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National Leaders
2004 US Outdoor
NOTE: Hamdheld times will not be considered for US#1 at 400 meters and below. Marks missing wind readings may also be ignored.

BOYS
100 - Walter Dix FL 10.28
200 - Walter Dix FL 20.54
400 - Xavier Carter FL 45.44
800 - Jacob Hernandez TX 1:48.48
1500 - Galen Rupp OR 3:45.3
1600 - Mike Booth PA 4:07.77
Mile - Galen Rupp OR 4:01.8
3000 - Josh McDougal NY 8:08.34
3200 - Brian Sullivan TX 8:52.92
2 Mile - Andrew Bumbalough TN 8:49.87
110H - Jason Richardson TX 13.38
300H - Kevin Craddock CA 35.93
400H - Reuben McCoy 51.39
HJ - Scott Sellers TX 7-5
LJ - Rashaad Nunnaly CA 24-11.5
TJ - Kenny Hall LA 51-8.75
PV - Adam Sarafian NJ 17-4.5
SP - Zach Lloyd NV 66-7.25
DT - Zach Lloyd NV 211-5
JT - Chad Brown LA 218-6
HT - Nate Rolfe WA 237-1
4x100 - Lancaster TX 40.28
4x200 - Memorial Port Arthur TX 1:24.63
4x400 - Dorsey CA 3:11.45
4x800 - Archbishop Carroll DC 7:44.42
SMR - Iowa City IA 3:27.18
DMR - Shenendehowa NY 10:10.77

GIRLS
100 - Ashley Owens CO 11.20
200 - Jasmin Baldwin CA 22.86
400 - Natasha Hastings NY 52.43
800 - Trisa Nickoley KS 2:06.67
1500 - Caitlin Chock CA 4:25.01
1600 - Elizabeth Yetzer MN 4:46.14
Mile - Erin Bedell TX 4:43.71
3000 - Nicole Blood NY 9:24.03
3200 - Caitlin Chock CA 9:58.51
2 Mile - Nicole Blood NY 10:10.73
100H - Shantia Moss FL 13.51
300H - Ebony Collins CA 40.81
400H - Katya Kostetskaya AR 56.49.
HJ - Viktoria Andonova FL 6-1
LJ - Gayle Hunter CA and Shana Woods CA 20-7.75
TJ - Brittany Daniels CA 44-0
PV - Tiffany Maskulinski NY 13-5
SP - Sarah Stevens CO 50-4.5
DT - Missy Faubus CA 170-1.
JT - Rachel Yurkovich OR 161-11.
HT - Erin Donnelly RI 165-7
4x100 - Poly Long Beach CA 44.50 USR
4x200 - Poly Long Beach CA 1:33.87 USR
4x400 - Poly Long Beach CA 3:35.49 USR
4x800 - Bay Shore NY 8:59.21
SMR - Oak Ridge FL 3:53.60
DMR - Bay Shore NY 11:42.49
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Galen Rupp's 8:03.67 breaks US record
Portland OR's Galen Rupp broke the US high school national record for 3000 meters Tuesday (6/22) with a time of 8:03.67 at the Kajacks International track meet in Vancouver BC. The old record was held by John Trautman NY (8:05.8 in 1986). Rupp moved up from seventh on the all time list in Jack Shepard's HIGH SCHOOL TRACK annual (8:10.42 last year), passing such runners as Dathan Ritzenhein 8:08.78 and Steve Prefontaine 8:07.9. Dave Frank reported that Rupp was at 5:51.5 with two laps to go before tiring. His lap splits per Frank were 63.2, 66.5, 61.8, 63.2, 63.8, 65.9, 66.2, and 33.0 (200 meters). Rupp is entered in the 5000 meters at the USA Junior Nationals in College Station TX Saturday night along with Josh McDougal NY, who beat Rupp in the New Balance Games 2-mile in New York in January and ran 8:08.34 for 3000m June 6 at the Boston High Performance series, US#5 all time until this week.
Rupp finished third in the Kajacks race:
1. David Galvan RGC 7:57.09
2. Joseph Mwai KENYA 8:01.84
3. Galen Rupp CCHS 8:03.67*

Pennsylvania
at AOC Raleigh

Craig Miller just misses adding sophomore class record to his national freshman class record in the mile. He looks ahead confidently to next year. His toughest competition could be his twin brother, Brad, who was slowed by injuries this year.
Story and photos by
Don Rich, publisher of PennTrackXC.

National Rankings

  • DyeStat Elite - Top 100 in US in most events. List #9 as of June 17 has 4,145 performances. We still have some emails to process. Send information on performances that meet cutoffs for 2004 outdoor season using the page, How to Get Ranked.
  • Junior National Leaders - top qualifiers for US Junior Nationals (under 20). by Jim Spier and John Blackburn. As of June 20 .
  • Jim Spier's Top 5 outdoor - US top 5 leaders for 2004 outdoor season. As of June 20.
  • Gourley's List - Bob Gourley's national hammer throw rankings as of June 14 . Erin Donnelly RI 165-7 and Nate Rolfe WA 237-1 top the lists.
  • Roth's Race Walk - by Michael Roth. Outdoor rankings as of May 16

Arrhenius curse?
Anders Arrhenius, father of the throws champion Arrhenius brothers of Utah, sends the following message about injuries to all three sons:
"Listen to this: Leif has had the cast on for five weeks and has two more to go. Nik has broke the tip of his ulna bone in the wrist and has a light cast on it. Today we found out that Dan has been throwing with a broken foot since before nationals and he is in a walking boot. It's a curse on the Arrhenius family this year."  --- Anders Arrhenius

Webb named USATF Athlete of the Week
Alan Webb's 3:50.85 mile at the Prefontaine Classic last Saturday, fastest ever by an American on US soil, earned him USATF Athlete of the Week honors. John Schiefer called it "the most impressive American mile performance in history."

photo by Victah Sailer, PhotoRun

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Ted Ginn repeats in 110m hurdles.

Scott Sellers HJ and Erica McLain TJ are repeat champions, and they both flirt with national records.


2 Miles - Shadrack Kiptoo and Sunni Olding win thrillers over Josh McDougal and Shannon Bergstedt.

AOC Raleigh
adidas Outdoor Championships
June 18-19 NC State U., Raleigh NC
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photos of the best performers of the meet

AOC index page - COMPLETE RESULTS - Event Summaries
steveu's distance report - Stephen Underwood tells about the girls mile (Blood Proving them Wrong), boys 800 (Front Runner Has Another Gear), girls 800 (Bowman All Out), boys steeple (Hampton mentally tough), girls steeple (Ferguson in Control), boys 4xMile (Shen You Dig It?), boys DMR (double-double for Saline), girls DMR (double records for Bay Shore, Eureka), boys mile (Beasts of the East), and girls 4xMile relay (College Park Pulls Away). .
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Bay Shore NY, West Catholic PA girls
set national records

Bay Shore NY girls 11:33.42 smash national DMR record, with Eureka MO right there. 3 golds for Ted Ginn. Kickers win thrilling miles: Gavin Coombs 4:05.72 over Victor Gras 4:06.39 and Nicole Blood 4:42.40 (US sophomore class record) over Caitlin Chock 4:42.52. Lashawn Merritt doubles 200-400. Sarah Bowman's 2:04.94 is fastest US 800 in 8 years. Jason Richardson 49.79 400H is US#3 all time, but Ginn repeats in 110H. Skyline Dallas girls triple. Shalonda Solomon wins 200. Saline MI boys repeat in great DMR. Erica McLain double includes 44-1.25 MR US#1, one inch from USR. Scott Sellers repeats. Natasha Hastings 52.89. West Catholic girls 3:52.22 for 1600 SMR national record. Shadrack Kiptoo and Sunni Olding win 2 miles. Glenville Cleveland OH boys and Skyline Dallas TX girls dominate.

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Father's Day
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Donna talks to athletes
and their Dads

left, pole vault champion Adam Sarafian and his dad, Steve



Icahn Stadium replaces historic Downing Stadium at Randall's Island in New York City

New York Armory will help manage modern new facility

Wrapping it up . . .
We near the end of another season. The last state meet (Minnesota) is this weekend, and the post season meets march along -- New England Championships, Golden West, Senior Spotlight (IA, IL WI), AOC Raleigh, USA Junior Nationals. We will cover it all, and we will build the DyeStat Elite to more than 5,000 top 100 nationally ranked athletes and relays. Finally, we will announce Nike Athletes of the Year, the most dominant athletes of the 2003-2004 school year. And then we start gearing up for cross country, which will be a turning point season with the addition of the Nike Team Nationals to the mix. [John Dye]

This Week
Results and other news posted to DyeStat in the week ending June 24.
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1,097 College Choices by Class of 2004
The NCAA national letter of intent signing period for this year's seniors runs from April 14 to August 1. DyeStat has received 1,097 college choices by the class of 2004 as of May 13. Send choices to John Dye, giving your name and how you know the information is correct. We will update the lists periodically.
Some noteworthy choices with this update:
Colette DeBenedetto NJ, jumps, to Virginia. Alex Miletich FL, distance, to Florida State. Michael Mason CAN, HJ, to Kentucky. Chris Rohr MO, throws, to Missouri. Lindsay Scherf NY, distance, to Harvard. Ari Zamir NJ, distance, to Brown. John Ealy OH, distance, to Ohio State. Julius Jiles-Tindall MO, hurdles, to Kansas. Laura Bowerman FL, distance, to Florida State. Kirsten Hagen VA, distance, to Florida State. Kate Papenberg PA, distance, to US Air Force Academy. Lashawn Merritt VA, sprints, to East Carolina. Tahari James CT, jumps, to Boston U. Scott Wall OR, distance, to Stanford. Liam Boylan-Pett ME, distance, to Columbia. Richard Wooten TN, throws, to Tennessee. Jenny Homan OH, distance, to Butler. Maddie Schueler KY, distance, to Missouri. Ben Delay NE, distance, to Kansas State. Jonathan Cardenas NV, distance, to Northern Arizona. Justin Langdon AZ, distance, to Northern Arizona. Evan Garber WA, distance, to Iona. Frances Vital LA, hurdles/jumps, to Mississippi. Jacob Gurzler NY, distance, to Quinnipiac. Corey Brown NC, sprints, to Clemson. Scott Gemberling WV, distance, to Wheeling Jesuit. Melissa Salerno NY, mid-distance, to Fordham. Jacob Fortney KY, distance, to Eastern Kentucky. Brittni Dudley CA, 400, to San Diego State. Jared O'Connor NY, PV, to North Carolina. Danielle O'Reilly NJ, pole vault, to Arkansas. Ricardo Chambers FL, sprints, to Florida State. Dave Zaycek NJ, throws, to South Carolina. Laneisha Waller IA, sprints/jumps, to Illinois. Jesse Carlin NY, 400/800, to Pennsylvania. Norris Frederick WA, jumps, to Washington. Amanda Miller WA, distance, to Washington. Bonnie Snyder KS, jumps/sprints, to Washington. Jeremy Mineau CA, distance, to Washington. Michael Cooley AL, sprints, to Alabama.

 

Last Week

Results and other news posted in week ending June 17. Alphabetical by state.

soph Elizabeth Yetzer 4:46.14 1600m US#1 in Minnesota state meet. Gavin Coombs, Victor Gras excel in Boston High Performance series. 59th New England Championships results and highlights. Anderson sisters of North Dakota go 1-2 in state record distance double. Maryland state meet results and best marks. Indiana state meet has 118 DyeStat Elite marks, including Carmel's US#2 4x800 and John Hiestand's US#5 800m.

Golden West Invitational
June 12 at Sacramento CA
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RESULTS
Photo Album - by Margaret Gallagher
Caitlin Chock CA 9:58.51 3200m US#3 all time. Erin Bedell TX 4:43.71 mile US#1 2004. Zach Lloyd NV 211-5 DT US#15 all time, US#1 2004. 159 DyeStat Elite performances.

Erin Bedell TX wins star studded mile
1 Erin Bedell TX 4:43.71 US#1 2004
2 Katelyn Kaltenbach CO 4:45.97
3 Frances Koons PA 4:47.90
4 Alicia Follmar CA 4:48.84
5 Aislinn Ryan NY 4:49.22
6 Ramsey Kavan SD 4:49.48

Kevin Craddock CA
is boys Athlete of the Meet with 13.41/36.02 hurdle double.
Elzie Coleman NY
45.93 400m US#3
Harrison Benjamin TX
66-2.5 SP US#3
Sarah Stevens CO
171-9 DT US#2
Imani Butler MO doubles
10.55 100m and 21.01 200m
Trisa Nickoley KS 2:06.76 800m leads four more under 2:10
Norris Frederick WA 24-10.5 +0.0 LJ US#5
Oak Ridge FL girls 3:40.36 4x400 US#3
Newburgh NY boys 3:13.64 4x400 US#4

Calhoun twins blitz CT Open Championships

Shanea and Shantea Calhoun get 1-2 sweep of three sprints to lead Wilbur Cross to title. They will run for Pittsburgh next year.

photo by Mike Boucher, MySportsResults.com


IA Senior Spotlight -
WI, IA, IL all-star seniors

Chase Madison 63-6 and 197-0 and Briana Lynn 11.93 and 24.47 get meet record doubles. Meet records also by Justin Harrison 47.66, Shanan Beelendorf 55.88, and Jaron Van Maanen 7-0.

 

 

Van Maanen with his 7-foot bar
  • IA Boys State Meet - 26 DyeStat Elite performances.
  • IN Indiana State Meet - 118 DyeStat Elite performances. Northrop Fort Wayne sweeps team titles. Christian Wagner doubles. Carmel 7:41.70 US#2. John Hiestand 1:50.40 US#5.

KY Kentucky State Meet

Maddie Schueler of Louisville's Sacred Heart Academy, running in the Class AAA championships in the last race of her high school career, takes 13 seconds off the state meet record Carmen Mims set just four hours earlier. Schueler's 10:39.56 gave her two championships and two records as well.
  • MA 59th New England Championships - 29 DyeStat Elite performances. RESULTS - Monique Hodges CT 11.90 100m. Shantea Calhoun CT 55.05 400m. Shanea Calhoun CT 24.17 200m. Mary Heitkamp VT 2:12.14 800m. Andrea Walkonen NH 10:29.17 3200m MR. Kate Sherman doubles 14.53 100H and 5-7 HJ. Dominique Worsley NH doubles 10.80 and 21.73 100/200. Cory Thorne NH 9:08.59 3200m (David Krause CT 9:09.98). Yudehweh Gbaa RI 13.98 110H. Matthew Maloney RI 199-8 JT. Westerly RI 9:23.79 4x800 (Ridgefield CT 9:24.50). Matt Frankel MA 60-2.5 SP.
  • MA Boston High Performances 6/12 - Gavin Coombs 3:46.17 US#2. Victor Gras 1:50.78 US#6, Michael Banks MA 1:53.77. Elizabeth Bergold NY 2:10.20 800m.
  • MA Boston High Performance 6/5 - Josh McDougal 8:08.34 3000m improved on his US#1 mark and moved into fifth on Jack Shepard's all time US high school list ahead of Dathan Ritzenhein 8:08.78. The first four are John Trautman NY 8:05.8, Eric Mastalir CA 8:07.60, Steve Prefontaine OR 8:07.9, and Scott Fry OH 8:08.1. Josh's brother Jordan finished 8th in 8:31.92, also a PR. The McDougal brothers, who will run for Liberty University next year, are headed for AOC Raleigh next week, and Josh will run in USA Junior Nationals the following week.
  • MI Michigan State Meet - 77 DyeStat Elite performances
  • MD Maryland State Meet - Complete Results and DyeStat Elite performances.
  • MN Minnesota State Meet - Lakeville soph Elizabeth Yetzer 4:46.14 1600m SR US#1. Champlin Park sr Ibrahim Kabia 10.49 +0.0 100m SR and Mankato East soph Jon Boyd 21.09 +0.9 200m trade wins in fast sprints. 67 DyeStat Elite performances.
  • ND North Dakota State Meet - Anderson sisters of Benson County go 1-2 in state record distance double. 18 DyeStat Elite performances.
  • NJ Fire destroys Reuben McCoy's house
    Star Winslow NJ athlete (triple champion in New Jersey Meet of Champions) is not hurt, but his attendance at the AOC Raleigh national meet June 18-19 is up in the air. McCoy would be a top contender in the hurdles (season bests of 14.09 and 51.39) and a key member of Winslow's US#4 4x400 relay (3:13.71).
  • OR Oregon State Meet - 55 DyeStat Elite performances. Doubles by Galen Rupp, Emilee Strot, Tyler Clarke, Meghan Armstrong, Joe Staub, Jaclyn Espinoza and Jessica Zita. Benson Portland sweeps 4A team titles.
  • OR Oregon-Washington Meet of Champions - Washington boys, Oregon girls win team titles. Doubles by Sarah Pearson OR, Brian Wall WA, Nate Rolfe WA and Jake Hanson WA.
Oregon State Meet
Benson Poly, Portland, (red)
sweeps team titles.
Galen Rupp doubles in farewell
to high school scene
photos by Mike Pluth

 

 

 

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