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Fastest race in the nation at this distance, as
3 of top 9 U.S. times occur! Dewayne Lewis (D.A.T.A.C., Colorado)
wins the final in 6.95, edging Heritage Track Club's (North. California)
Chris Johnson (6.96)!
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Girls
60m-2003 National leader! Fastest 60m
indoor race in U.S. history!
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Great race! Five-foot,
2-inch Ashley Owens (Colorado Flyers), 7:40 (#11 all-time, 2003
US leader); Virgil Hodge (Washing. Irving), 7.41 (#12 all-time,
2003 US #2); Allyson Felix (LA Baptist, CA),7.42 (#13, US #3)
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Donovan "King" Kilmartin kicks off great
afternoon with U.S. #2 time of 8.01, also a lifetime-best effort
for the University of Texas-bound standout! Sophomore Kevin Craddock
(CA) second in 8.18 (U.S. #10).
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A true photo-finish clash between talented teammates,
with Vicki Howard (8.53) outleaning Colorado Flyers teammate Chandra
Hardin-Scott (8.54). Tons of talent here featuring the best in the
nation!
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Creighton Kiper is the real deal, racing to U.S.
#1 21.79 to win by a whopping .37 over DATAC's Shannon Waynewood
(22.16, #8 U.S.). Kiper also 22.56 (DyeStatElite mark) during prelims
in flats, with no blocks!
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Girls
200m-2003 National leader! Fastest 200m
indoor race in U.S. history!
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The national race of the year so far! Junior Jasmine
Lee (LB Poly, CA) wins in 23.55, the #2 all-time U.S. performer!
Senior Allyson Felix (L.A. Baptist, CA) second in 23.57, #3 all-time
performer. Shalonda Solomon (LB Poly, CA) third in 23.98, #14 all-timer
performer! Lee and Solomon are teammates!!!
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Senior Darren Woods of S.E.T.A. in Tacoma (WA) bests
own nation-leading seasonal mark by .03 towin in 47.99! Transit
Tech's Melville Rogers (NY) bests own PR in 48.47, the #3 mark in
U.S.!
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United Stars Track Club senior Tiffany Abney wins
the two-lap dash in 54.35 (#2 U.S. in 2003), ahead of LB Wilson's
Ashley Freeman (54.86, #3 U.S.) and Joe Gentry TT's Rena Napoleon
(54.96, #4 U.S.).
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Adam Demmings has lead at the halfway, loses it,
then musters the resolve to regain it en route to a nation-leading
1:53.11! New face on scene is BVTC's Tad Schoedel, a horse clocking
1:53.87 (U.S. #3)!
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Sophomore Kimarra McDonald, among the latest finds
in the great United Stars Track Club, posts #2 U.S. time in 2:13.71,
just enough to defeat NY Metro Eagles' Salena Sappleton (#4 U.S.)
in 2:13.99.
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Utah's Steve Shepherd
(4:34 in prelims to fall into B heat) runs 4:16.71 (even splits)
to just miss meet record while posting best overall time! Washington's
Alex McCrary (4:18.24) and 3 Canadians in top 7!
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One of America's sensational talents, Heritage TC's
(Valley Chr., San Jose, CA) Amanda Thornberry blazed to victory
4:55.53 (#6 U.S.), with Mtn. View's Heidi Houle (5:01.00) earning
two PRs in three days!
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Colorado's Ian Burrell (Air Academy HS) blazes to
a 9:20.69 win at 4,445 ft. altitude (roughly 9:02 at sea level),
worthy of among the best marks in the nation this winter! Soph Jared
Bienlien wins open (9:46.27).
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A stunning showing
by eighth-grader Karleigh Gempler of YMCA Team Idaho, charging on
to an 11:16.19 victory at 4,445 altitude! It'll be interesting to
see where she attends high school next year!
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A big Colorado showdown sees D.A.T.A.C. top Fort
Collins, 1:30.38 to 1:30.61 (#7 and #8 times in the country) in
a thrilling photo finish! Denver area sprinters also had fine showings
throughout the meet!
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Speed City TC (LB Poly, CA) has Jasmine Lee, Dominique
Dorsey, Shana/Shalonda Solomon finish 0.14 off national record in
1:36.69, with Teekay TC (LB Wilson) Ashley Freeman, Tiana Hood,
Dianna Gooden and McKenzie Hill posting #21 mark all-time in 1:39.78!
Poly and Wilson combine for 8 of top 21 times in history! E.O.Y.D.C.
(1:40.65), James Logan (1:41.14) and United Stars (1:41.69) w/ top
10 U.S. marks!
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Transit Tech (NY), which figured to contend for
the 4x200 title before succumbing to DQ, closed out the meet with
a fine 3:20.09 victory (U.S. #4), with Sport of the Gods (WA) taking
second in 3:22.05 (#9).
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A tidal wave of speed as TeeKay TC (LB Wilson, CA)
threatens national record with U.S. leader 3:44.40, #8 mark all-time.
Wilson now has the #1, 2, 4, 5, 6 7, and 8 times in U.S. indoor
history! New York Metro Eagles (3:47.10 for an all-star group) and
Speed City (3:47.90 for LB Poly, #17 U.S. prep history) also!
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Transit Tech of New York shaves another .19 seconds
off its seasonal best to further entrench itself in the U.S. #2
spot with a 3:31.04 victory! Davis Track Club is the runner-up,
checking in at 3:35.64.
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Tracy Flyers TC (Merrill West HS, CA) athletes Jennifer
Nash, Nikki Chase, Brittany Daniels and Alexis Bartschi combine
for U.S. leader and #16 all-time! New York Metro Eagles all-star
unit second in 4:12.53.
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Canada appears to have one of its better traveling
distance groups in some time this year, with the McKay brothers
and the youngest Fyfe among those in the mix. LeDuc TC won here
in 8:03.30.
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Bruins TC (Mountain View HS, Orem, UT) sets school
record for fathomed program in earning #16 mark in U.S. history!
United Stars TC (PA) has no problem managing second (9:38.06)!
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The event title was decided by each athlete's second-best
jump as Idaho's Jarrette Layton and California's Michael Strong
each posted meet bests of 21-10.75. Tad Schoedel, a fine 800m talent,
place third.
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Utah''s Amy Menlove, among the nation's better all-around
talents (and taking her skills to BYU in the fall) edges E.O.Y.D.C.'s
Renee Williams on second-best jump after each soars 19-2.
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Angelo Jeffrey (James Logan HS, Union City, CA)
is a huge talent to keep an eye on out west, with a fine 47-4.25
winning bound and nice sprint relay efforts earmarking him as a
key player in major meets!
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Toni Smith of the Colorado Flyers posts one of the
meet's finest field event marks, going 41-6.25 CF actually dominated
this event, with Aaliyah Shareef placing second and Penny Shields
finishing third.
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In seemingly racing from one end of Holt Arena to
the other, Donovan Kilmartin (Eagle HS, Idaho and destined to the
University of Texas) slinks over the crossbar in 7-0, with a few
fine efforts at 7-2+.
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Four girls clear 5-3, but it was Linzy Morgan of
the Declo Hornets who earned victory based on fewer total misses.
Californians Tifani Grimes and Monique Spencer & Split City
Sonic's Nicole Fisher at 5-3.
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Donovan Kilmartin closes out his "superb"
meet in dramatic fashion, negotiating the bar at 17-1 before a few
good attempts atthe national record. Four other vaulters also clear
14-3!
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Home-state favorite Julene Bailey claims her third
consecutive Simplot Game title with a meet record 13-0 clearance,
with dad/coach Larren Bailey indicating the national indoor record
is under attack!
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Zack Lloyd has been among the nation's hottest
throwers the last few month's, with his big 62-3.25 heave here far
enough to claim the title! Three putters eclipsed the 60-foot barrier!
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Michaela Wallerstedt comes through with a huge toss,
hurling the shot 45-01.5 en route to victory. Four girls went at
least 40 feet in this one, giving possibly the most solid depth
among female field eventers.
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Nick Owens goes 74-6.5 in competition after flirting
with near-national record heaves in warmups. Utah's Leif Arrhenius
PR's in throwing 72-4.
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Della Clark (53-4.5) and Marie Stringer (52-1) are
a couple of great Georgia Peaches as the Throw 1 Deep Track Club
claims top two spots here. It was the indoor debut for both, whi
handled new surroundings well.
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