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States - 1999 Outdoor
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State Meet
 | Class 4A:
Girls - Teresa Brooks 56.06; Renee Wageman
2:13.11 (Jamie Rosenquist 2:13.95); Rosenquist 5:04.41 (Carly
Barnes 5:04.94 + 7 others under 5:10); Amy Bair 10:45.28 (Haley Acre
10:45.29 + 3 others under 11 minutes); Lindsey Johnson 14.39 and 43.9;
Kamiakin 48.22, 1:43.55; Pasco 3:55.85; Bryce Weed 11-3 PV (Sarah Rowse
11-0); Natalie Kinion 45-5.25 SP (Mary Etter 44-7.25); Etter 155-10 DT (Kinion
141-7); Leslie Erickson 171-6 JT
Boys - J.K. Haines 10.74 and 21.62; Tahvio
Gratton 47.09; Kris Martin 1:53.36 (Zach Sahlberg 1:53.95); Shadle Park
42.42; Casey Clark 7-0.5; Christian Lee and Brad Walker 15-6; Wesley
Nurse 49-0.5; Dustin Ampania 194-0 JT. |
| Class 3A: Girls - Boys |
| Class 2A - 1A - B
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| Highlights by Scott Spruill
Washington state held all of its state meets (4A, 3A, 2A, A and B) on May
Highlights: Hanford's Adam Tenforde was a double distance winner in the 3A
meet, running 4:09.88 and 8:58.19 on seperate days. Tenforde used a 60-second
third lap to surge away from Dustin Duke (Jackson), who ran 4:11.33. He also
passed 3,000 meters in 8:23.7 en route to his 8:58, which bested Duke
(9:11.80). . . Mount Spokane's Casey Clark won the 4A high jump at 7-0 1/2. .
. Interlake's Matt Wagner hits 222-8 to win 3A javelin. . .Kamiakin junior
Lindsay Johnson swept the 4A hurdles in 14.39 and 43.19. . . North Thurston
junior Leslie Erickson threathens national lead in javelin, winning 4A title
with a meet record 170-6. . . Rainier Beach freshman Ginnie Powell wins 3A
100 (12.38), 100 hurdles (14.91) and 300 hurdles (42.85, meet record). . .
Redmond junior J.K. Haines (10.74, 21.62) and Kennedy senior Paul Arnold
(10.71, 21.85) swept the 4A and 3A sprints, respectively. Submitted by Scott Spruill
Washington Track, editor
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| James Phillips recovering from javelin accident
The coaches and athletes at Marysville-Pilchuck High School would like to
thank the many coaches and athletes who have supported us through this very
tragic incident (James Phillips being struck by a javelin during warmups at the
state meet). Your kindness and best wishes have helped us all through an
unfortunate situation. The quality of coaches and athletes in this area is
second to none!
James went through extensive surgery for a fractured skull and related
damage. He is recovering well and his condition is improving. The recovery
process will be slow, but he already talks of competing next year. We will not
be trying to update this message. All other news will come from the hospital or
the family.
Craig Bowen
Marysville-Pilchuck High School
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