• Today on DyeStat June 9, 2005
  • THIS WEEK - Links to the big weekend action.
    • VA - Struggle of gladiators ends in a tie in AAA boys, Great Bridge 52 (Michael Morrison 40 points), Landstown 52 (William Harvin 50 points).
    • WA Washington State Meet - Brie Felnagle double leads Bellarmine Prep to 4A girls title. Jake Hanson triples.
    • RI - Rhode Island State Meet - Good Sam (Samantha Gawrych), Maloney twins, and freshman Leigh Petranoff star.
  • RANKINGS UPDATES - Jim's Top 5 - national leaders by Jim Spier as of June 6. US Junior Leaders - leading qualifiers for US Junior Nationals. Gourley's List - national hammer throw rankings as of June 7.
  • COMING - enhanced Nike Outdoor Nationals coverage with athlete blogs, video interviews, video action clips, and Marc Davis' lap by lap live reports added to Derek Dye's live reports, John Dye's action photos and Donna on the Side.

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The brainstorm of Scott Bush, editor of Illinois Runner and the NTN Midwest Region editor last fall, will have its inaugural Saturday June 11 at Vernon Hills HS in the northwest suburb of Chicago. Four races will draw runners from seven states, including Sarah Wickman IA, Michigan 1600m champ Jenny Morgan and her fast rising 8th grade sister Stephanie, Foot Locker finalist Levi Fox OH, national freshman class indoor mile record holder Andrew Perkins WI, Roosevelt DesMoines IA stalwarts Jon Thomas and Kiel Uhl, and Eric Dettman IL, a member of York Elmhurst's national champion cross country team. There will be rabbits in each race to assure a good pace. MORE on MDG Index Page

Stat of the Week
Andrew Bumbalough joins select group.

John Sullivan is a track nut who can't get enough track stats. He cranks out lists for his own amusement -- and now he can amuse you as well. This week, Boys in top 100 all-time in both mile and 2-mile.
Andrew Bumbalough ran a 4:06.53 mile last Saturday to join 29 others for a total of 30 boys who are in the top 100 all-time for both the mile and 2-mile. Gerry Lindgren leads the list, and Alan Webb is second. The decade of the 2000s is second best (9 runners), but is closing on the 1970s (10.5) with 4 years to go.

New Balance and the Armory Foundation
team up on Manhattan Invitational

NEW YORK June 7, 2005 -- The New York Armory Foundation has entered into a 3-year agreement to help manage the venerable Manhattan Invitational, one of the oldest and biggest high school cross country meets. Armory Foundation president Dr. Norbert Sander announced that New Balance will be the title sponsor of the meet, with the US Marine Corps a supporting sponsor. The Armory Foundation, which runs 100 indoor meets a year at the New York Armory and also manages outdoor meets at the new Icahn Stadium on Randalls Island, plans improvements in start/finish areas, award staging, clock management, course decoration, and concessions. Ed Bowes will continue as director of the meet. The 33rd Manhattan Invitational will be held at Van Cortlandt Park NYC in October. The 2005 meet saw records set by Saratoga girls, Fayetteville-Manlius boys and Nicole Blood.

THIS WEEK
News items posted to DyeStat in the week ending June 9
Alphabetical by state.
  • CA DyeStatCal - All the news of the Golden State
CALIFORNIA STATE MEET
June 3-4 Sacramento City College
on-site coverage with Doug Speck and Rich Gonzalez
Scott Roth 17-1 PV, breaking the oldest record on California State Meet books. Team champions are Dorsey LA boys 38.5 (Loyola LA 30) and Merrill West Tracy girls 48 (Wilson Long Beach 43). Six US#1 and 193 DyeStat Elite performances. Both 400m races were US#1 marks - David Gettis 45.84, first 3-time 400m champ ever in California, and Sade Williams 52.35 400m. Wilson Long Beach girls 44.84 4x100 US#1 and 3:39.27 4x400. Ebony Collins US#1 double -- 11.50 100m and 40.10 300H. Bryson Stately 13-4 PV.
  • CT - Connecticut Open Championships - COMPLETE RESULTS
    Hyde School boys, Simsbury girls win team titles. Natasha Harvey triples 14.49 -3.2 100H, 44.43 300H and 19-5.75 LJ. Ridgefield girls 9:17.93 4x800. Myles Bradley triples 14.19 -5.0 110H, 23-1 LJ, and 46-4.5 TJ. Shelton boys 7:53.30
  • FL Golden South Classic
29th
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Classic

June 4 at The First Academy, Orlando FL
INDEX - COMPLETE RESULTS

Jordan Scott 17-0 US#2 PV. Deandra Doyley 1:00.77 400H US#3. Doubles by Andre Black, Brittany Jones and Dennis Martin. Jackie Areson 4:50.07 edges Kelly Parrish 4:51.64 in thrilling mile.

Jordan Scott photo by Milesplit Network

  • IN -- Indiana State Meet - COMPLETE RESULTS - Lawrence Central boys, Northrop Fort Wayne girls win team titles. Harrison soph Bryce Brown doubles 13.83 +0.9 110H and 36.34 300H (state record).
  • KY - Kentucky State Meet -
  • MA - Massachusetts State Meet - COMPLETE RESULTS
    Chris Barnicle 9:10.64 2-mile, "running just to win," observors say, and Jed Carpenter 48-6 TJ lead Newton North boys to title. Andover 37 wins girls title. Medford soph Arantxa King 19-11.75 LJ breaks old meet record by 6 inches.
  • MA - Boston High Performance Series - Unattached runners Nicole Blood and Caitlin Lane ran well. Blood won the women's elite 3000 meters in 9:29.44, a New York state junior class record, and Lane was third in the 1500 in 4:27.84.
  • ME - New England Championships - June 11, Saco ME - PERFORMANCE LISTS
  • ME - Maine State Meet - In "Maine's Greatest Race," three runners broke the state record for 1600m with freshman Sintayehu Taye 4:09.69 outkicking his brother Ayalew 4:10.00 and Eric Giddings 4:10.98. The Taye brothers will run for Cushing Academy in Ashburnham MA next year.
  • MI - Michigan State Meet - COMPLETE RESULTS and highlights. Mumford Detroit girls and Carmen-Ainsworth Flint boys win Div 1 team titles. Fast 1600m by Dan Roberts 4:09.45 and Jenny Morgan 4:48.07 (Geena Gall 4:51.44, Liz Mengyen 4:52.94). Geena Gall 2:09.60 800m. Tiffany Ofili triple 18-9.25 LJ, 14.19 100H, 42.82 300H for singlehanded second place in Div 2. Ahmad Rashad 10.56 and 21.51.
  • NH - New Hampshire Meet of Champions -
  • NM Great Southwest Classic
Great Southwest Classic
a DyeStat Featured Meet - onsite coverage by John & Donna Dye
June 4 - INDEX - WINNERS TABLE - COMPLETE RESULTS
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Donna on the Side at the Great Southwest Classic
Touring Albuquerque - the gate to Old Town

6 US#1 performances
J-Mee Samuels NC and Sarah Matthews CO claim MVP awards with all-time ranking performances - Samuels 10.07w 100m and 20.32 200m US#5 all time - Matthews 21-2 US#7 all time in greatest HS girls LJ competition ever with 3 girls 20-8 or better, 4 more girls 19-5 or better

left, J-Mee Samuels

Sarah Matthews
photos by John Dye

 

 

  • NY - New York State Meet - COMPLETE RESULTS
    • Saratoga jr Lindsey Ferguson 6:39.54 2000m steeplechase is a new national record.
    • Brittany Sheffey 4:26.13 US#1.
    • Rome Free Academy boys and New Rochelle girls win team titles.
  • NY - Girls Eastern States - Suffern NY 11:51.04 DMR US#2
  • OH - Ohio State Meet - Heroics all around. Glenville Cleveland boys and Collinwood Cleveland girls win D1 team championships. Jeff See doubles 50 minutes apart in 4:11.20 1600m (his 3rd straight state title) and 1:51.18 800m. Crestwood Mantua jr Bridget Franek 4:45.68 1600m SR and 2:11.70 800m and Beaumont Cleveland Heights freshman Emily Infeld 4:58.18 and 2:11.31 trade 1-2 finishes 50 minutes apart. Euclid soph Jessica Beard 53.47 and Libbey Toledo jr Danyelle McGary 53.64 both break state record for 400m in the morning, only to see Eastmoor Academy sr Ayrizanna Favours 53.19 do them better in the afternoon. . Ashley Muffet 50-6.5 SP repeats with state record. Glenville Cleveland boys sweep relays 1:25.09 4x200 SR US#2.
  • OR Prefontaine Classic
Prefontaine Classic
Hayward Field, Eugene OR June 4 - on site with Marc Davis

Alan Webb 8:11.48 breaks American record for 2 miles, finishing 2nd to Eliud Kipchoge of Kenya 8:07.68 More

photo by Louis LeBlanc

Marc Davis' race notes - An Amazing Day for track and field in Track Town USA. Alan Webb heard the announcer say he needed a 60-second last lap to break the record, and that's exactly what he did.

TV: NBC Sunday June 5, 2-3 pm Eastern

  • RI - Rhode Island State Meet - Good Sam (Samantha Gawrych) triple includes 2:10.38 800m MR. Maloney twins win four golds. Freshman Leigh Petranoff 144-7 JT is state record and national freshman class record.
  • TN - Music City Distance Carnival - Vanderbilt U., Nashville - Andrew Bumbalough ran the fastest mile in the US this year at 4:06.53, finishing seventh in an elite race won by Anthony Famiglietti 3:58.23.
  • VA - Virginia State Meet - COMPLETE RESULTS - 51 DyeStat Elite performances.
    • AAA -An amazing tie between Great Bridge ( with Michael Morrison scoring 40 points including 16-6 PV state record) and Landstown (with William Harvin winning an unprecedented 5 events to score 50 of Landstown's 52 points). Bethel girls win again with double by Francena McCorory. Freshman Aurora Scott gets distance double.
    • AA - Sarah Bowman finished her high school career with a rush by leading Fauqier to its first state championship. Bowman tripled in the the 800 (2:09.32), 1600 (4:41.81) and 3200 (10:21.15), all meet records, and was third in the high jump.
    • A - Nelson County boys, Buffalo Gap girls win team titles.

Michael Morrison

photo by Genevieve Ross /The Virginian-Pilot

  • VT - Vermont State Meet -
  • WA - Washington State Meet - 81 DyeStat Elite performances.
    Brie Felnagle double leads Bellarmine Prep to girls title. Jake Hanson triples. Other doubles by Princess Joy Griffey, Becca Noble, Christina Tupper, Nectaly Barbosa, Whitney Hooks, Rashad Toussaint, Kevin Hatch and Korey Morris.. Soph Tony Henderson 24-3 LJ leads Gig Harbor boys to 4A title.
  • WI - Wisconsin State Meet - A record setting meet with record setting attendance. State meet records by Steve Marcelle 67-6 SP, Chris Rombough 8:57.73, and Victor Reynolds 48-11 TJ.

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Midwest Distance Gala
A new post-season meet will be held June 11 at Vernon Hills IL high school with four races under lights -- a boys 800, mile and 2-mile and a girls mile. Meet director Scott Bush said the purpose is to provide high level competition after state meets and before national meets for runners from the Midwest and beyond. There will be rabbits to insure a fast pace. Details are on the meet's web site.

661 College Choices
The National Letter of Intent signing period for the high school class of 2005 runs from April 13 to August 1. We have updated our College Choices 2005 lists and now have 661 choices as of May 1. Send information on choices to John Dye, giving name, high school, event, college, and a way to verify. Some email is on a computer that had to go to the shop, so send your choice again if we are missing you. We will be updating these lists soon.

THE NIKE LIST US leaders - 2005 outdoor
Priority is given to FAT times with wind readings if relevant. e = en route. c = converted from Mile or 2-Mile
BOYS
Event
GIRLS
Jamere Holland CA 10.38
100m
Ebony Collins CA 11.50
J-Mee Samuels NC 20.32
200m
Alexandria Anderson IL 23.23
David Gettis C A 45.84
400m
Sade Williams CA 52.35
Karjuan Williams LA 1:50.33
800m
Sarah Bowman VA 2:05.41
Ken Cormier AZ 3:48.97
1500m
Brittany Sheffey NY 4:26.13
Andrew Bumbalough TN 4:05.03
1600m
Brie Felnagle WA 4:40.9
Andrew Bumbalough TN 4:06.53
Mile
Brie Felnagle WA 4:48.42
Zuber Ahmed OR 8:20.50
3000m
Nicole Blood NY 9:29.44
Chris Barnicle MA 8:53.00 c e
3200m
Sarah Bowman VA 10:16.03

Chris Barnicle MA 8:56.20

2-mile
Kelly Parrish FL 10:27.65
Jamaal Charles TX 13.69
110/100H
Shalina Clarke IL 13.51
Jamaal Charles TX 36.03
300H
Ebony Collins CA 40.10
Justin Gaymon NJ 52.44
400H
Nicole Leach PA 57.44
Scott Sellers TX 7-5
HJ
Inika McPherson TX 6-2
Frankie Gatson LA 25-2.25
LJ
Sarah Matthews CO 21-2
Rashad Toussaint WA 50-8.75
TJ
Brittany Daniels CA 43-5
Scott Roth CA 17-2
PV
Mary Saxer NY 13-9 USR
Ryan Whiting PA 70-0
SP
Stephanie Horton OR 52-7
Sean Pruitt WI 215-7
DT
D'Andra Carter TX 167-2
Matthew Maloney RI 231-5
JT
Rachel Yurkovich OR 176-5
Walter Henning NY 226-6
HT
Kim Williams GA 172-7
Lincoln Tallahassee FL 40.54
4x100
Wilson Long Beach CA 44.84
Cinco Ranch Katy TX 1:24.97
4x200
Skyline Dallas TX 1:36.04
Marshall Fort Bend TX 3:10.51
4x400
Marshall Fort Bend TX 3:38.52
Conestoga Valley PA 7:40.06
4x800
Suffern NY 9:00.2
Dorsey Los Angeles CA 3:27.81
SMR
Westside Houston TX 3:57.71
Newton North MA 10:04.15
DMR
Warwick Valley NY 11:47.65
updated June 7

 

DyeStat Featured Meets
Here are the 2005 indoor and outdoor meets featured on DyeStat with on-site coverage. Other meets may be added.
Marine Corps Holiday Classic - Dec 28 NY Armory
Hispanic Games - Jan 8 NY Armory
New Balance Games - Jan 22 NY Armory
Millrose Games - Feb 4 Madison Square Garden NY City
Armory Collegiate Games - Feb 4-5 NY Armory
Simplot Games - Feb 17-19 Pocatello ID
Nike Indoor Nationals - Mar 12-13 Landover MD
National Scholastic Indoor Championships - Mar 11-13 NY Armory
Mobile Challenge of Champions - Apr 1-2 Mobile AL
Arcadia Invitational - Apr 8-9 Arcadia CA
Penn Relays - Apr 28-30 Franklin Field, Philadelphia PA
Great Southwest Classic - June 2-4 Albuquerque NM
adidas Golden West Invitational - June 12 Folsom CA
Nike Outdoor Nationals - June 17-18 Greensboro NC
USA Junior Nationals - June 24-25 Carson CA
Great American Cross Country Festival - Sep 24 - Cary NC
Foot Locker Cross Country regionals - November
Nike Team Nationals - December - Portland OR
Foot Locker Cross Country Championships - December - San Diego CA

 

LAST WEEK
News items posted to DyeStat in the week ending June 2
  • CA DyeStatCal - State meet fields are set. California boys and girls rankings updated.
  • CA California State Meet - June 3-4 at Sacramento City College
    Big coverage on DyeStatCal. Performance Lists
  • CA Sectionals - Rich Gonzalez compiles top performers in each event from all 10 sectionals. Some sensational marks - Brittany Daniels 45-7.5w TJ, Scott Roth 17-2 PV, David Gettis 46.08 400m
Historic performances in California
Granite Bay HS junior Scott Roth cleared 17-02 at the Sac Joaquin Section Finals to become the world U-18 leader in the boys pole vault, improving his national age-16 record and achieving the best vault mark by a Californian in 14 years!
On the track, Dorsey HS senior David Gettis (signed with Baylor) torched the oval with a nation-leading 46.08 to win the L.A. City Section Finals. Gettis' time was the fastest one-lap clocking by a Golden Stater since the famed Obea Moore clocked 45.14 in a Pan-Am Juniors competition in Chile 10 years ago.
Over in the sandbox, the Merrill West HS duo of Brittany Daniels and Shevell Quinley continued to dazzle. Daniels matched her seasonal best with a 20-05.50 leap into the wind to win the SJS Finals, with teammate Quinley recording a lifetime-best 20-03.75 into the wind to claim second. They are believed to be the only same-year 20-foot teammates in U.S. prep history.
Controversies continued as well, with Lincoln of Stockton's boys 4x400 relay team reportedly being disqualified for non-matching uniforms. Lincoln had clocked 3:18.60 in the long relay late last month as was the Northern California leader in the event. Long Beach Poly's boys 4x400, which placed second at the Penn Relays in 3:12.35, was DQ'ed in the CIF-Southern Section Divisional Finals last weekend. Tonight (Friday), the powerhouse CIF-Southern Section Masters meet highlights the docket.

by Rich Gonzalez, editor, DyeStatCal
  • CT - Connecticut class championships
  • DC - DCIAA Championships - Woodson boys, Ballou girls win team titles. Andria Smallwood 55.67 400m.
  • FL -- 14th BAYTAF Classic - U. of South Florida, Tampa
  • GA -- DeKalb International Prep Classic
  • IL -- Illinois Boys State Meet - COMPLETE RESULTS
  • KS -- Kansas State Meet - Anthony Bozarth reports on one of the big ones -- 3,500 participants, 30,000 spectators. Olathe North boys, Leavenworth girls win 6A team titles. WINNERS AND DETAILED HIGHLIGHTS ALL CLASSES.
  • MA - Massachusett Divisions - COMPLETE RESULTS
  • MA - Boston High Performance Series - Douglas AZ sr Ken Cormier made another trip to Boston (he ran the reebok Boston Indoor there earlier this year) pay off. Cormier won the 1500m in 3:48.97, fastest high school time in the US this year. It was a nail biting duel with Dartmouth freshman Harry Norton, who ran the 500 yards side by side, and it took the Finish Lynx cameras to find 0.01 difference between the two. Cormier splits -- 59.6, 2:00.6 (2:47.5), 3:02.6 and the 3:48.97 to Norton's 3:48.98. Ken's coach Steve Lurie said that Cormier will run the 800m at Great Southwest, 2 miles at Golden West, and the mile at Nike Outdoor Nationals in Greensboro NC.
    Erstwhile Saratoga High School runners Nicole Blood and Caitlin Lane, who are training on their own this season, also ran well. Blood was second in the women's elite 800m in 2:11.76, and Lane was third in the women's elite 1500m in 4:31.58.
  • MD -- Maryland State Meet - COMPLETE RESULTS.
    Eleanor Roosevelt sweeps 4A titles. Boys win 4x400 to pass Oxon Hill. Girls romp by 64 points. Theresa Lewis 13.64 100H state record.
  • MD Towson Catholic soph Devon Williams ran 2:08.49 800m US#8 at the Tuppeny Twilight meet at Villanova.
  • MO -- Missouri State Meet - COMPLETE RESULTS
    Coming out party for Berkeley freshman Alishea Usery and Eureka jr Meredith Snow. Oak Park boys 7:49.37 4x800 (Neosho 7:49.57). Lee Summit North boys and Jefferson City girls win 4A team titles.
  • MT -- Montana State Meet
  • ND -- North Dakota State Meet
  • NJ - New Jersey Week by Ed Grant - Weather cooperates finally and athletes take advantage. Shaquan Brown 47.1, Mike Pachella 1:53.2, Byron Williams 4:15.0, Justin Gaymon 14.22 and 54.26, Yemi Ayeni 204-8, Renee Tomlin 2:10.5, Danielle Tauro 4:59.24 and 10:43.01 - quads by Krystal Cantey, La'Shonda Carter, and Leslie Njoku.
  • OH -- Ohio regionals - COMPLETE RESULTS
  • PA -- Pennsylvania State Meet -
PIAA Pennsylvania State Meet
May 27-28, 2005 Shippensburg PA
coverage by Don Rich, PennTrackXC / Milesplit network
INDEX - COMPLETE RESULTS : AAA - AA
Day 2 Saturday - Two US#1 marks set: Ryan Whiting 70-0 SP and Conestoga Valley boys 7:40.06 4x800 (North Penn 7:41.04 US#2). Nicole Smith triples, 39-03.50 TJ in the rain; 8th in 100H 15.04 (14.99 prelims) for 31 points alone. McDowell wins AAA girls by six over Wissahickon. In AA, Milton Hershey beats Gwynedd by six. Don Rich story is coming. Lindsey Regan, US#2 in pole vault at 13-6, no heighted, coming in at 11-6 in the rain as 11-9 became the winner.

Two encore team titles - surprise wins for retiring coach - upsets and records

  • Whiting says he can improve as his team repeats.
  • Smith outscores 2nd place by herself for a team encore.
  • Simkins gets a gold and silver.
  • Quips and Milton Hershey sharp in AA teams titles.
  • Philly Public League gets first-ever gold and state meet record.
  • Miller tests his "Nike" speed in 1600.
  • Best-ever PA pole-vaulter a no-height.
  • Williams and Scott give their retiring coach two individual state titles.

Conestoga Valley and North Penn finish the 4x800 in US#1 and US#2 times. Conestoga Valley anchor Kip Horbal split 1:53.2 to catch North Penn anchor Cody Edling 1:53.7.

Central Dauphin sr Ryan Whiting completes a throws double with his first 70 foot throw -- right on the money at 70-0 -- improving on his US#1 ranking and breaking the PIAA state record by 3.5 feet.

Day 1 Friday - Three meet records broken -- Osaya Osunde207-10 JT, Ryan Whiting 201-9 DT, and Eric Sparks 15-10. Nicole Smith doubles 20-3 and 5-8.
  • SD -- South Dakota State Meet
  • TN -- Tennessee State Meet - Brentwood Academy sr Andrew Bumbalough's same day triple includes 4:05.75 1600m, fastest in the US this season. He wrapped a 9:32.59 3200m and a 1:53.99 800m around his big 1600m race. Houston boys, Brentwood girls win 3A team titles.
  • WI -- Wisconsin regionals - Badger state athletes hit all time lists.Preble Green Bay sr Steve Marcelle 66-8 SP, second best all time in Wisconsin. Bradley Tech 1:28.08 4x200 (Vincent Milwaukee 1:28.18 and Menomonee Falls 1:28.50) -- Wisconsin #1, #4 and #7 all time. Preble Green Bay sr Steve Marcelle 66-8 SP, Wisconsin #2 all time. Germantown sr Adam Schleis 14.25 110H. Waukesha North sr Alicia Pabich 4:59.35 1600.

 

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