the hottest meet in HS track -- virtually.
DETAILS


DyeStat
Camp Directory
INDEX - by month - by state
find a camp,
advertise your camp

DETAILS
Jim Ryun Running Camp
July 17-22 Fort Collins CO

THE RUNNING SCHOOL
Aug 18-24 White Lake NY
CAL CAMPS
Edwards Stadium, Berkeley June-July ages 13-18

NATIONAL RANKINGS
NIKE LIST
US#1 in each event

DYESTAT ELITE
our famous top 100
Outdoor List #1 Apr 22
has 1,367 performances

HONOR ROLL
DyeStat Elite marks for period ending Mar 9
2005 US Juniors
Qualifiers for US Junior National cham;pionships - by Jim Spier and John Blackburn
US Juniors May 2
JIM'S TOP 5
National leaders in all events by Jim Spier, National Scholastic Sports Foundation
Jim's Top 5 at May 2
ROTH'S RACEWALK
Michael Roth's lists
Mar 3 list
GOURLEY'S LIST
Bob Gourley's weight & hammer rankings
May 2 hammer


now on sale ...
Want to know who has the all time record in the 4xMile relay? Or the freshman record in high jump? You need Jack Shepard's HIGH SCHOOL TRACK 2005. "I never leave home without it," says John Dye.


ShopDyeStat
unique items
for the HS athlete
--Parents Guide
--Training G
uide
--Training Profiles
--Pace Calculator
--the Harrier
--HS Track 2005

 

DONNA ON THE SIDE at the PENN RELAYS
193 photos of the sideline scenes

NIKE GHAC RELAYS
the hottest meet in high school track and field -- virtually

by John Dye

Nike and DyeStat announce the NIKE GHAC RELAYS, a new way for high school track and field teams to compete with other schools from across the country -- without leaving home.

In the �postal relays� of old, coaches would have their team run a time trial, drop the results in the mail, and�a few weeks later�find out how they ranked. Now, Nike and DyeStat are using online technology to create a modern version of that idea. And instead of just one event, the GHAC Relays consists of 10 events across all track and field disciplines.

The best teams will have balance. You can't win the GHAC Relays with just a couple of studs in a couple of events. Each team's best performance in each event will be scored decathlon style with a formula that gives 1000 points for a national record level performance and 700 points for the DyeStat Elite top 100 cutoff standard. The team score is the sum of the 10 event scores. An online scoreboard will let you slice and dice the scores any way you like. Prizes and surprises await the best teams.

DETAILS -- find out how to enter today
What's with the name GHAC (gee-hac)?

It's Virtual - It's Free - It's Open to All

THIS WEEK
News items posted to DyeStat in the week ending May 4
  • AL Sectionals - UMS-Wright sr Donell Hill 16-0 PV.
  • AR Bryant AR soph Spencer McCorkel cleared 17-0 Thursday at the Magnet Cove Invitational, a new Arkansas state record and best in the US this season. Lake Hamilton sr Jeremy Willis cleared 16-0.25 at the 5A South Conference championships in El Dorado.
  • CA DyeStatCal - all the news of the Golden State.

CA -- Sacramento Meet of Champions - Granite Bay jr Scott Roth 17-1 PV US#1 (right) , breaking Tye Harvey's meet record of 16-9.5. Kevin Craddock opens season with 13.89 +1.3 110H US#2. Video of both on DyeStatCal.

 

photo by Rich Gonzalez

  • CANADA - 32nd Nike-John Rowland Games - Toronto - Deep 3000 meter races -- 5 girls under 10:00, four boys under 8:40.
  • FL -- Florida 3A-4A regional meets - 104 DyeStat Elite performances listed. Highlights by Ricky Quintana
  • FL -- Florida 3A-4A State Meets - Friday and Saturday
    4A Heats - 3A Heats -
  • FL -- Florida 1A State Meet - Six DyeStat Elite performnces and Ricky Quintana's highlights. P.K. Yonge sweeps.
    Boys
    - PK Yonge wins team title 47-43 over Bay Point. St. Joseph Academy sr Justin Taylor 4:18.20 1600, Graceville's James Hughes 6-08 HJ, Maclay sr Stirling VanWinkle 14-06 PV.
    Girls - PK Younge wins team title 77-73.5 over Dade Christian School. Kings Academy jr Danielle Bradley 2:13.08 800, PK Younge's Valerie Flournoy 14.02 100HH, North Florida Christian fr Michelle Jenije 38-09 TJ.
  • FL -- Florida 2A State Meet - 30 DyeStat Elite performances and Ricky Quintana's highlights. Glades Central boys, Florida High girls
    Boys
    - Glades Central takes team title over Godby High, 46-41. Newman sr Jacoby Ford doubles 10.32 100 W+2.6 and 21.25 200, Key West sr Ronald RJ Anderson 47.71 400, Jesuit sr Andrew Biladeau 4:11.63 1600 US#5.
    Girls - Florida High win team title with 61 points, Florida jr Kellie Morrison 24.23 200,Florida's Kayla Parker 43.72 300IH and 19-00 LJ, , Florida 47.87 400 Relay.
  • IA - Drake Relays - DesMoines IA. - Results and highlights
    Girls - Tipton so Ashley Miller 2:14.78 800, Iowa City so Sarah Wickman 10:08.62 3000, Burlington jr Jenna Caffrey 14.10 HH meet record, Valley of DeMoines 9:23.47 4x8, CB Jefferson so Tiffanie Synacek 5-09 HJ, Tri-Center sr Wendy Ausdemor e 137-09 DT.
    Boys - Boone so Logan Gonzalez 4:13.98 1600, Dm Roosevelt sr Kiel Uhl 9:06.54 3200, Charles City sr Greg Offerman 52.18 400IH, Valley of West Des Moine s 1:29.16 4x2 (1:28.38 Trials), Charles City 3:29.60 SMR.
  • IL Illinois Week by Scott Bush - Prospect beats York in 4x800 relay . 7:48.8h to 7:51.4h.
  • KS - Kansas Week by Anthony Bozarth - Cold, rain cause postponements until Monday.
    KY -- Paducah Tilghman Invitational
    - McRight Stadium, Paducah Tilghman HS, Paducah.
  • LA-- Lousiana regions end
  • MA - Massachusett State Relays
  • MO - Aldo Sebben Relays - Southwest Missouri State U. - West Plains sr Jennifer Harper doubles 2:20.34 800 and 5:10.10 1600, Webb City so McKenzie Rhea 18-05 LJ, Clinton so Hope Harris 146-08 DT. West Plains sr Danny McBride double 4:24.99 1600 and 1:57.82 800. Ozark 3:25.70 4x4 meet record.
  • MS-- Mississippi North-South championships
  • NJ - Lion Invitational - College of New Jersey - Queen of Peace sr Janine Davis 2:09.63 800m US#8.
    NM -- New Mexico 1A/2A districts
  • OH - Wayne Invitational - Huber Heights OH - host Wayne boys and Collinwood Cleveland girls win team titles. Middletown sr Jeff See 153.99 800m. Collinwood girls triple 47.99 4x100, 1:41.02 4x200 and 4:05.72 4x400. Miamisburg's David Bruton doubles 21.78p 200m and 48.30 400m.
  • OK -- Oklahoma 2A/3A/4A regionals
  • OK - Suburban Conference - Shawnee OK jr Chelsea Marie Threet 12-0.75 PV for a new Oklahoma state record.
    OR -
    XO Invitational- Newberg senior Rachel Yurkoich set a national record in javelin with a big throw of 176-5. (Kendra Wecker KS 174-6 in 2000). Yurkovich has signed to throw for U. of Oregon next year. A fast boys 3000m was won by Benson Poly Portland sr Zuber Ahmed 8:26.06 US#3 (Kenyon Neuman 8:31.31 US#6 and Isaac Stoutenburgh 8:33.82 US#7). Sandy sr Nathan Ingrao 48.05 400m. Oakridge sr Andrew Perri 1:53.34 800m (Nate Anderson 1:53.80). South Eugene sr Darryl Evans 15-6 PV. Newberg senior teammates 1-2 in javelin: Alex Wolff 197-2 US#10 and Cyrus Hostetler 194-6.
  • OR Tigard sr Stephanie Horton raised her US#1 shot put mark to 52-7
  • OR Jesuit Twilight - Portland - Central Catholic Portland jr Kenny Klotz 3:53.77 improves his US#1 1500m time, with six more runners under 4:00.
    OR
    Meet of Champions - Cascade - Regis jr Jaclyn Espinoza 155-2 DT US#5 breaks 20-year meet record.
  • PA -- Penn Relays - Franklin Field, Philadelphia.
  • SC -- South Carolina qualifying meets - West Ashley jr Keith Graham doubled 23-11 LJ and 48-6 TJ. Ridge View sr Jessica Young doubled 24.49 200m and 55.90 400m. Spring Valley jr Kate Niehaus doubled 5:04.94 1600m and 10:54.56 3200m.
  • TX -- Texas regionals -
    John Sullivan's report --
    334 DyeStat Elite performances
    New US#1 marks -- Memorial Port Arthur TX sr Inika McPherson 6-2 HJ US#1, #9 all-time Klein Oak Spring TX sr Maria Matos 166-5 DT US#1
  • VA Dogwood Classic - Great Bridge jr Michael Morrison 16-0.75 PV is a meet record, with teammate Daniel Magness second at 15-6.
  • WI Red Raider Inv - Pulaski WI - New London sr Chris Rombough 8:59.4 3200m US#3, winning by 50 seconds.
  • WI Marquette Invitational - Big double for Preble Green Bay sr Steve Marcelle -- 64-5.5 SP US#3 and 184-4 DT.

 

Penn Relays
Apr 28-30, 2005 Franklin Field, Philadelphia PA

DyeStat on-site coverage with John & Donna Dye

WINNERS TABLE - event by event coverage with text and photos
Athletes of the Meet - Nicole Leach (400H record) and Carlos Mattis (TJ winner for fourth straight year)

Saturday - Syosset edges Shaker for 4x800 championship. Holmwood Tech wins 4x100. Wolmer's Boys hold off Poly Long Beach and Dematha in 4x400.

Friday - Holmwood Tech girls double 4x400 and 4x800, but St. Jago nips them in 4x100. Newton North, Andrew Jesien, Bobby Papazian win. Syosset leads boys 4x800 qualifiers, Holmwood Tech 4x100.

Thursday - Nicole Leach and Sarah Bowman repeat. Aislinn Ryan brings home DMR title for Warwick Valley. Saratoga Springs is 1-2 in 3000m with Lindsay Ferguson and Hannah Davidson. Jamaicans dominate 4x100 qualifiers. Gwynedd Mercy PA leads 4x800 qualifiers.

Photo albums with dozens more action photos are coming.

DONNA ON THE SIDE
AT THE PENN RELAYS

BEFORE THE MEET

Donna sees the roots of our nation in downtown Philadelphia. The Liberty Bell, the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, Ben Franklin . . . . they're all here.

 

also: AT THE MEET

661 College Choices
The National Letter of Intent signing period for the high school class of 2005 runs from April 13 to August 1. We have updated our College Choices 2005 lists and now have 661 choices as of May 1. Send information on choices to John Dye, giving name, high school, event, college, and a way to verify. Some email is on a computer that had to go to the shop, so send your choice again if we are missing you. Some significant choices we haven't reported previously:

  • Osayi Osunde throws - Villanova
  • Moreno Zapata WA jumps - Washington State
  • Sarah Balfour WY distance - Texas A&M
  • Evelyn Wing CA mid-distance - Texas A&M
  • Rolanda Bell NY distance - Tennessee
  • Derrick Robbins VA distance - Virginia Tech
  • Amy Backel PA multi - Oklahoma

Stat of the Week - John Sullivan is a track nut who can't get enough track stats. He cranks out lists for his own amusement -- and now he can amuse you as well. Boys 2-Mile Record Progression - In 1964, Gerry Lindgren was the first to break 9 minutes. Then, Jeff Nelson in 1979 was the first (and still the only one) to go under 8:40.

Midwest Meet of Champions IS ON next September 17 at Hilliard OH, contrary to a published report. Interested parties should contact Pat Schlecht 419-946-3518

Nike Outdoor
June 17-18, 2005
Great American
Sept 24, 2005
Nike Indoor
March 11-12, 2006


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 jackrabbits from Texas. Albuquerque June 2-4
a DyeStat featured meet

30 future Olympians competed here

June 17-18 Greensboro Registration now open
a DyeStat featured meet



VISIT

TRACK-TECH.COM
for
USA Open T&F Camp, FL,
USA Open XC Camps, CO,
USATF Jr Elite Camps CA
T&F TRAINING software
USATF Development Videotapes


DyeStat uses Hy-Tek
for meet results

The Harrier
by Marc Bloom
Subscribe Now!
2 issues free for limited time

Steve (steveu) Underwood says: "God On The Starting Line is a wonderful gift to the world of prep distance running. It's kind of like eating, oh, a premium triple chocolate fudge brownie ice cream sundae. You might feel stuffed and a little woozy, but like you've never devoured anything so delicious."



 

THE NIKE LIST US leaders - 2005 outdoor
Priority is given to FAT times with wind readings if relevant. e = en route. c = converted from Mile or 2-Mile
BOYS
Event
GIRLS
Jamere Holland CA 10.40
100m
Chelsea Taylor CO 11.59
J-Mee Samuels NC 21.10
200m
Sade Williams CA 23.63
Justin Oliver GA 46.75
400m
Sade Williams CA 53.30
Cody Harper NM 1:50.71
800m
Sarah Bowman VA 2:05.41
Kenny Klotz OR 3:53.77
1500m
Nichole Jones TX 4:27.01
Andrew Jesien MD 4:09.30 c e
1600m
Sarah Bowman VA 4:44.09
Andrew Jesien MD 4:10.80
Mile
Brie Felnagle WA 4:48.42
Yosef Ghebray CA 8:21.74
3000m
Marie Lawrence NV 9:47.63
Chris Barnicle MA 8:53.00 c e
3200m
Kelly Parrish FL 10:23.85 c e

Chris Barnicle MA 8:56.20

2-mile
Kelly Parrish FL 10:27.65
Trevor Gerland TX 13.85
110/100H
Kira Robinson 13.74
Taveres Washington GA 36.21
300H
Shalina Clarke IL 41.41
David Klech CA 52.75
400H
Nicole Leach PA 59.31
Scott Sellers TX 7-5
HJ
Inika McPherson TX 6-2
Quieto Teasley TX 25-1
LJ
Chelsea Taylor CO 20-5.5
Rashad Toussaint WA 50-8.75
TJ
Brittany Daniels CA 43-5
Spencer McCorkel AR 17-0
PV
Allison Stokke CA 13-5.75
Ryan Whiting CA 66-3
SP
Stephanie Horton OR 52-7
Danny Rohr CA 202-0
DT
Maria Matos TX 166-5
Chris Reno MT 222-8
JT
Rachel Yurkovich OR 176-5
Walter Henning NY 224-8
HT
Megan Maloney RI 161-2
Lincoln Tallahassee FL 40.54
4x100
Wilson Long Beach CA 45.73
Cinco Ranch Katy TX 1:24.97
4x200
Wilson Long Beach CA 1:36.13
Dorsey Los Angeles CA 3:11.49
4x400
Thurgood Marshall TX 3:41.64
Syosset NY 7:43.52
4x800
Archbishop Mitty CA 9:10.96
Dorsey Los Angeles CA 3:27.81
SMR
Westside Houston TX 3:57.71
Newton North MA 10:04.15
DMR
Corona del Mar CA 11:51.66
updated May 1

 

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
Penn Relays - Apr 28-30 Franklin Field, Philadelphia PA
Great Southwest Classic - June 2-4 Albuquerque NM
adidas Golden West Invitational - June 12 Folsom CA
Nike Outdoor Nationals - June 17-18 Greensboro NC
USA Junior Nationals - June 24-25 Carson CA
Great American Cross Country Festival - Sep 24 - Cary NC
Foot Locker Cross Country regionals - November
Nike Team Nationals - December - Portland OR
Foot Locker Cross Country Championships - December - San Diego CA

 

LAST WEEK
News items posted to DyeStat in the week ending April 28

Two 16-foot vaulters on the same team? At least three schools in the US can claim that. Here is the East Coast version, Great Bridge VA's Mike Morrison (left) and Daniel Magness with coach Rich Fulford after tying on height at the Volunteer Classic in Knoxville Saturday (4/23). Out West, Granite Bay CA has Scott Roth 16-9 US#1 and Ryan Shuler 16-0. And in Texas, Tomball claims Alex Bentley 16-4 and Derek Taylor 16-0.

  • AR Lake Hamilton Classic - lots of good marks.
  • CA DyeStatCal - a field day in California with three big happenings:
    • Scott Roth 16-9 PV US#1
    • Allison Stokke 13-0 PV for Orange County record
    • National TJ record holder Brittany Daniels chooses Southern California for college.
  • CA Orange County Championships -
    Boys - Dana Hills sr Scott Smith doubled 4:13.97 1600m and 9:27.01 3200m. Newport Harbor jr Zach Chandy 48.10 400m. Los Alamitos sr Justin Woods 21.47 +0.9 200m. St. Margaret jr Johnny Quinn 15-1 PV. Esperanza sr Aaron Dan 193-7 DT.
    Girls - Corona del Mar jr Anne St. Geme 4:52.82 1600m. Newport Harbor soph Allison Stokke 13-0 PV. Kennedy HS 47.25 4x100. Aliso NIguel soph Haley Lawrence 2:14.15 800m. Newport Harbor jr Whitney Blue 10:44.74 3200m. El Toro HS 3:53.05 4x400. El Toro soph Hillary Fraser 137-3 DT.
  • CA -- Lompoc Kiwanis Championships - Lompoc CA - San Luis Obispo CA 8th grader Jordan Hasay ran 10:33.4 2-miles (5:04 first mile). Only two high school girls have run faster this season in the US.
  • CO Denver Public Schools Girls Invitational - Montbello sr Chelsea Taylor, signed to go to Alabama next year, has a spectacular double -- 11.59 +0.6 100m and 20-5.5 LJ +0.0 -- both US#1 for the season.
  • CO Aurora Invitational - Denver South teammates Mohamud Ige and Aden Ahmed run 4:20:15 abd 4:20:62 at altitude
  • DE Glasgow Invitational - Glasgow DE jr Jernail Hayes 23.38 nwi 200m is part of a big quad. Hayes also won the 100 (12.28) and 100H (14.48), and ran with Glasgow's 4x200 relay (1:43.21).
  • FL Florida State Meet - Class 1A and 2A are this weekend at Coral Springs HS. Heat Sheets: 1A - 2A
  • FL - Florida 3A-4A districts -
  • FL - Florida 1A-2A regionals - Jesuit sr Andy Biladeau doubles 4:11.06 1600m US#3 and 9:52.54 3200m. Pope John Paul sr Nicole Schappert 4:52.42 1600m US#6. Newman sr Jacoby Ford 10.50 -0.4 100m US#7. Key West sr R.J. Anderson 47.47 400m US#8, and he led Key West boys to exciting 4x400 win over Glades Central, 3:18.86 to 3:18.90. Glades Central Soph Deonte Thompson 21.42 +0.0 200m US#10. Justin Taylor and Valerie Flournoy triple. Doubles by Kellie Morrison and Kalya Parker lead Florida High girls to team title.
  • IA 33rd A.C. Forwald Relays - Iowa City West soph Danica Haight 45-1.5 SP US#7. Iowa City's Ben Evans 23-5 LJ. Tipton girls 9:27.26 4x800. Iowa City boys, Iowa City West girls win team titles.
  • IL Illinois Week by Scott Bush - Good performances by Naperville North girls 4x800, Jared Richardson, Richard Behling, and Mike Tuma.
  • KS Kansas Relays - Oregon recruit Jared Huske 13.92 +1.6 110H breaks meet record with second fastest time in the US this season. Beautiful sunny Saturday follows cold, windy Friday. Attendance of 24,200 is second largest in 78 years. Anthony Bozarth's HS report.
  • LA -- Louisiana districts - Airline boys 3:16.44 4x400 US#8. Catholic New Iberia sr Tommy Killen 196-3 DT US#4.
  • KY -- Bulldog Classic - U. of Louisville - Evanston IL jr Shalina Clarke won the 300m hurdles in 41.79, just off her US#1 mark of 41.41. Evanston won all three sprint relays.
  • MD - C. Milton Wright Relays - C. Milton Wright boys and Fallston girls win team titles. Eleanor Roosevelt MD, known for its great sprinters, is making noise this year in distance events. Its girls relay teams doubled in the 4x800 (9:55.0) and 4x1600 relay (21:17.42).
  • MO 83rd Aldo Sebben Relays - Southwest Missouri State U.
  • MS-- Mississippi regionals
  • MT Great Falls Optimist Inv - Great javelin throwing. Helena's Anna Brooks 148-0 US#2 and Libby sr Blaine Baker 200-7 US#8.
  • NC - Orange County Championships - Chapel Hill jr Jack Bolas continued his rise to elite status by winning the 1600m in 4:10.6, fastest in the US this season. He improved from 4:31 to 4:19 as a sophomore last year, and he recently won the Taco Bell Classic mile in 4:16.87. His splits in county meet were 60.6, 64.1, 64.0, 61.9.
  • NE Wisner-Pilger Invitational - Howells sophomore Jenny Svoboda 49-6 SP takes over US#1 ranking
  • NE Harold Scott Inv - Lincoln NE - Fremont boys 7:50.2 4x800 US#3, winning by 25 seconds, with Jeff Grassmeyer, Andrew Jacob, Bryce Christensen and Brian Parr.
  • NY - new HS sophomore class hammer throw record - Walter Henning, of St. Anthony's NY, broke the record for the third time this season with a throw of 224-8 at the Knight Time Relays, Uniondale. It is also the best throw in the US this season and a New York state record. Henning was over 220 feet three times in his series -- Foul 213'05" 221'03" 222'07" Foul 224'08".
  • NY Nicole Blood and Caitlin Lane, who are not running this season for Saratoga NY, ran unattached Saturday (4/23) against college runners at Dartmouth. Blood dropped out of the 5000 meters while leading at the 3000 meter mark, apparently using the race as a training run. Lane finished 9th in the 1500m in 4:47.22. Both girls are coming off injuries and are training on their own.

New York Relays

Once one of the big three races for NY preps, along with Penn Relays and Queens-Iona, the New York Relays were revived at the new Icahn Stadium on Randalls Island. Bronxville NY girls won the 4x800 in 9:29.19 and three of Syosset's indoor national record setting 4x800 relay squad ran in the open 800 in the Friday night open/college races.

  • OR Centennial Invitational - Newberg OR sr Rachel Yurkovich improved on her US#1 ranking in javelin with a throw 158-7. Central Catholic Portland jr Kenny Klotz 3:57.31 1500m, coming from third in the stretch to catch Mead Spokane WA sr Laef Barnes 3:58.31 and Summit Bend OR sr Kenyon Newman 3:59.21. Klotz later ran second to Oakridge's Andrew Perri in the 800, 1:52.72 to 1:54.39. Tigard sr Stephanie Horton 48-8.5 SP US#2. Corri Fell of Vancouver Prep BC doubled 14.81 100H and and 44.02 300H. Regis OR jr Jaclyn Espinoza 144-4 DT.
  • PA Widener University - Towson Catholic MD soph Devon Williams won the 800 meters against college girls in 2:10.24 US#11.
  • SC South Carolina Regionals - Ridge View sr Jessica Young doubles 24.28 200m and 54.93 400m. Spring Valley sr Torric Davis 10.63 100m. Ridge View boys 41.80 4x100. Ridge View girls double 47.50 4x100 and 3:56.65 4x400..
  • TN - Volunteer Classic - Great Bridge VA teammates Michael Morrison and Daniel Magness are 1-2 in pole vault, both clearing 16-0. Hot boys 400 is won by Bearden TN sr Bryan Webb 47.97 over Colin Abercrumbie 48.10 and Simeon Harris 48.22. Cordova TN sr Harris doubles with 14.23 +1.3 110H and 22-8.5 +1.1 LJ. Walnut Hills girls double 1:42.88 4x200 and 3:58.81 4x400
  • TX - Texas Regionals
  • TX - Regional Qualifier Meets - 68 DyeStat Elite performances.
    Boys - Carroll Southlake jr Clint Renfro doubles 13.99 110H and 37.58 300H. Midlothian jr Nick Frawley 16-0 PV. Madison San Antonio sr Quentin Summers 47.5h 400m. Reagan San Antonio sr Will Schroeder 1:52.72 800m. Killeen doubles 41.56 4x100 and 1:26.9 4x200. Cinco Ranch Katy sr Trevor Gerland doubled 21.34 200m and 13.96 110H. Cinco Ranch Katy sr Quieto Teasley 10.53 100m. Cinco Ranch sr Scott Sellers 7-2 HJ.
    Girls - Lancaster jr Jonisha Boleware 24.19 200m. Plano West sr Erin Bedell 2:10.36 800m US#11. Frisco's Autumn Hubbard 14.36 100H. Lancaster triples 46.91 4x100, 1:39.79 4x200 and 3:53.60 4x400. Desoto sr Anteneshia Lindsey doubles 42-4 SP and 150-11 DT. Reagan Austin doubles. Hays Buda freshman Jessica Doyle 12-6.5 PV.
  • VA Allen Johnson Invitational - world hurdle champ Allen Johnson's alma mater, Lake Braddock HS, hosts meet in his honor. MVP's are host school's Ashley Haislip (5-7 HJ and 10-3 PV) and David Jones (6-6.25 HJ) and Herndon soph Abe Deganchew (4:18 and 1:56).
  • VA John Handley Invitational - Fauquier Warrenton sr Sarah Bowman, already US#1 for 800m, ran the fastest 1600m in the US this season at 4:44.09.
  • WA 44th Pasco Invitational - Athletes fought windy conditions for some spectacular performances. Bellarmine Prep girls 11:54.37 DMR, with Brie Felnagle sizzling in a 4:45 anchor, is US#2 for the year and slashes 25 seconds off the Washington state record. Curtis Tacoma WA sr Moreno Zapata won a windy triple jump over US leader Rashad Toussaint, 50-11.5 to 50-9. Earlier, Zapata set a meet record with a wind-legal 50-3.25. Rogers Spokane sr Becca Noble was named Outstanding Female Athlete for doubling 24.70 200m and 54.40 400m. Team titles went to Benson Portland OR girls and Bothell WA boys.

Gerry Lindgren Invitational - Chris Rombough of Wisconsin wins special 2-mile race in Salt Lake City in honor of Hall of Fame runner Gerry Lindgren. Pat Smyth of Utah as second and Matt Barrett of Wisconsin third. High School 2-mile record holders Gerry Lindgren and Jeff Nelson were present for the race. Runner-up Smyth said, "The race was awesome." Murray boys and Judge Memorial Catholic girls win the overall meet.

Michigan runner dies
in auto accident

4/22/2005 -- Fremont MI sr Riley Klingel was killed in an auto accident on his way to school today. Klingel was named Mr. Michigan Cross Country by the coaches association as the leading senior. He finished second behind Foot Locker national finalist Dan Roberts at both the Portage Invitational and the Michigan state meet Division 2. Visitation and services are at the Wesleyan Church in Fremont Monday and Tuesday.

Klingel winning Portage Div 2 race as a sophomore in 2002. -- photo by John Dye

 

 

Search DyeStat

Google
World DyeStat

 

 

DyeStat
is published by
Student Sports

©1998-2005

John Dye - founder and editor in chief
Donna Dye - features editor
Kirsten O'Hara - business and marketing manager
Rich Gonzalez - reporter and DyeStatCal co-editor
Doug Speck - reporter and DyeStatCal co-editor
Steve Underwood - reporter and TrackTalk administrator

left, John and Donna Dye