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| WHSAA Wyoming State Championships
Harry Geldien Stadium, Casper WY
May 21-23, 2009
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Dominick Robinson triple leads Campbell County boys; throwers lead Natrona County girls; Mario Harris 47.63 is 400m state record;
Lingle-Ft Laramie and Mountain View tie in 3A girls;
Burlington sweeps 1A titles.
Class 4A Highlights
- Campbell County boys 150.5 (Rock Springs 91.5) behind sr Dominick Robinson triple: 1:56.57 800m, 4:15.84 1600m, and 9:26.25 3200m.
- Natrona County girls 134 (Sheridan 99.5) behind 47 points in throws.
- Natrona County sr Mario Harris doubles 47.63 400m (state record) and 10.86 nwi 100m.
- Natrona County jr Taylor Villegas hurdle double: 14.38 110H (14.17 pre) and 37.25 300H (US#13)
- Campbell County sr Emily Moore jumps double: 19-6 LJ (Hannah Romsa 19-0.5) and 39-3.5 TJ
- B-HJ: Sheridan sr Boomer McLaughlin 6-9.25.
- Natrona County jr Baillie Gibson throws double: 43-4.5 SP and 148-2 DT
Class 3A Highlights
- Cody girls 164 (Glenrock 86) behind triple by sr Cate Brus (15.68 100H, 46.89 300H and 5-3 HJ) and doubles by jr Sierra Jech (2:16.39 800m and 36-4.25 TJ) and sr Kristina Valenzuela (36-8.5 SP and 118-6 DT).
- Powell boys win 4x400 relay to win title over Cody, 127 to 123.5.
- PV: Cody sr Betsey Whisonant edges soph teammate Anna Bales on fewer misses, both clearing 11-6. Senior Hayden Bales sets class record at 15-7.5.
- G-400: Rawlins fr Kereston Thomas 57.42 (Cody jr Sierra Jech 57.43)
- Cody sr Ethan Slight distance triple: 1:54.77 800m, 4:29.00 1600m, and 10:05.38 3200m.
Class 2A Highlights
- Girls tie for team title! Lingle-Fort Laramie and Mountain View each get 115 points.
- Wind River boys 116 (Burns 68.5)
- Lingle-Fort Laramie sr Kelli Johnson wins good shot put competition at 41-1.
- Mountain View sr Amber Henry triples: 2:16.29 800m, 5:43.90 1600m and 12:33.44 3200m.
- Wind River jr Doug Jordan 40.30 wins close 300H.
- G-SP: Lingle-Ft. Laramie sr Kelli Johnson 41-1.
Class 1A Highlights
- Burlington sweeps team titles over Cokeville: Boys 162 to 78 and Girls 138.33 to 112.
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