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Jan 17, 2004 at the New York Armory

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Newburgh NY sr Elzie Coleman 33.28 300m, who broke Billy Reed's national 400 meter record a week ago, came close to his 300 meter record (33.09) today. Coleman moved into US#3 all time a tick behind Anthony Ewers 33.27 in 1999.

Despite strained groin/compromised training, New Yorker
Coleman nearly claims another of William Reed's records!

by Rich Gonzalez on DyeStatCal

-- "It must be the hallways -- there's something there!"
            That's the light-hearted response Newburgh HS senior Elzie Coleman offered up when asked to explain his rocket-like times over the last two weekends, that despite horrid weather conditions having forced the New York area dasher and his teammates to carry out their speedwork along building hallways. But Coleman's most recent rush-for-our-record-book performance at the Armory was only one portion of an a near-magical weekend on the national indoor calendar, however, as Saratoga Springs' (NY) fathomed distance program came tantalizingly close to the national indoor distance medley relay record at the Yale Classic while Central Catholic's (OR) Galen Rupp garnered the Friday-night spotlight during a much-anticipated men's open mile sojourn in Arkansas.
            Despite the frigid temperatures snaring the Northeast, Coleman has been doing nothing but scorching the track indoors, with last weekend's national record 46.58 clocking at the Hispanic Games almost paralleled this weekend by his 33.28 sizzler over 300 meters (#3 all-time prep indoors) at the Stanner Games. Both meets came in the Armory.
             Making the most recent feat even more impressive was the fact it was achieved while nursing a pulled groin, an ailment that surfaced during qualifying.
            "I felt it pull in the trials," said the soft-spoken 18-year-old. "Then every time I came off the curve, I felt it."
            Good fortune was on his side, however, as Coleman was never seriously challenged in the final, and carried no burden of pressure going in.
            "He had no one honestly to push him," Coleman's coach, Malcolm Burks, said. "I had him at 20.5 easy at 200. He tightened a little at the end, but he was fine. ... Beforehand, he asked me what he needed to do to break the record. I told him not to worry about the record. Just go out there and have fun, and let the record come eventually."
            Such encouragement has not gone unnoticed by Coleman: "That's a real big help, keeping any pressure off. If I go out there to have fun, I'm sure I'll be fine."
            Coleman returns to the scene of his most forgettable episode next weekend, when he and his Newburgh teammates trek to the Armory for the New Balance Games, a meet in which Coleman suffered a serious asthma attack last year.
            "That attack really set me back for a while," Coleman admitted. "After that race, I always had fear. I was scared every time I went out there for a 400 that it would happen again. ... Coach just told me I've got to suck it up and go out there like a man, and that thinking has helped me. I don't worry about it anymore."
            Coleman will run in the open 400 and the 4x400 relay at the Armory, seeking a fun time and some good workouts leading up to it.
            "We had school cancelled Thursday and Friday," Coleman noted. "We've been in halfways, and we can't get any real 400-meter workouts. Every time we speed up, we have to slow down and make a turn."
            Coleman, as you can tell, isn't much into slowing down these days.

 

Highlights

Seasonal US#1 performances in the 1000 meters were turned in by John Jay NY sr Hakon Devries 2:29.00 and Boys & Girls NY's Adrenee Sterrett 2:56.56.

Boys - Newburgh NY sr Elzie Coleman 33.28 300m US#3 all time. Half Hollow Hills sr Kevin Okolie 6.54 55m. Brentwood's Ramon Sosa 7.54 55H. Robeson NY sr Pierre Villa 1:21.78 600m US#2. John Jay NY sr Hakon Devries 2:29.00 1000m (Kyle Fiasconaro 2:30.54), fastest two times in the US this season. St. Benedict's NJ jr Bryan Scotland 4:22.04 mile. Newburgh NY 1:31.85 4x200. Mt. St. Michael NY 3:24.84 4x400. Liverpool NY 8:09.06 4x800.
Girls - Gates Chili sr Christina Dewitt 40.63 300m. Bellport NY freshman Brittany Sheffey 1:35.37 600m. Boys & Girls' Adrenee Sterrett 2:56.56 1000m (Liz Bergold 2:56.62), fastest two times in the US this season. Poly Prep NY jr Kristin Farley 5:08.37 mile. West Islip NY jr Alison Kieffer 10:03.37 3000m, winning by 43 seconds. Lake Braddock VA jr Ashley Haislip, the co-national leader in HJ at 5-9, won here at 5-6. North Babylon's Bianca Fung 18-0.5 LJ (Collette DeBenedetto 18-0.25). Mountain Lakes NJ sr Collette DeBenedetto 37-1 TJ. Longwood's Alexa Manning 39-11 SP. Pine Plains NY's Corinna Hengen 11-6 PV.

Results

Boys - Girls

results from ArmoryTrack.com

Boys

55 M Boys Francis Burke Memorial
1 6.54 Kevin Okolie Half Hollow Hills East
2 6.62 Jaleel Davis Boys & Girls
3 6.64 Kyle Watkins Hillhouse
4 6.70 Eric Pettaway Mount St. Michael
5 6.72 Kevin Thompson North Bergen

55HH Boys
1 7.54 Ramon Sosa Brentwood
2 7.63 Mike Pahludka Vernon
3 7.70 Sadu Ezike Port Richmond
4 7.72 Lava Lobdal CBA Syracuse
5T 7.78 Jason Bradley Sommerville
7.78 Catba Sommerville

300M Boys William Burns '42 Memorial
1 33.28 * Elzie Coleman Newburgh New Meet Record
2 35.00 Elvis Lewis West Hempstead
3 35.15 Kimon Evans A. Lincoln
4 35.52 David Macaley Hillhouse
5 36.10 Waleed Amer Farrell


600 M Boys Kevin Krenn Memorial 600M Run
1 1:21.78 Pierre Villa Paul Robeson
2 1:21.966 Kyle Fiasconaro Commack
3 1:21.972 Sean Lowe St. John's
4 1:22.96 Todd Lovett Boys & Girls
5 1:22.98 Chris Tingue Ward Melville

1000M Boys
1 2:29.00* Hakon DeVries John Jay Meet Record
2 2:30.54 Kyle Fiasconaro Commack
3 2:33.72 Rob Boerjes St. John the Baptist
4 2:34.38 Andre Fearon St. Benedicts
5 2:35.71 Matt Lowenthal Kellenberg

Boys Invitational Mile Br. Jogues Cormier F.M.S.
1 4:22.04 Bryan Scotland St. Benedicts
2 4:23.91 Danny Howick Lake Braddock
3 4:24.56 Bill Ceriello Arlington
4 4:27.01 Kevin McDermott Chaminade
5 4:29.22 Daniel Martin Commack

1600M Boys
1 4:25.16 Brian Morris Sachem
2 4:30.44 Juan Caceres Bishop Loughlin
3 4:32.90 Josh Livingstone Stuyvesant
4 4:34.14 Mouhamed Halwani Xaverian
5 4:37.26 James Mulligan Bronx Science

3200 M Dario Bautista Memorial
1 9:46.3 Brian Schmidt Kellenberg
2 10:01.61 Jon Bach Collegiate
3 10:02.65 Mike Segal Warwick Valley
4 10:05.93 Connor Hampel Chaminade
5 10:06.57 Jimmy Hayden St. Frairls

 

Boys 800 M Relay
1 1:31.85 Newburgh
2 1:33.24 Prospect
3 1:33.25 Comsewoque
4
5

Boys 1600 M Relay Mike Volpe '85 Memorial
1 3:24.84 Mount St. Michael
2 3:25.25 Boys & Girls "A"
3 3:30.40 Gates Chili
4 3:32.88 St. Peters
5 3:32.91 Lake Braddock


Boys 3200 M Relay Clements Gaertner Memorial
1 8:09.06 Liverpool
2 8:11.56 Warwick Valley
3 8:13.68 St. Benedict
4 8:14.26 Lake Braddock "A"
5 8:37.35 Bay Shore



Boys Shuttle Hurdle Relay Michael T. Sweeney Memorial
1 23.5 Vernon
2 24.3 Xaverian "A"
3 24.5 Molloy "A"
4 24.9 Warwick Valley
5 27.4 Commack "A"

Girls

Girls 55 M Roy Askin '66 Memorial
7.51 Erica Young Bellport
7.52 Jessica Pieko Lake Braddock
7.541 Saade Mitchell Lake Braddock
7.549 Latoya Wilmott Kellenberg
7.61 Jewel Daye Central (PA)

Girls 55HH Nora Hogan Memorial
8.78 Summer Dennis Middle Country
8.82 Tracy Brown Hillhouse
8.94 Wendy Jaglom Bronxville
8.97 Flaherty Oceanside
8.99 Sasha Mathilier Kellenberg

Girls 300M
40.63 Christina DeWitt Gates Chili
40.77 Jesse Carlin St. Joseph's
41.85 Pari Hashemi Randolph (NJ)
43.12 Carrine Porter Stepney St. Peters
43.18 Jen Leong Jericho

Girls 600 M
1 1:35.37 Brittany Sheffey Bellport
2 1:37.84 Shantile Blackburn Loughlin
3 1:38.01 Dayna Johnson Brentwood
4 1:38.54 Kim Standridge Randolph (NJ)
5 1:39.41 Katie Weider Bellport

Girls 1000M Colleen Skeggs Memorial
2:56.56 Adrenee Sterrett Boys & Girls
2:56.62 Elizabeth Bergold Bronxville
2:59.70 Kelsey Snowden Lake Braddock
3:00.22 Jesse Carlin St. Joseph Sea
3:01.53 Jamela Dunbar Boys & Girls

Girls Invitational Mile Stephanie Companioni Memorial
1 5:08.37 Kristin Farley Poly Prep
2 5:10.17 Chanille McGregor Boys & Girls
3 5:12.89 Aislinn Ryan Warwick Valley
4 5:13.97 Jessica Hampson Smithtown
5 5:24.42 Suejin Ahn Ward Melville

Girls 1600M (non-scoring)
1 5:29.18 Amanda Robotti Warwick
2 5:31.34
3 5:31.34 Esperanza Blanco Brentwood
4 5:32.78 Emma Clark Bronxville
5 5:33.58

Girls 3000M
1 10:03.37* Allison Kieffer West Islip New Meet Record
2 10:46.94 Danielle Trimpop Warwick Valley
3 10:57.56 Avigail Kiefer Ward Melville
4 11:03.70 Nicole Standt Rocky Point
5 11:07.82 Christine DeRosa Miller Place

Girls Varsity Field Events
Performance Name School
Girls High Jump Andy Kappel '69 Memorial
1 5' 6" * Ashley Haislip Lake Braddock Ties own Meet Record
2 5' 4" Annie O'Shea Comeswaque
3 5' 2" Brenna Militello Gates Chili
4 5' 2" Meg Scay Lake Braddock
5 5' 2" Diminique Zaino Poly Prep

Girls Long Jump
1 18'0.5" Bianca Fung North Babylon
2 18'0.25" Collette DeBenedetto Mountain Lakes
3 17'7" Brittney McRae Spellman
4 16'9.5" Akilah Diggan Brentwood
5 16'6" Meg Seay Lake Braddock

Girls Triple Jump
1 37'1" Collette DeBenedetto Mountain Lakes
2 35'11.75" Valerie Maignan Molloy
3 35'10" Jane Detwiler Oceanside
4 35' 8 1/2" Ann Herbert Poly Prep
5 35'6" Kerry Ojeda Middle Country

Girls Shot Put
1 39'11" Alexa Manning Longwood
2 36'4" Dominique Burrell Hillhouse
3 34'6" Dominique Eason Kellenberg
4 33'9.25" Jessica Sico Mount Sinai
5 33'7" Isabella Katsarelis Molloy

Girls Pole Vault
1 11'6"* Corinna Hengen Pine Plains New Meet Record
2 11'0" Katlyn Fitzgerald Mt. Sinai (also beat old meet record)
3 10'0" Beth Sosik Gates Chili
4 9'6" Liz Anderson Westhampton
5 9'0" Nicole Graziano Lake Braddock

Girls 800 M Relay
1 1:45.11 Boys & Girls
2 1:45.24 Bellport
3 1:46.37 Hempstead
4 1;48.87 Brentwood
5 1:49.63 Kellenberg

Girls 1600 M Relay
1 4:03.93 Hempstead
2 4:04.67 Bronxville
3 4:07.97 Loughlin
4 4:13.61 Central (PA)
5 4:13.69 St. John Baptist

Girls 3200 M Relay
1 9:23.53 Boys & Girls
2 9:45.48 Lake Braddock "A"
3 9:45.84 Rocky Point
4 9:47.68 Bronxville
5 9:48.20 Warwick Valley

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