The regular season is quickly coming to an end as over a dozen more state meets take place this weekend. States like Pennsylvania, Illinois, Washington and Oregon all hold their last contests of the season. MileSplit will keep you up to date with all the top state meet performances, and the few other non-state meets, throughout the weekend, so make sure to keep checking back.

Weekend Highlights (5/22 - 5/25)

Alaska State T&F Championships (AK)

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Saturday Highlights - The season wound down Saturday at the Alaska State T&F Championships, which saw some of the state's best seniors compete in their last competitions. Arizona State-bound senior Jordan Clarke (Bartlett, AK) finished up his storied throwing career by winning the boys 4A discus in 176-03. Clarke impressed the field and earned the double throw victory on the season. Andrea Cook (Bartlett, AK) also closed out her career by winning the girls 4A 400m dash in 57.92, while also helping her team win the 4x400m relay.

In the distance events perennial champions Trevor Dunbar (Kodiak, AK) and Leah Francis (Juneau-Douglas, AK) both impressed. Francis won the girls 4A 800m dash and 1600m run, while Dunbar won the boys 4A 1600m run and placed third in the 800m dash. Francis added both distance titles to the 3200m crown she won the day before, winning the 800m dash in 2:16.94 and the 1600m run in 5:00.65. Dunbar meanwhile won the 1600m run in an excellent time of 4:15.78, while his third place 800m effort was 2:00.24.

In the hurdles, Lauren Laichak (Dimond, AK) and Ceylon Mitchell (East Anchorage, AK) both earned double gold. Laichak won the girls 4A 100m and 300m hurdles, taking the title in the longer race in 46.76 and the shorter in 15.58. She also helped guide her Dimond team to victories in the 4x100m and 4x200m relays, as well as the team title. Mitchell won the boys 4A hurdles in 15.41 for the 110m hurdles and 39.88 for the 300m hurdles.

In the 1A-3A part of the championship, Kim Wilson (Hutchinson, AK) won an impressive sprint double by winning the 100m dash in 12.88 and 200m dash in 26.29. J.J. Lende (Haines, AK) exceeded expectations in the girls distance as well, winning the 800m dash in 2:19.79 and the 1600m run in 5:05.36. On the boys side Drew Edward (Grace Christian, AK) helped his team to the team title by winning the 100m dash, 200m dash, 400m dash and the 4x800m relay.

Friday Highlights - Here we go! The last meet of the Alaskan track season. All season long Jordan Clarke (Bartlett, AK) has shown he is one of the best, if not the best, thrower in the country. On Friday, day one of the Alaska State T&F Championships, Clarke continued his dominance by winning the boys 4A shot put in a new U.S. #1 mark of 71-03, improving upon his 70-06 throw from last weekend's regional competition.

Another mighty win came in the boys 4A 3200m run, which saw multi-time Alaskan state champion Trevor Dunbar (Kodiak, AK) actually lose a race. Jake Parisien (Palmer, AK) had been running well all season and showed he was just as good as Dunbar Friday by beating him in 9:11.27-9:13.68. Dunbar came back and qualified in the 800m dash as well.

In other action Andrea Cook (Bartlett, AK) impressed in the girls 4A sprints by running the fastest 200m and 400m times of the prelims. Cook ran 25.85 for the shorter race, while running the quarter in 58.31. Juneau-Douglas (AK) teammates Leah Francis and Katie Krehlik went 1-2 in the girls 4A 3200m run, as Francis won in 11:02.16 and Krehlik in 11:16.30. Ben Jackson (Service, AK) also performed well by winning the boys 4A high jump in 6-06 and triple jump in 44-05.25.

Arkansas Meet of Champions (AR)

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Highlights - Out of all the events at the Arkansas Meet of Champions, the boys and girls pole vault stole the show. All season long Stephanie Foreman (Lake Hamilton, AR) and Jason Pelletier (Bryant, AR) have been two of the top vaulters in the nation and both improved their status by winning their respective competitions. Foreman used the energy from the home-town crowd to vault 13-06.25 and earn a U.S. top eight ranking, while Pelletier cleared 16-00, showing amazing consistency.

Meanwhile, Caleb Cross (Newport, AR) pulled off a double victory in the hurdles. Cross won the 110m hurdles in 14.48 and came back later in the day to win the 300m hurdles in 38.36. Kenesha Hicks (Pine Bluff, AR) accomplished the same feat on the girls side by winning the 100m hurdles in 14.92 and 300m hurdles in 45.40.

The relays had some quality talent as well. Texarkana (AR) won the girls 4x400m relay with the most impressive female relay performance on the day. The squad ran away from their competition to easily win the event in 3:57.19. North Little Rock (AR) showed their power on the boys side by winning the 4x100m relay in a blazing time of 41.92.

Idaho State T&F Championships (ID)

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Friday Highlights - The Idaho State T&F Championships wrapped up Friday with some interesting results. The best performance of the day came in the girls 4A distance events, which saw Bethany McInturff (Century, ID) win the 800m and 1600m races in impressive fashion. McInturff won the 800m dash in 2:15.16 and came back a bit later to win the 1600m in 5:00.18. Both times were the top female times of the day regardless of class.

In the relays Eagle (ID) beat Centennial (ID) in the boys 5A 4x400m relay, which turned out to be the closest race of the day. Eagle nipped Centennial at the line 3:20.90-3:20.91. Centennial got a bit of satisfaction earlier in the day by winning the boys 5A 4x100m relay in 43.22. The top performance on the girls side came from Timberline (ID) winning the 5A 4x400m relay in 3:58.14.

Thursday Highlights - Big throws topped the opening day at the Idaho State T&F Championships. Both Michael Cardinal (Blackfoot, ID) and Caleb McSurdy (Borah, ID) came up big in the boys throws as Cardinal won both the shot put and discus throw in the 4A competition, while McSurdy won both in 5A. Cardinal threw 172-11 to win the discus and 56-09.50 to win the shot put. McSurdy did a bit better by throwing 174-00 in the discus and 57-08.50 in the shot put. Sam Nielson (Capital, ID) was the top female field event athlete in the triple jump. Nielson won the 5A competition in 38-04.

With no other final events on the day outside of sprint medlay relays and the 3200m run, Nicole Nielsen (Borah, ID) and Eric Fitzpatrick (Boise, ID) came up big in the long-distance race. Nielsen won the girls race in 11:10.45 and Fitzpatrick showed his strength by easily winning the boys competition in 9:35.66.

Illinois Boys State T&F Championships (IL)

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Saturday Highlights -

Friday Highlights - Massive rain delays and brisk temperatures made for a long day at the track. The state prelims ended three and a half hours later than anticipated and the gloom of the day seemed to really affect the athletes. One athlete who didn't seem affected however was Dan Block (Lake Park, IL). Block came up big in the shot put, earning the top prelim mark of the day in 63-03.75 and a sizeable cushion heading into Saturday's final. Block's rival Brett Einbecker (Waubonsie Valley, IL) surprisingly missed the shot put final, but redeemed himself a bit by earning the top discus prelim mark in 182-01, ranking just ahead of Block.

Most of the distance events were fairly slow compared to years past. Perhaps the best highlight of the day came in the 4x800m relay, which saw St. Charles North (IL) win the first heat in a great time of 7:48.22. With all four athletes only running this event on Saturday one can expect a big time here. Jeff Thode (Conant, IL) ran the top 1600m performance on the day in 4:13.82, blitzing the field over the final 250 meters.

The sprints weren't as deep as expected, but up front saw some nice highlights. Hurdlers Tyler Sipes (Bloomington, IL) and Kraig Appleton (East St. Louis, IL) ran 1-2 in prelim times in both the 110m hurdles and 300m hurdles. Sipes took the top time Friday in the 110m hurdles with a mark of 14.08, while Appleton ran the top mark in the longer hurdle event with a 38.21 effort. Junior Darien Donald (Cahokia, IL) ran the top mark in the 400m dash with a 48.01 effort and Demarcus Brooks (Springfield Southeast, IL) ran the 100m dash in 10.59 and 200m dash in 21.55, both the fastest prelim marks of the day.

Kansas State T&F Championships (KS)

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Weekend Highlights - The throwing events once again highlighted the Kansas State T&F Championships this weekend. All season long some of the best throwers in the country have been seen in Kansas and this weekend allowed all eyes to view them in one spot. The best performance of the whole weekend, and one of the best across the country, came crom Johannes Swanepoel (SM-South, KS). The sophomore won the boys javelin throw in 221-02, a new sophomore national class record.

Roxi Grizzle (Tonganoxie, KS) and Jacquelyn Leffler (Northern Heights, KS) impressed as well in the girls javelin throw. Grizzle threw 165-05 to win her classification title, while Leffler threw 157-07 to win her championship. In further results, Alex Hartig (Great Bend) threw 142-09 in the discus to win her classification.

On the track Terrance Thomas (SM-East, KS) lit up the field in the 100m and 200m dash events. The 6A star showed why he's the best sprinter in the state, easily blazing to victory in the 100m dash in 10.53 and the 200m dash in 21.81. Thomas also helped guide to victory i nthe 4x100m relay, as SM-East (KS) won in 42.41. The squad's 4x400m relay also put down the top performance in the event all weekend by running 3:18.80. Leavenworth (KS) earned the top spot in girls relay action by winning the 4x100m relay in 47.55.

In further field event action, Richard McCoy (OP-Blue Valley West, KS) lept 24-00 to close out his senior season. McCoy, who's one of the all-time greats in Kansas history in the jumps, easily won this competition. Isaac Mallory (Gardner Edgerton, KS) also competed well by winning the boys pole vault with a state leading 16-00.

Missouri 3A-4A State T&F Championships (MO)

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Saturday Highlights - Dominating performances dotted the results on Saturday at the Missouri State T&F Championships. The top performances came from senior sprint stars Maurice Mtichell (Raytown South, MO) and Alishea Usery (McCluer S-B). Both athletes won all three individual sprint events, while helping their relay squads win as well. Mitchell won the boys 4A 100m dash in 10.88, 200m dash in 21.40 and 400m dash in 47.67, while his team's 4x100m relay used his excellent anchor leg to run 41.47. Meanwhile, Usery won the girls 3A 100m dash in 11.78, 200m dash in 24.43 and 400m dash in 54.53, while guiding her squad's 4x400m relay team to victory in a U.S. top twenty time of 3:47.49.

Elsewhere, Tiffani McReynolds (Pembroke Hill, MO) won both girls 3A hurdle events, taking home the gold in the 100m hurdles with a time of 14.67 and the 300m hurdles in 43.47. On the boys side Kerwin Stricker (Washington, MO) won the boys 4A 300m hurdles in a great junior time of 37.71. Olivia Lewis (Gateway, MO) also did well in the girls 4A sprints, winning the girls 200m dash in 24.55.

Darwin Prince (Normandy, MO) did extremely well in the distance events. The 4A senior won the boys 800m dash in 1:54.39, but his most impressive performance came later in the day where he won the 1600m run in 4:12.66. On the girls side Alyssa Allison (Festus, MO) backed up her incredibly successful 4:51.70 1600m effort on Friday with a 3200m win in 10:48.58.

In the field events, Derek Blevins (Raytown South, MO) won the 4A boys triple jump in 48-00, helping guide his team to the team championship. Brittany Borman (Fesuts, MO) finished up her stellar career by winning the girls shot put in 42.08. In the relays, McCluer South-B. (MO) won the girls 3A 4x400m relay in 3:47.49 and 4x200m relay in 1:41.95. On the girls 4A side, Parkway Central (MO) won the girls 4x200m relay in 1:42.61 and won the 4x400m relay in 3:54.80. The top boys performance came from Hazelwood East (MO) as they won the boys 4A 4x200m relay in 1:26.92, then coming back later in the day to win the 4x400m relay in 3:16.29.

Friday Highlights - Some great results took place at the Missouri State T&F Championships Friday. Two handfuls of athletes led the way with national level performances, some of which rank U.S. top ten currently. Perhaps the best race of the came in the girls 3A 800m dash, which saw Cydney Ross (Villa Duchesne, MO) beat Kianna Ruff (McCluer S-B, MO) 2:09.88-2:09.89, outleaning Ruff at the line. Ross then came back later in the day to place second in the 1600m run to Alyssa Allison (Festus, MO) 4:51.70-4:55.23.

Ruff's teammates at McCluer S-B (MO) ran incredibly well too. Alishea Usery (McCluer S-B) led the team's sprint crew to three top seeded relays heading into Saturday's finals, while Usery earned the top seed in the 100m dash (12.09), second in the 200m dash (25.12) and top seed in the 400m dash (56.80).

Another top sprint performance came from all-American Maurice Mitchell (Raytown South, MO). Mitchell earned top marks in all three open sprint events, runnin 10.84 for 100m, 21.82 for 200m and 48.15 for 400m. Mitchell also led his squad's 4x100m relay, which ranked #1in the days prelims. Mitchell's teammate Derek Blevins (Raytown South, MO) won the boys 4A long jump with the top mark in 24.00.25, one of the top field event performances of the day.

The other top boys field event performance came from Andre' McDonald (Park Hill, MO), who won the boys high jump in 6-10, while also running the top 110m hurdle mark in 14.36, setting himself up well for Saturday's final in the event.

More top results came in the girls 4A competition. Lauren Borduin (Rock Bridge, MO) ran away from both fields in the 800m dash and 1600m run. Borduin ran 2:12.92 to win the 800m race, while coming back later in the day to win the longer race in 4:56.68. Jade Nalls (Raytown South, MO) and Jasmine Boyer (Ft. Zumawalt West, MO) impressed in the field events. Nalls won the triple jump with the top mark in the state by leaping 39-03.50. Meanwhile, Boyer won the shot put with a terrific toss of 46-09.25.

Montana State T&F Championships (MT)

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Friday Highlights - The first day of the Montana State T&F Championships provided a few highlights despite few event finals actually being run. Chris Williams (Great Falls CMR, MT) won the boys 100m dash in the AA section, winning in a great time of 10.82. Kaleob Palmer (Butte, MT) also unleashed a quality mark on the track by winning the 800m dash in 1:56.22.

On the girls side, Alexa Aragon (Billings Senior, MT) won the AA 1600m run in 5:02.41, running away from the field with 200m to go. Lindsey Hall (Missoula Big Sky, MT) also competed well with her 300m hurdle victory of 45.92. In field event results, Ty Rogers (Missoula Sentinel, MT) won the discus throw with a mark of 181-08. James Cole (Bozeman, MT) also competed well with his winning shot put mark of 55-11.

North Dakota State T&F Championships (ND)

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Weekend Highlights - What a weekend for sophomore super star Laura Roesler (Fargo South, ND). Roesler won four events, en route to guiding her squad to the team title. She won the 100m dash in 12.07, 200m dash in 24.30, 400m dash in 55.76 and 800m dash in a new state meet record time of 2:10.78. Simply outstanding. To have that type of range is simply unseen in high school track and field.

Roesler's teammate Katie Dockter (Fargo South, ND) performed exceptionally well also by winning the Division A girls long jump in 19-00.50 and triple jump in 37-07.25. However, the top performance of the girls jumps came from Kristen Killoran (Maple Valley, ND) by setting the state record in the triple jump with a leap of 39-08.25 and took home the top long jump mark in the girls Division AA with a jump of 19-04.50. Killoran also won the 300m hurdles in 45.10, while placing top three in the 100m hurdles.

Ellie Grooters (West Fargo, ND) ran great in the girls Division A hurdles by winning the 100m hurdles in 14.91 and the 300m hurdles in 44.50. In the distance events Lindsay Anderson (Benson County, ND) finished up her storied career by winning all three distance events in the Division AA side. Anderson won the 800m dash in 2:19.36, 1600m run in 5:12.39 and 3200m run in 11:05.90. On the Division A side Alissa Mears (West Fargo, ND) won the 1600m run in 5:14.50 and 3200m run in 11:11.21, and Mears is only an eighth grader.

The top boys distance performance came from multi-time state champion Joash Osoro (Bismarck St., ND). Osoro won the boys Division A 1600m run in 4:27.38 and 3200m run in 9:24.48. The top boys sprinters were in both divisions. Cory Ploof (Bismarck, ND) won the 100m and 200m dash events at the Division A level. Ploof won the 100m dash in 10.90, while coming back later in the day to take gold in the 200m dash in 21.81. Brian Sorensen (Hanzen, ND) completed the sprint trifecta in the Division AA competition. Sorensen won the 100m dash in 11.11, 200m dash in 22.15 and 400m dash in 50.92.

Other top boys results came from Ryan Todhunter (GF Red River, ND) and Seth Wisthoff (Glenburn, ND). Todhunter won the boys Division A 110m hurdles in 14.16. Wisthoff did incredibly well by winning the Division AA boys shot put in 59-02 and the discus in 183-11, some of the best throwing performances in North Dakota history.

Oregon 4A-6A State T&F Championships (OR)

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Saturday Highlights - With so many great results on Thursday and Friday, it was hard to imagine Saturday could be much better at the Oregon 4A-6A State T&F Championships. However, athletes across the board kept on performing and the day concluded with results similar to those of the first two days.

The best all-around performance of the weekend came from Kellie Schueler (Summit, OR) by winning the girls 100m, 200m and 400m dash events. Schueler won the 100m dash in 12.01, the 200m dash in 24.54 and the 400m dash in 55.04. That type of overall performance definitely inspired and excited the crowd. Jordan Polk (Lincoln, OR) also came up big in the sprints. Polk won the boys 6A 100m dash in a top performance of the day in 10.63.

Elsewhere, Eric Capelle (Barlow, OR) showed why he is one of the top hurdlers in the Pacific Northwest, winning the 110m hurdles in 14.51, then coming back to win the 300m hurdles in 38.89. Capelle also helped guide his Barlow (OR) squad to a 41.92 4x100m relay win.

The distance events saw Taylor Wallace (Henley, OR) and Nathan Mathabane (Lincoln, OR) come up big. Wallace dominated the girls 1500m run by taking home the title in 4:33.79, one of the top marks in the event this season. Mathabane meanwhile got some revenge from losing a close 800m dash the day before by winning the boys 6A 1500m run. The senior star beat Taylor Morgan (Central Catholic, OR) 3:53.78-3:54.74.

In field event action, Atoe Robert (The Dalles, OR) threw the best shot put mark of the season in Oregon, winning his event in 59-10. Lindsay Beard (South Eugene, OR) came up big as well by winning the girls pole vault with a great mark of 12-07.

Friday Highlights - Nathan Mathabane of Lincoln – 1:53/3:57 last year as a sophomore – towed the field through a solid 55.0 first 400, with Taylor Morgan (Central Catholic), the defending champion, and Elijah Greer (Lake Oswego), defending state 1,500 champion, in pursuit 5 yards back.

On the backstretch, Greer found another gear, went by with 200 to go and poured it on all the way to the finish, running 1:50.60 for a meet record (1:50.67 by Ryan Waite of St. Helens 2 years ago) and all-time state junior-year record (1:51.26 by Mike McGrath of Lincoln in 2002). It also surpassed his own PR of 1:51.49 from a year ago and puts him 5^th on the current U.S. high school list for 2008. Click Here for rest of article.

Thursday Highlights - The majority of the finals take place on Friday and Saturday in the track events but a few events showed just how good the Oregon State T&F Championships should be this year. Leading the way were the 6A javelin events which saw Ali Super (West Linn, OR) win the girls competition in 149-01 and Sam Crouser (Gresham, OR) won the boys competition in 199-06, a new U.S. top ten mark.

In further field event action, Spencer Patterson (Tigard, OR) lept 6-10 to win the boys 6A high jump, making him one of the high jumpers along the west coast. In the boys 4A pole vault, Lane Davison (North Bend, OR) won with a clearing height of 16-00. Elsewhere, Taylor Wallace (Henley, OR) posted the top mark in the girls 3,000m run. Wallace showed why she's the best distance runner in Oregon with a 9:58.30 time. On the guys side, Bryce Burgess (Franklin, OR) won the 6A championship in 8:36.83. Elliot Jantzer (Phoenix, OR) won the boys 4A race in 8:40.47 and Matt Miner (Ashland, OR) won the 5A boys race in 8:42.39.

Pennsylvania State T&F Championships (PA)

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Saturday Highlights - Saturday got off to a great start at then Pennsylvania State T&F Championships. North Penn's (PA) 4x800m relay led off the day with a new U.S. #1 performance and one of the top twenty best performances all time. The squad that has done so well all season long won the race in 7:38.79, becoming the first team to break 7:40 this season.

In the field events, Fawn Miller won the girls AA javelin throw with a new national sophomore class record of 167-02. Miller's mark ranks as one of the best this season thus far.

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South Dakota State T&F Championships (SD)

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Tennessee State T&F Championships (TN)

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Friday Highlights - Many of the top final events took place on Thursday, but a few highlights certainly stood out during Friday's Tennessee State T&F Championships. The top performance of the entire weekend came from Sean Keveren (Brentwood Academy, TN). The Virginia-bound senior won the boys 3200m run by breaking nine minutes for the first time this season in 8:58.18. He also won the 1600m run in 4:16.24, while placing second in the 800m dash in 1:55.23.

Zach Rogers (Lipscomb, TN) performed well too. Rogers showed why he's the best short sprinter in the state, winning the 100m dash in 10.80 and the 200m dash in 21.48, both top marks on the day regardless of division.

Thursday Highlights - While most of the boys compete at the Tennessee State T&F Championships Friday or Saturday, the girls took to the track Thursday and some great results came about. Jacquelyn Coward (Knoxville West, TN) wrapped up her stellar career with three victories and a second place finish. Coward won the 100m hurdles in 13.48 and came back later to break her state meet record of 41.11 in the 300m hurdles. Coward then anchored her team's 4x400m relay to victory in 3:51.12, running a 55.23 400m split and beating Maryville (TN) by less than a second. Coward's second place effort came at 100m where she finished behind Quanisha Sales (Hillsboro, TN), who won the event in a state record time of 11.75.

Kathy Kroeger (Independence, TN) also had a big day, winning both the 1600m run and 3200m run. Kroeger cruised to victory in the longer event, winning in a solid time of 10:49.89. Her win in the 1600m was a little more challenging with mid-distance star Virginia Hine (White Station, TN) right on her shoulder for part of the race, but Kroeger pulled away over the final 200m to win in 4:55.62. Elsewhere, Courtney Woodard (Ravenwood, TN) put up the biggest field event mark by winning the long jump in 38-03.25.

Washington State T&F Championships (WA)

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Results: 3A-4A / 1A-2A / 1B-2B

Weekend Highlights - While state rival Oregon were having their large class championships this weekend, the entire state of Washington competed at their respective state championships. While numerous performances could be crowned best this weekend, perhaps the best came from the distance runners. Leading the charge was Miles Unterreiner (Gig Harbor, WA) and Ryan Prentice (Mt. Rainer, WA). Unterreiner won the 4A boys 3200m and 1600m races in 9:13.51 and 4:13.72, while Pretice won those exact races at the 3A level in 9:16.42 and 4:18.64.

In the girls distance events Andrea Nelson (Shadle Park, WA) won the 6A girls 3200m run in 10:40.04, leading a deep field of competitors that saw eight girls break eleven minutes. Mietra Smollack (Oak Harbor, WA) competed with a lot of determination as well by winning the 1600m run with a top performance regardless of classification in 4:56.44.

Morgan Clem (Eastmont, WA) and Kayla Stueckle (Emerald Ridge, WA) both competed well in the girls hurdle events. Competing in seperate divisions, Clem won the 300m hurdles in 43.10, while Stueckle won the same event in 43.48. J. Hopkins (Everett, WA) performed the best in the long hurdles on the boys side with his winning mark of 37.68.

The sprint events saw some deep competition as well. On the girls side Charnay Combs (Rainier Beach, WA) won the 200m dash with one of the top times in the day in 24.84, winning her 3A division soundly. In the girls 4A division, Bianca Greene (Garfield, WA) won the girls 100m dash in 12.01 and the 24.20 in the 200m dash. On the boys side, Kinsley Ojukwu (Union, WA) won the 3A boys 100m dash in 10.73 and the 200m dash in 21.79, while Ty Lang (Heritage, WA) scored victories in both events on the 4A side with times of 10.82 and 21.67.

In field event action Kelly McNamee (Joel Ferris, WA) continued her winning ways in the girls high jump by winning the event with a mark of 5-08. She was challenged however by Christine Rice (Mountain View, WA), who nearly pulled off the upset and lept 5-08 as well but lost on the misses rule. In the boys throwing events, David Decastro (Bellevue, WA) won the boys shot put with a leading mark of 58-09.75, while Jacob Wilson (Heritage, WA) pulled off the best javelin throw of the day in 207-10.

Last but certainly not least, Andrea Geubelle (Curtis, WA) won the girls long jump and triple jump in dominant style. The senior won the long jump with a mark of 19-01.75, while running 39-10.75 to win the triple.

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