Track Times

[44INAROW]

soooo, I think we've exhausted the Swine Flu discussion for the time being - so anyone want to share what their district times/distances (field events) were? Just trying to change it up a bit :p

[pirate4state]

you know the track coaches are scrambling trying to figure out if they get to advance to state.

i feel bad for all the kids, but i especially feel bad for the seniors that won't get their last shot at realizing their dream at a shot at state. :(

[44INAROW]

Originally posted by pirate4state
you know the track coaches are scrambling trying to figure out if they get to advance to state.

i feel bad for all the kids, but i especially feel bad for the seniors that won't get their last shot at realizing their dream at a shot at state. :(
ME TOO.. :(

Is there any reason I shouldn't post some times that I have? Don't wanna break any UIL rules ;)

[Ranger Mom]

Originally posted by 44INAROW
ME TOO.. :(

Is there any reason I shouldn't post some times that I have? Don't wanna break any UIL rules ;)

If you have district results, I don't see any reason why not!!

[pirate4state]

Post 'em if ya got em. Didn't we have a thread with some already on there? :thinking:

Here (http://bbs.3adownlow.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=93820&highlight=track) are some

[44INAROW]

District 28AAA 1st and 2nd place
All times are HAND TIMED

Boys
100 M Dash
10.78 - Friar, Cuero
10.93 - Jackson, Cuero

200 M Dash
22.64 - Friar, Cuero and Allen of Gonzales
22.76 - Jackson, Cuero

800 M
2:03.93 - Ontiveros, Gonzales
2:04.45 - Sholts, Palacios

1600 M
4:32.00 - Hansel, Cuero
4:34.50 - Jamie, Gonzales

3200 M
10:09.21 - Jamie, Gonzales
10:43.09 - Hansel, Cuero

4 x 100 Relay
42.46 - Cuero
43.70 - Edna

4 x 200 Relay
1:30.25 - Cuero
1:31.56 - Yoakum

4 x 400 Relay
3:26.00 - Cuero
3:34.32 - Gonzales

110 Hurdles
14.34 - Franklin, Goliad
14.50 - Shoemate, Edna

300 Hurdles
39.15 - Franklin, Goliad
39.57 - Markert, Yoakum

Long Jump
23'-6 1/2" - Glover, Cuero
22'-9 3/4" - Johnson, Cuero

Shot Put
58'-1" Yendrey, Edna
55'-6 1/2" - Markert, Yoakum

Discus
160'-2" - Markert, Yoakum
152'-4" - Buckley, Palacios

Triple Jump
47'-1 1/2" - Glover, Cuero
43'-2 1/2" - Callies Edna

High Jump
6'-6" - Markert, Yoakum
6'-2" - Johnson, Cuero

Pole Vault
13'-0" - Washington, Yoakum
12'-6" - Jiminez, Yoakum
12'-6" - Kremling, Yoakum

[Ranger Mom]

This is all I could find...and it's LONG!!

GIRLS FIRST

District 3-3A
GIRLS Team standings:
1. Andrews, 168;
2. Monahans, 131;
3. Greenwood, 111;
4. Seminole 103;
5. Lamesa, 66;
6. Brownfield, 29.

Discus:
1. BreAnn Meatte, Seminole, 103-00;
2. Miranda Rex, Andrews, 102-0;
3. Stormi Jackson, Andrews, 99-5;
4. Kirstein Hobbs, Greenwood, 92-3;
5. Iris Macharigui, Seminole, 90-7;
6. Danne Braden, Greenwood, 90-05.

High jump:
1. Kati Holly, Monahans, 5-6;
2. Kali Lewis, Monahans, 5-2;
3. Kirstin Collier, Greenwood, 5-2;
4. Kassidy Lee, Andrews, 4-10;
5. Paige Tyler, Andrews, 4-8;
6. Myka Alvidrez, Seminole, 4-8.

Long jump:
1. Callie Ives, Andrews, 18-1.25;
2. Trianna McCalister, Monahans, 16-8.25;
3. Ashley Ricketson, Greenwood, 16.5;
4. Jaquita Nolan, Brownfield, 16-1.5;
5. Rachael Payne, Greenwood, 15-11.25;
6. Rachel Washington, Lamesa, 15-7.

400 relay:
1. Lamesa (Rachel Washington, Champagne Woods, Trelice Williams, Jerri Manuel), 51.56;
2. Greenwood, 51.69;
3. Monahans, 52.18;
4. Seminole, 54.38;
5. Andrews, DQ.

800:
1. Kassidy Lee, Andrews, 2:36.41;
2. Abby Marquez, Monahans, 2:37.78;
3. Lara Lopez, Seminole, 2:38.50;
4. Alyssa Anthony, Greenwood, 2:42.81;
5. Cassandra Cutbirth, Monahans, 2:47.00;
6. Alex Rodriguez, Monahans, 2:53.14. 1

100 hurdles:
1. Cara Chavez, Seminole, 15.84;
2. Leslie Ann Prather, Lamesa, 16.12;
3. Leah Greenfield, Seminole, 16.34;
4. Kali Lewis, Monahans, 17.24;
5. Crystal Ruano, Andrews, 17.28;
6. Johnna Prather, Lamesa, 17.29.

100:
1. Jerri Manuel, Lamesa, 12.56;
2. Jaquita Nolan, Brownfield, 12.96;
3. Rebecca Nelson, Greenwood, 13.05;
4. Lucy Lujan, Andrews, 13.12;
5. Rachel Washington, Lamesa, 13.43;
6. Angela Gutierrez, Monahans, 13.52.

800 relay:
1. Andrews (Natalie Lujan, Paige Tyler, Lucy Lujan, Callie Ives), 1:50.02;
2. Monahans, 1:50.72;
3. Lamesa, 1:51.31;
4. Greenwood, 1:52.34;
5. Brownfield, 1:54.49;
6. Seminole, 1:55.72.

400: 1. Kassidy Lee, Andrews, 1:01.66;
2. Lara Lopez, Seminole, 1:03.34;
3. Janet Erives, Greenwood, 1:05.56;
4. Alyssa Anthony, Greenwood, 1:07.25;
5. Mona McNight, Lamesa, 1:08.90;
6. Alex Rodriguez, Monahans, 1:11.03.

300 hurdles:
1. Leah Greenfield, Seminole, 47.36;
2. Ashley Ricketson, Greenwood, 48.40;
3. Cara Chavez, Seminole, 49.15;
4. Callie Ives, Andrews, 49.62;
5. Margie Vidana, Monahans, 50.96;
6. Kali Lewis, Monahans, 52.17.

200:
1. Trianna McCalister, Monahans, 26.69;
2. Jaquita Nolan, Brownfield, 27.56;
3. Paige Tyler, Andrews, 27.59;
4. Ashley Jaquez, Monahans, 28.46;
5. Abby Gutierrez, Seminole, 30.56;
6. Regina Flores, Brownfield, 33.00.

1,600:
1. Rayna Diaz, Andrews, 5:51.36;
2. Savannah Morales, Greenwood, 5:53.18;
3. Susie Thiessen, Seminole, 6:14.31;
4. Kelsey Teague, Andrews, 6:15.28;
5. Marissa Acosta, Monahans, 6:42.56;
6. Samantha Flores, Monahans, 6:49.84.

1,600 relay: 1. Andrews (Kassidy Lee, Rayna Diaz, Aimee Parnell, Callie Ives), 4:12.72;
2. Seminole, 4:15.46;
3. Greenwood, 4:17.37;
4. Monahans, 4:24.34;
5. Lamesa,

[Ranger Mom]

DISTRICT 3-3A Boys results:

1. Greenwood, 144;
2. Andrews, 134;
3. Monahans, 110;
4. Brownfield, 103;
5. Seminole, 97;
6. Brownfield, 29.

Shot put: 1. Marquis Huey, Andrews, 46-7.5;
2. Devan Bradford, Greenwood, 45-1;
3. Jeremiah Aldalpe, Seminole, 44-0.5;
4. Kyndrick Anderson, Monahans, 42-8.5;
5. Shaq Smith, Monahans, 42-7.5;
6. Daniel Montoya, Andrews, 40-4.5.

Triple jump:
1. Damarcus Mackey, Brownfield, 43-10.5;
2. Tomilee Loyd, Andrews, 43-0.25;
3. Quincy Titus, Monahans, 42-1.25;
4. Kelton Coleman, Lamesa, 42-0.75;
5. Chris Davis, Brownfield, 41-6;
6. Mathew Aubert, Andrews, 40-6.25.

Pole vault:
1. Brandon Atkins, Andrews, 12-0;
2. Daniel Layton, Monahans, 11-9;
3. Cameron Roy, Lamesa, 11-0;
4. Jason Bailey, Lamesa, 10-0;
5. Kelby Winn, Greenwood, 10-0;
6. Trey Cave, Greenwood, 9-6.

400 relay:
1. Greenwood (Aaron Norris, Jarrett Hall, Kinsey Williams, Zachery Owens), 43.24;
2. Brownfield, 43.40;
3. Monahans, 43.84;
4. Seminole, 44.93;
5. Lamesa, 45.12;
6. Andrews, DQ.

800: 1. Tomilee Loyd, Andrews, 2:03.75;
2. Dax Riley, Greenwood, 2:08.78;
3. Judah Lawshea, Andrews, 2:09.12; 4
4. Rigo Diaz, Seminole, 2:10.06;
5. Mark Burfeind, Greenwood, 2:11.15;
6. Tanner Harris, Monahans, 2:22.62.

110 hurdles:
1. Quincy Titus, Monahans, 14.75;
2. Wade Roark, Monahans, 15.59;
3. Brandt Cox, Greenwood, 15.66;
4. Jordan Estrada, Andrews, 15.68;
5. Stacy Smith, Greenwood, 15.71;
6. Garrett Hadley, Andrews, 17.64.

100:
1. Josh Cook, Greenwood, 10.72;
2. Chris Davis, Brownfield, 10.93;
3. Aaron Norris, Greenwood, 11.00;
4. Tyson Childress, Monahans, 11.02;
5. Kinsey Williams, Greenwood, 11.25;
6. Cristoval Flores, Andrews, 11.43.

800 relay:
1. Greenwood (Aaron Norris, Jarrett Hall, Zachery Owens, Joshua Cook), 1:29.34;
2. Seminole, 1:32.40;
3. Brownfield, 1:33.21;
4. Lamesa, 1:35.40;
5. Monahans, 1:36.06;
6. Andrews, 1:37.69.

400:
1. Marquise Marshall, Seminole, 52.53;
2. Dax Riley, Greenwood, 53.66;
3. Micah Ramsey, Monahans, 54.03;
4. Rigo Diaz, Seminole, 54.53;
5. Tony Navarez, Greenwood, 55.21;
6. Steven Miranda, Monahans, 55.81.

300 hurdles:
1. Francisco Rubio, Andrews, 42.12;
2. Jordan Estrada, Andrews, 42.22;
3. Stacy Smith, Greenwood, 42.23;
4. Wade Roark, Monahans, 43.21;
5. Jerry Garcia, Greenwood, 44.06;
6. Lawson Dunagan, Brownfield, 44.52.

200:
1. Josh Cook, Greenwood, 22.09;
2. Jarrett Hall, Greenwood, 22.78;
3. Brandon Alvarado, Seminole, 22.79;
4. Zachery Owens, Greenwood, 23.27;
5. Tyson Childress, Monahans, 23.34;
6. Cristoval Flores, Andrews, 23.72.

1,600:
1. Tomilee Loyd, Andrews, 4:53.93;
2. Joe Cantrell, Brownfield, 4:55.07;
3. Bryan Azuaje, Monahans, 5:07.56;
4. Diego Campos, Brownfield,
5:14.37; 5. Willie Cantrell, Brownfield, 5:14.83;
6. Judah Lawshea, Andrews, 5:16.50.

1,600 relay:
1. Seminole (Brandon Alvarado, Rigo Diaz, Cal Moring, Marquise Marshall), 3:30.71;
2. Andrews, 3:33.09;
3. Monahans, 3:38.18;
4. Greenwood, 3:40.90;
5. Brownfield, 3:51.43;
6. Lamesa, 3:55.38.

[44INAROW]

28AAA - 1st and 2nd place - GIRLS

All results are HAND TIMED

All I have is the relays and Cuero qualifiers

4 x 100
50.09 - Yoakum
50.38 - Gonzales

4 x 200
1:47.40 - Yoakum
1:47.47 - Gonzales

4 x 100
4:05.93 - Goliad
4:09.45 - Palacios

100 Hurdles
15.59 - Schumacher, Cuero
16.22 - Bartosch, Cuero

300 Hurdles
47.46 - Schumacher, Cuero
48.83 - Fullilove, Gonzales

Discus
100'-10" - Horton, Cuero
100'-3" - Johnson, Yoakum

Triple Jump
36'-0" - Washington, Cuero
33'-2" - Harris, Yoakum

High Jump
5'-3" - Lange, Cuero
5'-2" - Zigmond, Gonzales

Pole Vault
3 girls tied at 9'-6" (I remember that)

[crzyjournalist03]

Originally posted by 44INAROW
District 28AAA 1st and 2nd place
All times are HAND TIMED

1600 M
4:32.00 - Hansel, Cuero
4:34.50 - Jamie, Gonzales


:eek: When I was in high school, we only had one or two guys in our district that ran sub 5s...in fact, one of our guys advanced to regional with a 5:05 or something around there. Two guys around the 4:30 mark? That's pretty impressive.

[44INAROW]

The boy from Cuero is a Sophomore (I think) He and the Jamie boy from Gonzales are usually neck and neck in their races. I might be mistaken but I think at district is the 1st time Hansel beat Jamie. I hope they both qualify for State.. I have no idea what other times have been turned in statewise though.. Cuero is usually associated with "sprint speed" not distance speed, but I think there were 6 JV runners in the Mile and 3200 M runs. That's good to see :)

[crzyjournalist03]

Originally posted by 44INAROW
The boy from Cuero is a Sophomore (I think) He and the Jamie boy from Gonzales are usually neck and neck in their races. I might be mistaken but I think at district is the 1st time Hansel beat Jamie. I hope they both qualify for State.. I have no idea what other times have been turned in statewise though.. Cuero is usually associated with "sprint speed" not distance speed, but I think there were 6 JV runners in the Mile and 3200 M runs. That's good to see :)

I just did a little research, and it looks like times around 4:30 are what usually qualify for state...it looks like my district was a bit slower than a lot of districts back when I was running.

[WylieBulldog92]

Drew Seale was state runner-up last year but isn't getting to this year because he was 5th in region, and I know he would at least place at the state meat. I mean really we need 16 people to stop the progression of these people's lives?

[CueroDad08]

This could be a bad thing for Cuero
The relays times in distric were not the best they have run this year. They pulled up with the large leads and were not being pushed much at all. Hope the times are still in top 4 to go to state. It would be sad for this group not to show off how fast they are.
Cuero was really looking forward to winning state for the 4th time in 5 years.

[slingshot]

Originally posted by WylieBulldog92
Drew Seale was state runner-up last year but isn't getting to this year because he was 5th in region, and I know he would at least place at the state meat. I mean really we need 16 people to stop the progression of these people's lives? I thought the regional meet was this Friday and Saturday???

[CueroDad08]

Originally posted by slingshot
I thought the regional meet was this Friday and Saturday???

Turn on a TV
There is no Regional meets this year.

[TinyTim]

It still may be.

[TinyTim]

Originally posted by CueroDad08
Turn on a TV
There is no Regional meets this year.

Go to: Dallas Morning News and search UIL Meets. It looks like Regional meets may still happen.

[LH Panther Mom]

Originally posted by pirate4state
but i especially feel bad for the seniors that won't get their last shot at realizing their dream at a shot at state. :(
Try living with one. :ack!: :ack!:

[Trashman]

Originally posted by 44INAROW
District 28AAA 1st and 2nd place
All times are HAND TIMED

Boys


1600 M
4:32.00 - Hansel, Cuero
4:34.50 - Jamie, Gonzales

3200 M
10:09.21 - Jamie, Gonzales
10:43.09 - Hansel, Cuero



Do not recall seeing combined times that fast anywhere in the last few years. Has anyone else?

[crabman]

Hansel is really coming on in the shorter race. He barely broke 5 minutes as a freshman. He won district in Cross Country this year and now him and Jorge Jaime have been duking it out at every meet they ran against each other. Jaime can run all day long at his comfort speed. That is evidenced by his 3200 time. He will go in the 9:50's at state. Buster Hansel will get down in the 4:20's at state and there is no telling how he will do as a junior and senior. He is built like a runner and not even maturing as a runner yet. He could have 4:10 in his high school future.

[lange4]

I do not see how you can say that the 8 fastest times advance. Track conditions, wind, and the competiton you face all play a factor in the outcome. The will of the athlete to just not be beat. I have seen all that before. Everybody that qualified for regionals should be able to compete at state.

[crabman]

The 16 fastest plus ties will advance. Four from each of the four regions.

High jump may get a little squirrely. You might have 20-25 qualifiers when you count ties.

[lange4]

I just do not see how you can take the top 4 times. there are to many variables to make that fair. We are even talking about high or low humidity, cool or hot weather, wether you started or finished with the prevaling wind. You can go on and on. Each District meet was differant.

[kepdawg]

Originally posted by lange4
I just do not see how you can take the top 4 times. there are to many variables to make that fair. We are even talking about high or low humidity, cool or hot weather, wether you started or finished with the prevaling wind. You can go on and on. Each District meet was differant.

And each region meet is different every year. You got to do what you got to do.

[lange4]

But you all compete at the same location same time at the region meet.

[kepdawg]

Originally posted by lange4
But you all compete at the same location same time at the region meet.

All the regions are at different places thus different conditions.

[lange4]

But then your region winners compete at the same place same conditions at the state meet.

[kepdawg]

Originally posted by lange4
But then your region winners compete at the same place same conditions at the state meet.

Yeah, once upon a time the UIL decided there should be equal representation from each region. There will always be people with arguments about their performances because of different conditions.

[lange4]

All I am saying is to take all the Region Qualifiers and run the appropriate # of heats in the same location and then you will have you true State Champion.

[kepdawg]

Originally posted by lange4
All I am saying is to take all the Region Qualifiers and run the appropriate # of heats in the same location and then you will have you true State Champion.

Everybody would need to run the same track in the same conditions. As you already said on one of these threads, Texas is a big state. So they got to do what they got to do.

[lange4]

Just so I get you right. You believew that a region 4 district meet run in central Tx with low humidity and light winds can compare to a region 4 district meet on the southeast part of tx with high humidity and high winds. You believe that thier times will compare faverably with each other.

[kepdawg]

Originally posted by lange4
Just so I get you right. You believew that a region 4 district meet run in central Tx with low humidity and light winds can compare to a region 4 district meet on the southeast part of tx with high humidity and high winds. You believe that thier times will compare faverably with each other.

Not at all! I don't know where you got that from.

[lange4]

I dont't know. It just sounded like you thought it was fair to take the top 4 region times and roll them over into state without having a region track meet.

[kepdawg]

Originally posted by lange4
I dont't know. It just sounded like you thought it was fair to take the top 4 region times and roll them over into state without having a region track meet.

I think sometimes people are forced to make tough decisions. I don't think anyone believes the decision made is the "best" way to "qualify" contestants for state under normal circumstances but we are not dealing with normal circumstances. Sure we can all say there should be regional meets, but that is out of our hands. Will some miss out on opportunities because of this decision? Absolutely! However, it is looking more and more like the outcry has been heard and the UIL will do what it can to reschedule regional meets as well as the state meet if possible.

[lange4]

I know we can only do what we can do, and I hope that everything turns out okay for everyone involved in this situation. Of course I would like a level playing field for everybody concerned, but that is not what always happens. I regret the circumstances that cause this situation, and hope that everything can be rectified to everyones satisfaction. I just hate seeing asterisk next to the champions name because of these events.