30th GREAT SOUTHWEST
CLASSIC

Challenges the USA

Once a regional post-season meet, GSW is now inviting top USA athletes to go against the best of 7 SW states, including those jjackrabbits from Texas. Albuquerque June 2-4

NATIONAL RANKINGS
NIKE LIST
US#1 in each event

DYESTAT ELITE
our famous top 100
List #10 as of Mar 9 of 2005 indoor season has 3,517 performances

HONOR ROLL
DyeStat Elite marks for period ending Mar 9
JIM'S TOP 5
National leaders in all events by Jim Spier, National Scholastic Sports Foundation
Jim's Top 5 at Mar 7
ROTH'S RACEWALK
Michael Roth's lists
Mar 3 list
GOURLEY'S LIST
Bob Gourley's weight & hammer rankings
Mar 7 list

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CHAMPIONSHIP WEEK

For the 7th straight year we close the high school indoor season with two national meets on the same weekend -- NIN at PG Sportsplex at Landover MD next to the Washington Redskins stadium and NSIC at the New York Armory off Broadway at 168th street in Manhattan.

With two national stages there are twice as many opportunities for athletes to bask in the limelight. But some events inevitably are deprived of the face to face showdown you expect in a national championship. The girls 800 suffers the most this time -- talent in the deepest HS event of the season is split between the two meets.

NIN Nike Indoor Nationals
Mar 12-13 PG Sportsplex Landover - INDEX - ENTRIES - HEATS
DyeStat on-site with all the Dyes: John, Donna, Derek & Natalie

Preview Information

Entries - as of Wednesday midnight.
Very strong in the sprints (J-Mee Samuels NC, Nate Yorks CO, Ahmad Rashad MI, Trindon Holliday LA, Trenton Guy NC, Darrius Heyward-Bey MD, Dennis Boone VA, Eddie Rush GA, J.T. Scheuerman CO, Justin Oliver GA, Afolabi Aromire MD, Sarah Matthews CO, Francena McCorory VA, Tenille Wilson AL, Bianca Knight MS, Sade Williams CA, Krista Simkins PA, Shakirra Pinnock VA) and hurdles (Kevin Craddock CA, Jared Huske KS, Myles Bradley CT, Trevor Garland TX, Kira Robinson CO, Theresa Lewis VA) plus some terrific matchups:

  • Girls 800 - Sarah Bowman VA, Katie Doswell VA, Geena Gall MI, Brittany Sheffey NY
  • Boys mile - Andrew Bumbalough TN, Laef Barnes WA, Ken Cormier AZ, Cody Harper NM
  • Girls mile - Nicole Blood NY, Sarah Bowman VA, Katie Doswell VA, Caitlin Lane NY, Brittany Sheffey NY
  • Girls 2-mile - Katelyn Kaltenbach CO, Lindsey Ferguson NY, Brittany Sedberry NJ, Kate Niehaus SC.
  • Relays - national 4x800 record setting Syosset NY boys, Texas state champs Cinco Ranch Katy boys, Saratoga NY girls (could be first ever under 20 minutes in 4-Mile relay and a national record threat in DMR also).
  • Boys HJ - Cinco Ranch Katy TX sr Scott Sellers set the national record here last year (7-5.25). Can he top that?
  • Long Jump - Dennis Boone VA, Brandon Cathcart NC, Myles Bradley CT, and Justin Oliver GA all soar beyond 24 feet. Tianna Madison's little sister Christina Madison OH will challenge US#1 Sarah Matthews CO
  • Triple Jump - US#1 Nkosinza Balumbu, the 2004 California champ..
  • Shot Put - Ryan Whiting PA shoots for 70 feet, all time top 10 range. US#1 Michaela Wallerstedt NE and US#2 Ashley Muffet OH.
  • Weight Throw - the top 7 girls and the top 6 boys on Bob Gourley's List.
  • 1 Mile Walk - the top 7 girls and 6 of the top 7 boys on Michael Roth's Race Walk lists.
SETS clinic Friday night Speed - Endurance - Technique
Meet Olympic medalists and coaches.
Free to athletes - $10 for others
Nike Indoor will be televised
NIN will be televised on Comcast CN8 Sports in a 2-hour show March 20 at 9 pm and repeated March 26 at 3 pm. People outside the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast regions can see the show on the Internet at www.cn8.tv.

NSIC National Scholastic Indoor Championships
Mar 11-13 New York Armory - INDEX
DyeStat on-site with Don and Aaron Rich and Matt Soja

Preview - NSIC claims eight national record holders, 13 returning champions and 15 U.S. #1 ranked athletes -
Field - Sprints - Distance - Relays

Final Instructions for athletes and coaches

Entries (updated Wed evening) - strong and deep in relays, with West Catholic PA, Long Beach CA rivals Wilson and Poly, and the familiar crowd of NY-NJ teams from the Armory meets. Other great matchups:

  • Girls 800 - Top 2 girls this season off their stirring Simplot battle -- Heidi Houle UT and Libby Jenke CA -- plus 600m national record holder Janine Davis NJ, 500m national record holder Devon Williams MD, Latavia Thomas PA and Samantha Gawrych RI.
  • Girls 400 - US#1 Nicole Leach PA will face strong competition from Brandi Cross TX, Jessica Jones MI and Jeavon Benjamin NY. US#2 Elan Hilaire MD, who had that incredible photo finish with Leach at Simplot, is recovering from the flu and will not run the 400.
  • Girls 60/200 - US#1 Santana Lowery MS, Lynne Layne NY, Tiaerra McLaurin SC. .
  • Boys 400 - Clemore Henry NY, Quentin Young TX. .
  • Boys 800 - Brian Scotland NJ, US#1 in 800m and 1000m.
  • Girls Mile - US#1 Chantelle Dron NH.
  • 5000m - Cassie Hintz ME, Mohamud Ige CO.
  • Pentathlon - Shana Woods CA set the national record here last year and she is older and stronger.
  • Girls PV - national record holder Mary Saxer and teammate Tiffany Maskulinski, 2004 outdoor national champion
  • TJ - Brittany Daniels CA holds the outdoor national record and is coming close to the indoor record.

Outdoor Cutoffs
Minimum standards for DyeStat Elite top 100 national ranking in the 2005 outdoor season have been established (Yes, the outdoor season has already started in Texas, California and Florida.). Based on the 2004 database, which contained 8,224 performances, some cutoffs were raised and some lowered. We are now open for input. First rankings: March 17. 2005 outdoor cutoffs - How to Get Ranked


THIS WEEK
News items posted to DyeStat in the week ending March 10

NY, VA and New England meets
highlight end of regular season

The last regular season weekend of the indoor season features two of the best state meets -- the Virginia AAA meet at George Mason University on Saturday and the New York state meet at Syracuse University on Sunday, plus the big New England Championships. Next week come the nationals -- the Nike Indoor Nationals in Maryland and the National Scholastic Indoor Championships in New York, with DyeStat on-site coverage of both meets.

AR Arkansas State Meet - Young pole vaulters win big. Bryant soph Spencer McCorkel 16-1 US#5 (left) and Hot Springs fr Stephanie Foreman 12-0 won 5A-4A titles, and Mena fr Staci Yahn 11-9.5 won 3A-2A-1A.
McClellan boys 48.25, Northside girls 85 win 5A-4A team titles. Ashdown boys 76, DeQueen girls 68 (Mansfield 66) win 3A-2A-1A team titles.
Jonesboro's Avery Taylor doubles 23-6 LJ and 46-2 TJ.
31 DyeStat Elite performances.

  • AZ Desert Vista AZ's Dutch Perryman vaulted 15-5 and his sister Jaci Perryman cleared 12-9.5 (an Arizona indoor record) at Northern Arizona U. recently. Coach Jeff Guy wants to know if any brother-sister combination has ever done better. Send email if you know of any. Jack Shepard (HIGH SCHOOL TRACK publisher) reports Olympian Jan Johnson's son and daughter in Atascadero CA -- Chelsea 13-6 in 2002 (USR outdoors at the time) and Clay 15-3.75 last year -- but can't recall any better same meet, same year combination.

FL 1st NACAC Championship - USATF Training Center, Clermont FL - Oviedo FL sr Jenny Barringer (left) and David Mock (Westmont Hilltop PA, William & Mary freshman) lead US Junior teams to sweep. Senior teams victorious, as well. Results

photo by flrunners.com

  • IL SIU Carbondale HS Inv - Cahokia jr Kali Jackson 48-1 TJ is 5th best in the country this season.
  • KY Mason Dixon Games - Louisville - Ballard and Sacred Heart girls tie for AAA title with 47 points (Central 46 and Eastern 43). Covington Catholic 55 wins boys title. .
  • MA New England Championships -
    John Carroll's Report - X 2 + G 2 + 2Taye = EXCITING!!
    Xaverian, Westerly and Taye brothers thrill SRO crowd at Reggie Lewis Center
    - Complete Results
    Portland's Sintayehu Taye's 9:16.65 2-mile took 12 seconds off the national freshman class record (9:29.10 by Ryan Deak in 2001) per Jack Shepard's HIGH SCHOOL TRACK 2005.
    There were 153 DyeStat Elite performances, including five US top 7 times in the 2-mile races won by Maine's Cassie Hintz 10:37.18 US#2 and Taye. Taye's brother Ayalew, a junior won the mile in 4:17.44. Doubles by Myles Bradley CT, Westerly RI girls and Xaverian MA boys.
  • MI MITS State Championships - Michigan Indoor Track Series) - U. of Michigan, Ann Arbor - Ann Arbor - Tiffany Ofili, Ypsi 8.61 60H US#3 - Geena Gall Infinity 2:08.77 US#3 break 27-year-old state record - Daniel Kinney Mich. Accelerators 7.94 60H US#3 - Ahmad Rashad Maximum Output 21.85 US#4
    Geena Gall 2:08.77 800m US#3 breaks 27-year-old state record (2:10.9 by Delisa Walton).
Nicole Blood (2) catches Aislinn Ryan (1)
in New York State Meet 3000 meters
at the bell
at the finish

photo by Tim Fulton

photo by Dan McManamon
NY New York state meet - Nicole Blood wins role reversal 3000m over Aislinn Ryan - Defending state champion Nicole Blood 9:35.40 catches front running Foot Locker and Millrose Games champion Aislinn Ryan 9:36.26, two fastest times in the US this season. National PV record holder Mary Saxer (left) doubles with 13-5 PV and 19-2 LJ LUS#8. Carlos Jamieson 4:19.61 1600m (Kevin Tschirhart 4:19.85). John Martinez 9:19.09 3200m (Steve Murdock 9:19.88). Syosset boys 7:57.29 4x800 (Shaker 8:00.55), a rerun in slower time of the national record race at the Armory Feb 5. Saratoga girls 9:12.37 4x800 US#5, holding their runners out of the 1500. COMPLETE RESULTS -
173 DyeStat Elite performances
  • NY USATF Metropolitan Open - New York Armory - Good HS times by Towson Catholic MD soph Devon Williams 2:12.18 800m US#10, Park School MD freshman Elan Hilaire 24.97 200m and Queen of Peace NJ sr Janine Davis 55.28 400m.
  • OH Akron Blue and Gold - 2,000 HS athletes entered at Akron University - Nick Panezich (Austintown) improves to US #8 SP with throw of 58'4" Mike Mickens (Huber Heights Wayne) US#8 60H 8.10 Cleveland Glenville US#10 4X400 3:22.11
  • OH Kent State Open #3- Kent State University - Girls Saturday, Boys Sunday
  • VA Virginia AAA state meet - George Mason U. - Bethel girls, Deep Creek boys win team titles - doubles by Dennis Boone and Francena McCorory - 224 DyeStat Elite performances, most of any meet of the season - Complete Results -
    Boys - Thomas Dale sr Dennis Boone doubles 6.36 55m and 24-9.75 LJ (improving his US#1 mark). Deep Creek jr Quentin Moore doubles 34.70 300m US#10 and 1:05.67 500m US#6. In the 300, Moore won a near dead heat over Bayside jr Charles Clark, given the same time, with Western Branch sr Devin Fentress 34.86 also in the picture. Herndon soph Abreham Dagnachew 2:31.23 1000m US#9. Herndon 7:59.82 4x800 US#9 (J.R. Tucker Richmond 8:01.01 US#12, Robinson 8:01.19 US#13). Great Bridge jr Michael Morrison 15-9 PV (he is already US#2 at 16-2). Landstown jr William Harvin 48-2.5 TJ US#5, beating Granby sr Dionne McClain 48-0, who is US#2 in this event off his 49-2.75 win at Virginia Tech.
    Girls - Bethel jr Francena McCorory doubles 7.02 55m and 38.38 300m. Bethel sr Shakirra Pinnock 1:14.85 500m US#4. James River fr Kristen Wolfe 2:57.02 1000m US#9. Hayfield sr Melissa Dewey 10:36.36 3200, just off her US#3 time of 10:34.62, winning by 25 seconds. Midlothian 9:24.33 4x800 US#8. Lake Braddock sr Ashley Haislip 5-8 HJ. Lee Davis jr Kathy Howard 42-1.5 SP. Hermitage jr Queen Harrison 18-10 LJ. Hayfield jr Nakeisha Wineglass 39-8 TJ US#6.
    WA UW Last Chance meet - Central Catholic Portland pair run 2nd and 4th fastest miles of the season. Jr Kenny Klotz ran 4:13.10, second fastest in the country this season, with splits of 63, 2:09, 3:14. Klotz took the lead with 400 meters to go, but was caught by U of Portland's Nate Appel in 4:12.78. Sr Annaliese Chapa, a U. of Oregon signee, ran 4:51.47, US#4 this season..

Allison Stokke ties sophomore class record

CA - Newport Harbor sophomore Allison Stokke cleared 13-4 on her third attempt to tie Stacie Manuel's 5-year-old 10th-grade outdoor national record at the season-opening Eagle Invite on Saturday afternoon. Stokke, who set the national frosh outdoor record of 12-08 in 2004, had three misses at an all-time outdoor national record height of 13-9. photo by David Kennedy



photo by John Dye at 2004 Nike Indoor
Lashawn Merritt
signs Nike contract

On the eve of the NCAA championships, East Carolina University freshman Lashawn Merritt has signed a professional contract with Nike. In his short college career, Merritt had already run a 44.93 400 meters, third fastest ever indoors behind two Michael Johnson races and a world junior record, and coach Bill Carson was predicting Merritt would run under 44 seconds this year. At Wilson Portsmouth VA high school last year, Merritt was World Junior champion as well as Nike Indoor, USA Junior Nationals, Loucks Games, Virginia state meet, and AOC Raleigh. ECU release - Track & Field News story

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Nike Nationals -
3 of them now

With addition of the NSSF outdoor championships, Nike now sponsors national meets in all three seasons. So they have synchronized their graphics for Nike Team Nationals (cross country), Nike Indoor Nationals and Nike Outdoor Nationals

Sanctioning Crisis
Problems end for non-member PA schools competing against NY teams in state -
and there's progress on other fronts, too.
According to PIAA Assistant Executive Director Jodi Good, the state associations of Pennsylvania and New York have reached an agreement to enable non-member schools from any state to compete against NY athletes in any event in any sport in PA. The breakthrough agreement, worked out in a telephone conference Tuesday, involved PIAA Executive Director Bradley Cashman and NYSPHSAA Executive Director Nina Van Erk, along with NY Assistant Executive Director Lloyd Mott. The agreement does not include out-of-state meets, such as those at the New York Armory in New York. But it is major progress. 7th in a series on the Sanctioning crisis by Don Rich
In high school track, not all rules are created equally. Why the rules of competition and the rules of eligibility are managed differently.
At the heart of the current sanctioning discussions - and sometimes arguments that threaten to disrupt major meets for many seasons to come - are the rules of eligibility. 8th in the series on the Sanctioning crisis by Don Rich | Sanctioning Crisis series index

THE NIKE LIST US leaders - 2005 indoor
BOYS
Event
GIRLS
J-Mee Samuels NC 6.23
55m
Santana Lowery MS 6.90
J-Mee Samuels NC 6.72
60m
Ebony Collins CA 7.46
Ahmad Rashad MI 21.46
200m
Bianca Knight MS 23.70
Edino Steele NY 33.74
300m
Francena McCorory VA 37.60
Justin Oliver GA 47.68
400m
Nicole Leach PA 53.48
Afolabi Aromire MD 1:03.52
500m
Devon Williams MD 1:11.44 USR
Shaquan Brown NJ 1:17.9 USR
600m
Janine Davis NJ 1:29.27 USR
Bryan Scotland NJ 1:52.47
800m
Heidi Houle UT 2:07.00
Bryan Scotland NJ 2:27.91
1000m
Sarah Bowman 2:43.40 USR
Ben White NY 4:00.9
1500m
Caitlin Lane NY 4:33.40
Laef Barnes WA 4:10.50 c
1600m
Chantelle Dron NH 4:47.13 c
Laef Barnes WA 4:12.00
Mile
Chantelle Dron NH 4:48.93
Jeff Helmer WA 8:34.29
3000m
Nicole Blood NY 9:35.40
Chris Barnicle MA 8:58.05 c
3200m
Brittany Sedberry NJ 10:33.02 c
Chris Barnicle MA 9:01.45
2-mile
Brittany Sedberry NJ 10:37.02
Myles Bradley CT 7.26
55H
Theresa Lewis MD 7.95
Jared Huske KS 7.86
60H
Kira Robinson CO 8.34
Scott Sellers TX 7-5
HJ
Lauren Biscardi NY and Nicole Smith PA 5-10.50
Dennis Boone VA 24-9.75
LJ
Sarah Griffen Matthews CO 20-8.5
Nkosinza Balumbu CA 49-3.5
TJ
Brittany Daniels CA 43-5
Jordan Scott GA 16-4
PV
Mary Saxer NY 14-0 USR
Ryan Whiting PA 68-11.25
SP
Michaela Wallerstedt ID 47-4.5
Walter Henning NY 75-0.5
WT
Tara Cooper OH 53-3.5
Simon Gratz PA 1:27.96
4x200
Wilson Long Beach CA 1:38.77
Newburgh Academy NY 3:17.82
4x400
West Catholic PA 3:48.57
Syosset NY 7:42.22 USR
4x800
Boys & Girls NY 9:04.29
Simon Gratz PA 3:34.1
SMR
West Catholic PA 4:01.24
Colts Neck NJ 10:15.08
DMR
Saratoga NY 11:47.29
updated Mar 7

 

College Choices 2005

The first 155 college choices by the class of 2005 are listed by college and state in College Choices 2005 lists.

 

DyeStat Featured Meets
Here are the 2005 indoor and outdoor meets featured on DyeStat with on-site coverage. Other meets may be added.
Marine Corps Holiday Classic - Dec 28 NY Armory
Hispanic Games - Jan 8 NY Armory
New Balance Games - Jan 22 NY Armory
Millrose Games - Feb 4 Madison Square Garden NY City
Armory Collegiate Games - Feb 4-5 NY Armory
Simplot Games - Feb 17-19 Pocatello ID
Nike Indoor Nationals - Mar 12-13 Landover MD
National Scholastic Indoor Championships - Mar 11-13 NY Armory
Mobile Challenge of Champions - Apr 1-2 Mobile AL
Arcadia Invitational - Apr 8-9 Arcadia CA
Mayor's Cup - Apr 15-16 Icahn Stadium, Randalls Island NY
New York Relays - Apr 22-23 Icahn Stadium, Randalls Island NY
Penn Relays - Apr 28-30 Franklin Field, Philadelphia PA
Great Southwest Classic - June 2-4 Albuquerque NM
Nike Outdoor Nationals - June 17-18 Greensboro NC
USA Junior Nationals - June 24-25 Carson CA

 

 

LAST WEEK
News items posted to DyeStat in the week ending March 3

Eastern States Championships
US#1 marks by Colts Neck NJ boys 10:15.08 DMR, with 12 teams posting season best marks at DyeStat Elite levels, and St. Benedict's NJ sr Brian Scotland 1:52.47 800m, with next two taking US#2 and #3 -- Sean Tully 1:52.65 and Mike Pachella 1:53.44. Suffern NY girls win DMR (11:57.92 US#2) and 4x800 (9:24.13) with eight different runners. Complete Results. with 189 DyeStat Elite performances - Ed Grant's Report
Boys - JFK NJ jr Shaquan Brown 47.75 US#2 400m leads three more under 50 seconds. Seton Hall NJ 3:19.36 4x400 is second team under 3:20 this year.. 55H produces 3 of top 7 times in US this season, led by Union NJ sr Chris Haley 7.43 55H US#3 (Danny Oquendo 7.46, Tyrell Ross 7.48). South Shore NY sr Tristan Walker 21.67 US#3. Mount St. Michael's NY 1:29.25 4x200 US#4. Ridgewood NJ 7:56.87 US#5.
Girls - Suffern NY girls win DMR (11:57.92 US#2) and 4x800 (9:24.13) with eight different runners. The 800 produced the US#3 and #4 times of the season -- Queen of Peace sr Janine Davis 2:09.27 and Bellport NY soph Brittany Sheffey 2:09.94.
Hempstead NY doubles 1:40.51 4x200 US#4 and 3:53.94 US#6. Franklin NJ jr Toneisha Friday 24.34 200m US#8. Mount Vernon sr Kirsten Fields 39-9.25 TJ US#5. Shoreham Wading River sr Lauren Biscardi 5-8 HJ.

USA Indoor Championships
Feb 25-27 Reggie Lewis Center, Boston MA - DyeStat on-site

Katie Doswell gets some experience - story and pix.
Brittany Daniels flies again - photo sequence by John Dye
Vic's Pix - great shots by Vic Sailer of PhotoRun - DyeStat grads Tommy Skipper and Bershawn Jackson, plus current starts Brittany Daniels and Katie Doswell, plus $25,000 winners John Godina and Angela Daigle.
John Dye photo album - DyeStat grads Lacy Janson, Tommy Skipper, Yvette Lewis, Maria Michta and more.

Daniels and Doswell go against elites
High school stars Brittany Daniels and Katie Doswell, who have posted US#2 all time prep performances this season, test themselves against grown-ups at the USA Indoor Championships.

Merrill West Tracy CA sr Daniels was sixth in the long jump at 20-1.5 on Saturday and 5th in the triple jump Sunday at 42-11.75, just 0.75 inch behind 2004 Olympic Trials champion Tiombe Hurd.

Doswell, a junior at St. Catherine's School in Richmond VA, ran 2:08.86 in the 800 meter prelims Saturday, missing the finals.

Brittany Daniels at USA Indoor Championships

photo by John Dye
  • DE - Delaware State Meet - Two indoor state records set: Tower Hill sr Sara Casscells 2:16.23 800m and Tatnall sr Lisa Klein 11:07.60 3200m - Glasgow girls - Salesianum boys win team titles - Alexandra Coppadge, Wilmington 8.37 55H - 5-04 HJ - 16-09.75 LJ - 35-10.75 TJ - Kevin Muhammad, Newark 22-07.50 LJ-44-08.50 TJ
  • MA- Massachusetts all-state championships - 100 DyeStat Elite performances. Newton North sweeps. Chris Barnicle's 9:01.45 2-Mile, fastest in the country this season, leads Newton North. Barnicle wins by 36 seconds. Lowell sr Brian Gagnon 2:30.06 1000m US#4 (Lexington jr Willie Ballenthin 2:31.45 US#8). Wellesley sr Alexandra Krieg 10:53.61 2-mile US#7. Newton North sr Lizzie Fulton 1:35.68 600m US#10. Amherst-Pelham sr Mandela Graves-Fulgham doubles 19-0.5 LJ US#11 and 7.22 55m. Oxford sr Douglas Caves 1:21.39 600m (Jed Carpenter 1:21.42), US#9 and 10.
  • MA -- Mar 4 New England Championships - Boston - Performance List (updated 3/2)
  • ME - KVAC Championships - Brunswick ME sr Steve Slovenski pole vaulted 14-7 to break his father's meet record and set a new Maine state record.
  • NE - Mid-America Winter Classic - Devaney Fieldhouse, U. of Nebraska, Lincoln - Jared Huske, Topeka, triple 7.88 60H, 7.01, (7.00p) 60, 22.10 200 tUS#10 - Chris Clymer 1:55.22 US#9
  • NJ -- Groups I & IV State Championships - 1/26 - Janine Davis Queen of Peace, 7.36p 55-25.88-58.44-2:20.10, Shardea Anderson Paulsboro 7.30-25.80 | Jennifer Clausen Jackson 11:05.29 3200 - Chris Haley 12 Union 7.66 55H
  • NJ -- New Jersey Meet of Champions - Ed Grant's Report - 106 Dyestat Elite Performances: Trier Young Neptune 8.04 55H US#3 - Janine Davis Queen of Peace 2:13.72 800 US#6 - Ashley Higginson Colts Neck 10:52.72 3200 US#9 - Danielle Tauro SO Southern 4:57.90 1600
  • NY -- PSAL City Championship - New York Armory - Transit Tech boys roll 1:30.99-3:20.22 US#3 relay double - James Blocker, August Martin 7-00.00 MR HJ US#3 - Boys & Girls by 4 over Middle College girls - Nene Kamate Townsend Harris 38.97 300 US#3
  • NY -- Section I State Qualifier - West Point - Amanda Hudson 11 Bronxville 4:35.20 1500 US#2 - Kara McKennna Suffern 4:39.77 US#8 - Kristin Reese Carmel 2:53.42 1000 US#7 - John Hickey, Tappan Zee  62-04.25 SP, 56-01.00 WT
  • NY -- CNYITA Select - Syracuse U. - LIverpool boys, Cicero North Syracuse girls win team titles. Liverpool jr Ben White 4:14.40 1600m US#7.
  • NY - Section 2 at SUNY-Albany - Saratoga NY fr Caitlin Lane 4:33.4 1500m, taking the national lead in this event. Five other girls were under 4:50, including Saratoga's Lindsey Ferguson 4:37.0 and Hannah Davidson 4:47.4. Saratoga jr Nicole Blood doubled 1:38.14 600m and 2:58.43 1000m. Saratoga dominance continued in the 3000 with a 1-2-3 sweep by Hannah Davidson 10:13.48, LIndsey Ferguson 10:22.48 and Karyn Delay 10:42.30. Shenendehowa swept team honors.
  • NY -- Eastern States Championships - New York Armory - Monday 2/28 - Postponed until Wednesday 3/2 because of snow -
  • NY -- Mar 5 New York State Meet - Syracuse - Preview by Tim Fulton
  • OH - Yellow Jacket Tune-Up - Cedarville College - Vincent Corner, 7.53 55H tUS#9
  • OH - Image One Open #3 - Marietta College - Ashley Muffet, 45-00.50 SP, 45-02.25 WT
  • Pennsylvania State Meet
    192 DyeStat Elite marks !

    A monster day in the Shot Put as Ryan Whiting ups US#1 to 68-11.25, Frosh Karen Shump 45-04.75 US#3-Nicole Leach 24.17 US#3-53.82-West Catholic 1:40.23 4x200 US#3, 3:49.82 4x400-Clarenchell Tate, Krista Simkins 24.23-24.26 US#'s 4&5-Nicole Smith triple winner, 5-10 HJ, 39-07.50 TJ US#5, 19-01 LJ-Jacob Walker 8:36.8 3000 US#3-Simon Gratz 1:29.52 - 3:24.89. Meet reports by Don Rich - Sprints - Distance - Field

    Lindsey Regan thought she had cleared 13-00 in the Pole Vault - then she hadn't - and now, she has. And it's a state record! The story from Don Rich.

  • SC - Clemson Classic - Clemson SC.
  • VA -- AAA Regions - Eastern region has 55 DyeStat Elite performances - Bethel VA jr Fracena McCorory 6.99p 55m US#4 and doubled 39.81 300m - Landstown jr William Harvin doubled 23-2 LJ and 48-0.5 TJ US#6. Northern region -- Lake Braddock girls, Hayfield boys win.
  • VA-- Virginia AA State Meet - Blacksburg VA -
    Sarah Bowman 2:43.40 1000m USR -
    Fauquier County senior runs 2:43.40, two seconds better than old record (2::45.46 by Ari Lambie of Massachusetts in 2003). Bowman won by 26 seconds, and she ran 10 seconds faster than her previous season best. Western Albemarle girls and Lafayette boys win team titles. Senior Dakari Taylor-Watson led Lafayette with 38 points, including a huge triple (7.74 55H, 47-3.75 TJ US#12 and 6-6 HJ) and a second in LJ at 22-8.5. Tabb sr Jordan Wynder 1:06.05 US#9. 43 DyeStat Elite performances.
Myles Bradley dazzled the Connecticut State Open championships with his versatile triple. The Norwich Free Academy senior won the 55m hurdles in 7.26, best in the country this season; the long jump in 24-2.25 US#2 and the high jump at 6-4, good enough to make the DyeStat Elite national rankings.

 

 

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