DyeStat 2001 Indoor

March 9-11, 2001 at the New York Armory
National Scholastic Indoor Championships

NSIC Results

the NY Armory

EVENTS AND WINNERS Index 
Complete Results: BOYS - GIRLS  Highlights:   Friday - Saturday - Sunday  -
Photo Story of 5 US Records  - 506 DyeStat Elite performances at NSIC  

5 national records - 2 by Angel Perkins in 90 minutes - Samantha Shepard, Bernard Christian, and Long Beach Wilson girls join Perkins in record assault - Photo Story
		L to R: Perkins, Shepard, Long Beach Wilson,Christian
Perkins (L) takes Richards' (C) record		Christian-McFadden in epic 200

Highlights

Friday

Girls SMR: Long Beach Wilson CA 3:53.17 - new US record. A.P. Randolph NY 3:59.42, No. 4 all time and New York State record.
Girls SP: Karen Freberg, San Luis Obispo CA sr, 52-4.5, setting a new meet record (Krista Keir 51-5.5 - 1998) 
Boys SMR: Simon Gratz PA 3:28.29 won a hotly contested race in the fastest time in the US this year.   Lake Braddock VA was second in 3:28.67.  
Boys HJ: Dan Olson NY 6-11 (Quentin Matthews VA 6-10.25); both jumpers passed at 2.13 meters (6-11.75) and both missed three times at 2.15 (7-0.5)
Boys LJ: Gemayel Alexander, Bakersfield CA sr, 23-10.25 (I. Perfection Harris 23-9)
Girls HJ:  Chaunte Howard, Riverside North CA jr, 5-5 (fewest misses over Nichole Brown TX, Angela Collinge CAN, and Amy Wisehart CT)
Boys DMR: John Jay NY 10:19.44 (Parsippany NJ 10:21.31); John Jay took a huge lead into the anchor legs, with Tim Walker holding off Brian Boyett.  
Girls DMR: Hillsborough NJ 12:15.91, as anchor Kristen Meyer overhauled Catha Mullen of (Bronxville NY 12:16.94 on the last lap.
Girls LJ: Shenae Dawkins NY 18-9.25

Saturday

Boys
60D trials: Jerald Watson LA 6.78, setting a new US freshman class record (Mike Newell VA 6.86, 1996); Brendan Christian TX 6.79, Kyle Farmer MD 6.87, Skyler Green LA 6.92, Ahmad Jasmine LA 6.86, Deangelo Hall VA 6.93, Michael Grant GA 6.97, 
200 trials: Glenn McFadden CT 21.50, tying fastest time in US this year.  Brendan Christian TX 21.67, Michael Grant GA 21.96, Kyle Farmer MD 21.98
400 trials: Kedar Inico NY 47.56, Ashton Collins LA 48.09, Byan Susser NY 48.70, Ahmad Jasmine LA 48.84, Jonathan  Fortenberry GA 48.87, Marlin Gross NJ 48.91.
4x200 trials: Camus Magnet NY 1:28.35, Deep Creek VA 1:29.25, Dematha MD 1:29.28, Poly Prep NY 1:29.40, Lake Braddock VA 1:29.43, Transit Tech NY 1:29.90.
Shot Put: Glenn DiGiorgio NJ 63-9, Jeff Cretella CT 57-7, Michael Clancy NJ 56-8.75, Andrew Geant ME 56-8.5, Jeff Schwerdtman NJ 55-2.75, Derek Gilson NJ 55-1.
Pentathlon: Laurent Lavigne-Masse CAN 2,308.
Girls
PV: Samantha Shepard MA 13-3.5 (4.05 meters) USR in a jumpoff over Stacie Manuel MN after both girls cleared 13-1.75 (4.01) for a short lived national indoor record. Molly Lederman MA was third at 12-8.
200 trials: Janice Davis MS 23.73, with US record holder Sanya Richards (23.64 at New York last year) right behind at 23.78; Angel Perkins CA 24.29, Tiandra Ponteen 24.38, Lauryn Williams MI 24.39, Shevon Stoddart 24.63.
400 trials: Stephanie Smith GA 54.89, Angel Perkins CA 55.27, Shevonne Stoddart NY 55.78, Tiffany Abney PA 55.80, Natasha Hastings NY 56.05, Christine Moschella MA 56.65.
Pentathlon: Amber Williams NJ 3,546.
60D trials: Lauryn Williams MI 7.49, Toyin Olopuna CAN 7.52, Sanya Richards FL 7.53, Chantelle Vernon CAN 7.57, China Jones CA 7.69, Zenobia Reed TX 7.60
60H trials: Beau Walker CO 8.66, Amber Williams NJ 8.70, Priscilla Lopes CAN 8.70, Marquita Busby LA 8.84, Shenae Dawkins NY 8.88, Chioma Ukpai FL 8.98.
4x200 trials: Wilson Long Beach CA 1:38.50, Robeson NY 1:38.63, Riverside North CA 1:38.92, Lightning TX 1:40.62, Washington Irving NY 1:41.58, Franklin NJ 1:42.04.  US#1 A.P. Randolph NY did not finish after fouling the first exchange when the second leg took off too soon and ran out of the exchange zone.

Sunday

Boys 4X400 - South Shore NY and Transit Tech NY waged a furious duel in the last race of the 3-day NSIC meet.  There were two lead changes on the last lap before South Shore's Alex Jeffrey (left) prevailed.  
South Shore 3:17.49, Transit Tech 3:17.64.

Zeigle Twins: Bingham UT juniors Laura and Jackie Zeigle split their resources and came away with two gold medals.   Laura, US junior women's champion in the Winter XC Nationals last month, won the 2-Mile in 10:26.68, fastest in US this year. She lapped all but the next four runners.  Jackie won the mile in 5:00.21, with two seconds to spare over Melissa Donais MA.   
Kedar Inico: Campus Magnet NY sr Kedar Inico, US leader in the 400, won his special decisively in 47.44 and returned to lead off Campus Magnet's blistering 4x200 relay to victory in 1:28.03, just beating Poly Prep NY 1:28.32.
Girls 800: Freshman Selena Sappleton of NY rallied in the last lap to pass both frontrunning Evelyn Dwyer PA and Megan Rademacher TX, who passed Dwyer first. 2:11.25 to 2:11.45, in a rematch of the same top three that ran at the Simplot Games (Dwyer won that one).  
Boys 800: Corey Thomas of Bishop Loughlin NY won in 1:53.05, catching Michael Brown of Transit Tech NY 1:53.4 in the home stretch. Malcolm Hassan of England took the lead on the third lap but misjudged the lap count and pulled up after leaning for the finish line at the end of three laps.
Long Beach Wilson Girls: Following up their national record sprint medley earlier in the meet, Terry Kennedy's deep squad added two more relay wins.  They won a thrilling 4x200 in 1:39.23, 7th fastest all time, when they came out of a 4-team tangle with 3 other teams falling down at the head of the stretch. Lightning TX was disqualified for causing the spill.  Wilson won the 4x400 in 3:43.70, third best all time. 
4x800:: John Jay NY 7:46.83  Seventh fastest all time
4x800: AP Randolph NY 9:09.74  9th fastest all time
Triple Jump: Tabia Charles, Canada, won with 42' 4.75".  Followed by Shenae Dawkins NY at 41'8" and Candice Bauchman CA at 41'10"

Long Beach Wilson  3:53.17
smashes all-time SMR record

(L to R): Lashinda Demus 53.3, Deanna Gooden 25.0, Ashley Freeman 2:09.5, Angel Tate 25.1

US indoor 400 meter record holder  Lashinda Demus put Wilson into the lead with a 53.3 400-meter third leg, and then sophomore  Ashley Freeman hammered the field with a 2:09.5 anchor 800 meter leg.   Wilson's winning time was 3.5 seconds better than the previous record of William Penn PA in 1997.   Wilson pulled A.P. Randolph NY into the 4th fastest SMR in US history, 3:59.42, which was also a New York State record.   Even 3rd place Haddonfield NJ 4:03.93, powered by Erin Donohue's anchor leg coming from 5th place, was 16th all time.  

Karen Freberg, San Luis Obispo CA sr, breaks meet record with 52-4.5 shot put, winning this meet for the second straight year

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