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2006 Junior Olympics
National Championships
Tuesday-Sunday, July 25-30, 2006
At Morgan State University, Maryland
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Photo courtesy of Elisa Liehr
Palos Verdes High's Whitney Liehr continues
her promising ascent in the sport with a
fine silver medal-winning performance in the Young Women's Division
of the
heptathlon at the Junior Olympics Championships, with the multi-dimensiona
star
scoring a fine 4,723 points. Her best marks in the seven-event discipline
were a
very fine 14.98 (despite a 1.0 mps headwind) in the 100m high hurdles
and an
18-02 leap in the long jump, which helped move her into second place
for good.
Liehr jettisons
most foes at JOs
Press release, courtesy of Damian D. Capozzola, Palos Verdes HS Coach
(BALTIMORE) -- Palos Verdes High School rising senior Whitney
Liehr took second place in the Young Women's Heptathlon at the USATF
National Championships in Baltimore, Md, this week, scoring an impressive
4,723 points in the two-day challenge. Her marks in each of the seven
scoring events were: 14.98 seconds in the 100m hurdles; 5 feet, 3 inches
in the high jump; 27'5" in the shotput; 26.54 seconds in the 200m;
18'2" in the long jump, 105'6" in the javelin, and 2:26 in
the 800. Her 100m hurdles mark was the fastest of the competition, giving
her the early lead, and at the end of the first day she stood in third
place before moving into a second-place finish on the second day in
large part due to a very strong effort in her marquee event, the long
jump.
Said PVHS Head Track
& Field Coach Renee Capozzola, "I am very impressed, but not
at all surprised, by Whitney's outstanding performance in the heptathlon
at USATF Nationals. In fact, before the season even started I had told
her mother about the possibility that Whitney might be a heptathlete
in college!
"All season long
she was one of California's best hurdlers and jumpers, and it is rewarding
to see her put all of her athletic talents to use in the heptathlon.
We are looking forward to more great things from her in her senior year."
Fast
finals highlight final day of 2006 USATF Junior Olympics
BALTIMORE - William Wynne and Ebony Collins won four
races and set three records between them on Sunday at the 2006 USATF
National Junior Olympic Track & Field Championships in Hughes Stadium
at Morgan State University in Baltimore, Md.
The
Championships are a national competition with entry based upon qualifying
standards for each event. The Junior Olympics feature the following
age division: Bantam (10 and under), Midget (11-12), Youth (13-14),
Intermediate (15-16) and Young Men/Women (17-18). Entry for this championship
is based on athlete performances at preliminary, Association, and Regional
levels of the 2006 USATF Junior Olympic Program.
2006
USA Youth champion William Wynne of Titans Track in Powder Springs,
Ga., won the Intermediate Boys 400-meter hurdles with his record-breaking
time of 51.56 seconds. The previous Junior Olympic and National Youth
record of 51.71 was set in 1996 by Bayano Kamani. Wynne then came back
to claim the Junior Olympic and Youth National record in the Intermediate
Boys 110-meter hurdles, winning in 13.83 seconds. Johnny Dutch set the
previous record of 13.92 in 2005.
2005
World Youth champion Ebony Collins had an impressive start to her day,
breaking the Junior Olympic and National Youth record in the Young Women's
400-meter hurdles with her winning time of 57.78 seconds. The previous
record of 57.94 was set in 2001 by Tiffany Ross (-Williams).
Collins
later blasted away from the field in the Young Women's 400 meters, winning
the race in 52.33 seconds. 2006 USA Junior third place finisher Sa'de
Williams of Rancho Cucamonga, Calif., was the runner-up in 53.29. Collins
also place sixth in the 100m hurdle final in 13.90w.
Casey
Roche of Los Gatos, Calif., soared above the field in the Young Men's
pole vault to set a Junior Olympic and Youth National record with his
winning clearance of 5.31 meters/17 feet 5 inches, well above the previous
record of 5.22m/17-1.5 set in 2005 by Jordan Scott.
In
the Young Women's 4x100-meter relay, the Texas Gold team of Porscha
Lucas, Brittany Carr, Melissa Barnes, and Sandy Wooten broke the Junior
Olympic record of 44.95 seconds that they set yesterday and the Youth
National record of 44.79 from 2003, with their winning time of 44.56.
Betsy
Flood, a member of the Cedar Valley Track Club 4x800m relay that broke
the Junior Olympic record on Wednesday, won the Intermediate Girls 1,500
meters in 4 mintues 35.59 seconds, edging out Brooke Dinsdale at the
finish. The Dinsdale duo of Brooke and Blaire, who were also part of
the record-setting 4x800m and placed third and second in the 800m, claimed
second and third again with Brooke ahead of Blaire this time, they crossed
the line in 4:35.71 and 4:39.87.
In
the Young Women's 100 meters, Keyanna Wilson of Phoenix, Ariz., stole
the show, winning in 11.36 seconds. Lakya Brookins of Seneca, S.C. was
the runner-up in 11.49 while 2006 USA Junior runner-up Gabrielle Mayo,
who won the 200m yesterday, was third in 11.59. Elizabeth Olear of Woodland
Hills, Calif., was fourth in 11.65, yesterday's 200m runner-up Porscha
Lucas finished fifth in 11.65, and Ebony Collins was sixth in 11.66.
Five of the top six finishers (Wilson, Mayo, Olear, Lucas, and Collins)
are members of the 4x100m relay pool for the 2006 IAAF World Junior
Championships.
2006
USA Youth champion Robin Reynolds picked up her third title of the 2006
Junior Olympics, winning the Midget Girls 400 meters in 56.46 seconds.
Reynolds also won the 200m and 800m and Saturday.
The
California Rising Stars relay team of Victoria Bolden, Taisyn Crutchfield,
Tyler Hardge, and Jaela Williams won the Bantam Girls 4x400-meter relay
in 4 minutes 21.81 seconds while the Dallas Blaze team of Mason Hayes,
Benjamin Malena, Dominique Patterson, and Darius Thompson won the Youth
Boys 4x400m relay in 3:28.22.
Other
winners include 2005 World Youth bronze medalist David Klech, who won
the Young Men's 400-meter hurdles in 51.61 seconds. Malcolm Brown, yesterday's
200m champion, won the Midget Boys 100m in 12.01. English Gardner, who
tied the National Youth record in the prelims, won the Youth Girls 100m
in 11.95. April Williams of Dallas, Texas won the Young Women's 100m
hurdles in a wind-aided 13.07 (+3.1 m/s).
Records
highlight day 5 of 2006 USATF Junior Olympics
BALTIMORE - Chanelle Price, the 2006 Nike Outdoor National
800m champion,led the record breaking charge as eight records were tied
or broken on Saturday at the 2006 USATF National Junior Olympic Track
& Field Championships in Hughes Stadium at Morgan State University
in Baltimore, Md.
The Championships are a national competition with entry based
upon qualifying standards for each event. The Junior Olympics feature
the following age division: Bantam (10 and under), Midget (11-12), Youth
(13-14), Intermediate (15-16) and Young Men/Women (17-18). Entry for
this championship is based on athlete performances at preliminary, Association,
and Regional levels of the 2006 USATF Junior Olympic Program.
Chanelle Price of Easton, Pa., who took third at the 2006 Finish Line
USA Junior Track & Field Championships,crushed the Junior Olympic
and National Youth record in the Intermediate Girls 800 meters, blazing
through the finish in 2 minutes 6.64 seconds. The previous record of
2:08.47 was set in 2005 by Brittany Hall. Blaire and Brooke Dinsdale,
twins from Cedar Valley Track Club who were part of the winning 4x800m
Wednesday, were second and third crossing the line in 2:08.75 and 2:10.51
respectively.
2006 USA Junior champion Gabrielle Mayo of Raleigh, N.C., won the Young
Women's 200 meters in a Junior Olympic and Youth National record of
23.27 seconds. The previous record of 23.32 was set in 2000 by 2004
Olympic gold medalist Monique Henderson. 2006 U.S. World Junior team
member Porscha Lucas of Plano, Texas was second in 23.50.
Howard
Shepard of Dallas, Texas, won the Intermediate Boys 800 meters in a
Junior Olympic and National Youth record of 1 minute 52.25 seconds.
The previous Junior Olympic record of 1:52.78 was set in 2002 by Christopher
Woods while the previous National Youth record, also set by Woods in
2002, was 1:52.84.
Gabriella
Midles of Camas, Wash., broke the Junior Olympic and National Youth
record in the Young Women's hammer throw with her winning heave of 49.60
meters/162 feet 8 inches. The previous record of 49.37m/ was set in
2005 by Emily Bernhardt.
In
the 4x100m first round, Dallas Gold Track Club's Young Women's team
of Porscha Lucas, Brittany Carr, Melissa Barnes, and Sandy Wooten set
a Junior Olympic record of 44.95 seconds. The previous record of 45.26
was set in 1997 by the West Valley Eagles team of Regine Carather, Malika
Edmonson, Miesha Withers, and Eboni Grayson.
Jordan
Stray of Centralia, Wash., who took third in last year's Intermediate
Boys hammer throw, won the Young Men's division with his record-breaking
throw of 64.07 meters/210 feet 2 inches. The previous Junior Olympic
record of 58.30m/191-3 was set in 2005 by Buck Sullivan.
Malcolm
Brown of Tulsa, Okla., tied the Junior Olympic and National Youth record
in the Midget Boys 200 meters with his winning time of 23.94. The record
was set in 1990 by Jason Johnson.
English
Gardner of Willingboro, N.J., who took third at last year's Junior Olympics,
tied 2005 World Youth 100m champion Bianca Knight's 2003 National Youth
record in the Youth Girls 200 meters with her winning time of 23.81
seconds. Whitney Fountain of Bronx, N.Y. was second in 24.41.
Steven
Weeks of Arvado, Colo., ran away from the field to win the Young Men's
5,000 meters in 15 minutes 23.38 seconds. Chris Bowie of Bethesda, Md.,
was second in 15:49.89.
Shanay
Briscoe picked up her third title this week when she won the Youth Girls
shot put with a throw of 13.82m/45-4.25. Briscoe has also won the pentathlon
and the high jump and will be competing in the 200m hurdles final on
Sunday.
Other
winners include 2006 USA Youth champion Andie Cozzarelli of Raleigh,
N.C., who won the Intermediate Girls 3,000 meters, crossing the line
in 10:36.59. Terry Prentice of Pomona, Calif., won the Young Men's long
jump with a leap of 7.35 meters/24 feet 1.5 inches. 2006 USA Youth 400m
champion Robin Reynolds had an impressive day, winning the Midget Girls
200 and 800 meters in 24.88 and 2:14.58 respectively. 2006 USA Junior
champion Patience Coleman won the Young Women's high jump with a clearance
of 1.75m/5-8.75. Mystasia Alexander of the Los Angeles Jets won the
Bantam Girls javelin with a throw of 29.07m/95-4.
In
Friday's Intermediate Girls discus, Natalie Baird of Sterling, Va.,
set a Junior Olympic record with her winning throw of 46.40 meters/
152 feet 2 inches. The previous record of 44.80m/146-11 was set in 1996
by Chaniqua Ross. Runner-up Jaqueline Leffler also bettered the previous
record with her toss of 46.16m/151-5.
Four
records on day 4 at 2006 USATF Junior Olympics
BALTIMORE - Records
abounded Friday at the 2006 USATF National Junior Olympic Track &
Field Championships in Hughes Stadium at Morgan State University in
Baltimore, Md.
The Championships are a national competition with entry based upon qualifying
standards for each event. The Junior Olympics feature the following
age division: Bantam (10 and under), Midget (11-12), Youth (13-14),
Intermediate (15-16) and Young Men/Women (17-18). Entry for this championship
is based on athlete performances at preliminary, Association, and Regional
levels of the 2006 USATF Junior Olympic Program.
Ashton
Henderson of Tulsa Express, who took eighth at last year's Junior Olympics,
broke the Junior Olympics record in the Midget Boys shot put with his
winning heave of 14.70 meters/48 feet 2.75 inches. The previous record
of 14.64m/48-0.5 was set in 1993 by Charles Simpson.
2006 USA
Youth pentathlon champion Nefertiti Smith of Portsmouth, Va., won the
Youth Girls triple jump in a Junior Olympic record leap of 11.68 meters/38
feet 4 inches. The previous record of 11.67m/38 feet 3.5 inches was
set in 1992 by Michelle Hickman.
Jeremy Rankin
of Aurora, Colo., set a Junior Olympic record of 10.51 seconds in the
Intermediate Boys 100 meter first round. It is the fastest qualifying
time heading into the finals.
Alexa Harmon-Thomas,
who won the high jump yesterday, tied the Junior Olympic record in the
Bantam Girls long jump with her leap of 4.45 meters/14 feet 7.25 inches.
The record was set in 1996 by Gayle Hunter. Ladaisha Yates of Trac Tactics
was the runner-up with her jump of 4.44m/14-6.75.
2006 USA
Junior champion Emily Pendleton of Elmore, Ohio, stole the show in the
Young Women's discus throw with her winning toss of 51.57 meters/169
feet 2 inches. Runner-up Katherine Tripp of Sutherlin, Ore., had a best
toss of 45.51m/149-3. Pendleton will next compete at the Road to Eugene
'08 as part of the U.S. World Junior team training camp before heading
to Beijing for the 2006 IAAF World Junior Championships.
Abby Schaffer
of Easton, Pa., who finished sixth at the 2005 Junior Olympics, won
the Intermediate Girls pole vault with a height of 3.70 meters/12 feet
1.5 inches. "I wasn't really worried even though I didn't know
a lot of the girls," Schaffer said. "It was fun to compete
against them and make new friends. They were really good to." 2005
Junior Olympic third place finisher Mauri Peoples of Carrollton, Ga.,
was the runner-up with a clearance of 3.53m/11-7.
2005 Junior Olympic
Intermediate Boys shot put champion Benjamin Stephens dominated the
Young Men's shot put with a heave of 19.71m/64-8, over one meter ahead
of the rest of the field. Colin Boevers of Salt Lake City, Utah was
second with a toss of 18.41m/60-4.75.
Other winners include
Melissa Gergel, the fourth place finisher in the Intermediate Girls
pole vault at the 2005 Junior Olympics, who won the Young Women's pole
vault with a clearance of 3.80 meters/12 feet 5.5 inches. Daren
Fahey of San Diego, Calif., won the Midget Boys 3,000m in 10:03.55
while Nicole Carpio of Miami, Fla., won the Midget Girls 3,000m in a
personal best 10:42.54.
First rounds were
completed in the 100m, 400m, 200m hurdles, 400m hurdles, and 1,500m.
2006 USA Youth champion Robin Reynolds has the fastest qualifier in
the Midget Girls 400m of 54.73. Bronx, N.Y. native Whitney Fountain
ran 27.48 in the 200m hurdles and will lead the field in the finals
on Sunday. 2005 World Youth champion Ebony
Collins is leading the way into the finals of the Young Women's 400m
hurdles with her time of 58.47 seconds. 2006 USA Junior
Championships third place finisher Samuel Borchers has the fastest time
in the Young Men's 1,500m heading into the final, crossing the line
in 4 minutes 01.95 seconds.
Leleux
soars in day 3 of 2006 USATF Junior Olympics
Day 3 Press Release
BALTIMORE - Field event finals were the main attraction
Thursday at the 2006 USATF National Junior Olympic Track & Field
Championships in Hughes Stadium at Morgan State University in Baltimore,
Md.
The
Championships are a national competition with entry based upon qualifying
standards for each event. The Junior Olympics feature the following
age division: Bantam (10 and under), Midget (11-12), Youth (13-14),
Intermediate (15-16) and Young Men/Women (17-18). Entry for this championship
is based on athlete performances at preliminary, Association, and Regional
levels of the 2006 USATF Junior Olympic Program.
Morgan Leleux
of New Iberia, La., who took third at the 2005 Junior Olympics, crushed
the competition in the Youth Girls pole vault, setting a Junior Olympic
and Youth National record with her winning clearance of 3.40 meters/11
feet 1.75 inches. The previous JO record of 3.32m/10-6 was set by Jenny
Green in 1999 and the previous Youth National record of 3.20m/10-6 was
also set By Jenny Green in 1999. Danielle Nowell of Ardmore, Okla.,
was second with 3.25m/10-8.
2006 USA
Youth champion Kason Covington of YMCA Team Idaho broke the Junior Olympic
record in the Youth Boys triple jump with a hop, skip, and a leap of
13.19m/43-3.25. The previous record of 13.17m/43-2.5 was set by Michael
Roberts in 1993.
2005 World
Youth team member and Junior Olympic champion LaRoya Johnson of Houston,
Texas repeated her win in the Intermediate Girls long jump with a leap
of 6.09 meters/ 19 feet 11.25 inches. Karyn
Dunn of Pomona, Calif., was the runner-up with 5.83m/19-1.5.
Other winners
include Alexa Harmon-Thomas of Draft Pick Academy in Kansas City, Mo.,
who won the Bantam Girls high jump with a clearance of 1.35 meters/4
feet 5inches. 2005 Youth Men's javelin champion Matthew Kosecki won
the Intermediate Boys javelin with a throw of 55.43m/181-10. David Moore,
who took third at the 2005 Junior Olympics, won the Young Men's javelin
with a heave of 59.84m/196-4. 2006 Region 5 champion Josh Ballenger
won the Youth Men's discus with a toss of 51.46m/168-10.
First rounds
were completed in the 200 meters, 800m, and 4x400m relay. Heading into
the final of the Young Women's 200m, 2006 World Junior team members
Porshca Lucas and Gabrielle Mayo have the fastest qualifying times,
clocking in at 23.73 and 23.74 respectively. 2005
Junior Olympic Midget Boys 800m and 1,500m champion Elias Gedyon of
Quiet Fire has the fastest qualifier going into the finals of the Youth
Boys 800m. The United Stars team of Jonae McAllister,
Acoya Goines, Channelle Price, and Benita Taylor ran the fastest time
in heats of the Intermediate Girls 4x400m relay while the Track Houston
team of Frederick Hamilton, Trey Payne, Jordan Sampson, and Eric Sanderson
are leading in the Youth Boys 4x400m qualifiers with 3:29.64.
Relay
records highlight day 2 of 2006 USATF Junior Olympics
Day 2 Press Release
BALTIMORE - Twins Blaire and Brooke Dinsdale helped guide the
Cedar Valley Track Club to the 4x800m relay Intermediate Girls Junior
Olympic record while the Titans broke the 4x800m Midget Boys Junior
Olympic record Wednesday at the 2006 USATF National Junior Olympic Track
& Field Championships in Hughes Stadium at Morgan State University
in Baltimore, Md.
The
Championships are a national competition with entry based upon qualifying
standards for each event. The Junior Olympics feature the following
age division: Bantam (10 and under), Midget (11-12), Youth (13-14),
Intermediate (15-16) and Young Men/Women (17-18). Entry for this championship
is based on athlete performances at preliminary, Association, and Regional
levels of the 2006 USATF Junior Olympic Program.
The Titans 4x800m relay team of De'Marea Hawkins, Ryan Humble, Julian
Lavender, and Darian Vareen smashed the Midget Boys Junior Olympic record,
winning in 9 minutes 25.90 seconds. The previous record of 9:35.58 was
set in 1997 by Track Houston members Joseph Felder, Gerren Iles, Tyrone
Jones, and Arias Webster. Second place went to Track Houston teammates
Nathaniel Jones, Aaron Burroughs, Jeffrey Perkins, and Brass Woods,
III who crossed the line in 9:33.07, also under the previous record.
The Cedar Valley Track Club 4x800m relay team of Blaire Dinsdale,
Betsy Flood, Colette Gnade, and Brooke Dinsdale broke the Intermediate
Girls Junior Olympic record, claiming victory with their time of 8 minutes
58.85 seconds. "The race went pretty much as planned," said
Brooke Tinsdale. "We just wanted to win and break the record."
The previous record of 9:03.74 was set in 2005 by the DC Red Wings team
of Tameka Jameson, Marika Walker, Veronica Salcido, and Dominique Lockart.
The 3M Track Club team of Brazile Clarke, Dominique Crosby, Jami Hardy,
and Thandi Stewart finished second in 9:01.83.
Sisters and teammates Caroline and Susan Muraida
of the Albuquerque Track Club went 1-2 in the Intermediate Girls 5,000m
race walk, crossing the line in 27 minutes 39.78 seconds and 28:34.36
respectively. In the Intermediate Boys 5,000m race walk, brothers Roberto
and Ricardo Vergara of Edinburgh, Texas, both members of the U.S. contingent
at the 2006 IAAF World Race Walking Cup, claimed the top two spots with
Roberto finishing in 24:28.03 and Ricardo in 25:19.69.
Gray Horn of Ohio Blue Thunder in Waynesfield, Ohio,
who took third at last year's Junior Olympics, won the Intermediate
Boys decathlon with 6,587 points. 2006 USA Youth champion Curtis took
second with 6,475 points.
Track Houston's Wesley Bray, who took 3rd in the
2004 Junior Olympic Intermediate Boys decathlon, overtook last year's
Junior Olympic fourth place finisher Michael Ayers, II of Brentwood,
Tenn., in the final event to win the Young Men's decathlon. Bray's final
score was 6,930 points while Ayers scored 6,865 points.
Dustin James
II of the Long Beach Track Club took the title in the Midget Boys pentathlon,
winning with 2,594 points while Monti Willis of the
Gazelle Track Club won the Midget Girls pentathlon with 2,975 points.
2006 USA Youth champion Victoria Dunlap won
the Young Women's heptathlon with 4,832 points. Kiani
Profit of Pasadena, Calif., who took fourth at last year's Junior Olympics,
won the Intermediate Girls heptathlon with 4,543 points.
Long Beach
Sprinter Desiree James won the Bantam Girls triathlon with 1,369 points
as Muhammad Oliver of the Arizona Panthers won the Bantam Boys triathlon
with 819 points.
Barron’s
record highlights day 1 of 2006 USATF Junior Olympics
Day 1 Press Release
BALTIMORE - The 40th USATF National Junior Olympic Track &
Field Championships began Tuesday in Hughes Stadium at Morgan State
University in Baltimore, Md.
The Championships are a national competition with entry based upon qualifying
standards for each event. The Junior Olympics feature the following
age division: Bantam (10 and under), Midget (11-12), Youth (13-14),
Intermediate (15-16) and Young Men/Women (17-18). Entry for this championship
is based on athlete performances at preliminary, Association, and Regional
levels of the 2006 USATF Junior Olympic Program.
Defending champion Trevor Barron of Bethel Park, Pa. dominated the field
in the Youth Boys 3,000m race walk, setting a Junior Olympic record
with his 14 minute 02.58 second victory. The previous record of 14:10.18
was set in 1997 by Tristan Rouss. Andrew Adams of Spartanburg, S.C.,
who took third at last year's Junior Olympics, was a distant second
finishing in 15:00.39.
2005
Junior Olympic Midget Girls 1,500m race walk champion Jessica Reybal
took command of the Youth Girls 3,000m race walk early on and never
relinquished her lead, winning in 17 minutes 29.65 seconds. "My
race was hard but at the same time easy, said Reybal. "It was so
humid but easy because I'm not scared of the track. I really liked my
race." South Texas Walk teammate Nicole Gomez took second in 17:55.92
with Taryn Wrotny finishing third in 18:05.65.
2005
Junior Olympic runner-up Alyssa Allison of Festus, Mo. claimed victory
in the Intermediate Girls 2,000m steeplechase, crossing the line in
7 minutes 13.70 seconds. Sarah Higgens of Center Grove, Ind. was second
in 7:41.39. On the boys side, Donny Roys of Medina, Ohio, who finished
sixth last year, ran away with the title in the Intermediate Boys 2,000m
steeplechase, winning in 6 minutes 15.12 seconds. Patrick Morgan was
second in 6:26.41.
Josephine
Vargas of Pharr, Texas won the Bantam Girls 1,500m race walk in 8 minutes
57.0 seconds while Nathaniel Roberts of Salem, Ore. won the Bantam Boys
1,500m race walk in 8:13.31.
2005
Junior Olympic champion Shanay Briscoe successfully defended her title
in the Youth Girls pentathlon, winning the five event competition with
3,387 points. For the boys, Malik Cross of the New Wave Track Club took
home the title in the Youth Boys pentathlon with 3,262 points.
2006
USA Youth champion Victoria Dunlap of Brentwood, Tenn. is leading the
way in the Young Women's heptathlon at the end of day 1 with a score
of 3,001 points whereas Kiani Profit of
Pasadena, Calif. is leading the Intermediate Girls heptathlon competition
with 2,775 points.
Curtis
Beech, the 2006 USA Youth champion, is in the lead of the Intermediate
Boy's decathlon at the end of day 1 with 3,540 points while 2005
Junior Olympic Intermediate Boys champion Terry Prentice leads the Young
Men's decathlon with 3,716 points.
Meet Schedule
Meet Information
Local Qualfiying Competitions
Region 14 - Nor Cal/No Nevada
Region 15 - Sou Cal/So Nevada
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