Post by tommy on May 16, 2008 20:36:03 GMT -5
Just thought I'd post some distance highlights from the meet yesterday. Area state qualifiers are as follows :
Janelle Walbert of Mountain Ridge in the 400 - 59.21 and the 800 - 2:21. Maura Jones of Mountain Ridge in the 400 - 61.14, she also qualified in the 100 and 200. Brittany Stein of Northern in the 400 - 61.54. Amanda Twigg of Fort Hill in the 800 - 2:19 and the 1600 - 5:08. Lauryn MacFawn of Allegany in the 800 - 2:26, the 1600 - 5:16, and the 3200 - 11:18. Anna Dusenbery of Allegany in the 3200 - 12:22. Mountain Ridge and Fort Hill both qualified their 4x400 relay teams - 4:18 and 4:20. Southern got their 4x800 team in - 10:35.
On the guy's side, Jeb Hardman of Fort Hill in the 400 - 54.1. Andrew Delaney of Mountain Ridge in the 800 - 2:02. Ryan Bowser of Northern in the 1600 - 4:32 and the 3200 - 9:59. Gavin Caupp of Mountain Ridge in the 1600 - 4:41 and the 3200 - 10:14. Ian MacFawn of Allegany in the 3200 - 10:04. Fort Hill qualified their 4x400 relay - 3:40, and Mountain Ridge and Allegany both made it in the 4x800 relay - 8:25 and 8:32.
Team scores from locals for the girls - Mountain Ridge third with 64, Fort Hill fifth with 45, Allegany sixth with 34, Southern seventh with 32, and Northern ninth with 26.
Boys - Allegany third with 67, Northern ninth with 27, Southern tenth with 26, Fort Hill eleventh with 21, and Mountain Ridge twelth with 18.
Some observations from me : Some 1A records could come down this coming weekend. Amanda Twigg is obviously capable of the 800 and 1600 records of 2:17 and 5:08. Lauryn MacFawn is also a contender in the mile, and the 3200 record is 11:06. Also, Janelle Walbert is a threat in the 800.
For the boys, the mile and two-mile were absolutely stacked. 8 runners from both events qualified for states. Other than the winner, the 800 was fairly surprising. The next 3 qualifiers would have been considered fringe contenders.
All in all, there were some very good performances all around, both locally and the rest of the region teams. Full results at www.tristaterunnur.com/1AWestResults.htm
I apologize for the length
Tommy
Janelle Walbert of Mountain Ridge in the 400 - 59.21 and the 800 - 2:21. Maura Jones of Mountain Ridge in the 400 - 61.14, she also qualified in the 100 and 200. Brittany Stein of Northern in the 400 - 61.54. Amanda Twigg of Fort Hill in the 800 - 2:19 and the 1600 - 5:08. Lauryn MacFawn of Allegany in the 800 - 2:26, the 1600 - 5:16, and the 3200 - 11:18. Anna Dusenbery of Allegany in the 3200 - 12:22. Mountain Ridge and Fort Hill both qualified their 4x400 relay teams - 4:18 and 4:20. Southern got their 4x800 team in - 10:35.
On the guy's side, Jeb Hardman of Fort Hill in the 400 - 54.1. Andrew Delaney of Mountain Ridge in the 800 - 2:02. Ryan Bowser of Northern in the 1600 - 4:32 and the 3200 - 9:59. Gavin Caupp of Mountain Ridge in the 1600 - 4:41 and the 3200 - 10:14. Ian MacFawn of Allegany in the 3200 - 10:04. Fort Hill qualified their 4x400 relay - 3:40, and Mountain Ridge and Allegany both made it in the 4x800 relay - 8:25 and 8:32.
Team scores from locals for the girls - Mountain Ridge third with 64, Fort Hill fifth with 45, Allegany sixth with 34, Southern seventh with 32, and Northern ninth with 26.
Boys - Allegany third with 67, Northern ninth with 27, Southern tenth with 26, Fort Hill eleventh with 21, and Mountain Ridge twelth with 18.
Some observations from me : Some 1A records could come down this coming weekend. Amanda Twigg is obviously capable of the 800 and 1600 records of 2:17 and 5:08. Lauryn MacFawn is also a contender in the mile, and the 3200 record is 11:06. Also, Janelle Walbert is a threat in the 800.
For the boys, the mile and two-mile were absolutely stacked. 8 runners from both events qualified for states. Other than the winner, the 800 was fairly surprising. The next 3 qualifiers would have been considered fringe contenders.
All in all, there were some very good performances all around, both locally and the rest of the region teams. Full results at www.tristaterunnur.com/1AWestResults.htm
I apologize for the length
Tommy