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12th Hispanic Games DyeStat on-site with John Dye, Donna Dye and Marc Davis |
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Prior YearsAlways a bunch of US#1 marks and sometimes national records.
Bryan Scotland 4:14.35 leads four milers under 4:19 - US#1 marks also set by Simon Gratz PA boys 1:27.96 4x200, Lynne Layne 6.94 55m, Middle College girls 1:40.97 4x200, Clemore Henry 48.60 400m, Janine Davis 54.92 400m, Jeavon Benjamin 2:13.99 800m, Lauren Biscardi 5-8 HJ, Bever-Leigh Holloway 8.21 55H
St. Benedict's NJ sr Bryan Scotland (center) answered challenges by Mark Russell of Lockport NY (1) and Jon Martinez of North Rockland NY (13) to win boys invitational mile.
2003 - Twelve US#1 performances, including Melville Rogers 21.98 and 48.66, Brian Dalpiaz 4:14.52, Mike Morrison 7-3, Shana Cox 24.08, Natasha Hastings 53.80, Katy Trotter 4:55.42 (Amanda Trotter 4:55.54), and William Penn PA 3:50.91. 2002 - Ten new US leading marks - Jason Lilly and Shana Cox win Outstanding Runner awards. - Maryland power Eleanor Roosevelt takes home three relay golds in US#1 time - Stacey Ann Livingston doubles in 800 and 4x800 - Brian Dalpiaz and Heather Iatauro win Millrose mile qualifiers 2001 - Ten US#1 marks - I. Perfection Harris doubles 23-10 LJ and 45-10 TJ. Glenn McFadden 21.51 US#1. Shana Cox 24.86 US#1.
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