1999 Outdoor - Maryland State Meet
WEBCAST
live notes by DyeStat from UMBC throughout the meet
Saturday May 29
Click on Class name for detailed results
Class 1A
Boys 4x400: Forestville 3:30.39
Girls 4x400: Smithsburg 4:08.31
Boys 4x100: Forestville 43.95
Boys 800: Domonique Richmond, South Hagerstown 1:59.61
Girls 4x100: South Hagerstown 51.17
Girls 800: Korin Miller, Rising Sun, doubles in 2:21.10
Boys 200: sophomore Kyle Farmer, Oakland Mills, collected his fourth gold medal
(8 in 2 years) in record setting fashion -- 21.51.-- a new 1A record by .4
Girls 200: Tiesha Nixon, Col. Richardson, completes a sprint double in 26.13
Boys 300H: Evan Cohn, Bohemia Manor 39.72
Girls 300H: Amy Snyder, Southern Garrett 47.00
Boys 400: Kyle Farmer, Oakland Mills, 48.85 - third gold of the meet, with the
200 to go.
Girls 400: Heather Jenkins, Smithsburg 57.49
Boys 1600: Francis Ciganek, Kent County, 4:33.99
Girls 1600: Korin Miller, Rising Sun, 5:08.7
Boys 100: Kyle Farmer, Oakland Mills 10.83, collects 2nd gold of the meet, with
the 200 and 400 to go.
Girls 100: Tiesha Nixon, Col. Richardson 12.70; Emelie Bonano SHG 12.75
Boys 110H: Evan Cohn, Bohemia Manor, 15.33; Eric Smith, Pikesville 15.36
Girls 100H: Jody Bowser, Southern Garrett 15.47
Boys Discus: Josh Martin, Williamsport 140-9
Girls Long Jump: Katie Hoffman, Smithsburg 17-3.5
Girls Shot Put: Tissa Porter, Smithsburg 33-6
Boys Triple Jump: Jack Delinois, Williamsport 43-0.25
Class 2A
Boys 4x400: Fairmont Heights 3:22.16
Girls 4x400: Central 4:00.69
Boys 4x100: Central 42.5
Boys 800: Josh Zobenica 1:57.82
Girls 4x100: Long Reach 49.18
Girls Pole Vault: Natalie Dye won her third straight title at 10-5, a new 2A
state record. (DyeStat is proud.)
Girls 800: Randy Buzzell, Middletown 2:21.97; running from the slow section,
Randy won her third state title (1997 cross country, 1998 1600)
Boys 200: Karold Gray, Southern-AA 22.40 for a double 36
Girls 200: Teyarnte Carter, Long Reach 24.74
Boys 300H: Jerod Void, Surrattsville, completes a hurdle double
Girls 300H: Lekisha Barnaby of Central 44.15 racks up her
3rd gold medal of the day in easy fashion.
Boys 400: Karold Gray, Southern-AA 49.99
Girls 400: Teyarnte Carter, Long Reach, 55.92
Boys 1600: Doug Allen, Walkersville, 4:25.02
Girls 1600: Liz Lowrie, Urbana, 5:11.10
Boys 100: Chris Schraf, McDonough, in photo over Jerod Void, Surrattsville, both
in 11.01
Girls 100: Lekisha Barnaby, Central, 11.99, in photo over Teyarnte Carter, Long
Reach, 12.15
Boys 110H: Jerod Void, Surrattsville, 15.10, in photo over John Hurley, Urbana,
15.20
Girls 100H: Lekisha Barnaby, Central, 14.42
Girls Long Jump: Rolanda Howard, Long Reach 17-8.5
Boys Discus: Brian Nelson, Middletown, 148-9
Boys Triple Jump: Chris Suber, Edgewood 45-4.25
Girls High Jump: Cynthia Nichols, Long Reach 5-4
Girls Shot Put: Meagan Verdeyen, North Hagerstown, doubled in the throws for the
second straight year and got a new 2A record at 41-5.5
Boys Pole Vault: Anthony Pesce, Atholton 14-0
Class 3A
Boys 4x400: Wilde Lake 3:23.85
Boys Discus: Tim Bilmanis, Thomas Stone, 185-8, all-class Maryland
state record
Girls Long Jump: Pun Chittchang of South Carroll 20-1.5 - first
girl ever over 20 feet in the Maryland State Meet
Girls 4x400: Douglass-PG 4:00.05
Boys 4x100: Wilde Lake 43.53
Boys 800: Clevon Johnson, Woodlawn 1:56.85
Girls 4x100: Westlake 48.80
Girls 800: Brynn Dutcher, W. Johnson, 2:17.62 (from slow section); Joy Parker, Douglass-PG,
2:18.00
Boys 200: Gonzie Gray, Westlake, 21.92; Joel Brown 21.94
Girls 200: Andrea Pressley, Douglass-PG, gets third gold medal of the day in
24.93
Boys 300H: Joel Brown, Woodlawn 39.80, completes
a hurdle double
Girls 300H: Ebony Henderson, Woodlawn, 44.70
Boys 400: Derrick Stanfield, Milford Mill, 48.86
Girls 400: Andrea Pressley, Douglass-PG, doubles in 56.68
Boys 1600: Shawn Day, Thomas Johnson, doubles (3200), 4:19.6
Girls 1600: Cecily Garber, Richard Montgomery, 5:11.2
Boys 100: Dwayne Vaughan, Duval 10.63, just caught Gonzie Gray, Westlake 10.65,
at the wire.
Girls 100: Mylennie Dade, Westlake 12.60, Leonie Prao, Wilde Lake 12.63
Boys 110H: Joel Brown, Woodlawn 14.23, a couple ticks slower than his own 3A
record.
Girls 100H: Andrea Pressley, Douglass-PG 14.82
Girls Shot Put: Helen Young, Leonardtown 38-8
Boys Triple Jump: Eric Sye, Damascus 44-11
Girls High Jump: Tianna Goldring, La Plata, 5-6
Class 4A
Boys 4x400: Northwestern 3:12.05 shattered the
Maryland state record, which was 3:15.08 by High Point in 1997 with Ato
Modibo.
Girls 4x400: Laurel 3:56.59
Boys 4x100: Suitland 41.85
Girls 4x100: Eleanor Roosevelt 48.06
Boys 800: Dwayne Thomas, Northwestern-PG 1:54.22
Girls 800: Ohita Asein, Largo 2:18.74
Boys 200: Robert Wingate-Robinson, Northwestern-PG 21.81
Girls 200: Toni Jefferson, Western-B 24.74, nips Jessica DeFrietas at the wire.
Boys 300H: James Graham of Northwestern smashes the state record with
a romping 36.51 FAT - almost a second under the old record of 37.33 set by Joel
Brown last year.
Girls 300H: Tia Burley, Western-B, 44.03, gets her second gold
Boys 400: Northwestern-PG sweeps 1-2-3, with James Graham 47.32, Dwayne Thomas
48.27, and Robert Wingate-Robinson 48.40 -- all holding something
back for the 4x400 relay, when they will take aim at the Maryland state record
3:15.08, set in 1997 by High Point and Ato Modibo.
Girls 400: Tia Burley, Western, 56.95
Boys 1600: Victor Thillet, Old Mill, 4:17.72
Girls 1600: freshman Tenke Zoltani, Dulaney, 5:07.57
Boys 100: Derrick Johnson, E. Roosevelt 10.87, photo over Andrew Murphy, High
Point 10.95
Girls 100: Jessica DeFrietas, E. Roosevelt, 11.8h; Toni Jefferson, Western-B,
11.9h
Boys 110H: James Graham, Northwestern-PG 14.04
Girls 100H: Genie Lavine, Gaithersburg 15.09
Boys Triple Jump: Allen Simms, 48-7
Girls High Jump: Delhrea Godwin, Glen Burnie, 5-6
Girls Pole Vault: Jodi Taetle, Gaithersburg, 9-0
Girls Shot Put: Kiara Adams, Westminster 36-11.75
Boys Pole Vault: Chris Stark of Springbrook broke the all-class state
record with a leap of 15-1, a half-inch better than Matt Garvin's 1988
record.
Girls Long Jump: Jessica DeFrietas, Eleanor Roosevelt, 19-2.5
Friday
May 28
Class 2A
Projected winners based on performance listings:
Middletown boys, Long Reach girls
Boys High Jump: Middletown sophomore Greg McCormick won
his second straight title and raised the 2A record to 6-10. Along with
Malcolm Reynolds, who jumped 6-10 in the 3A meet Thursday night, McCormick now
shares the second best all time high jump in the Maryland State Meet. McCormick
had two good tries at 7-0.25, which would have been an all-time Maryland best.
Girls 4x200: Central 1:42.51
Boys 4x200: Central 1:29.29
Boys 3200: Greg Saylor, Walkersville 9:37.46
Girls TJ: Rolanda Howard, Long Reach, 37-10.75
Boys SP: Tom Miller of Urbana 57-7.75
Boys LJ: Chris Suber, Edgewood, 22-4.5
Girls 3200: Lee McDuff, River Hill, 11.30.0
Girls DT: Meagan Verdeyen North Hagerstown 134-0
Advancers in trials:
Boys 100: Jerod Void SUR 11.06, Randolph Bufkin EDG 11.11, Clement Johnson
STD 11.15, Joseph Brown FAH 11.28, Chris Schraf, MDU 10.96, Tygue McCarthy CEN
11.00, Randolph Brown ROC 11.13, Reginald Brown ROC 11.17.
Girls 100: Lekisha Barnaby CEN 12.34, Tyisha Ryans QAN 12.55, Destinee
McCray ROC 12.65, Tiffany Cox RAN 12.74, Teyrante Carter LRH 12.09, Michelle
Nelson ATH 12.53, Sherell Simmons RAN 12.55, Maisha Pinkard BCC 12.88.
Boys 110H: Jerod Void SUR 14.95, Sadler MDU 15.54, Harrison Salton JOP
15.68, Steve Harris POLY 15.72, John Hurley URB 15.25, Kevin Witeher RAN 15.58,
David Hinton QAN 15.70, Matt Metz URB 15.99
Girls 100H: Lekisha Barnaby CEN 14.70, R Howard LRH 15.23, D Reed FAH
15.95, Deonna Bailey STD 17.10, C Nicholas LRH 15.69, Maggie Tierney BOO 16.34,
Melissa Merson FSK 16.86, Amy Pfeiffer FTH 17.27.
Boys 200: T McCarthy CEN 22.02, Chris Schraf MDU 22.03, Derrick Hill SUR
22.28, Randolph Brown ROC 22.65, Randolph Bufkin EDG 22.35, Karold Gray SOA,
Clement Johnson STD 22.64, Vincent Brown FAH 22.75
Girls 200: Teyrante Carter LRH 24.66, Channelle Sirmons CEN 25.65,
Michelle Nelson ATH 25.92, Tiffany Cox RAN 26.01, Shamika Griffin FAH 25.71,
Tyisha Ryans QAN 26.00, Melissa Pond PKS 26.14, Jackie Kram FSK 26.43
Class 1A
Projected winners based on performance listings:
Williamsport boys, Smithsburg girls
Boys Pole Vault: Steve Ferrell, Brunswick 13-9.5
Girls Discus: Becky Kistler, Williamsport 108-2
Girls 4x200: Smithsburg 1:46.76
Boys 4x200: Williamsport 1:33.21
Boys Long Jump: Kyle Farmer, Oakland Mills, a four-gold winner as a
freshman last year, started his quest this year with a winning 21-8.75 mark.
He will be in the 100-200-400 finals on Saturday.
Boys 3200: Francis Ciganek, Kent County, 10:12.36
Girls 3200: Korin Miller, Rising Sun 11:13.1
Boys SP: Elvin Addison, Hickey 51-8
Boys HJ: Mike McGreevy, Allegany 6-2
Girls PV: Lori Tvarkunas 11-2, breaking the state record set by K. C.
Allen (11-0) Thursday night.
Girls TJ: Carey Brennan, Smithsburg 36-0
Girls 4x800: 1. Oakland Mills 9:59.1; 2. Glenelg
Advancers in trials:
Girls 100: Tiesha Nixon COL Rich 12.52, Kandace Evans 12.92, Angela Speed
HER 13.05, Danielle Munson WIL 13.08, Emelie Bonano SHG 12.92, Lachoya Brummell
COL Rich 13.05, Tiffany Sites RIS 13.06, April Cites PEV 13.10
Boys 100: Kyle Farmer OAK 10.86, James Blassingame CLR 11.2, Antoine
Waters FPK 11.30, Devon Telp[ 11.54, Kline Green FPK 11.06, Edward Walker FOR
11.13, Chad Lovett SOG 11.19, Todd Hurt PEV 11.45
Girls 100H: Jody Bowser SOG 15.71, Beth Sprecher SMI 16.55, Tiffany
Cephas NDorch 17.32, Toni Sullivan SOG 17.54, Lisa Holsinger SMI 15.95, Lindsey
Clark HER 16.38, Rachel Clinton OAK 16.46, Lori Tvarkunas GLG 16.93
Boys 110H: Eric Smith PIK 15.72, Evan Cohn BOH 15.80, Michael Prohonic
SOG 16.47, Jamie George BEA 16.85, Nicholas Fambro OAK 15.62, Mark Hutzell SMI
16.42, Kyle Dingle SMI 16.68, Anthony White FPK 16.89.
Girls 200: Tiesha Nixon CLR 25.78, Heather Jenkins SMI 26.32, Nicki
Witman WIL 26.96, Tiffany Sites RIS 27.19, Jinelle Edmund HVT 26.33, Emelie
Bonano SHG 26.80, Mary Oliver WAS 27.02, April Powell ALL 27.13
Boys 200: Kline Green FPK 22.45, Derell Parker FOR 22.86, Ryan Ackerson
ALL 23.00, Clint Crowell WIL 23.02, Kyle Farmer OAK 21.86, Benjamin Carter FOR
22.99, Chad Lovett SOG 23.02, Antoine Waters FPK 23.09
Thurs
Class 3A :
Boys Team Scores after 7 events: T. Johnson 30, Patuxent 29,
Westlake 28, Linganore 16, Northern-C 16, Thomas Stone 16, Woodlawn 14.
Girls Team Scores after 6 events: Leonardtown 26, Walter
Johnson 22, North Carroll 15, Douglass-PG 14, Calvert 12, Damascus 12, Thomas
Johnson 10, South Carroll 10, Friendly 10.
K. C. Allen 11-0 PV -- K.C. raises the Maryland record
in girls PV's third year as an official event in the state.
Pun
Chittchang 40-1 TJ -- Maryland (College Park) signee is
first Maryland girl over 40 feet since Valerie Williams.
Shawn Day 9:31.9 -- Day of Thomas Johnson and David Glynn of Walter
Johnson have duelled for a year, with Day usually winning at the 1600 distance
and Glynn winning at 3200 and cross country. But Day, a Mount St. Mary's
signee, unleashed a kick at the 200 meter mark that was decisive.
Malcolm Reynolds 6-10 -- Great Mills senior gets best Maryland high jump
in several years.
Jared Benoit 13-9 -- a PR and second straight state title for the Thomas
Johnson junior; sophomore brother Ira was 5th.
Class 4A:
Boys team scores after 6 events: Gaithersburg 29, High
Point 21, Eleanor Roosevelt 21, Suitland 16, Westminster 16, Northwestern-PG 12,
Frederick 12
Girls team scores after 5 events: Westminster 26,
Eleanor Roosevelt 26, Quince Orchard 24, Dulaney 22, Glen Burnie 16, Largo 12.
Eleanor
Roosevelt girls 1:40.9 broke their own state record in the
4x200
Jason
Santucci of Westminster 9:25 topped Shawn Day's earlier mark
for the best 3200 meter time in years in Maryland (Mike Murray 9:32.1)
Allen Simms 24-0.5, just 3.5 inches short of the state record set by
Chris Smith of Long Reach last year
Northwestern 7:57.9 -- they're good in more than the 4x400
Jerome Goodman 6-8
Jessica DeFrietas
39-9.5 TJ -- in between winning heats in the 100 and 200.
Tenke Zoltani 11:10.2 -- Dulaney freshman wraps up terrific first year on
HS scene
05/30/99 03:46:54 AM
