCal covers California
angles | Pearl Watts reports
on Virginia angles |
Donna
on the Side at Nike Indoor Championships
Scenes of the
athletes, fans, coaches, and families on the sidelines at Landover
MD.
Chapter 1 - 111
photos of race walk, shuttle hurdles, 4-mile relay, pentathlon,
jumps.
Chapter 2 - 82 photos of relays, mile, 2-mile,
pole vault, throws, and more
NSIC
National Scholastic Indoor Championships
DyeStat on-site coverage from New York with Don Rich
and Matt (Jersey Guy) Soja.
COMPLETE RESULTS | Friday
| Saturday | Sunday
| Pearl Watts reports on VA
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DyeStatCal California angles
| Winners Table
- Jamaicans and Canadians win 6 events|
| Pix Pages: BOYS - GIRLS
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California
DyeStatCal
saturation coverage of the Golden State by Doug Speck and Rich
Gonzalez
Now: outdoor results are pouring in -- 25 invitationals
from last weekend.
Surgery
for Tommy Skipper
Sandy OR sr Tommy Skipper, who won the NIC pole vault
at 17-3.75 before breaking his left thumb when his pole shattered
on takeoff attempting a national record, is to undergo surgery Thursday.
His outdoor season is in doubt. "I'm very disappointed,"
Skipper told the Portland Oregonian. "That was my second meet
this season, and I was feeling really good about my runway approach,
my takeoff was looking better, everything felt like it was coming
together. It's hard to tell yet whether I'll be able to go at the
state meet. I don't know much about the healing process or how strong
the thumb will be."
Chris
Solinsky 4:07.6
Six days after his big win in the NIC 2-mile, Stevens Point WI sr
Chris Solinsky ran a PR in the 1600 at home in the SPASH Invite.
WORLD
INDOOR
IAAF World Indoor Championships, Birmingham England.
Allyson Felix
advances to semis!
California high school star ran second in first round 200
meter heat in 23.36 to advance to the semifinals, where
she ran well (23.29) but just missed the finals. Kirby
Lee story on Allyson. IAAF
home page
photo by Shawn Price
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New
College choices
Meghan Braffet - Illinois star has chosen the University
of Maryland.
Mullen twins - Bronxville NY distance stars Caroline and
Catha Mullen will go to Princeton.
Amy Seward - Virginia state LJ/TJ champ will fly south
to the University of Miami FL.
Steve Hassen and Ryder Leary
Florida distance standouts will stay in state to run for the University
of Florida (from Ricky Quintana on RunFlorida.com)
Jennifer Boyd - Hickory VA distance star (4:56.34
mile, 10:53.40 2 mile indoors) chooses North Carolina State.
Laura Meyers - CA Div 4 cross country champion,
will travel across the continent to New York City to run for Columbia
University.
Janice Davis - of Natchez MS, will give Stanford
a sprinter (11.33, 23.38, and 52.92) to go with their mighty distance
corps.
Chaime Breaux - Killeen TX sprinter (6.73 US#1)
and triple jumper (48-7.75 US#3) has chosen Texas Christian.
Bobby Mack - North Forsyth Winston Salem NC miler (4:12.11
US#4 this season) will attend North Carolina State.
Rachel Umberger - Concord NH, 2:09.67 800m national
champion at Raleigh last June, has chosen Duke.
Amy Menlove - Alta UT sprint and long
jump champion will attend Brigham Young
Deyon Williams - Suitland MD sprint, hurdle, and
high jump champ has signed with Virginia.
Kelly Reynolds - Toll Gate RI hammer/weight thrower
(Golden West champion) has committed to Duke.
See 300 college
choices by the class of 2003 listed by state and college. Signing
Pix too |
DyeStat
on-site - first outdoor
Nokia
Sugar Bowl Classic
Friday-Saturday, March 28-29 at Tad Gormley Stadium,
New Orleans
Willie Hordge leads Texas challenge of Louisiana sprinters.
Natchez MS sr Janice Davis returns to defend titles
in 100 and 400. Performance
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ATTENTION
prep
track fans!
The 45th Edition of Jack Shepard's indispensable
reference
High School
Track 2003
is now available.
All-time
lists - all records
(national, class and age).
All the top stats for the 2002 prep season -- 50-deep outdoor
and 20-deep indoor performer lists.
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Nike Athlete of the Week for outstanding achievements in track and
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National
Rankings
DyeStat Elite now lists 3,200 performances
DyeStat
Elite -- 3,200 performances from 436 meets meeting DyeStat
Elite cutoffs for top 100 national ranking with data received by March
12.. There are 10 new national leaders among 400 new marks since the last
update. March 12 update
10
new national leaders |
BOYS 300m
Derron Flood VA 1:04.09
600m Russell Brown NH 1:19.41
800m Michael McGrath OR 1:50.09
1000m Alex Tatu VA 2:28.45
3000m Galen Rupp OR 8:12.30 |
GIRLS 200m Allyson
Felix CA 23.14 USR
800m Katya Kostetskaya AR 2:07.57
55H Ronnetta Alexander NY 7.90
HJ Vanessa Maher MI 5-10.5
LJ Tianna Madison OH 20-6 |
Jim
Spier's Top 5 - separate lists for banked and oversized ovals
- March 20 update
Roth's
Race Walk 2003 indoor race walk national
rankings - March 8 update
Gourley's
List 2003 indoor weight throw national
rankings - Nick Owens WA and Della Clark GA continue to lead - NEW
March 19 update
Announcing
RacePacer
a handheld computer driven, wireless, programmable training aid invented
by the coach of the national record setting United Stars of Philadelphia.
Read about it and buy online
Last
Week
reverse alphabetical order by state
Wyoming
WY State Meet
Mar 8 - Results
Boys - Rock
Springs 124. Kelly Walsh sr Robby Auflick doubles
46-5 TJ and 6-4 HJ. Alex Obrecht 54-3 SP.
Girls - Cheyenne
Central 154.25. Tasha Rudolph 7.21 55m.
Washington
U-Washington
Last Chance
Mar 8 at Dempsey Indoor Stadium, U-Washington (300 meters)
- Results
Sensational
HS marks in college meet
Mike McGrath 1:50.09
Joaquin Chapa 4:11.57
Galen Rupp 8:12.30
Tommy Skipper 17-0.75
Lincoln OR sr McGrath is now US#1 in DyeStat Elite national
rankings at both 800 meters and a mile. His 800 was faster than the listed
HS record (1:50.55 Michael Granville 1995) but will probably not be accepted
as a record because of the oversized UW track. With Shelton WA jr Alex
McClary at 1:52.15 and Bainbridge WA sr Tim Freeman at
1:52.16, the race produced the first, third, and fourth fastest 800's
of the indoor season. Grant Portland OR sr Chapa ran
a US#2 mile behind McGrath's 4:10.87 earlier this season. Central Catholic
Portland OR jr Rupp moved into US#1 in the 3000 meters.
(Grant OR sr Alec Wall 8:14.77 US#3 and Auburn Riverside
WA sr Carl Moe 8:30.07 US#4). Sandy OR sr Skipper,
US#1 indoors last year, opened his 2003 campaign with US#2 for the season.
South Eugene OR soph Erin Gray 10:02.72 3000m US#5.
Ohio
Kent State
High School Open
Mar 8 at Kent State University - no spikes allowed
- Results with 26 DyeStat Elite
marks.
Tianna Madison
20-6 US#1 - Elyria OH senior is first over 20 feet this
season. She also runs 7.55 in 60m dash.
Boys - Lake Uniontown
OH sr Dan Bailey doubles 6.99 60m and 49.66 400m. East
Tech OH sr Marcus Moore 22.52 200m. Hoover N. Canton
OH sr Glenn Collins 4:20.51 1600m. Solon OH jr Adam
Stanowick 8.29 60H. Nick Newman 22-4.5 LJ. Strongsville
OH sr Daniel Pribula 56-9.5 SP.
Girls - Beaumont
OH jr Maggie Infeld 5:09.17 1600m. Eastmoor Academy OH
sr Courtney Johnson 8.89 60H. Mt. Vernon OH sr Lindsey
Hill 43-3.75 SP (Amy Hill 40-11.75).
Outdoor Season
Steve Magness
4:08.39, Billie Jo Grant 177-8
We aren't ready for outdoor yet, but some kids obviously are.
- Klein Oak TX sr Steve Magness is the first of 2003
to break 4:10.
- Arroyo Grande CA sr Billie Jo Grant, a member of
the USA World Junior Championships team last summer, became the 12th
best HS discus thrower ever.
After the indoor nationals are over this weekend, we will catch up on
what's been happening outdoors in the Southern and Western states.
- Laporte TX sr Kerron Clement ran 13.63 110H, same
as his 2002 AOC Raleigh national championship time, in early Texas meet.
He also ran 36.29 300H.
- Williamson AL sr Arthur Davis doubled 200/400 in
21.43 and 47.53 at Hattiesburg MS.
North Carolina
UNC Last Chance
Mar 5 at U. of North Carolina, Chapel Hill NC -
High School Results
J-Mee Samuels
6.76 US#2 and 21.87 US#7 - Mt. Tabor NC sophomore wins
200 against college and open runners and runs second in 60m to University
of Georgia senior Dennis Baker 6.74. Wake Forest NC freshman Katie
Albright 10:17.47 3000m debuts on the track by running third
behind Lucinda Hull of NC State 9:59.52 and Liz Awtrey of UNC 10:17.21.
Albright had the fastest time in the Foot Locker cross country South regional
while winning the freshman race. Mt. Tabor NC sr Matt DeBole and
North Forsyth NC sr Clay Ragan ran 1:58.06 and 1:58.82
in the 800 as a warmup for the Nike Indoor Championships at Landover MD
next week. DeBole will run the mile and sprint medley at NIC. Ragan, US#3
at 500 meters, runs on N. Forsyth's US#1 4x800 relay team.
New York
NY State Meet
Mar 8 at the Carrier Dome, Syracuse University
- | Results
with 178 DyeStat Elite marks!
Highlights from armorytrack.com:
Boys - Fairport's Andrew Park ties state PV record (15'9)
to repeat as champ, Brian Dalpiaz 9:15.44 3200m, Hakon DeVries 4:17.97
1600, Commack's Kyle Fiasconero 2:29.67 1K; Mel Rogers 34.73 300m, Aquinas'
Arel Gordon 6.35 55m; Schenectady's Verrol Jackson edges Port Richmond's
Saidu Ezike 7.45-7.46 over 55mHH, Derek McGuire 59'9.5"SP
Girls: Williamsville South's Ronnetta Alexander and Alyissa
Hasan 7.90 & 8.45 55mHH, Nicole Blood 9:50.52 3K, Liz Maloy 4:42.01
over Heather Iatauro, Bay Shore's Mary Liz McCudy 2:55.17, Shana Cox 39.44,
Suffern's Taneisha Cantave 39'2 TJ
Michigan
MITS State
Finals
Mar 8 at U. of Michigan, Ann Arbor - Results
with 46 DyeStat Elite performance.
Candace
Davis
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Vanessa
Maher
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photos by Matthew
Yacoub |
Vanessa Maher
5-10.5 US#1. Candace Davis 8.55 60H SR and US#3.
Morgan Trent, Edmund Graham, Rantz
Teeple
Boys - St. Mary's
Orchard Lake jr Morgan Trent 6.83 60m US#6 broke the
meet record in the semis at 6.84 and then shaved off another tick in the
finals. Central Flint sr Edmund Graham 8.05p 60H US#7.
Rantz Teeple 23-2.5 LJ US#7.
Girls - Pioneer
Ann Arbor sr Candace Davis 8.55 60H SR and US#3. Cass
Tech Detroit sr Ariss Seals 7.81p 60m (Jessica Jones
7.80p). Detroit sr Alexandra Marshall 57.86 MR 400m.
Rockford 8th grader Rachel Wittum 5:05.45 1600m. Tenisha
Griggs 25.13 200m MR. Monroe 8th grader Bekah Smeltzer
11:02.66 3200m. Jenai Edwards 2:14.84 800m US#10.
Florida
Ryan Deak suspended
from team
TALLAHASSEE FL 3/6/03 -- Maclay high school coach
Gary Droze confirmed today that Ryan Deak's scratch from this Friday's
Jacksonville Bolles Bulldog Classic was a result of disciplinary action
taken after the Chiles Relays on Tuesday. "Ryan was dismissed for
refusing to run events I instructed him to run," Droze said in an
e-mail this afternoon. Droze added that the dismissal was indefinite and
left the possibility for Deak to return to the team. Deak, a Foot Locker
cross country national finalist, is one of the leading distance runners
in the nation. (Ricky Quintana,
RunFlorida.com)
Arkansas
AR State Meet
Mar 7-8 at Tyson Center, U of Arkansas, Fayetteville
- Highlights with 35 DyeStat Elite
marks
Katya Kostetskaya 2:07.57
- Jonesboro soph lowers her US#1 time by 2 seconds.
Feltner twins collect
three golds - Chase doubles in 4:20.54 and 9:30.66, and
Travis wins 800 in 1:58.47. Their Russellville relay
wins 4x800 in 8:09.35.
Hail
to the Cross Country Parents
A special edition of Donna
on the Side - Donna Dye's survey of cross country moms and dads tells
their emotions, dreams, and fears as they watch from the sidelines.
Hail to the Parents
SCHOLAR-ATHLETE
Donna Dye's guide to the college recruiting game: eligibility rules,
recruiting rules, experiences, organizations, helpful web sites, scholarships
& loans, and careers & majors.
DyeStat
Featured Meets
Meets that will be covered in depth by DyeStat
in 2002-2003
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