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April 03/04
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April 03/04
We have about 95% of this weeks meets in the database
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Results
Results
Blazers' Shirk shows her stuff
By ANDREW MASON
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BOONSBORO — Paige Shirk has won three Maryland Class 1A state titles in her career — two in the shot put and one in the discus.
But the Clear Spring junior has never performed better than she did Saturday in the 10th edition of the Dwight Scott Track & Field Invitational at Boonsboro High School.
Shirk won the shot put with a throw of 41 feet, 6 inches to equal her personal record while shattering the meet record by more than 5 feet. She also set a personal record in the discus with her second-place throw of 114-9.
“I think I’ll progress a lot more throughou t the season,” she said. “Right now, I’m just trying to figure out my technique.” Read More
By ANDREW MASON
Results Photos
BOONSBORO — Paige Shirk has won three Maryland Class 1A state titles in her career — two in the shot put and one in the discus.
But the Clear Spring junior has never performed better than she did Saturday in the 10th edition of the Dwight Scott Track & Field Invitational at Boonsboro High School.
Shirk won the shot put with a throw of 41 feet, 6 inches to equal her personal record while shattering the meet record by more than 5 feet. She also set a personal record in the discus with her second-place throw of 114-9.
“I think I’ll progress a lot more throughou t the season,” she said. “Right now, I’m just trying to figure out my technique.” Read More
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Stone Bridge tops Knights in Don Boyer Invitational
Results Photos Set 1 Set 2
By Bill Cauley
News-Post Staff
Middletown -- Saturday's high winds gave Stone Bridge the edge it would need to defeat Middletown 's boys in the fourth annual Don Boyer Invitational Track and Field Meet.
The 17-team field had to contend with a sustained wind of about 25 mph and gusts of about 40 mph all day. The high winds led to the cancellation of the pole vault, where the host Knights were heavy favorites.
With that event gone from the day's lineup, it would all come down to the final event of the day, the boys 1,600-meter relay.
Three points separated second-place Middletown from first-place Stone Bridge going into the final two events.The Bulldogs won the first of these, the boys 400 relay. The Knights would have to win the 1,600 relay and hope Stone Bridge would get fourth or less for the meet title.Read More
Results Photos Set 1 Set 2
By Bill Cauley
News-Post Staff
Middletown -- Saturday's high winds gave Stone Bridge the edge it would need to defeat Middletown 's boys in the fourth annual Don Boyer Invitational Track and Field Meet.
The 17-team field had to contend with a sustained wind of about 25 mph and gusts of about 40 mph all day. The high winds led to the cancellation of the pole vault, where the host Knights were heavy favorites.
With that event gone from the day's lineup, it would all come down to the final event of the day, the boys 1,600-meter relay.
Three points separated second-place Middletown from first-place Stone Bridge going into the final two events.The Bulldogs won the first of these, the boys 400 relay. The Knights would have to win the 1,600 relay and hope Stone Bridge would get fourth or less for the meet title.Read More
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Midland boys, Hurricane girls win Akers Memorial
Results Photos
Taylor Kuykendall/The Herald-Dispatch
ONA -- Cabell Midland's boys and Hurricane's girls won Class AAA state track and field championships last season. Saturday proved to be just another run in the park, as both teams captured division titles in the the Carlos Akers Memorial at Chris Parsons Track.
The Knights had 105 points to capture the boys team title, while Hurricane claimed second with 89.33 and St. Albans ran third with 80. Hurricane's girls racked up 142 points and Gallipolis placed second with 104. Cabell Midland was third with 98.Cabell Midland boys graduated a talented senior class from last season, but coach Chris Parsons has his young team reloaded and ready to compete at a high level. Parsons said he always gets the maximum effort from every kid in his program.
"We lost a lot of talent from last season, but the kids work hard to keep our proud tradition going," Parsons said. "It was a pleasant surprise for the guys to win this meet and we have to continue to get better over the course of the season."Read More
Hurricane girls win at Midland
wvgazette.com
Hurricane captured the girls championship at the Carlos Akers Memorial high school track meet at Cabell Midland High on Saturday.
The Redskins scored 142 points to comfortable outpace Gallipolis (Ohio), which tallied 104 points. Hurricane's Josie Crouch won the 800 meters in a meet-record time of 2:19.18 while Alex Dent took the 1600. The Redskins' Jaclyn Schiffour won the 100 hurdles and pole vault and Hurricane was first in the 4x400 and 4x800 relays, both in meet-record times.
Midland captured the boys team title with 105 points while Hurricane was second with 891/3. Hurricane's Terrell Martin swept the 100 and 200 and Gavin Donathan won the shot put and discus. St. Albans' Andrew Bailey (800), Caleb Ellis (3200), Quincy Bruton (110 hurdles), David Osborne (pole vault) and the 4x800 relay team all took victories for a third-place finish. Winfield's Cody Schuler was first in the high jump.
Results Photos
Taylor Kuykendall/The Herald-Dispatch
ONA -- Cabell Midland's boys and Hurricane's girls won Class AAA state track and field championships last season. Saturday proved to be just another run in the park, as both teams captured division titles in the the Carlos Akers Memorial at Chris Parsons Track.
The Knights had 105 points to capture the boys team title, while Hurricane claimed second with 89.33 and St. Albans ran third with 80. Hurricane's girls racked up 142 points and Gallipolis placed second with 104. Cabell Midland was third with 98.Cabell Midland boys graduated a talented senior class from last season, but coach Chris Parsons has his young team reloaded and ready to compete at a high level. Parsons said he always gets the maximum effort from every kid in his program.
"We lost a lot of talent from last season, but the kids work hard to keep our proud tradition going," Parsons said. "It was a pleasant surprise for the guys to win this meet and we have to continue to get better over the course of the season."Read More
Hurricane girls win at Midland
wvgazette.com
Hurricane captured the girls championship at the Carlos Akers Memorial high school track meet at Cabell Midland High on Saturday.
The Redskins scored 142 points to comfortable outpace Gallipolis (Ohio), which tallied 104 points. Hurricane's Josie Crouch won the 800 meters in a meet-record time of 2:19.18 while Alex Dent took the 1600. The Redskins' Jaclyn Schiffour won the 100 hurdles and pole vault and Hurricane was first in the 4x400 and 4x800 relays, both in meet-record times.
Midland captured the boys team title with 105 points while Hurricane was second with 891/3. Hurricane's Terrell Martin swept the 100 and 200 and Gavin Donathan won the shot put and discus. St. Albans' Andrew Bailey (800), Caleb Ellis (3200), Quincy Bruton (110 hurdles), David Osborne (pole vault) and the 4x800 relay team all took victories for a third-place finish. Winfield's Cody Schuler was first in the high jump.
McDonogh girls, Thomas Johnson boys capture team championships
By Jeff Seidel Special to The Baltimore Sun
Results Full Coverage by Running Maryland
Top-ranked McDonogh brought only seven girls to Saturday's Pikesville Track Classic, but the Eagles still managed to pull out a tough victory.
Despite holding out three of their top athletes, the Eagles used the talents of Kristen Brown and six teammates to finish with 68points, beating Thomas Johnson (61), No.7 Catonsville (58.5) and No. 3 Western (55) in the 40-team meet at Pikesville.
"We only brought a handful here, but we did well," said Alrick Munroe, McDonogh's co-coach with Jeff Sanborn. "They really stepped up."
Brown won the 100 hurdles in 14.38 seconds and took second in the long jump. Moriah Young finished second in the shot put and third in the discus. The Eagles' Jessica Caldwell (34 feet, 6 inches) and Nyerre Osiomwan (34-4.5) took first and second in the triple jump.Read More
By Jeff Seidel Special to The Baltimore Sun
Results Full Coverage by Running Maryland
Top-ranked McDonogh brought only seven girls to Saturday's Pikesville Track Classic, but the Eagles still managed to pull out a tough victory.
Despite holding out three of their top athletes, the Eagles used the talents of Kristen Brown and six teammates to finish with 68points, beating Thomas Johnson (61), No.7 Catonsville (58.5) and No. 3 Western (55) in the 40-team meet at Pikesville.
"We only brought a handful here, but we did well," said Alrick Munroe, McDonogh's co-coach with Jeff Sanborn. "They really stepped up."
Brown won the 100 hurdles in 14.38 seconds and took second in the long jump. Moriah Young finished second in the shot put and third in the discus. The Eagles' Jessica Caldwell (34 feet, 6 inches) and Nyerre Osiomwan (34-4.5) took first and second in the triple jump.Read More
Winfield up for another AAA challenge
Boys track team wins GW invite
By Rick Ryan
Assistant Sports Editor
Results
For Winfield, the playing field changes this season.
After running circles around Class AA competition for years at the state track meet, the Generals are moving on up to AAA
Boys track team wins GW invite
By Rick Ryan
Assistant Sports Editor
Results
For Winfield, the playing field changes this season.
After running circles around Class AA competition for years at the state track meet, the Generals are moving on up to AAA
The resistance they meet will undoubtedly toughen, but their goals remain the same - to go as far and as fast as they can.
"I know it will be a challenge to them, but they're up to it,'' said Shawn Anderson, Winfield's boys coach, at the BB&T George Washington Classic Friday at Laidley Field.
"And I think they're having fun. I know all of us on the coaching staff are having a lot of fun with the kids.''
The past few seasons sure have been a lot of fun for the Generals, who swept both the boys and girls state meet championships in the same year five times since 1998.
They had more good times Friday as Winfield more than doubled runner-up Buckhannon-Upshur (154-66) to take the BB&T boys team title, and the Generals finished as runners-up to B-U in the girls meet (107-931/3).Read More
"I know it will be a challenge to them, but they're up to it,'' said Shawn Anderson, Winfield's boys coach, at the BB&T George Washington Classic Friday at Laidley Field.
"And I think they're having fun. I know all of us on the coaching staff are having a lot of fun with the kids.''
The past few seasons sure have been a lot of fun for the Generals, who swept both the boys and girls state meet championships in the same year five times since 1998.
They had more good times Friday as Winfield more than doubled runner-up Buckhannon-Upshur (154-66) to take the BB&T boys team title, and the Generals finished as runners-up to B-U in the girls meet (107-931/3).Read More
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Winfield's Caleb Martin won the 110-meter hurdles Friday night.
Winfield's Caleb Martin won the 110-meter hurdles Friday night.
4/03/09 Border Clash Relays - Cancelled
4/03/09 CNU's 25th Annual HS Captain's Classic
4/03/09 Cronly Invitational
4/03/09 Charles Nesbitt Relays
4/03/09 Metro Run & Walk Invitational
4/03/09 The 2nd Annual BB&T Classic
4/04/09 Pepsi-Tweedlie Invitational
4/04/09 10th Annual Dwight Scott Battelfield Blast
4/04/09 Falcon Invitational Track Meet
4/04/09 Pikesville Track Classic
4/04/09 Don Boyer Invitational
4/04/09 Carlos Akers Memorial Track & Field meet
4/04/09 Elkins Irwin Invitational
4/04/09 2009 Momentive Performance Classic
4/04/09 TSTCA Outdoor Championship
4/04/09 Bedford Giant Eagle Invitationa
4/04/09 Woodward Relays
4/04/09 Crimson Tide Classic
4/03/09 CNU's 25th Annual HS Captain's Classic
4/03/09 Cronly Invitational
4/03/09 Charles Nesbitt Relays
4/03/09 Metro Run & Walk Invitational
4/03/09 The 2nd Annual BB&T Classic
4/04/09 Pepsi-Tweedlie Invitational
4/04/09 10th Annual Dwight Scott Battelfield Blast
4/04/09 Falcon Invitational Track Meet
4/04/09 Pikesville Track Classic
4/04/09 Don Boyer Invitational
4/04/09 Carlos Akers Memorial Track & Field meet
4/04/09 Elkins Irwin Invitational
4/04/09 2009 Momentive Performance Classic
4/04/09 TSTCA Outdoor Championship
4/04/09 Bedford Giant Eagle Invitationa
4/04/09 Woodward Relays
4/04/09 Crimson Tide Classic
Fort Hill’s Twigg ‘Outstanding’ at Bedford
Results
Cumberland Times-News
BEDFORD, Pa. — Fort Hill’s Amanda Twigg won the 800- and 1600-meter runs on her way to being named Outstanding Track Athlete in the girls meet of the Bedford Giant Eagle Track Invitational Saturday.
Twigg won the 800-meter run, setting a new meet record at 2:23.6, then won the 1600 in 5:21.2.
For Mountain Ridge, Maura Jones was a double-winner as well, taking the 200-meter dash in 28 seconds, and the 400-meter dash in 1:02.4 Jones finished second in the 100 at 13.3 seconds.
In the boys meet, Mountain Ridge’s Randy Peay was third in the 100 (11.8) and second in the 200 (24.4). Fort Hill’s Dylan Clay, who on Tuesday broke the Fort Hill freshman school record in the Junior Varsity Invitational at Greenway, finished third in the 200 Saturday in Bedford in 24.7 seconds.
The girls meet was won by North Cambria with 106 points, while Mountain Ridge and Fort Hill finished tied for seventh in the 19-team event with 28 points.
Tyrone won the 17-team boys event with 108 1-2 points, edging out Bedford, which scored 101. Mountain Ridge finished sixth with 32 points and Fort Hill finished 13th with 10 points.
LKC contingent flexes muscle at track meet
St. Marys, ’Jacket girls finish 1-2 at Knights Invite
Results
By JIM BUTTA,
MIDDLEBOURNE-The Little Kanawha Conference flexed its muscle here Saturday afternoon as the gals from St Marys and Williamstown swept the top two team places at the Tyler Consolidated/Momemtive Performance Classic.
Paced by the individual first place efforts of seniors Brittany Wilson (100, 13.76) and Lydia Powell (200, 28.33) the Blue Devils captured a 20-point, 129-109, victory over the Yellowjackets.
Finishing third with 85 points was River (OH) followed by Oak Glen (70), Ritchie County (48), Tyler (45), Weirton Madonna (42), Paden City (21), Cameron (5) and Magnolia (4).
In the boys' division Oak Glen proved to be too deep for the rest of the 10-team field, capturing a 134-93.5 victory over runner-up Tyler Consolidated. Rounding out the team scoring was Magnolia (80), River (65), Ritchie (62.5), Williamstown (56), St. Marys (34), Paden City (16), Cameron (13) and Madonna (4).Read More
Lindo Shines in Return, Atkinson Wins 3 Events
By Carl Little
Special to The Washington Post
Results
After spending nearly a year away from track, Dametrius Lindo made a triumphant return yesterday at the Crimson Tide Classic at Dunbar. The Ballou junior won two events and set a meet record.
On a blustery day in Northwest Washington, Lindo captured the 110-meter hurdles in a meet-record 14.3 seconds. Later, he anchored Ballou's 4x100 relay team to victory. Larry Pinkard, Julius West, Byron Johnson and Lindo brought the stick around the track in 42.89.
"It feels so good," Lindo said. "This is my first love."
The early-season meet featured schools from the District, Maryland, Virginia and New York. Read More
For Gaithersburg, it's all about the ‘O'
Trojan boys, Clarksburg girls win Woodward Relays
by Joey Sabet Gazette
Gaithersburg senior Owen Cain, the 2008-09 Gazette indoor track Athlete of the Year, and the rest of the Trojan boys outdoor squad continued their impressive start to the season by winning the Woodward Relays at Georgetown Prep on Saturday.
Cain helped Gaithersburg win the high and triple-jump relays by recording the best individual jumps of the day (6 feet, 2 inches and 43-9 respectively). But this season, the Trojans aren't resting on their laurels.
"We're always going to have the field events," said Cain. "If we want to get where we want to be, our sprinting has to improve." Read More
Breezy Boyer meet blows Knights to top four finishes
Middletown boys finish second, girls fourth in 16-team Invitational
The April showers didn't even touch the Don Boyer Invitational at Middletown High on Saturday. Instead, the April wind tunnel added a whole new element to the meet's events.
Winds went from a low breeze of 6 mph to blasting gusts of 20 mph, with a peak speed of 29 mph. The only constant about them was the direction — barreling right down the homestretch.
The wind was a simultaneous blessing and curse. It knocked out the pole vault event completely, robbing Middletown of one of its key advantages. Left in a foot race of relays against Virginia's Stone Bridge, the Knights came up just three points shy, 103-100 1/3. Linganore placed third with 62 points. Read More
Musselman boys, girls win Irwin Invitational titles
Staff Reports
he Musselman boys finished with 97 points, followed by Pocahontas County (93), Lewis County (80), Elkins (68) and Tygarts Valley (14).The Musselman boys finished with 97 points, followed by Pocahontas County (93), Lewis County (80), Elkins (68) and Tygarts Valley (14).
Abe Rittenhouse won two events to pace the Warriors. He captured the 800 and 1,600.
Other first-place winners for the Warriors included Trevor Caplinger (400), Evan Rose (discus), Jeff Fertig (high jump) and the 4x400 and 4x800 relay teams.
Lewis County's Tyler Williams won three events - the 100, 200 and 110 hurdles. Teamamte Hunter McWhorter also placed first in the shotput.Read More
Harris sisters help Urbana place second
Twins combine to win three events as Hawks finish runner-up at the Scott Invitational
by Todd McElwee | Staff Writer
Officially, Saturday afternoon's meet at Boonsboro High was known as the Dwight Scott Track & Field Invitational.
But for many of the Frederick and Carroll county residents in attendance it will be remembered as the "Harris Sister Showcase." Combining to win three events, Urbana's Chardae and Charma Harris stole the show over the weekend in Washington County.
"It's fun," Chardae Harris said. "We're not really competitive since we do different events, but it's always nice to both win."
Charma Harris struck first. A basketball player, she got a late start to the track season and was making only her second meet appearance of the campaign. After winning her debut in the 100 meters at Westminster, she found success again at Boonsboro. Building off a solid start, she clipped South Carroll's Cody Mezebish 13:11 to 13:26 for the victory in the same event.Read More
Results
Cumberland Times-News
BEDFORD, Pa. — Fort Hill’s Amanda Twigg won the 800- and 1600-meter runs on her way to being named Outstanding Track Athlete in the girls meet of the Bedford Giant Eagle Track Invitational Saturday.
Twigg won the 800-meter run, setting a new meet record at 2:23.6, then won the 1600 in 5:21.2.
For Mountain Ridge, Maura Jones was a double-winner as well, taking the 200-meter dash in 28 seconds, and the 400-meter dash in 1:02.4 Jones finished second in the 100 at 13.3 seconds.
In the boys meet, Mountain Ridge’s Randy Peay was third in the 100 (11.8) and second in the 200 (24.4). Fort Hill’s Dylan Clay, who on Tuesday broke the Fort Hill freshman school record in the Junior Varsity Invitational at Greenway, finished third in the 200 Saturday in Bedford in 24.7 seconds.
The girls meet was won by North Cambria with 106 points, while Mountain Ridge and Fort Hill finished tied for seventh in the 19-team event with 28 points.
Tyrone won the 17-team boys event with 108 1-2 points, edging out Bedford, which scored 101. Mountain Ridge finished sixth with 32 points and Fort Hill finished 13th with 10 points.
LKC contingent flexes muscle at track meet
St. Marys, ’Jacket girls finish 1-2 at Knights Invite
Results
By JIM BUTTA,
MIDDLEBOURNE-The Little Kanawha Conference flexed its muscle here Saturday afternoon as the gals from St Marys and Williamstown swept the top two team places at the Tyler Consolidated/Momemtive Performance Classic.
Paced by the individual first place efforts of seniors Brittany Wilson (100, 13.76) and Lydia Powell (200, 28.33) the Blue Devils captured a 20-point, 129-109, victory over the Yellowjackets.
Finishing third with 85 points was River (OH) followed by Oak Glen (70), Ritchie County (48), Tyler (45), Weirton Madonna (42), Paden City (21), Cameron (5) and Magnolia (4).
In the boys' division Oak Glen proved to be too deep for the rest of the 10-team field, capturing a 134-93.5 victory over runner-up Tyler Consolidated. Rounding out the team scoring was Magnolia (80), River (65), Ritchie (62.5), Williamstown (56), St. Marys (34), Paden City (16), Cameron (13) and Madonna (4).Read More
Lindo Shines in Return, Atkinson Wins 3 Events
By Carl Little
Special to The Washington Post
Results
After spending nearly a year away from track, Dametrius Lindo made a triumphant return yesterday at the Crimson Tide Classic at Dunbar. The Ballou junior won two events and set a meet record.
On a blustery day in Northwest Washington, Lindo captured the 110-meter hurdles in a meet-record 14.3 seconds. Later, he anchored Ballou's 4x100 relay team to victory. Larry Pinkard, Julius West, Byron Johnson and Lindo brought the stick around the track in 42.89.
"It feels so good," Lindo said. "This is my first love."
The early-season meet featured schools from the District, Maryland, Virginia and New York. Read More
For Gaithersburg, it's all about the ‘O'
Trojan boys, Clarksburg girls win Woodward Relays
by Joey Sabet Gazette
Gaithersburg senior Owen Cain, the 2008-09 Gazette indoor track Athlete of the Year, and the rest of the Trojan boys outdoor squad continued their impressive start to the season by winning the Woodward Relays at Georgetown Prep on Saturday.
Cain helped Gaithersburg win the high and triple-jump relays by recording the best individual jumps of the day (6 feet, 2 inches and 43-9 respectively). But this season, the Trojans aren't resting on their laurels.
"We're always going to have the field events," said Cain. "If we want to get where we want to be, our sprinting has to improve." Read More
Breezy Boyer meet blows Knights to top four finishes
Middletown boys finish second, girls fourth in 16-team Invitational
The April showers didn't even touch the Don Boyer Invitational at Middletown High on Saturday. Instead, the April wind tunnel added a whole new element to the meet's events.
Winds went from a low breeze of 6 mph to blasting gusts of 20 mph, with a peak speed of 29 mph. The only constant about them was the direction — barreling right down the homestretch.
The wind was a simultaneous blessing and curse. It knocked out the pole vault event completely, robbing Middletown of one of its key advantages. Left in a foot race of relays against Virginia's Stone Bridge, the Knights came up just three points shy, 103-100 1/3. Linganore placed third with 62 points. Read More
Musselman boys, girls win Irwin Invitational titles
Staff Reports
he Musselman boys finished with 97 points, followed by Pocahontas County (93), Lewis County (80), Elkins (68) and Tygarts Valley (14).The Musselman boys finished with 97 points, followed by Pocahontas County (93), Lewis County (80), Elkins (68) and Tygarts Valley (14).
Abe Rittenhouse won two events to pace the Warriors. He captured the 800 and 1,600.
Other first-place winners for the Warriors included Trevor Caplinger (400), Evan Rose (discus), Jeff Fertig (high jump) and the 4x400 and 4x800 relay teams.
Lewis County's Tyler Williams won three events - the 100, 200 and 110 hurdles. Teamamte Hunter McWhorter also placed first in the shotput.Read More
Harris sisters help Urbana place second
Twins combine to win three events as Hawks finish runner-up at the Scott Invitational
by Todd McElwee | Staff Writer
Officially, Saturday afternoon's meet at Boonsboro High was known as the Dwight Scott Track & Field Invitational.
But for many of the Frederick and Carroll county residents in attendance it will be remembered as the "Harris Sister Showcase." Combining to win three events, Urbana's Chardae and Charma Harris stole the show over the weekend in Washington County.
"It's fun," Chardae Harris said. "We're not really competitive since we do different events, but it's always nice to both win."
Charma Harris struck first. A basketball player, she got a late start to the track season and was making only her second meet appearance of the campaign. After winning her debut in the 100 meters at Westminster, she found success again at Boonsboro. Building off a solid start, she clipped South Carroll's Cody Mezebish 13:11 to 13:26 for the victory in the same event.Read More
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