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Gobbler Fan
03-11-2006, 01:03 AM
Cuero ran a 41.4 in the 4x100 and a 1:27 in the 4x200 winning both event's . This was one fast Meet the teams that were there included -
Bay City-not much of a showing
Bush-Never heard of them before today but they are quick
Clements-fast
El Campo-fast
FT. Bend Austin
Dickinson
Stafford
Victoria Memorial -good showing from their distance runners
Willowridge -quick 2nd overall
Cuero -3rd overall
Rosenberg Terry-very fast
Foster-Won the meet very fast
Louise
7-Lakes


I dont think they larger schools knew what hit em in the sprint relay's----Cuero was burning up the track .

gobbler grad
03-11-2006, 09:11 AM
dang, I wanted to see them run again...Did James run the 100 this week, just wondering

anyway, great job guys...:clap:

44INAROW
03-11-2006, 11:03 AM
Any idea how the Mile Relay did?

Gobbler Fan
03-11-2006, 11:58 AM
The mile relay had 3:27*Williams-Ruiz-Clark-James* or close to that they ended up 3rd . Brandon ran just the relay's at this meet. On the girls side all I can say is -wow- some of those teams were incredible the 100 was won with a 11.8 which is very fast another time that sticks out is the 300m H for the girls which was won with a 46 :eek: .

Chief Ohera
03-11-2006, 12:35 PM
run those times when it counts, it means nothing this early in the season, you can be the fastest team in march but when may comes it could be a different story,
times don't mean anything this early in the season.

"runners run on ground, sprinters sprint over ground"
until next time.....................

gobbler grad
03-11-2006, 12:40 PM
until next time, we shall run havoc on everyone till we get to you...:eek: see you in May...:D

gobblerfan02
03-11-2006, 12:54 PM
Does anyone know where I can find the times from the El Campo Meet??? I've been looking online for a while now and can't find them....just seein how much faster my little 3A school was compared to all those 4A austin schools!:D

hutex04
03-11-2006, 01:46 PM
how many starters are coming back for Cuero this year in football? 3rd time might be the charm for the gobblers. They always seem fully loaded with talent

District303aPastPlayer
03-11-2006, 01:50 PM
Originally posted by hutex04
how many starters are coming back for Cuero this year in football? 3rd time might be the charm for the gobblers. They always seem fully loaded with talent

they have a QB, RB, WR, and OLineman coming back that should produce, produce, produce.

oh well
03-11-2006, 02:16 PM
Originally posted by Chief Ohera
run those times when it counts, it means nothing this early in the season, you can be the fastest team in march but when may comes it could be a different story,
times don't mean anything this early in the season.

"runners run on ground, sprinters sprint over ground"
until next time.....................

Run those times anytime and they are still fast. Great meet

gato 76
03-11-2006, 03:19 PM
Gobbla Fan, BC has not done very well in track for the last few years i don't know why the kids just haven shown up.But i will tell you this when Cuero & Bay City play this year in football you will see lots of speed on the BC team,lots more team speed than EC

ILS1
03-11-2006, 05:02 PM
Originally posted by gobblerfan02
Does anyone know where I can find the times from the El Campo Meet??? I've been looking online for a while now and can't find them....just seein how much faster my little 3A school was compared to all those 4A austin schools!:D




Did you try www.texastrack.com? They usually have results here!!

44INAROW
03-11-2006, 05:10 PM
Originally posted by Chief Ohera
run those times when it counts,

They did in May of 2005 -

Until next time.......

:rolleyes:

crabman
03-11-2006, 05:13 PM
texastrack.com doesn't have them yet. Neither does the Bay City, Richmond, Rosenberg, Bay City, El Campo, or Houston papers. It is best to just wait for www.texastrack.com

Does anybody know how Sheppard and Jamelka did in their hurdles races? Or Hargrove in his individual event?

44INAROW
03-11-2006, 05:14 PM
Originally posted by District303aPastPlayer
they have a QB, RB, WR, and OLineman coming back that should produce, produce, produce.

also undefeated Freshman and JV to throw some guys in the mix...... sure hope it all comes together this fall.......

maroogreen
03-11-2006, 10:14 PM
I'm partial to txrunning.com for track results. They are not always the first with the results, but I like the layout of the site better.

Very impressive times on the two relays. The mile relay time is at least 3 seconds off of last week's time in Yoakum. Last week was a 3:24.97. Is the difference explained by putting Clark on the mile relay? He has been running really well so far, but three seconds is a fair difference. Or were they just off last night?

As for next year's football team, the Gobblers should do just fine. ;)

44INAROW
03-12-2006, 12:11 AM
I spoke to KJ earlier this evening and he said he threw 157 on the discus and got 1st place. I believe that is 3 feet further than last week.. Great Job Gobbler84:clap: :clap:

Gobbler Fan
03-12-2006, 06:28 AM
Team totals - 1. Rosenberg Terry, 110.833; 2. Richmond Foster, 102; 3. Memorial, 85; 4. Fort Bend Bush, 79.333; 5. Sugar Land Willowridge, 64.8333; 6. Fort Bend Austin, 48; 7. Cuero, 45; 8. El Campo, 30; 9. Palacios, 24; 10. Stafford, 22; 11. Sugar Land Clements, 9.

Pole vault - 1. Kristi Hermes, Memorial, 11-0; 2. Haley Kilgore, Memorial, 9-6; 3. Hillary Drozd, Memorial, 8-6; 4. (tie) Brittini Matajek, Cuero, 8-0.

Shot put - 1. Bianca Chambers, Willowridge, 40-10; 2. Stephanie Camp, Palacios, 37-9.5; 3. Simone Greenleaf, Terry, 35-0.5; 4. Alexis Avery, Memorial, 34-6; 5. Bree Smith, Memorial, 32-7; 6. Shae Solomon, El Campo, 32-5.75.

Discus - 1. Camp, Palacios, 130-9; 2. Caitlin Holland, Cuero, 103-9.5; 3. McKenzie Conn, Foster, 101-4; 4. Laura Haun, Cuero, 100-7.

Long jump - 1. Alicia Jackson, Terry, 17-10.5; 2. Brittani Williams, Willowridge, 17-5.5; 3. Melissa Painter, Austin, 17-2; 6. Emily Reese, Cuero, 16-5.

High jump - 1. Jackson, Terry, 5-4; 2. (tie) Painter, Austin & Hannah Davis, Memorial, 5-2; 4. Samantha Alvarez, Memorial, 5-0.

Triple jump - 1. Jordan Reese, Cuero, 35-11; 2. Williams, Willowridge, 35-6; 3. Michelle Green, Memorial, 35-5.5; 4. (tie) Kilgore, Memorial, 34-11.

3,200 - 1. Ashley Pena, Memorial, 12:20.69; 2. Kaelie Foudeh, Foster, 12:24.62; 3. Sonya Solorio, Bush, 12:41.37; 4. Lindsey Merck, El Campo, 12:48.03; 5. Jordan Draper, Memorial, 12:50.69; 6. Kasie Sedlock, El Campo, 13:04.84.

400 relay - 1. Terry, 49.50; 2. Bush, 50.16; 3. El Campo, 50.56; 4. Memorial, 50.60; 6. Palacios, 51.94.

800 - 1. May, Stafford, 2:20.94; 2. Butters, Foster, 2:24.87; 3. Williams, Willowridge, 2:26.78.

100 hurdles - 1. Jackson, Terry, 15.03; 2. J. Reese, Cuero, 15.84; 3. Erika Coleman, Foster, 16.03; 4. Kristen Greenawalt, Palacios, 16.38; 6. (tie) Sara Beth Hedrick, Cuero & E. Reese, Cuero, 16.84.

100 - 1. Jessica Gregory, Foster, 11.71; 2. Jackie Faniel, Terry, 12.53; 3. Sahara Bragner, Memorial, 12.56.

800 relay - 1. Foster, 1:45.72; 2. Terry, 1:46.34; 3. El Campo, 1:47.87; 5. Memorial, 1:48.31.

400 - 1. Jennifer Okolo, Bush, 58.91; 2. Jasmine Dalton, Stafford, 59.75; 3. Kristen Duckett, Cuero, 1:00.19; 5. Green, Memorial, 1:01.38.

300 hurdles - 1. Jackson, Terry, 46.75; 2. Arielle Yearbyz, Bush, 47.87; 3. Sara Butters, Foster, 48.38.

200 - 1. Gregory, Foster, 25.75; 2. Faniel, Terry, 26.43; 3. Brittany Gibson, Terry, 27.03.

1,600 - 1. Howell, Austin, 5:33.47; 2. Foudeh, Foster, 5:37.28; 3. Johnson, Bush, 5:45.35; 5. Pena, Memorial, 5:51.00; 6. Draper, 5:54.28.

1,600 relay - 1. Willowridge, 4:07.13; 2. Bush, 4:10.28; 3. Foster, 4:12.56; 5. Cuero, 4:16.31.

BOYS

Team totals - 1. Richmond Foster, 116; 2. Sugar Land Willowridge, 102; 3. Cuero, 99; 4. Rosenberg Terry, 74; 5. Memorial, 51; 6. Dickinson, 50; 7. El Campo, 36; 8. Fort Bend Austin, 34; 9. Sugar Land Clements, 26; 10. Fort Bend Bush, 19; 11. Bay City, 14.

Pole vault - 1. Landon Lansford, Austin, 14-0; 2. Clint Stengel, Foster, 13-0; 3. Caleb Gouger, Foster, 12-6; 6. Jamie Dees, Memorial, 11-6.

Shot put - 1. Will Meyers, Austin, 53-4.5; 2. Cordero Anderson, Dickinson, 50-7.5; 3. James Cannell, El Campo, 47-9; 4. Michael Smith, Bay City, 47-8.5; 5. Tim Byerly, Memorial, 133-6.

Discus - 1. Kearon Johnson, Cuero, 157-3; 2. Matt Short, Memorial, 151-4; 3. Anderson, Dickinson, 135-9; 5. Byerly, Memorial, 133-6.

Long jump - 1. Vincent Scillitani, Foster, 23-1.5; 2. Shelton, Willowridge, 21-10; 3. Elliott Coffey, Clements, 21-9; 4. Fabian Olguin, Cuero, 21-2; 5. Courtney Williams, Cuero, 21-2.

High jump - 1. Korey Jarka, Austin; 2. G. Ford, Terry, 6-4; 3. G. Raska, Terry, 6-2.

Triple jump - 1. Elliott Coffey, Clements, 45-0; 2. Paul Ellis, Bay City, 43-4.25; 3. Brent Johnson, Cuero, 42-2.5.

3,200 - 1. Brandon Kotzur, Foster, 10:13.44; 2. Alex Aguilar, Memorial, 10:18.94; 3. Trey Jones, Bush, 10:39.72; 4. Eloy Levario, Memorial, 10:40.25; 5. Paul Favela, Memorial, 10:42.05.

400 relay - 1. Cuero (Olguin, Stefon Hargrove, Corey Scott, Brandon James), 41.41; 2. Foster, 42.41; 3. Willowridge, 42.44; 4. El Campo, 42.85.

800 - 1. Alex Adair, Memorial, 2:01.03; 2. Jason Woodard, Dickinson, 2:02.22; 3. Chris Jewitt, Willowridge, 2:02.44; 5. Corey Clark, Cuero, 2:04.09.

110 hurdles - 1. G. Ford, Terry, 14.31; 2. Ken Stevens, Willowridge, 14.66; 3. Tyler Turner, Foster, 14.85; 4. Brent Jemelka, Cuero, 15.25.

100 - 1. Chris Tindle, Dickinson, 10.69; 2. Isaac Kerr, Foster, 10.94; 3. Scillitani, Foster, 11.00; 4 (tie) Harlan Rhodes, Memorial, 11.10; 6. Olguin, Cuero, 11.12.

800 relay - 1. Cuero (Hargrove, Scott, James, Domingo Ruiz), 1:27.78; 2. Foster, 1:29.32; 3. Willowridge, 1:31.59; 4. El Campo, 1:31.91.

400 - 1. A. Collins, Willowridge, 49.75; 2. J. Rideaux, Willowridge, 50.69; 3. Williams, Cuero, 51.81.

300 hurdles - 1. Dustin Appling, El Campo, 39.16; 2. Jemelka, Cuero, 39.42; 3. Michael Biadefeno, Foster, 40.97; 5. Ellis, Bay City, 41.75.

200 - 1. Robert Simmons, Willowridge, 21.75; 2. Tindle, Dickinson, 22.00; 3. N. Etuk, Terry, 22.13; 4. Hargrove, Cuero, 22.47; 6. B. Johnson, Cuero, 23.46.

1,600 - 1. Aguilar, Memorial, 4:38.06; 2. D. Martinez, Terry, 4:45.41; 3. Anthony Vargas, Foster, 4:48.75; 6. Manuel Correa, Memorial, 4:56.22.

1,600 relay - 1. Willowridge, 3:21.84; 2. Terry, 3:24.22; 3. Cuero, 3:26.47; 5. El Campo, 3:29.47.


Willoridge won the 1600 Relay which put them in 2nd and dropped the Gobblers to 3rd

crabman
03-12-2006, 12:47 PM
Cuero is now #3 in all classifications in the 4x100. Two 5A schools ahead of them. #8 in all classifications in the 4x200. Seven 5A schools ahead of them.

41.41 is really fast in the 4x100. The school record is 41.10.

I am staying with my predictions of sub-41 4x100, sub-1:27 4x200, and sub-3:20 mile relay. The 4x200 will be the easiest to get. The mile relay will be the toughest.

Has anyone heard how Sweetwater is doing this year? They were right behind Cuero last year.

Cuero is getting a brand new track this week. It will be run on for the first time at the Gobbler Relays on April 1st. That will be our chance to set those times. One thing that no one realizes about Cuero is that all of their practice has been on grass or in nearby Yorktown when they need to work on their handoffs. Pretty amazing times with so little practice.

maroogreen
03-12-2006, 08:04 PM
Crabman,
Is the track pour still on for Monday?

crabman
03-12-2006, 09:14 PM
No, it is Thursday. The track sub insisted on 14 days cure time. That makes it Thursday. Supposed to take him 5 working days. Should be ready next Tuesday or Wednesday. Just in time. :clap:

44INAROW
03-12-2006, 09:45 PM
Originally posted by crabman
No, it is Thursday. The track sub insisted on 14 days cure time. That makes it Thursday. Supposed to take him 5 working days. Should be ready next Tuesday or Wednesday. Just in time. :clap:

Good things come to those who wait :)

TAMUGRAD
03-12-2006, 10:08 PM
Originally posted by crabman
No, it is Thursday. The track sub insisted on 14 days cure time. That makes it Thursday. Supposed to take him 5 working days. Should be ready next Tuesday or Wednesday. Just in time. :clap:

Saw two big holes in it. Someone said the sub surface still had problems. Have those been repaired?

DaHop72
03-12-2006, 10:25 PM
Originally posted by 44INAROW
They did in May of 2005 -

Until next time.......

:rolleyes: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap:

44INAROW
05-14-2006, 12:44 PM
Originally posted by Chief Ohera
run those times when it counts, it means nothing this early in the season, you can be the fastest team in march but when may comes it could be a different story,
times don't mean anything this early in the season.

"runners run on ground, sprinters sprint over ground"
until next time.....................

Just had to bring up one of Chief's posts lol This one's for you Chief :D

gobblerfan02
05-14-2006, 03:26 PM
Originally posted by 44INAROW
Just had to bring up one of Chief's posts lol This one's for you Chief :D

:D :D :D LOL, that's funny...*and the chief "always" knows best!