POLE VAULT
13’06 Gabe Betancourt 5/14
13’00 Ethan Hunsaker 4/17
12’08 Keigunn Kunz 4/17
12’04 Nate Lym 4/17
12’00 Joe White 3/17
11’06 Jeff Duggar 4/17
9’06 Alex Van Oene 3/24
9’00 Houston Merrill 3/12
9’00 Matt Barker 3/12
9’00 John Barker 3/12
8’06 Drew Beard 4/14
8’00 Mitch Owen 3/17
HIGH JUMP
6’04 #14 Conrad Daley 3/24
6’02 Dalton Facer 3/24
6’02 Alec Pectol 5/14
6’02 Marcus Daley 4/17
5’10 Gavin Fowler 4/10
5’08 Kyler Sprague 3/24
5’08 Kyle Bass 3/24
5’06 Jordan Kattelman 3/12
5’04 Jace Johnson 3/12
5’04 Josh Feigleson 3/30
5’04 Andrew Steinicke 3/30
5’04 Chris Bodkin 3/12
5’00 Austin Allred 3/12
LONG JUMP
22’00.00 #9 Tyson Bullock 5/6
20’03.00 Troy Hinds 4/14
19’06.00 Bridger Parkin 4/23
18’06.00 Andrew Duncan 5/6
18’05.75 Conrad Daley 5/6
18’04.00 Andrew Steinicke 3/17
18’03.00 Mark Christiansen 3/24
18’02.50 Brandon Farnsworth 4/2
17’11.50 Alec Pectol 4/28
17’07.00 Dalton Facer 4/2
16’11.50 Ben Poulson 3/12
16’11.00 Nate Lym 4/28
16’07.50 Bryce Masterson 3/12
16’06.25 Juston Lebaron 3/12
16’01.00 Spencer Betker 4/28
16’00.00 Chris Bodkin 3/17
16’00.00 Joshua Winslow 3/17
15’09.00 James Barnes 3/17
15’07.00 Matt Munns 3/12
14’03.00 Davin Christensen 3/17
SHOT PUT
47’11.00 Landon Simonsen 5/15
46’00.25 Mark Lindstrom 4/17
46’00.00 Alex Swapp 3/17
45’05.00 Miles Flake 4/23
41’07.50 Tyler Seely 3/17
40’09.00 Beau Bracken 4/14
38’05.50 Spencer Rudolph 4/14
37’02.00 Derek Nichols 4/14
36’07.00 Zach Cottrell 4/14
32’07.00 Landon Cook 4/14
31’00.00 Bridger Parkin 4/28
30’06.00 Conner Hawkes 3/17
29’07.00 Joe Jessop 4/28
22’07.00 Casey Wall 4/14
DISCUS
138’07 Ales Swapp 4/10
134’09 Mark Lindstrom 4/23
120’06 Bridger Parkin 3/30
118’01 Zach Cottrell 4/14
112’09 Tyler Seely 3/17
106’10 Landon Cook 4/14
104’03 Landon Simonsen 4/10
103’08 Mitch Spjut 3/24
102’10 Spencer Betker 4/28
101’02 Miles Flake 4/28
99’02 Beau Bracken 4/28
92’05 Spencer Rudolph 4/28
92’05 Jeff Duggar 3/12
91’07 Davin Christensen 3/30
84’07 Conner Hawkes 3/17
83’11 Kevin Killian 4/14
81’10 Brian Adair 4/14
77’05 Ben Keaton 3/12
74’10 Joe Jessop 3/17
JAVELIN
167’06 #5 Spencer Betker 5/15
148’07 Houston Merrill 5/6
139’04 Alex Swapp 5/6
138’01 Tyler Seely 4/14
132’00 Drew Rees 4/29
131’02 Bridger Parkin 4/14
128’00 Alec Pectol 4/14
114’07 Joe Albrechtsen 5/6
105’11 Davin Christensen 4/14
104’03 Adam Seelos 3/12
101’01 David Steed 3/24
100’06 Ben Keaton 3/12
100’03 Mitch Spjut 4/2
97’07 Cameron Layton 4/14
97’06 Mark Lindstrom 4/28
93’09 Kevin Killian 4/14
92’10 Brian Adair 4/28
90’10 Spencer Rudolph 4/14
89’06 Cade Cloward 4/28
86’11 Matt Swanson 3/12
86’07 Chris Bodkin 3/12
85’01 Parker Harris 3/12
77’01 Logan Wood 4/28
76’09 Zach Cottrell 4/14
71’08 Kyle Green 3/12
110m HURDLES
15.11 #13 Kyler Sprague 5/15
15.30 Dalton Facer 5/5
16.04 Alec Pectol 5/5
16.93 Gavin Fowler 5/5
17.42 Jordan Kattelman 4/23
17.57 Jacob Reid 3/30
17.86 Juston Lebaron 4/28
18.50 James Barnes 4/17
18.75 Joshua Winslow 4/17
19.98 Conner Badger 3/12
20.12 Adam Seelos 4/14
20.72 Brennon Flitton 4/28
20.98 Matt Mathias 3/30
22.21 Jorgen Sumsion 4/28
23.45 Jayson Black 3/17
300m HURDLES
38.69 #8 Kyler Sprague 5/15
40.43 Dalton Facer 4/15
43.63 Alec Pectol 4/17
43.68 Gavin Fowler 4/17
44.35 Jacob Reid 4/17
44.63 Jordan Kattelman 4/28
45.83 Adam Seelos 4/17
45.88 Nate Lee 4/28
46.15 Juston Lebaron 5/5
46.60 Spencer Jones 4/28
46.81 Logan Petty 4/28
47.90 Mitch Spjut 4/28
47.93 James Barnes 4/10
48.61 Joshua Winslow 3/24
48.87 Spencer Jewett 3/12
48.91 Ethan Hunsaker 3/12
49.21 Jeff Taylor 3/12
49.87 Brian Alfaro 3/12
49.90 Matt Swanson 3/17
50.19 Jason Thomas 4/28
50.77 Matt Mathias 4/14
51.00 Jayson Black 4/28
51.43 Sam Ward 3/24
52.52 Cade Cloward 3/17
52.55 Joe Albrechtsen 3/17
51.54 Brennon Flitton 4/28
53.84 Nick Mason 3/12
54.27 Joe Valentine 4/28
54.87 Devin Vance 4/28
54.89 Cameron Layton 3/12
54.99 Jorgen Sumsion 4/28
56.37 James Stenquist 3/12
100m DASH
11.27 Troy Hinds 5/5
11.29 Tanner Hinds 5/5
11.61 Ben Keaton 4/14
11.66 Andrew Duncan 4/28
11.73 Tyson Bullock 4/14
11.76 Brandon Farnsworth 5/5
11.87 Logan Siguenza 4/17
11.87 CJ Bartelson 5/5
12.14 Alec Pectol 4/28
12.16 Parker Harris 3/17
12.26 Joe Gibson 3/12
12.31 Kyle Green 3/17
12.33 Conner Badger 3/12
12.45 John Barker 3/24
12.48 Jeff Duggar 3/12
12.49 Karter Chisholm 3/17
12.49 Jacob Cluff 3/17
12.51 Mark Christiansen 4/14
12.53 Dalton Facer 4/28
12.59 Lewis Gibson 4/17
12.65 Mitch Spjut 3/17
12.70 Matt Barker 3/24
12.75 Spencer Jones 3/12
12.75 Brennon Castillo 3/24
12.81 Wes Larsen 3/17
13.02 Josh Feigleson 3/12
13.22 Kevin Killian 3/12
13.37 Alex Van Oene 3/17
13.79 Mitch Owen 3/17
13.86 Brennon Flitton 3/17
200m DASH
22.81 #18 Ben Keaton 4/23
22.91 #20 Troy Hinds 4/23
22.94 #21 Tanner Hinds 3/24
23.06 #24 Tyson Bullock 5/5
23.34 CJ Bartelson 5/5
23.46 Joe Gibson 3/30
23.78 Ben Poulson 3/12
23.83 Andrew Duncan 5/5
24.10 Brandon Farnsworth 3/30
24.88 Dalton Facer 4/10
24.98 Conrad Daley 3/30
25.02 Wes Larsen 3/30
25.14 Spencer Jones 4/14
25.21 Joseph McKay 4/14
25.24 Lewis Gibson 5/5
25.27 Conner Badger 3/12
25.30 Karter Chisholm 3/30
25.68 Mike Arnold 3/12
26.30 Mitch Spjut 3/12
26.53 Hayden Morgan 3/30
26.76 Bryce Masterson 3/12
26.96 Brennon Castillo 3/24
28.01 Mark Jones 4/14
29.62 Brennon Flitton 4/14
400m DASH
49.12 #3 Ben Poulson 5/15
50.16 #18 Ben Keaton 4/17
50.50 #21 Kyler Sprague 4/14
52.87 Logan Petty 4/14
54.16 Greg Tanner 5/5
54.25 CJ Bartelson 4/14
54.38 Drew Rees 4/17
55.31 Mike Arnold 3/12
55.43 Parker Harris 5/5
55.60 Austin Allred 4/28
57.25 Kyle Green 3/12
57.37 Joseph McKay 3/24
57.64 Austin Kelley 3/30
58.39 Hayden Morgan 3/12
58.72 Matt Barker 3/12
58.87 Brian Alfaro 3/30
59.28 Wesley Larsen 4/14
59.49 Joe Gibson 4/23
59.62 Jacob Reid 3/12
59.78 Lewis Gibson 4/10
59.83 Mitch Spjut 3/17
60.15 Mark Jones 4/14
61.63 Wesley Larson 3/17
800m RUN
1:55.38 #3 Ben Poulson 5/15
1:57.34 #14 Brad Nye 5/15
1:59.61 Joe White 5/6
2:01.59 Greg Tanner 5/6
2:01.7 Austin Neuner 4/14
2:04.50 Mike Arnold 4/17
2:04.6 Adam Mathias 5/6
2:05.2 Mike King 4/14
2:05.5 Spencer Jones 5/6
2:06.6 Logan Petty 4/2
2:06.6 Brian Alfaro 4/28
2:06.6 Austin Allred 5/6
2:08.10 Nate Lee 4/23
2:08.39 Kaden Gilchrist 4/17
2:09.66 Preston Johnson 5/19
2:09.7 Jason Thomas 4/14
2:10.97 Jackson Sagers 5/19
2:12.6 Matt Munns 4/28
2:12.9 Alex Hedquist 3/17
2:12.9 Jason Barfuss 5/6
2:13.37 Braden Cromar 5/19
2:13.7 Jake Price 4/2
2:14.25 Hayden Hansen 5/19
2:16.3 Dan Larsen 4/28
2:16.5 Cody Robbins 4/14
2:18.3 Josh Brown 4/2
2:18.7 Adam Seelos 4/14
2:20.3 Brad Fry 4/28
2:22.8 Keigunn Kunz 4/14
2:23.2 Nick Mason 4/2
2:23.1 James Stenquist 4/14
2:24.3 Clayton Swenson 4/28
2:24.4 Austin Kelley 3/17
2:26.9 Nelson Davis 4/28
2:31.5 Mitch Owen 4/14
2:33.0 Joe Valentine 4/14
2:33.20 Cameron Layton 3/12
2:37.96 Jordan Cline 3/12
2:46.91 Westley Washburn 3/12
2:59.74 Issac Clouse 3/12
3:16.7 Dan Wybrow 3/17
1600m RUN
4:21.45 #6 Joe White 4/10
4:24.16 #13 Brad Nye 5/01
4:24.61 #18 Austin Neuner 4/10
4:32.34 Logan Petty 5/14
4:33.1 Mike King 4/9
4:33.27 Brian Alfaro 4/17
4:38.1 Jeff Taylor 4/9
4:40.04 Jason Thomas 4/17
4:40.96 Matt Munns 4/17
4:41.9 Ben Poulson 4/14
4:43.3 Adam Mathias 4/2
4:43.93 Braden Cromar 5/19
4:44.04 Matt Swanson 4/17
4:44.73 Preston Johnson 5/19
4:46.67 Spencer Jones 4/14
4:47.06 Logan Wood 4/14
4:47.65 Jackson Sagers 5/19
4:50.25 Zach Schofield 4/14
4:50.80 Alex Hedquist 5/19
4:51.6 Nate Lee 4/2
4:53.2 Austin Allred 4/2
4:55.56 Adam Seelos 3/24
4:56.0 Cody Robbins 3/17
4:57.11 Jake Price 4/14
4:57.36 James Stenquist 3/24
4:57.40 Hayden Hansen 5/19
4:58.7 Kaden Gilchrist 4/14
4:59.6 Cade Cloward 4/28
5:03.1 Landon Wallace 4/28
5:03.2 Jason Barfuss 4/14
5:10.1 Joe Albrechtsen 4/28
5:11.3 Curtis Knight 4/28
5:16.25 Austin Kelley 3/24
5:14.5 Brad Fry 4/14
5:23.32 Devin Vance 3/24
5:25.64 John Barker 3/24
5:26.7 Joe Valentine 4/28
5:28.2 Ben Hewlett 3/27
5:31.7 Joe Gibson 4/14
5:31.3 Nelson Davis 4/2
5:34.4 Cameron Layton 3/17
5:34.5 Jordan Cline 4/2
5:59.4 Sam Ward 4/28
5:59.55 Nick Mason 3/12
6:14.3 Daniel Wybrow 4/2
6:20.99 Isaac Clouse 3/12
3200m RUN
9:31.10 #6 Logan Petty 4/10
9:48.59 #18 Austin Neuner 5/15
10:02.10 Joe White 4/23
10:05.43 Mike King 5/6
10:17.7 Jeff Taylor 3/17
10:18.04 Cody Robbins 4/17
10:23.60 Jason Thomas 5/6
10:27.00 Matt Munns 4/23
10:28.1 Matt Swanson 5/6
10:29.89 Brian Alfaro 5/6
10:33.4 Zach Schofield 5/6
10:44.45 Logan Wood 4/17
10:51.5 James Stenquist 3/24
10:54.5 Adam Mathias 4/28
11:10.5 Austin Allred 5/6
11:18.5 Adam Seelos 3/30
12:10.4 Joe Albrechtsen 3/30
12:12.6 Curtis Knight 4/14
12:47.6 Nelson Davis 4/28
12:55.7 Nate Lee 4/14
13:03.7 Austin Kelley 3/12
13:05.9 Cade Cloward 4/14
4 x 100m RELAY
43.39 #5 Ben Keaton, Tyson Bullock, Tanner Hinds, Troy Hinds 5/15
43.92 Ben Keaton, Tyson Bullock, Brandon Farnsworth, Troy Hinds 5/01
45.98 Mark Christiansen, Gavin Fowler, CJ Bartelson, Andrew Duncan 4/14
47.13 Gavin Fowler, Dalton Facer, Drew Rees, Mark Lindstrom 4/14
MEDLEY RELAY
3:32.06 SR Ben Keaton, Troy Hinds, Kyler Sprague, Ben Poulson 4/17
3:35.99 Ben Keaton, Troy Hinds, Tyson Bullock, Joe White 5/15
3:37.89 CJ Bartelson, Brandon Farnsworth, Tyson Bullock, Joe White 5/14
3:39.61 CJ Bartelson, Troy Hinds, Tyson Bullock, Logan Petty 5/01
3:45.52 Andrew Duncan, Joe Gibson, CJ Bartelson, Logan Petty 5/6
3:47.76 Joe Gibson, CJ Bartelson, Drew Rees, Austin Neuner 3/24
3:53.60 Joe Gibson, CJ Bartelson, Mike King, Adam Mathias 4/23
3:54.9 Joe Gibson, CJ Bartelson, Drew Rees, Adam Mathias 4/2
3:57.02 Mark Christiansen, Mitch Spjut Adam Mathias, Nate Lee 4/17
4:07.0 Parker Harris, Mark Christiansen, Kyle Green, Austin Allred 3/17
4 x 400m RELAY
3:21.81 #4 Ben Keaton, Kyler Sprague, Brad Nye, Ben Poulson 5/15
3:23.90 Ben Keaton, Kyler Sprague, Brad Nye, Ben Poulson 5/01
3:28.06 Brad Nye, Kyler Sprague, Ben Keaton, Ben Poulson 3/24
3:29.00 Ben Keaton, Brad Nye, Logan Petty, Ben Poulson 4/23
3:29.84 Kyler Sprague, Joe White, Brad Nye, Ben Poulson 5/6
3:31.7 Brad Nye, Kyler Sprague, Joe White, Ben Poulson 4/2
3:36.0 Brad Nye, Kyler Sprague, Ben Keaton, Joe White 3/17
3:38.88 Drew Rees, Parker Harris, Mike Arnold, CJ Bartelson 4/17
3:42.3 Dalton Facer, Tyson Bullock, Jordan Kattelman, Logan Siguenza 4/14
3:43.74 Drew Rees, Andrew Duncan, Karter Chisholm, Kyle Green 3/24
3:51.3 Austin Neuner, Brian Alfaro, Mike King, Logan Petty 3/27
3:51.9 Jordan Kattelman, Lewis Gibson, Mitch Spjut, Joe Gibson 3/24
4 x 800m RELAY
8:10.36 #10 Joe White, Brad Nye, Austin Neuner, Ben Poulson 4/17
8:22.2 Mike King, Brian Alfaro, Austin Neuner, Joe White 3/24
8:27.79 Mike King, Brian Alfaro, Logan Petty, Mike Arnold 4/17
8:46.60 Nate Lee, Kaden Gilchrist, Austin Allred, Jason Thomas 4/23
8:49.65 Nate Lee, Adam Mathias, Austin Allred, Jason Thomas 4/17
8:51.4 Brad Nye, Mike Arnold, Ben Poulson, Brian Alfaro 3/30
8:52.0 Adam Mathias, Austin Allred, Nate Lee, Matt Munns 3/24
8:56.77 Jacob Price, Spencer Jones, Jason Barfuss, Matt Swanson 4/17
8:58.1 Kaden Gilchrist, Jake Price, Austin Allred, Nate Lee 3/30
9:06.73 Kaden Gilchrist, Austin Allred, Mike Arnold, ?? 4/10
9:13.3 Spencer Jones, Landon Wallace, Logan Wood, ?? 3/24
9:16.96 Cade Cloward, Jeff Taylor, Joseph Albrechtsen, Cody Robbins 4/17
9:30.82 Devin Vance, Curtis Knight, Joe Valentine, Brad Fry 4/17
9:41.45 Nick Mason, Clayton Swenson, Matt Munns, Landon Wallace 4/17
9:33.3 Joseph McKay, Greg Tanner, Josh Brown, Jason Barfuss 3/24
9:46.1 Curtis Knight, Joe Albrechtsen, Cade Cloward, Joe Valentine 3/24
9:47.1 Landon Wallace, Devin Vance, Cade Cloward, Curtis Knight 3/30
9:49.6 Devin Vance, Brad Fry, Clayton Swenson, Kaden Gilchrist 3/24
9:55.4 Nelson Davis, Ben Hewlett, Cameron Layton, Jeff Taylor 3/24
10:27.9 Joe Valentine, Nelson Davis, Dan Wybrow, Nick Mason 3/30
10:51.0 Dan Wybrow, Wesley Washburn, ?? 3/24
4 x 1 mile RELAY
18:21.35 SR Austin Neuner, Jeff Taylor, Brian Alfaro, Mike King 4/10
Distance Medley RELAY
11:01.65 Joe White, Kyler Sprague, Ben Poulson, Brad Nye 4/10
# - Davis All Time Mark
r - Relay Split
% - Already on All-Time List
a - Sea Level Mark
Sunday, May 30, 2010
2010 Girls Final Performance List
POLE VAULT
8’02 Jeni Christensen 4/17
7’06 Katie Nelson 3/23
HIGH JUMP
5’00 Lauren Stringham 4/23
4’10 Tessie Atwater 3/17
4’10 Libby Fowler 4/23
4’08 Sarah Oldman 3/12
4’08 Brittany Beecher 3/17
4’08 Anni Anderseen 3/23
4’06 Kylee Schiess 3/23
4’06 Sammi Burnett 3/12
4’06 Annie Tanner 3/23
LONG JUMP
16’01.25 Megan Story 5/5
16’01.00 Sarah Oldham 3/30
15’09.50 Katie Taylor 5/5
15’05.00 Kayla Sagers 3/30
14’08.00 Becca Albrechtsen 5/5
14’07.50 Libby Fowler 5/5
14’03.25 Katelyn MCleod 3/30
12’10.50 Missy Lott 3/12
12’10.00 Kylee Schiess 4/28
12’09.50 Katie Christensen 4/14
12’08.00 Emi Facer 4/28
12’04.00 Sarah Madsen 4/28
11’11.00 Addy Jones 3/12
11’09.00 Tracey Munson 3/12
11’07.0 0 Jeni Christensen 3/17
11’03.00 Marielle Jewett 3/17
10’02.00 Julia Anderson 3/12
10’01.25 Megan Parker 3/12
SHOT PUT
29’02.50 Michelle Clark 3/23
27’11.00 Amelia Jones 3/12
26’00.50 Lauren Stringham 3/17
25’10.00 Bianca Guas 4/28
25’05.75 Emi Facer 3/12
22’11.00 Sarah Madsen 4/28
22’10.00 Kylee Schiess 3/30
22’09.50 Kelsi Cottrell 3/12
22’07.50 Kylee Schiess 4/28
22’02.00 Becca Albrechtsen 4/14
21’00.50 Sammi Burnett 3/12
20’09.00 Alex Topolewski 3/17
19’10.75 Didi Monjar 3/12
17’10.00 Megan Parker 4/14
DISCUS
111’03 Amelia Jones 4/17
110’09 Boston Workman 4/17
90’06 Bianca Guas 4/17
78’03 Kenna Isom 5/6
75’08 Emi Facer 4/28
71’01 Kylee Schiess 4/28
70’02 Tara Timothy 4/14
68’00 Lexie Arancibia 3/12
59’09 Brooke Edgley 4/28
59’02 Becca Albrechtsen 4/14
56’09 Addie Jones 4/28
55’11 Erin Duncan 3/12
54’11 Angela Teuscher 3/12
52’05 Kelsi Cottrell 3/12
47’07 Megan Parker 4/14
45’09 Katie Christensen 4/14
JAVELIN
112’07 #10 Tara Timothy 5/5
98’03 Michelle Clark 4/23
93’01 Boston Workman 4/17
77’00 Amelia Jones 3/12
73’01 Lauren Stringham 4/17
70’01 Brooke Terry 3/23
59’03 Alicia Platt 3/12
55’10 Becca Albrechtsen 4/14
54’04 Kylee Schiess 4/28
52’00 Kelsi Cottrell 4/14
51’00 Alex Topolewski 3/17
42’07 Megan Parker 3/12
38’ 02 Emily Hansen 3/12
32’06 Riley Green 3/12
35’07 Katie Christensen 4/14
28’04 Meghan Bailey 4/14
28’02 Brooke Stromberg
100m HURDLES
15.17 #5 Sylvia Harrison 4/17
15.90 Addie Jones 5/6
16.30 Brittany Beecher 5/5
16.72 Sarah Oldham 4/17
17.02 McKenna Hill 4/14
17.14 Meagan Storey 5/5
17.52 Libby Fowler 4/14
18.41 Tessie Atwater 5/5
18.46 Jessie Young 5/5
19.03 Alicia Platt 4/17
19.16 Didi Monjar 4/14
19.31 Sammie Burnett 3/17
19.57 Kailei Santone 4/28
19.72 Lexie Arancibia 4/17
20.05 Jordan Olsen 3/23
20.59 Carly Oldroyd 3/12
20.75 Jeni Christensen 4/28
21.08 Anni Andersen 3/12
22.20 Maddy Tujillo 3/17
22.28 Erin Duncan 4/14
22.47 Marielle Jewett 3/17
22.64 Sarah Madsen 3/30
22.74 Emi Facer 3/12
24.14 Anna Ward
300m HURDLES
45.57 #5 Sarah Oldham 5/15
46.97 Brittany Beecher 5/14
47.99 Kenzie Harrison 4/23
48.34 Addy Jones 4/17
48.38 Meagan Storey 4/10
49.60 McKenna Hill 4/14
52.99 Lexie Arancibia 5/5
54.36 Jordyn Olsen 4/17
54.48 Tessie Atwater 5/5
54.66 Didi Monjar 4/17
54.69 Jessie Young 5/5
55.26 Kailei Santore 5/5
59.08 Alicia Platt 4/14
1:02.45 Erin Duncan 4/28
1:03.19 Sarah Madsen 3/23
1:04.85 Tracey Munson 3/12
1:05.75 Marielle Jewett 3/17
1:06.50 Julia Anderson 3/12
100m DASH
12.29 SR Sylvia Harrison 4/17
12.45 Dani Figgins 3/23
13.10 Missy Lott 4/17
13.29 Kayla Sagers 3/17
13.42 Katie Taylor 5/5
13.57 Katelyn MCleod 5/5
13.66 Brittany Beecher 4/10
13.68 Ericka Griffin 5/5
13.98 Brooke Terry 3/30
14.01 Kayla Astle 3/30
14.35 Jessie Young 3/12
14.38 Taylor Russell 4/17
14.44 Jeni Christensen 4/28
14.47 Mckenna Hill 4/28
14.54 Katie Nelson 3/17
14.76 Jordyn Olson 3/12
14.79 Brianna Price 5/5
14.93 Dominique Moller 3/30
14.99 Rylee Green 3/30
15.00 Lyndee Anderson 4/23
15.30 Alicia Platt 3/12
15.71 Erin Duncan 4/28
15.78 Brooke Edgley 4/28
15.87 Amanda Estoque 3/12
200m DASH
25.61 #5 Sylvia Harrison 4/17
25.65 Dani Figgins 3/30
26.67 Missy Lott 4/14
26.83 Kayla Sagers 4/17
27.03 Tara Anderson 4/17
27.56 Addie Jones 4/14
28.12 Katie Taylor 3/23
28.34 Brittany Beecher 4/14
28.39 Erika Griffin 5/5
28.73 Sarah Oldham 4/10
29.14 Hannah Haws 4/14
29.55 Anna Ward 4/28
29.95 Katie Nelson 3/30
30.21 Jeni Christensen 4/14
30.42 Becca Albrechtsen 4/28
30.45 Anni Anderson 4/28
30.50 Lyndee Anderson 3/23
31.14 Brooke Terry 3/12
31.67 Brianna Price 4/14
32.87 Dominique Moller 4/28
400m DASH
1:01.00 Jessie Wilding 4/14
1:01.19 Dani Figgins 3/23
1:01.47 Missy Lott 4/23
1:01.51 Tara Anderson 4/2
1:03.04 Anna Ward 4/28
1:03.54 Katie Taylor 4/14
1:03.54 Kayla Sagers 4/14
1:03.69 Madi Holt 4/23
1:04.58 Becca Albrechtsen 4/28
1:04.70 Anni Anderson 4/28
1:04.96 Erika Griffin 4/10
1:07.06 Kathryn Petersen 4/17
1:11.44 Melissa Welling 3/17
1:15.22 Emily Hansen 3/12
1:15.32 Brooke Stromberg 3/12
1:20.54 Brianna Price 3/12
800m RUN
2:19.82 #7 Jessie Wilding 5/6
2:20.81 Anna Ward 4/17
2:21.36 Anni Anderson 5/6
2:25.26 Becca Albrechtsen 4/17
2:25.5r Meghan Hedquist 5/6
2:32.45 Hannah Haws 5/6
2:33.96 Madi Holt 4/17
2:35.1 Abby Frodsham 4/28
2:38.5 Madie McCleary 5/6
2:40.0 Emily Hansen 4/14
2:40.5 Megan Parker 4/28
2:40.9 Danna Stuart 5/6
2:41.2 Sarah Parker 5/6
2:41.5 Caitlin Miller 4/2
2:42.27 Erika Wilson 4/17
2:44.92 Brooke Gutzwiller 3/12
2:46.4 Julia Anderson 4/28
2:47.95 Kathryn Petersen 4/17
2:49.7 Katie Christensen 3/23
2:51.0 Melissa Welling 3/23
2:51.0 Janice Hartvigsen 4/14
2:52.6 Tracey Munson 4/28
2:53.0 Tessa Brown 3/17
2:55.0 Karaline Vandemerwe 4/14
3:07.0 Addie Ferguson 4/14
3:07.79 Katie Seljaas 3/12
3:09.7 Whitney Williams 3/17
3:18.0 Amanda Estoque 3/17
1600m RUN
5:10.93 #5 Jessie Wilding 5/14
5:12.68 #10 Meghan Hedquist 4/17
5:32.60 Abby Frodsham 4/23
5:36.0 Anna Ward 4/14
5:36.54 Anni Andersen 5/5
5:37.55 Hannah Haws 4/17
5:41.0 Emily Hansen 4/14
5:45.7 Tessa Brown 5/5
5:45.9 Becca Albrechtsen 5/5
5:51.2 Brooke Stromberg 5/5
5:52.1 Caitlin Miller 5/5
5:53.19 Janice Hartvigsen 4/17
5:59.20 Sarah Parker 4/23
5:59.57 Madie McCleary4/17
6:00.5 Brooke Gutzwiller 3/17
6:02.4 Tracey Munson 4/23
6:05.9 Jessica Paget 5/5
6:11.5 Julia Anderson 4/28
6:13.0 Megan Parker 3/12
6:13.9 Erika Wilson 3/17
6:21.0 Karaline Vandemerwe 4/14
6:22.0 Madi Holt 4/14
6:22.5 Danna Stuart 3/23
6:34.0 Katie Seljaas 4/14
6:35.6 Dana Shumway 3/23
6:37.4 Katie Christensen 3/17
6:52.21 Annie Tanner 3/12
6:53.16 Whitney Williams 3/12
8:01.0 Elizabeth Martineau 4/14
3200m RUN
11:20.24 #5 Jessie Wilding 5/15
11:24.22 Meghan Hedquist 4/9
11:43.50 Emily Hansen 5/15
12:22.43 Abby Frodsham 5/6
12:23.26 Tessa Brown 5/6
12:27.01 Caitlin Miller 5/6
12:29.06 Brooke Stromberg 5/6
12:46.1 Brooke Gutzwiller 3/23
12:52.9 Megan Parker 5/6
12:53.0 Becca Albrechtsen 4/14
13:14.2 Julia Anderson 5/6
13:21.2 Janice Hartvigsen 4/2
13:29.5 Tracey Munson 5/6
13:30.28 Karaline Vandemerwe 5/6
4 x 100m RELAY
49.15 Kayla Sagers, Dani Figgins, Missy Lott, Sylvia Harrison 5/14
49.32 Kayla Sagers, Tara Anderson, Missy Lott, Sylvia Harrison 4/17
50.61 Katie Taylor, Dani Figgins, Missy Lott, Sylvia Harrison 3/17
50.87 Kayla Sagers, Katelyn MCleod, Addie Jones, Sylvia Harrison 4/23
52.26 Katelyn McLeod, Katie Taylor, Brittany Beecher, Kenzie Harrison 4/17
53.95 Katlyn McCleod, Sarah Oldam 3/17
54.41 4/10
57.12 3/17
60.15 3/17
MEDLEY RELAY
4:16.36 Kayla Sagers, Missy Lott, Tara Anderson, Becca Albrechtsen 4/14
4:18.61 Kayla Sagers, Tara Anderson, Missy Lott, Jessie Wilding 4/17
4:21.00 Kayla Sagers, Tara Anderson, Missy Lott, Becca Albrechtsen 5/01
4:23.09 Brittany Beecher, Sylvia Harrison, Madi Holt, Meghan Hedquist 5/6
4:25.50 Brittany Beecher, Sylvia Harrison, Katie Taylor, Anna Ward 4/23
4:32.14 Katelyn MCleod, Brittany Beecher, Katie Taylor, Anna Ward 4/2
4:35.44 Addy Jones, Sarah Oldham, Kenzie Harrison, Hannah Haws 4/17
4:36.77 Kayla Sagers, Katlyn MCleod, Madi Holt, Jessie Wilding 3/17
4:37.79 Tara Anderson, Missy Lott, Kenzie Harrison, Anni Andersen 3/23
4:44.0 ?, ?, Ericka Griffin, Meghan Hedquist 4/14
4 x 400m RELAY
3:59.74 #3 Kayla Sagers, Missy Lott, Jessie Wilding, Tara Anderson 5/15
4:01.99 Kayla Sagers, Tara Anderson, Madi Holt, Missy Lott 4/14
4:04.47 Kayla Sagers, Missy Lott, Tara Anderson, Jessie Wilding 4/17
4:05.15 Kayla Sagers, Missy Lott, Tara Anderson, Jessie Wilding 5/01
4:11.02 Kayla Sagers, Tara Anderson, Anna Ward, Jessie Wilding 5/6
4:12.03 Kayla Sagers, Missy Lott, Tara Anderson, Dani Figgins 3/17
4:12.32 Kayla Sagers, Tara Anderson, Katie Taylor, Missy Lott 3/23
4:15.0 Kayla Sagers, Missy Lott, Kenzie Harrison, Tara Anderson 4/2
4:20.41 Jessie Wilding, Anni Andersen, Becca Albrechtsen, Sylvia Harrison 4/23
4:24.35 Ericka Griffin, Madi Holt, Madi McCleary, Sarah Oldham 4/17
4:29.0 Becca Albrechtsen, Anna Ward, Brooke Gutzwiller, Jessie Wilding 4/14
4:32.3 Davis B 3/23
4:35.95 Becca Albrechtsen, Madi Holt, Jessie Wilding, 3/17
4:37.54 4/10
4:37.6 Becca Albrechtsen, Anni Anderson, Anna Ward, Sarah Parker 4/2
4 x 800m RELAY
10:05.45 Anni Andersen, Anna Ward, Becca Albrechtsen, Meghan Hedquist 4/17
10:42.1 Meghan Hedquist, Anna Ward, Anni Anderson, Jessie Wilding 3/30
10:43.5 Anna Ward, Anni Andersen, Hannah Haws, Jessie Wilding 3/23
10:46.2 Madi Holt, Caitlin Miller, Tessa Brown, Brooke Stromberg 4/17
10:48.4 Anna Ward, Madi Holt, Erika Wilson, Julia Anderson 4/23
10:56.4 Madie McCleary, Danna Stuart, Abby Frodsham, ?? 4/17
11:09.3 Abby Frodsham, Emily Hansen, Erika Wilson, Hannah Haws 3/30
11:12.8 Jessica Paget, Julia Anderson, Tracey Munson, Katie Christensen 4/17
11:23.1 Erika Wilson Sarah parker, Janice Hartvigsen, Madi McCleary 3/23
11:25.1 Kathryn Peterson, Tracey Munson, Dana Stewart, Melissa Welling 3/23
11:32.3 Janice Hartvigsen, Caitlin Miller, Danna Stuart, Brooke Gutzwiller 3/30
11:49.1 Megan Parker, Julia Anderson, Madi McCleary, Kathryn Petersen 3/30
12:11.5 Katie Seljaas, Julia Anderson, Annie Tanner, Whitney Wiliams 3/23
4 x 200m RELAY
1:43.13 SR Missy Lott, Sylvia Harrison, Kayla Sagers, Dani Figgins 4/9
Distance Medley RELAY
12:32.0 Jessie Wilding, Dani Figgins, Anna Ward, Meghan Hedquist 4/10
# - Davis All Time Mark
r - Relay Split
% - Already on All-Time List
a - Sea Level Mark
8’02 Jeni Christensen 4/17
7’06 Katie Nelson 3/23
HIGH JUMP
5’00 Lauren Stringham 4/23
4’10 Tessie Atwater 3/17
4’10 Libby Fowler 4/23
4’08 Sarah Oldman 3/12
4’08 Brittany Beecher 3/17
4’08 Anni Anderseen 3/23
4’06 Kylee Schiess 3/23
4’06 Sammi Burnett 3/12
4’06 Annie Tanner 3/23
LONG JUMP
16’01.25 Megan Story 5/5
16’01.00 Sarah Oldham 3/30
15’09.50 Katie Taylor 5/5
15’05.00 Kayla Sagers 3/30
14’08.00 Becca Albrechtsen 5/5
14’07.50 Libby Fowler 5/5
14’03.25 Katelyn MCleod 3/30
12’10.50 Missy Lott 3/12
12’10.00 Kylee Schiess 4/28
12’09.50 Katie Christensen 4/14
12’08.00 Emi Facer 4/28
12’04.00 Sarah Madsen 4/28
11’11.00 Addy Jones 3/12
11’09.00 Tracey Munson 3/12
11’07.0 0 Jeni Christensen 3/17
11’03.00 Marielle Jewett 3/17
10’02.00 Julia Anderson 3/12
10’01.25 Megan Parker 3/12
SHOT PUT
29’02.50 Michelle Clark 3/23
27’11.00 Amelia Jones 3/12
26’00.50 Lauren Stringham 3/17
25’10.00 Bianca Guas 4/28
25’05.75 Emi Facer 3/12
22’11.00 Sarah Madsen 4/28
22’10.00 Kylee Schiess 3/30
22’09.50 Kelsi Cottrell 3/12
22’07.50 Kylee Schiess 4/28
22’02.00 Becca Albrechtsen 4/14
21’00.50 Sammi Burnett 3/12
20’09.00 Alex Topolewski 3/17
19’10.75 Didi Monjar 3/12
17’10.00 Megan Parker 4/14
DISCUS
111’03 Amelia Jones 4/17
110’09 Boston Workman 4/17
90’06 Bianca Guas 4/17
78’03 Kenna Isom 5/6
75’08 Emi Facer 4/28
71’01 Kylee Schiess 4/28
70’02 Tara Timothy 4/14
68’00 Lexie Arancibia 3/12
59’09 Brooke Edgley 4/28
59’02 Becca Albrechtsen 4/14
56’09 Addie Jones 4/28
55’11 Erin Duncan 3/12
54’11 Angela Teuscher 3/12
52’05 Kelsi Cottrell 3/12
47’07 Megan Parker 4/14
45’09 Katie Christensen 4/14
JAVELIN
112’07 #10 Tara Timothy 5/5
98’03 Michelle Clark 4/23
93’01 Boston Workman 4/17
77’00 Amelia Jones 3/12
73’01 Lauren Stringham 4/17
70’01 Brooke Terry 3/23
59’03 Alicia Platt 3/12
55’10 Becca Albrechtsen 4/14
54’04 Kylee Schiess 4/28
52’00 Kelsi Cottrell 4/14
51’00 Alex Topolewski 3/17
42’07 Megan Parker 3/12
38’ 02 Emily Hansen 3/12
32’06 Riley Green 3/12
35’07 Katie Christensen 4/14
28’04 Meghan Bailey 4/14
28’02 Brooke Stromberg
100m HURDLES
15.17 #5 Sylvia Harrison 4/17
15.90 Addie Jones 5/6
16.30 Brittany Beecher 5/5
16.72 Sarah Oldham 4/17
17.02 McKenna Hill 4/14
17.14 Meagan Storey 5/5
17.52 Libby Fowler 4/14
18.41 Tessie Atwater 5/5
18.46 Jessie Young 5/5
19.03 Alicia Platt 4/17
19.16 Didi Monjar 4/14
19.31 Sammie Burnett 3/17
19.57 Kailei Santone 4/28
19.72 Lexie Arancibia 4/17
20.05 Jordan Olsen 3/23
20.59 Carly Oldroyd 3/12
20.75 Jeni Christensen 4/28
21.08 Anni Andersen 3/12
22.20 Maddy Tujillo 3/17
22.28 Erin Duncan 4/14
22.47 Marielle Jewett 3/17
22.64 Sarah Madsen 3/30
22.74 Emi Facer 3/12
24.14 Anna Ward
300m HURDLES
45.57 #5 Sarah Oldham 5/15
46.97 Brittany Beecher 5/14
47.99 Kenzie Harrison 4/23
48.34 Addy Jones 4/17
48.38 Meagan Storey 4/10
49.60 McKenna Hill 4/14
52.99 Lexie Arancibia 5/5
54.36 Jordyn Olsen 4/17
54.48 Tessie Atwater 5/5
54.66 Didi Monjar 4/17
54.69 Jessie Young 5/5
55.26 Kailei Santore 5/5
59.08 Alicia Platt 4/14
1:02.45 Erin Duncan 4/28
1:03.19 Sarah Madsen 3/23
1:04.85 Tracey Munson 3/12
1:05.75 Marielle Jewett 3/17
1:06.50 Julia Anderson 3/12
100m DASH
12.29 SR Sylvia Harrison 4/17
12.45 Dani Figgins 3/23
13.10 Missy Lott 4/17
13.29 Kayla Sagers 3/17
13.42 Katie Taylor 5/5
13.57 Katelyn MCleod 5/5
13.66 Brittany Beecher 4/10
13.68 Ericka Griffin 5/5
13.98 Brooke Terry 3/30
14.01 Kayla Astle 3/30
14.35 Jessie Young 3/12
14.38 Taylor Russell 4/17
14.44 Jeni Christensen 4/28
14.47 Mckenna Hill 4/28
14.54 Katie Nelson 3/17
14.76 Jordyn Olson 3/12
14.79 Brianna Price 5/5
14.93 Dominique Moller 3/30
14.99 Rylee Green 3/30
15.00 Lyndee Anderson 4/23
15.30 Alicia Platt 3/12
15.71 Erin Duncan 4/28
15.78 Brooke Edgley 4/28
15.87 Amanda Estoque 3/12
200m DASH
25.61 #5 Sylvia Harrison 4/17
25.65 Dani Figgins 3/30
26.67 Missy Lott 4/14
26.83 Kayla Sagers 4/17
27.03 Tara Anderson 4/17
27.56 Addie Jones 4/14
28.12 Katie Taylor 3/23
28.34 Brittany Beecher 4/14
28.39 Erika Griffin 5/5
28.73 Sarah Oldham 4/10
29.14 Hannah Haws 4/14
29.55 Anna Ward 4/28
29.95 Katie Nelson 3/30
30.21 Jeni Christensen 4/14
30.42 Becca Albrechtsen 4/28
30.45 Anni Anderson 4/28
30.50 Lyndee Anderson 3/23
31.14 Brooke Terry 3/12
31.67 Brianna Price 4/14
32.87 Dominique Moller 4/28
400m DASH
1:01.00 Jessie Wilding 4/14
1:01.19 Dani Figgins 3/23
1:01.47 Missy Lott 4/23
1:01.51 Tara Anderson 4/2
1:03.04 Anna Ward 4/28
1:03.54 Katie Taylor 4/14
1:03.54 Kayla Sagers 4/14
1:03.69 Madi Holt 4/23
1:04.58 Becca Albrechtsen 4/28
1:04.70 Anni Anderson 4/28
1:04.96 Erika Griffin 4/10
1:07.06 Kathryn Petersen 4/17
1:11.44 Melissa Welling 3/17
1:15.22 Emily Hansen 3/12
1:15.32 Brooke Stromberg 3/12
1:20.54 Brianna Price 3/12
800m RUN
2:19.82 #7 Jessie Wilding 5/6
2:20.81 Anna Ward 4/17
2:21.36 Anni Anderson 5/6
2:25.26 Becca Albrechtsen 4/17
2:25.5r Meghan Hedquist 5/6
2:32.45 Hannah Haws 5/6
2:33.96 Madi Holt 4/17
2:35.1 Abby Frodsham 4/28
2:38.5 Madie McCleary 5/6
2:40.0 Emily Hansen 4/14
2:40.5 Megan Parker 4/28
2:40.9 Danna Stuart 5/6
2:41.2 Sarah Parker 5/6
2:41.5 Caitlin Miller 4/2
2:42.27 Erika Wilson 4/17
2:44.92 Brooke Gutzwiller 3/12
2:46.4 Julia Anderson 4/28
2:47.95 Kathryn Petersen 4/17
2:49.7 Katie Christensen 3/23
2:51.0 Melissa Welling 3/23
2:51.0 Janice Hartvigsen 4/14
2:52.6 Tracey Munson 4/28
2:53.0 Tessa Brown 3/17
2:55.0 Karaline Vandemerwe 4/14
3:07.0 Addie Ferguson 4/14
3:07.79 Katie Seljaas 3/12
3:09.7 Whitney Williams 3/17
3:18.0 Amanda Estoque 3/17
1600m RUN
5:10.93 #5 Jessie Wilding 5/14
5:12.68 #10 Meghan Hedquist 4/17
5:32.60 Abby Frodsham 4/23
5:36.0 Anna Ward 4/14
5:36.54 Anni Andersen 5/5
5:37.55 Hannah Haws 4/17
5:41.0 Emily Hansen 4/14
5:45.7 Tessa Brown 5/5
5:45.9 Becca Albrechtsen 5/5
5:51.2 Brooke Stromberg 5/5
5:52.1 Caitlin Miller 5/5
5:53.19 Janice Hartvigsen 4/17
5:59.20 Sarah Parker 4/23
5:59.57 Madie McCleary4/17
6:00.5 Brooke Gutzwiller 3/17
6:02.4 Tracey Munson 4/23
6:05.9 Jessica Paget 5/5
6:11.5 Julia Anderson 4/28
6:13.0 Megan Parker 3/12
6:13.9 Erika Wilson 3/17
6:21.0 Karaline Vandemerwe 4/14
6:22.0 Madi Holt 4/14
6:22.5 Danna Stuart 3/23
6:34.0 Katie Seljaas 4/14
6:35.6 Dana Shumway 3/23
6:37.4 Katie Christensen 3/17
6:52.21 Annie Tanner 3/12
6:53.16 Whitney Williams 3/12
8:01.0 Elizabeth Martineau 4/14
3200m RUN
11:20.24 #5 Jessie Wilding 5/15
11:24.22 Meghan Hedquist 4/9
11:43.50 Emily Hansen 5/15
12:22.43 Abby Frodsham 5/6
12:23.26 Tessa Brown 5/6
12:27.01 Caitlin Miller 5/6
12:29.06 Brooke Stromberg 5/6
12:46.1 Brooke Gutzwiller 3/23
12:52.9 Megan Parker 5/6
12:53.0 Becca Albrechtsen 4/14
13:14.2 Julia Anderson 5/6
13:21.2 Janice Hartvigsen 4/2
13:29.5 Tracey Munson 5/6
13:30.28 Karaline Vandemerwe 5/6
4 x 100m RELAY
49.15 Kayla Sagers, Dani Figgins, Missy Lott, Sylvia Harrison 5/14
49.32 Kayla Sagers, Tara Anderson, Missy Lott, Sylvia Harrison 4/17
50.61 Katie Taylor, Dani Figgins, Missy Lott, Sylvia Harrison 3/17
50.87 Kayla Sagers, Katelyn MCleod, Addie Jones, Sylvia Harrison 4/23
52.26 Katelyn McLeod, Katie Taylor, Brittany Beecher, Kenzie Harrison 4/17
53.95 Katlyn McCleod, Sarah Oldam 3/17
54.41 4/10
57.12 3/17
60.15 3/17
MEDLEY RELAY
4:16.36 Kayla Sagers, Missy Lott, Tara Anderson, Becca Albrechtsen 4/14
4:18.61 Kayla Sagers, Tara Anderson, Missy Lott, Jessie Wilding 4/17
4:21.00 Kayla Sagers, Tara Anderson, Missy Lott, Becca Albrechtsen 5/01
4:23.09 Brittany Beecher, Sylvia Harrison, Madi Holt, Meghan Hedquist 5/6
4:25.50 Brittany Beecher, Sylvia Harrison, Katie Taylor, Anna Ward 4/23
4:32.14 Katelyn MCleod, Brittany Beecher, Katie Taylor, Anna Ward 4/2
4:35.44 Addy Jones, Sarah Oldham, Kenzie Harrison, Hannah Haws 4/17
4:36.77 Kayla Sagers, Katlyn MCleod, Madi Holt, Jessie Wilding 3/17
4:37.79 Tara Anderson, Missy Lott, Kenzie Harrison, Anni Andersen 3/23
4:44.0 ?, ?, Ericka Griffin, Meghan Hedquist 4/14
4 x 400m RELAY
3:59.74 #3 Kayla Sagers, Missy Lott, Jessie Wilding, Tara Anderson 5/15
4:01.99 Kayla Sagers, Tara Anderson, Madi Holt, Missy Lott 4/14
4:04.47 Kayla Sagers, Missy Lott, Tara Anderson, Jessie Wilding 4/17
4:05.15 Kayla Sagers, Missy Lott, Tara Anderson, Jessie Wilding 5/01
4:11.02 Kayla Sagers, Tara Anderson, Anna Ward, Jessie Wilding 5/6
4:12.03 Kayla Sagers, Missy Lott, Tara Anderson, Dani Figgins 3/17
4:12.32 Kayla Sagers, Tara Anderson, Katie Taylor, Missy Lott 3/23
4:15.0 Kayla Sagers, Missy Lott, Kenzie Harrison, Tara Anderson 4/2
4:20.41 Jessie Wilding, Anni Andersen, Becca Albrechtsen, Sylvia Harrison 4/23
4:24.35 Ericka Griffin, Madi Holt, Madi McCleary, Sarah Oldham 4/17
4:29.0 Becca Albrechtsen, Anna Ward, Brooke Gutzwiller, Jessie Wilding 4/14
4:32.3 Davis B 3/23
4:35.95 Becca Albrechtsen, Madi Holt, Jessie Wilding, 3/17
4:37.54 4/10
4:37.6 Becca Albrechtsen, Anni Anderson, Anna Ward, Sarah Parker 4/2
4 x 800m RELAY
10:05.45 Anni Andersen, Anna Ward, Becca Albrechtsen, Meghan Hedquist 4/17
10:42.1 Meghan Hedquist, Anna Ward, Anni Anderson, Jessie Wilding 3/30
10:43.5 Anna Ward, Anni Andersen, Hannah Haws, Jessie Wilding 3/23
10:46.2 Madi Holt, Caitlin Miller, Tessa Brown, Brooke Stromberg 4/17
10:48.4 Anna Ward, Madi Holt, Erika Wilson, Julia Anderson 4/23
10:56.4 Madie McCleary, Danna Stuart, Abby Frodsham, ?? 4/17
11:09.3 Abby Frodsham, Emily Hansen, Erika Wilson, Hannah Haws 3/30
11:12.8 Jessica Paget, Julia Anderson, Tracey Munson, Katie Christensen 4/17
11:23.1 Erika Wilson Sarah parker, Janice Hartvigsen, Madi McCleary 3/23
11:25.1 Kathryn Peterson, Tracey Munson, Dana Stewart, Melissa Welling 3/23
11:32.3 Janice Hartvigsen, Caitlin Miller, Danna Stuart, Brooke Gutzwiller 3/30
11:49.1 Megan Parker, Julia Anderson, Madi McCleary, Kathryn Petersen 3/30
12:11.5 Katie Seljaas, Julia Anderson, Annie Tanner, Whitney Wiliams 3/23
4 x 200m RELAY
1:43.13 SR Missy Lott, Sylvia Harrison, Kayla Sagers, Dani Figgins 4/9
Distance Medley RELAY
12:32.0 Jessie Wilding, Dani Figgins, Anna Ward, Meghan Hedquist 4/10
# - Davis All Time Mark
r - Relay Split
% - Already on All-Time List
a - Sea Level Mark
Monday, May 17, 2010
Track Update - State Championships
Darts -
It is difficult to sum up all that happened over the 2 days of the state meet. There were a lot of ups and downs, moments of excitement, moments of disappointment, and moments of intensity. All together it was an experience our TEAM will never forget. A year ago we finished with a first for the boys and a second for the girls with a lot of seniors on both sides. We knew it would take an incredible amount of hard work and TEAM work for us to put ourselves in the position to go after the state titles again. After months of dedication, we came away with two 2nd place trophies - they are a sign of our commitment to being our very best. As I look at the points we earned for both the girls and the boys, every point came with sacrifice, sweat, tears, time, work, and passion. There was not a point we didn't deserve. The TEAM fought hard from the first event to the very last, and as coaches we are extremely proud of our kids and what they were able to accomplish at the state championships and through the season as a whole.
The boys championship began with a solid performance from our milers. Because of a deep field in the distance races, we weren't ranked to get many points, but Austin Neuner led the way and finished in 6th points to give us a good start. What an outstanding year it has been for our milers - with 27 boys going under 5:00 (a TEAM record). We then had our work cut out for us in the trials on the track. Our hurdlers, who have set the tone for us all year long, all qualified for the finals. Kyler, Dalton, and Alec each ran near their season bests to get 3 of the 9 finals spots. Troy ran solid in the 100m - he just missed finals, but finished as the top sophomore in the meet. Our 4 x 100 team of Ben Keaton, Tyson Bullock, Tanner Hinds, and Troy Hinds looked great as they got the job done, running our best time of the year in the trials and got us into the finals. I figured out the secret Tanner's speed. He sat down next to me during the pole vault (2 hours before his 4 x 100) and finished off a foot-long bratwurst. We also looked good in the 400m - Ben Poulson ran a season best 49.50 in the trials and made it into finals. Ben Keaton just missed, but has been a work horse for us all year in the 400, and would still be much needed in all 3 relays. The 300 hurdles was next, and both Kyler and Dalton made it through to the finals. It gave Coach West a perfect 9 out of 9 qualifying for the finals in the hurdles for the boys and the girls. Our medley team looked great running the fastest qualifying time of the day. It was nice to have CJ and Brandon step in and help us conserve some energy for the other sprinters - they definitely got their jobs done. Troy narrowly missed finals in the 200m, but was once again one of the top sophomores from any division. And we ended the day on the track with the 4 x 400. Our guys looked great and put us into finals ranked 2nd. On the two field event finals with our boys, we picked up 6.5 points on Friday. Gabe made some great clearances to finish up tied for 5th (if you were wondering how we got a 1/2 point, it was from Gabe's 3.5). Ethan just about made 13'00, and Keigunn also looked strong nearly clearing 13'00. He was also smart to take a shot at 13'06 when the official gave him the chance - even though it was a mistake on the part of the official - I like how Keigunn was living in the moment and enjoying the competition. I also liked how Coach Agnello was getting into it - demonstrating the jumps on the fence, throwing his hat on the ground, and pumping up the vaulters. I wish we had taken some video of Jeff. The high jumpers also picked up 3 needed points. Conrad and Alec tied for 7th with jumps of 6'02. Marcus was one of the only freshman to qualify for any events in the 5A division.
The second day began with the 3200m. Although Austin and Logan didn't quite get what we hoped, they stuck around and did everything they could to keep their TEAM fired up. 9:48 was a pr for Austin. While Logan and Austin were running the 3200, Tyson was wrapping up the long jump. It has been fun to watch Tyson improve all season long. He has a way of getting himself ready for the big meets - the state meet was no different. He finished with 4 jumps over 21'00, with a best of 21'06.50 on his last attempt which moved him from 4th to 3rd. Kyler, Dalton, and Alec scored 10 big points in the 110 hurdles - Kyler and Alec both with prs. But at that point we found ourselves a little down to Riverton. We were setting prs, and giving our all, but things really seemed to be going well for Riverton. I like how we kept our intensity and we kept our composure even when we were getting a little down. The 4 x 100m team really fired us up with their 3rd place finish. There time of 43.39 was our best all season long by half a second. That 1/2 a second moved us from 7th to 3rd, and more importantly got our TEAM going - it put us right back in the meet. Tanner's 2nd breakfast of bratwurst had him flying around the final turn, and then troy passed 3 teams in the final 50m to hold on for the 3rd. I loved the excitement our TEAM showed as they watched the 4 x 100 finish. After the relay, we got a sweet performance from Ben in the 400m. He ran an outstanding pr of 49.12 to finish 3rd. He took his pr down from 50.19 just during the 2 state races. The 49.12 is Davis's 3rd fastest all time, and the fastest by a Dart since 1997. The best part of it was that it was hard work paying off when it counted. At the same time, Landon Simonsen was throwing the shot put. He was not ranked in the top 9 going into the meet, but just snuck into finals with the 9th best throw in the trials. He took advantage of the opportunity to pr by over a foot, throwing his best mark of 47'11. It makes Landon the 5th returning thrower in the state. His 8th place finish picked up 1 point which we later saw would prove to be important. Kyler and Dalton once again came out with energy and strength in the 300 hurdles, they picked up another 12 points, and both ran lifetime bests (what more can you ask for?) Kyler's 38.69 was just .06 off of the win. He gave all he had and should be satisfied with a great high school hurdling career. He has been a stud for us all 3 years, and is going to tear it up in college. It was the Davis #8 all-time mark. We showed toughness once again in the 800m. Ben came back from his 400m to finish 3rd in the 800 as well. He nearly caught Costley at the line - it was so close we even asked for a review of the image. Ben's 800 time was 1:55.38 - his 2nd Davis #3 mark of the day. It was quite an impressive meet for Ben. Brad Nye came back after a rough 1600 on Friday, and he stuck himself right in the 800 race from start to finish. He also ran a pr of 1:57.34 and picked us up some valuable points with his 7th place finish. The medley grabbed us 8 more points. All legs did their job - Ben and Troy in the 200s, Tyson in the 400, and Joe White in the 800 (1:58 split). We also got a much needed lift from Spencer Betker as he threw 167'06 on his 2nd to last throw in the javelin to move from 7th to 3rd. It is the #5 all-time mark at Davis. At this point we had fought our way back into the hunt for the title. After the 200m dash, we were down to Riverton by 5.5 points with only the 4 x 400 to go. Our boys knew what they had to do, and it is a lot of pressure to get the win when you are worn out from 2 long days of racing and being in the sun. Ben, Kyler, Brad, and Ben went and ran one of the most courageous races I have seen. They gave their very best for their TEAM. It was awesome to watch them each fight through their legs of the relay knowing they had to do everything they could, and then watching Ben dig deep and hold off the compeition at the line to pick up the win was incredible. The Riverton athletes also stepped up to finish 3rd - knowing they needed at top 4 finish to get us. Our time of 3:21.81 was our best 4 x 400 relay in 10 years, and the 4th fastest in school history. It was hard to celebrate a phenomenal race because they knew the TEAM title had just slipped away by 1.5 points, but the boys had fought as hard as they could, and they walked away with their heads held high.
I am satisfied with the 2nd place because I felt like every point was earned. I saw a lot of character from our kids. I felt like we gave our all as a TEAM right through to the end. We make look at it for some time and think "if only . . . " There were some cases where the shortest distance or the smallest fraction of a second would have changed the outcome, but the effort was there, and we have to realize that we gave our all. It is difficult to swallow, especially in a year of 2nds for Davis High, but it is a 2nd place that I will always be proud of. It was a fun meet, it was an intense meet, and I think we learned a lot and grew a lot as a TEAM. Plus, we are going to be back next year fighting with all that we have to bring the championship back to the Darts.
All 2010 results can be found at www.runnercard.com.
Updated performance lists and all-time lists will be posted at www.darttrack.blogspot.com
We will also post links to the state videos once they are uploaded
Coach West was wrote up a great girls' state summary:
Wow, what a state meet! Every single year I end up loving state for the way it brings our TEAM together, the performances it brings out in the kids, and for the wonderful memories that are made. This State Meet was no exception to the rule! I am so proud of the girls for their hard-work, their will to compete and give it their all, and last, to do all they could for their TEAM. Going into the meet I knew that Riverton girls on paper would win by over 50 points. I didn't want to tell the girls this because I didn't want them to be discouraged. So I told them it would be tough to beat Riverton and that we just needed to stay focused on what we could do. Friday morning began with Jessica Wilding, Meghan Hedquist, and Abby Frodsham in the mile. All of them started off strong in the race and were very optimistic about what they could do. As the race got to the last lap Jessie was leading, then on the back stretch Hannah from Syracuse tried to pull in the lead. Then I saw something that was one of my favorite moments of the whole meet. Jessie's look on her face was like, ?this is mine and I am going to get it" Jessie then picked it up a gear and passed Hannah on the back stretch. The last 100 meters it was a sprint for the finish with an American Fork runner right on Jessie?s tail. Jessie crossed the line with an outdoor PR of 5:10.98 and a State Championship title. Meghan and Abby both ran with all they had and ended up 13th and 17th. It was a great start to a great day. Next up were the 100 meter hurdles. Sylvia Harrison and Addie Jones, who are both sophomores, ended up making it to finals. We then had the 100 dash with Sylvia and Dani Figgins. Sylvia was able to get qualified through to the next day, and I was proud of Dani for doing all she could for her TEAM after battling sickness for the last 1-2 months. Things were starting to really go well for us. Next up was the 4x100 TEAM of Kayla Sagars, Dani Figgins, Missy Lott, and Sylvia Harrison. This event always makes me and Parish really nervous - not because we are worried about our girls, but because anything can happen in this race to any school. Our girls ended up running great, they ran the fastest time they had run all year 49.15 and ended up qualifying through 2nd. Our next event up was the 300m Hurdles, with Sarah Oldham and Brittany Beecher. Both of these girls have worked so hard all year and neither one of them was picked to do very well, in fact the highest either one was picked to get was 8th. Well, both of them ran huge PR?s Sarah 46.40 and Brittany 46.97, which qualified them through at 4th and 7th. The day could not get better, and then it did. Right after that Tara Timothy had thrown in Javelin trials and qualified through to finals. It is always fun to watch Javelin because it is right in front of where we sit. Tara had thrown a 109, and all throwers were up for their last throws. One of the Riverton throwers got up and threw a 111?03 which put her in 2nd and bumped Tara to 3rd. Well Tara got up and threw her last throw and landed a 112?05 to earn her 2nd place. She just kept the momentum of the day rolling. Next up on the track was the Medley. Our TEAM of Kayla Sagars, Missy Lott, Tara Anderson, and Becca Albrechtsen ran a great race. They ran the fastest time we have run all year, 4:16.36 and qualified through 1st. They all looked so strong and confident. Sylvia Harrison was then up again in the 200 meter dash in which she qualified through in her 4th event. The last even for us was the 4x400, our TEAM of Kayla Sagars, Tara Anderson, Madi Holt, and Missy Lott did a fantastic job getting us qualified through and ended up once again running the fastest time we had run all year 4:01.99. We ended the first day doing so much better then anyone had thought. That night I counted up points and instead of being 55 points behind Riverton we were only 30; we had closed the gap by almost 25points! I was so excited and proud of the girls already.
Saturday morning started with the 3200, Jessie Wilding, Meghan Hedquist, and Emily Hansen were up. They all ran strong races, Emily who was sick ended up running a season PR of 11:43.50 and taking 11th, Meghan ran 11:36.85 and ended up 7th. And then Jessie brought in another State Championship title winning the event with the time of 11:20.24, which is 5th all time list. What another great start to the day. After that we had the 100 hurdles, Sylvia Harrison ended up 4th, and Addie Jones 9th. Then Sylvia had the 100 dash, she ran a very good race and ended up 3rd with the time of 12.32. Our 4x100 then had the misfortune of a dropped baton. Kayla came out and did exactly what Parish and I have been asking ? she drove out of her blocks like crazy ? and ended up accidently hitting the baton on her leg and it fell to the ground. Kayla then did something that made me more proud of her then if she would have run the fastest split of her life, she picked the baton up and kept running. Kayla ran faster than I have ever seen her run. I was then hoping the rest of the TEAM would do the same. Dani, Missy, and Sylvia all gave it their best and we still ended up 7th even with a dropped baton. I think these are one of those great learning moments of track and field. We all have times we mess up or things don?t go quite as planned. But we can?t change what happened we can only choose how we will handle it. I couldn?t be more proud of the way these girls handed it. I then hoped the rest of the TEAM would stay focused and keep doing what they could do. It was then back to the field events with Boston Workman and Amelia Jones in the Discus. Boston had a good last throw of 97 which ended up just barley not making finals, and Amelia ended up making it to finals. Amelia was not happy with her performance but ended up 8th with a throw of 99?07.25. I am proud of her for being such a leader and example of hard work ? not just at State but all year long. So a few things had not gone as well as hoped but the girls stayed positive and focused on what they could do. Next up was the 300m Hurdles. Sarah ended up with another huge PR, 45.57 which puts her 5th on the All Time List and Brittany ended up 9th. The 800 was one event I will never forget, it was such a battle for every single runner who ran it. Jessie went out with a strong lead, but after winning two tough events was not able to hold it. She ended up 6th with another great time just short of her season PR. Anna Ward and Anni Anderson had huge PR?s and came in 7th 2:20.81 and 8th 2:21.36. I was so proud of these girls, they have also worked so hard all season long. The medley was up next and our same TEAM ran. They again ran an incredible race of 4:16.79 and ended up just short of 1st. Sylvia ran her last race of the two days. I was so proud ofher for all she had done for her TEAM, not just competing in 4 events both daysand placing in all. But, Sylvia was out cheering on all her TEAMmates even though she should have been resting and getting off of her legs. Sylvia ended up placing 4th in the 200 with a time of 25:81. It was then time for our last event and these girls that have been consistent and constant for us once again came out and competed. All year Kayla Sagars, Missy Lott, and Tara Anderson have been our ?relay gals? They have done so much and earned their TEAM so many points throughout the year. Our TEAM for the finals was Kayla Sagars, Missy Lott, Jessie Wilding, and Tara Anderson. All of them had run multiple events and done an amazing job at all. It was the perfect way to end our season and the State Meet. They truly ran their hearts out, and ended up 3rd both on the all time list and in the state with a time of 3:59.74. As a TEAM we ended up taking 2nd and it is a 2nd we can be proud of. Not many TEAM?s are ever a consistent competitor year after year. And it is because of the work ethic and drive of these young girls that we are year after year competing for the top 2 spots. All in all this will be a State Championship I remember for the girls that were a part of it. I was so proud of all they have done all season, especially the seniors, who have put in so much sweat, heart, and tears into what they love. Thank you girls and to all the parents who support them and us. And a big thanks to Coach Agnello, Hayward, Richardsen, Anderson, Armstorng, and Petty for all the time they give to the girls and how much they care for them. And last but not least Coach Talley ? who is kinda the Co-Head Girls Coach. He does so much for the program and is so willing to give whatever it takes for the girls. He is a hero to the whole TEAM!
I want to echo Coach Wests congratulations to all of the TEAM for their great season and for their solid state championship performances. We will be in the hunt for the title every year because we have great kids to work with. It shows our program is solid because we are always fighting for the 1st place finish. Thanks to all of the parents and the coaches who sacrificed time and energy to help us out this season. Thanks to all of the kids who gave of themselves to make our program great. It has been an honor and a privelege to work with the athletes and coaches we have. It will be a season I will always remember.
- Coach Talley
Coming up:
Monday - Uniform Turn-in. If you miss Monday, we want them on Tuesday. Please don't make us put in fines at the office. If we don't get the uniform, the fine will be $40.
Tuesday - Time Trials and Hurdle Shuttle Relay - the teams will be posted in the hall tomorrow. If you would like to get a mark in any event that we can use for this year's performance list, we will be out on the track after school on Tuesday.
Thursday/Friday - Tentative Decathlon - depending on the amount of interest shown.
Wednesday, May 26 - TEAM barbecue and banquet. Everyone is invited. We will have burgers and hot dogs and a short awards banquet. (Changed from Tuesday because of scholarship night).
Tuesday, June 1 - Cross Country TEAM meeting - anyone interested should meet in Coach Talley's room (2512) at 3:00pm on the 1st of June.
It is difficult to sum up all that happened over the 2 days of the state meet. There were a lot of ups and downs, moments of excitement, moments of disappointment, and moments of intensity. All together it was an experience our TEAM will never forget. A year ago we finished with a first for the boys and a second for the girls with a lot of seniors on both sides. We knew it would take an incredible amount of hard work and TEAM work for us to put ourselves in the position to go after the state titles again. After months of dedication, we came away with two 2nd place trophies - they are a sign of our commitment to being our very best. As I look at the points we earned for both the girls and the boys, every point came with sacrifice, sweat, tears, time, work, and passion. There was not a point we didn't deserve. The TEAM fought hard from the first event to the very last, and as coaches we are extremely proud of our kids and what they were able to accomplish at the state championships and through the season as a whole.
The boys championship began with a solid performance from our milers. Because of a deep field in the distance races, we weren't ranked to get many points, but Austin Neuner led the way and finished in 6th points to give us a good start. What an outstanding year it has been for our milers - with 27 boys going under 5:00 (a TEAM record). We then had our work cut out for us in the trials on the track. Our hurdlers, who have set the tone for us all year long, all qualified for the finals. Kyler, Dalton, and Alec each ran near their season bests to get 3 of the 9 finals spots. Troy ran solid in the 100m - he just missed finals, but finished as the top sophomore in the meet. Our 4 x 100 team of Ben Keaton, Tyson Bullock, Tanner Hinds, and Troy Hinds looked great as they got the job done, running our best time of the year in the trials and got us into the finals. I figured out the secret Tanner's speed. He sat down next to me during the pole vault (2 hours before his 4 x 100) and finished off a foot-long bratwurst. We also looked good in the 400m - Ben Poulson ran a season best 49.50 in the trials and made it into finals. Ben Keaton just missed, but has been a work horse for us all year in the 400, and would still be much needed in all 3 relays. The 300 hurdles was next, and both Kyler and Dalton made it through to the finals. It gave Coach West a perfect 9 out of 9 qualifying for the finals in the hurdles for the boys and the girls. Our medley team looked great running the fastest qualifying time of the day. It was nice to have CJ and Brandon step in and help us conserve some energy for the other sprinters - they definitely got their jobs done. Troy narrowly missed finals in the 200m, but was once again one of the top sophomores from any division. And we ended the day on the track with the 4 x 400. Our guys looked great and put us into finals ranked 2nd. On the two field event finals with our boys, we picked up 6.5 points on Friday. Gabe made some great clearances to finish up tied for 5th (if you were wondering how we got a 1/2 point, it was from Gabe's 3.5). Ethan just about made 13'00, and Keigunn also looked strong nearly clearing 13'00. He was also smart to take a shot at 13'06 when the official gave him the chance - even though it was a mistake on the part of the official - I like how Keigunn was living in the moment and enjoying the competition. I also liked how Coach Agnello was getting into it - demonstrating the jumps on the fence, throwing his hat on the ground, and pumping up the vaulters. I wish we had taken some video of Jeff. The high jumpers also picked up 3 needed points. Conrad and Alec tied for 7th with jumps of 6'02. Marcus was one of the only freshman to qualify for any events in the 5A division.
The second day began with the 3200m. Although Austin and Logan didn't quite get what we hoped, they stuck around and did everything they could to keep their TEAM fired up. 9:48 was a pr for Austin. While Logan and Austin were running the 3200, Tyson was wrapping up the long jump. It has been fun to watch Tyson improve all season long. He has a way of getting himself ready for the big meets - the state meet was no different. He finished with 4 jumps over 21'00, with a best of 21'06.50 on his last attempt which moved him from 4th to 3rd. Kyler, Dalton, and Alec scored 10 big points in the 110 hurdles - Kyler and Alec both with prs. But at that point we found ourselves a little down to Riverton. We were setting prs, and giving our all, but things really seemed to be going well for Riverton. I like how we kept our intensity and we kept our composure even when we were getting a little down. The 4 x 100m team really fired us up with their 3rd place finish. There time of 43.39 was our best all season long by half a second. That 1/2 a second moved us from 7th to 3rd, and more importantly got our TEAM going - it put us right back in the meet. Tanner's 2nd breakfast of bratwurst had him flying around the final turn, and then troy passed 3 teams in the final 50m to hold on for the 3rd. I loved the excitement our TEAM showed as they watched the 4 x 100 finish. After the relay, we got a sweet performance from Ben in the 400m. He ran an outstanding pr of 49.12 to finish 3rd. He took his pr down from 50.19 just during the 2 state races. The 49.12 is Davis's 3rd fastest all time, and the fastest by a Dart since 1997. The best part of it was that it was hard work paying off when it counted. At the same time, Landon Simonsen was throwing the shot put. He was not ranked in the top 9 going into the meet, but just snuck into finals with the 9th best throw in the trials. He took advantage of the opportunity to pr by over a foot, throwing his best mark of 47'11. It makes Landon the 5th returning thrower in the state. His 8th place finish picked up 1 point which we later saw would prove to be important. Kyler and Dalton once again came out with energy and strength in the 300 hurdles, they picked up another 12 points, and both ran lifetime bests (what more can you ask for?) Kyler's 38.69 was just .06 off of the win. He gave all he had and should be satisfied with a great high school hurdling career. He has been a stud for us all 3 years, and is going to tear it up in college. It was the Davis #8 all-time mark. We showed toughness once again in the 800m. Ben came back from his 400m to finish 3rd in the 800 as well. He nearly caught Costley at the line - it was so close we even asked for a review of the image. Ben's 800 time was 1:55.38 - his 2nd Davis #3 mark of the day. It was quite an impressive meet for Ben. Brad Nye came back after a rough 1600 on Friday, and he stuck himself right in the 800 race from start to finish. He also ran a pr of 1:57.34 and picked us up some valuable points with his 7th place finish. The medley grabbed us 8 more points. All legs did their job - Ben and Troy in the 200s, Tyson in the 400, and Joe White in the 800 (1:58 split). We also got a much needed lift from Spencer Betker as he threw 167'06 on his 2nd to last throw in the javelin to move from 7th to 3rd. It is the #5 all-time mark at Davis. At this point we had fought our way back into the hunt for the title. After the 200m dash, we were down to Riverton by 5.5 points with only the 4 x 400 to go. Our boys knew what they had to do, and it is a lot of pressure to get the win when you are worn out from 2 long days of racing and being in the sun. Ben, Kyler, Brad, and Ben went and ran one of the most courageous races I have seen. They gave their very best for their TEAM. It was awesome to watch them each fight through their legs of the relay knowing they had to do everything they could, and then watching Ben dig deep and hold off the compeition at the line to pick up the win was incredible. The Riverton athletes also stepped up to finish 3rd - knowing they needed at top 4 finish to get us. Our time of 3:21.81 was our best 4 x 400 relay in 10 years, and the 4th fastest in school history. It was hard to celebrate a phenomenal race because they knew the TEAM title had just slipped away by 1.5 points, but the boys had fought as hard as they could, and they walked away with their heads held high.
I am satisfied with the 2nd place because I felt like every point was earned. I saw a lot of character from our kids. I felt like we gave our all as a TEAM right through to the end. We make look at it for some time and think "if only . . . " There were some cases where the shortest distance or the smallest fraction of a second would have changed the outcome, but the effort was there, and we have to realize that we gave our all. It is difficult to swallow, especially in a year of 2nds for Davis High, but it is a 2nd place that I will always be proud of. It was a fun meet, it was an intense meet, and I think we learned a lot and grew a lot as a TEAM. Plus, we are going to be back next year fighting with all that we have to bring the championship back to the Darts.
All 2010 results can be found at www.runnercard.com.
Updated performance lists and all-time lists will be posted at www.darttrack.blogspot.com
We will also post links to the state videos once they are uploaded
Coach West was wrote up a great girls' state summary:
Wow, what a state meet! Every single year I end up loving state for the way it brings our TEAM together, the performances it brings out in the kids, and for the wonderful memories that are made. This State Meet was no exception to the rule! I am so proud of the girls for their hard-work, their will to compete and give it their all, and last, to do all they could for their TEAM. Going into the meet I knew that Riverton girls on paper would win by over 50 points. I didn't want to tell the girls this because I didn't want them to be discouraged. So I told them it would be tough to beat Riverton and that we just needed to stay focused on what we could do. Friday morning began with Jessica Wilding, Meghan Hedquist, and Abby Frodsham in the mile. All of them started off strong in the race and were very optimistic about what they could do. As the race got to the last lap Jessie was leading, then on the back stretch Hannah from Syracuse tried to pull in the lead. Then I saw something that was one of my favorite moments of the whole meet. Jessie's look on her face was like, ?this is mine and I am going to get it" Jessie then picked it up a gear and passed Hannah on the back stretch. The last 100 meters it was a sprint for the finish with an American Fork runner right on Jessie?s tail. Jessie crossed the line with an outdoor PR of 5:10.98 and a State Championship title. Meghan and Abby both ran with all they had and ended up 13th and 17th. It was a great start to a great day. Next up were the 100 meter hurdles. Sylvia Harrison and Addie Jones, who are both sophomores, ended up making it to finals. We then had the 100 dash with Sylvia and Dani Figgins. Sylvia was able to get qualified through to the next day, and I was proud of Dani for doing all she could for her TEAM after battling sickness for the last 1-2 months. Things were starting to really go well for us. Next up was the 4x100 TEAM of Kayla Sagars, Dani Figgins, Missy Lott, and Sylvia Harrison. This event always makes me and Parish really nervous - not because we are worried about our girls, but because anything can happen in this race to any school. Our girls ended up running great, they ran the fastest time they had run all year 49.15 and ended up qualifying through 2nd. Our next event up was the 300m Hurdles, with Sarah Oldham and Brittany Beecher. Both of these girls have worked so hard all year and neither one of them was picked to do very well, in fact the highest either one was picked to get was 8th. Well, both of them ran huge PR?s Sarah 46.40 and Brittany 46.97, which qualified them through at 4th and 7th. The day could not get better, and then it did. Right after that Tara Timothy had thrown in Javelin trials and qualified through to finals. It is always fun to watch Javelin because it is right in front of where we sit. Tara had thrown a 109, and all throwers were up for their last throws. One of the Riverton throwers got up and threw a 111?03 which put her in 2nd and bumped Tara to 3rd. Well Tara got up and threw her last throw and landed a 112?05 to earn her 2nd place. She just kept the momentum of the day rolling. Next up on the track was the Medley. Our TEAM of Kayla Sagars, Missy Lott, Tara Anderson, and Becca Albrechtsen ran a great race. They ran the fastest time we have run all year, 4:16.36 and qualified through 1st. They all looked so strong and confident. Sylvia Harrison was then up again in the 200 meter dash in which she qualified through in her 4th event. The last even for us was the 4x400, our TEAM of Kayla Sagars, Tara Anderson, Madi Holt, and Missy Lott did a fantastic job getting us qualified through and ended up once again running the fastest time we had run all year 4:01.99. We ended the first day doing so much better then anyone had thought. That night I counted up points and instead of being 55 points behind Riverton we were only 30; we had closed the gap by almost 25points! I was so excited and proud of the girls already.
Saturday morning started with the 3200, Jessie Wilding, Meghan Hedquist, and Emily Hansen were up. They all ran strong races, Emily who was sick ended up running a season PR of 11:43.50 and taking 11th, Meghan ran 11:36.85 and ended up 7th. And then Jessie brought in another State Championship title winning the event with the time of 11:20.24, which is 5th all time list. What another great start to the day. After that we had the 100 hurdles, Sylvia Harrison ended up 4th, and Addie Jones 9th. Then Sylvia had the 100 dash, she ran a very good race and ended up 3rd with the time of 12.32. Our 4x100 then had the misfortune of a dropped baton. Kayla came out and did exactly what Parish and I have been asking ? she drove out of her blocks like crazy ? and ended up accidently hitting the baton on her leg and it fell to the ground. Kayla then did something that made me more proud of her then if she would have run the fastest split of her life, she picked the baton up and kept running. Kayla ran faster than I have ever seen her run. I was then hoping the rest of the TEAM would do the same. Dani, Missy, and Sylvia all gave it their best and we still ended up 7th even with a dropped baton. I think these are one of those great learning moments of track and field. We all have times we mess up or things don?t go quite as planned. But we can?t change what happened we can only choose how we will handle it. I couldn?t be more proud of the way these girls handed it. I then hoped the rest of the TEAM would stay focused and keep doing what they could do. It was then back to the field events with Boston Workman and Amelia Jones in the Discus. Boston had a good last throw of 97 which ended up just barley not making finals, and Amelia ended up making it to finals. Amelia was not happy with her performance but ended up 8th with a throw of 99?07.25. I am proud of her for being such a leader and example of hard work ? not just at State but all year long. So a few things had not gone as well as hoped but the girls stayed positive and focused on what they could do. Next up was the 300m Hurdles. Sarah ended up with another huge PR, 45.57 which puts her 5th on the All Time List and Brittany ended up 9th. The 800 was one event I will never forget, it was such a battle for every single runner who ran it. Jessie went out with a strong lead, but after winning two tough events was not able to hold it. She ended up 6th with another great time just short of her season PR. Anna Ward and Anni Anderson had huge PR?s and came in 7th 2:20.81 and 8th 2:21.36. I was so proud of these girls, they have also worked so hard all season long. The medley was up next and our same TEAM ran. They again ran an incredible race of 4:16.79 and ended up just short of 1st. Sylvia ran her last race of the two days. I was so proud ofher for all she had done for her TEAM, not just competing in 4 events both daysand placing in all. But, Sylvia was out cheering on all her TEAMmates even though she should have been resting and getting off of her legs. Sylvia ended up placing 4th in the 200 with a time of 25:81. It was then time for our last event and these girls that have been consistent and constant for us once again came out and competed. All year Kayla Sagars, Missy Lott, and Tara Anderson have been our ?relay gals? They have done so much and earned their TEAM so many points throughout the year. Our TEAM for the finals was Kayla Sagars, Missy Lott, Jessie Wilding, and Tara Anderson. All of them had run multiple events and done an amazing job at all. It was the perfect way to end our season and the State Meet. They truly ran their hearts out, and ended up 3rd both on the all time list and in the state with a time of 3:59.74. As a TEAM we ended up taking 2nd and it is a 2nd we can be proud of. Not many TEAM?s are ever a consistent competitor year after year. And it is because of the work ethic and drive of these young girls that we are year after year competing for the top 2 spots. All in all this will be a State Championship I remember for the girls that were a part of it. I was so proud of all they have done all season, especially the seniors, who have put in so much sweat, heart, and tears into what they love. Thank you girls and to all the parents who support them and us. And a big thanks to Coach Agnello, Hayward, Richardsen, Anderson, Armstorng, and Petty for all the time they give to the girls and how much they care for them. And last but not least Coach Talley ? who is kinda the Co-Head Girls Coach. He does so much for the program and is so willing to give whatever it takes for the girls. He is a hero to the whole TEAM!
I want to echo Coach Wests congratulations to all of the TEAM for their great season and for their solid state championship performances. We will be in the hunt for the title every year because we have great kids to work with. It shows our program is solid because we are always fighting for the 1st place finish. Thanks to all of the parents and the coaches who sacrificed time and energy to help us out this season. Thanks to all of the kids who gave of themselves to make our program great. It has been an honor and a privelege to work with the athletes and coaches we have. It will be a season I will always remember.
- Coach Talley
Coming up:
Monday - Uniform Turn-in. If you miss Monday, we want them on Tuesday. Please don't make us put in fines at the office. If we don't get the uniform, the fine will be $40.
Tuesday - Time Trials and Hurdle Shuttle Relay - the teams will be posted in the hall tomorrow. If you would like to get a mark in any event that we can use for this year's performance list, we will be out on the track after school on Tuesday.
Thursday/Friday - Tentative Decathlon - depending on the amount of interest shown.
Wednesday, May 26 - TEAM barbecue and banquet. Everyone is invited. We will have burgers and hot dogs and a short awards banquet. (Changed from Tuesday because of scholarship night).
Tuesday, June 1 - Cross Country TEAM meeting - anyone interested should meet in Coach Talley's room (2512) at 3:00pm on the 1st of June.
Saturday, May 8, 2010
Track Update - Region Champions!!
Darts -
Outstanding job by all at the region championships. We fought hard, we showed TEAMwork, we had some fun, we supported each other, and through our ups and downs, we came away with another TEAM championship for both the boys and the girls. Great job to those who competed and those who were there to support. It seems like we didn't have too many meets this year with ideal conditions for competing, but we stayed positive through most of it, controlled the things that we could control (like our attitudes) and we had a very successful season. With one big championship to go, we are ready to give our very best and fight right down to the end.
The girls had to come together and really step up their performances on the second day to come away with the close victory. We scored 133 points to beat Viewmont (118), Weber (100), and Syracuse (90). Many of the girls teams in our region are tough this year, and it was a championship we had to earn. Our outstanding performances came from Sylvia Harrison - 1st in the 100m, 2nd in the 100 hurdles, 2nd in the medley relay, and 1st in the 4 x 100m. Jessie Wilding - 1st in the 800m, 3rd in the 4 x 400, and 6th in the 1600m. Tara Timothy - 1st in the javelin. Sarah Oldham - 2nd in the 300m hurdles. Brittany Beecher - 3rd in the 300m hurdles, 2nd in the medley, and 8th in the 100 hurdles. Addie Jones - 4th in the 100 hurdles and 8th in the 300 hurdles. Other scorers included - Meghan Hedquist - 6th in the 3200, 2nd in the medley. Emily Hansen - 5th in the 3200m. Anna Ward - 4th in the 800, 3rd in the 4 x 400. Anni Andersen - 5th in the 800, 7th in the 1600. Abby Frodsham - 5th in the 1600, 7th in the 3200. Tessa Brown - 8th in the 3200. Kenzie Harrison - 6th in the 300 hurdles. Dani Figgins - 1st in the 4 x 100. Kayla Sagers - 1st in the 4 x 100, 8th in the 200, 3rd in the 4 x 400. Missy Lott - 1st in the 4 x 100, 7th in the 200m, and 8th in the 400m. Tara Anderson - 2nd in the medley, 3rd in the 4 x 400. Madi Holt - 2nd in the medley. Amelia Jones - 3rd in the discus. Boston Workman - 5th in the discus. Michelle Clark - 8th in the javelin. Meagan Storey - 6th in the long jump. And Katie Taylor - 8th in the long jump. There were also some great prs by Caitlin Miller, Brooke Stromberg, Julia Anderson, Megan Parker, Karaline Vandemerwe, Jessica Young, and Madi McCleary.
Full results can be found at www.regiononetrack.blogspot.com
The boys had another great region meet (especially on the 2nd day) to score 228 points and come away with an 84 point victory over 2nd place Syracuse. Our outstanding performances came from Ben Poulson - 1st in the 400 (50.19), 1st in the 800 (1:56), and 1st in the 4 x 400. Kyler Sprague - 1st in the 110 hurdles, 1st in the 300 hurdles (39.35), and 1st in the 4 x 400. Troy Hinds - 1st in the 100m, 1st in the 4 x 100, and 2nd in the 200m. Ben Keaton - 2nd in the 400m, 3rd in the 200m, and 1st in the 4 x 100m. Logan Petty - 2nd in the 1600, 2nd in the 3200, and 2nd in the medley relay. Tyson Bullock - 1st in the long jump, 1st in the 4 x 100m, and 6th in the 200m. Alec Pectol - 1st in the high jump, 5th in the 110 hurdles. Other scorers included: Spencer Betker - 2nd in the javelin. Houston Merrill - 4th in the javelin. Alex Swapp - 8th in the javelin. Landon Simonsen - 5th in the shot put. Mark Lindstrom - 6th in the discus. Conrad Daley - 2nd in the high jump. Dalton Facer - 4th in the high jump, 4th in the 110hurdles, and 5th in the 300 hurdles. Tanner Hinds - 6th in the 100m. Brad Nye - 3rd in the 800, 1st in the 4 x 400. Joe White - 5th in the 800, 1st in the 4 x 400. Austin Neuner - 3rd in the 3200. And Mike King 6th in the 1600 and 6th in the 3200. There were also some great prs from Greg Tanner, Jason Thomas, Matt Swanson, Gavin Fowler, CJ Bartleson, Andrew Duncan, Brandon Farnsworth, Austin Allred, Spencer Jones, Jason Barfuss, and Joe Albrechtsen.
Going into the state meet it is important that those competing prepare themselves in every way they can. Physically you want to be getting rest, eating right, drinking plenty of fluids, icing what needs to be iced, and doing the final workouts perfectly. Mentally you want to be getting excited, thinking confidently and positively, and be focused on having fun and doing your very best. Those that are coming down to watch and cheer, bring a lot of positive energy to your teammates and help them to perform their best. We will also need to be organized with rides and equipment and make sure that all of those types of things are ready to go.
Coming Up:
Mandatory Meeting - Monday, May 10 - after school - in the bleachers. We will be going over the sophomore region information and some state meet information.
Sophomore Region - Tuesday, May 11 - at Syracuse High. The meet starts at 3:00pm. You will be excused from class at 1:45 the bus will leave as quickly as possible (close to 2:00) Dan Hayward and Coach Agnello will be running the show - they will answer all of your questions and concerns. The meet is for all sophomores, for juniors and seniors that didn't make the region mark, and for juniors and seniors in events where they didn't make the region mark. Only sophomores will score - so we would like all of our sophomores to go out and represent the TEAM.
Junior High South End Meet - Tuesday, May 11 - we will be setting up quickly during the A-day class. I will need the help of everyone not going to the sophomore meet. We will especially need help from those who are not going to the sophomore meet, and are also not in the state meet. If you want to help your teammates out who are going to state, step up and take care of this south end meet. It is a big fundraiser for our TEAM, and we need all the help we can get.
State Meeting - Thursday, May 13 @ 2:30. Boys will meet in my classroom (2512) and girls will meet in a place to be announced. All members of the TEAM should attend the meeting.
State Championships - Friday and Saturday, May 14-15 @ BYU. There will be a bus going down both days. Those wishing to go on Friday should sign up for the excuse list with Coach Talley sometime this week. You can only be on the excuse list if you are going to be at the meet. The bus will leave at 6:30 am both days. Some of the athletes competing will be staying at the hotel across the street from the track. Any athletes wishing to stay down in the Provo area on Thursday or Friday night should make arrangements to do so. The coaches are only going to be able to make arrangements for those athletes competing early in the morning on either day.
Uniform Turn in - Monday, May 17. If you do not turn in your uniform, there will be a $50 fine in your name at the school.
Athletes of the Week:
Troy Hinds
Mike King
Abby Frodsham
Addie Jones
Anni Andersen
Thanks for all that you have done this season. Thanks for your passion for the sport and for the TEAM. Let's do all we can this week to set us up for an incredible state championships.
Coach Talley
Sunday, May 2, 2010
Track Update - BYU Invite
Darts -
After a couple of long, cool days at the BYU Invitational, we came home with a lot of lessons learned, a few more state qualifying marks, some good experiences, and some successful finishes for both the girls and the boys. On the TEAM side of things, the girls finished in 5th place - but only a few points out of 3rd. And the boys won their 3rd straight BYU Invitational. I have said it many times before, but this is the most difficult invitational to win (sometimes even harder than the state meet) because it combines all the schools from 3A, 4A, and 5A. Congratulations to all the boys and the girls who went down and competed, and thanks to all those who were able to come down and support the TEAM. Those who didn't compete were a great help to the coaches and did a good job cheering on their teammates--of course we will need a lot more of that in 2 weeks when we are back down there for the state championships.
Our primary purpose for the BYU Invite is to get a feel for the state meet. Although we didn't have a ton of season bests (due mostly to the weather), I think we accomplished most of our goals in preparing our TEAM for the state championships. Now it is just a matter of competing hard at the region meet and being focused and determined going into the state meet. There are a few factors which will really help us going into the final 2 weeks of the season: 1) Take care of yourselves. Eat healthy food, and get plenty of rest of the next little while. By healthy food I mean plenty of good carbs (pasta, potatoes, breads, etc) some protein, some iron (red meat), fruits and vegetables, and not too many sweets. You will also want to be staying up on your hydration - it could be really hot at our final meets. That goes for every event. 2) Have confidence because you have worked hard all season long, and we are ready to compete to our very best. 3) TEAM work - support each other, lift each other, encourage each other, be excited for each other. This is where track & field becomes more of a TEAM sport than at any other time of the year.
The BYU Invite Highlights:
Decathlon - Joe White, Drew Rees, and Gavin Fowler competed on Wednesday and Thursday in 10 events. Wednesday was the 100m, high jump, long jump, shot put, and 400m. Thursday had the 110 hurdles, discus, pole vault, javelin, and 1500m. It was fun to watch, and I am sure a memorable experience for the 3 of them despite the bad weather conditions. Joe finished 6th and Drew finished 8th. They scored 8 points for the TEAM.
Friday - In the morning, Jessie Wilding, Meghan Hedquis, and Emily Hansen all had season bests in the 3200. Jessie and Meghan qualified for the state meet with 11:27 and 11:30. Sylvia Harrison qualified for finals in the 100m dash and the 100m hurdles and the 200m dash. Missy Lott just missed qualifying in the 200m. Dalton Facer and Kyler Sprague qualified for finals in the 110 hurdles and the 300 hurdles. Both looked strong in the cold weather. Ben Keaton qualified for finals in the 400m dash. Tara Timothy finished 3rd in the Javelin among 5A athletes. Landon Simonsen made finals and finished 8th in the shot put. And the highlight of the day was Tyson Bullock's long jump of 21'09.75 inches - it puts him 11th on our all-time list and ranks him 2nd in 5A. When looking at just the 5A athletes, we are looking strong going into the state championships.
Saturday - We came back Saturday and struggled in a few areas, but also had some people step up for us. Abby Frodsham ran well in the rain during the morning 1600m. Becca Albrechtsen (2:25) and Anni Andersen (2:28) both had prs in the morning 800m. Becca's was the 10th fastest time of the whole day. Spencer Betker had a big throw in the javelin (164') to finish as the top 5A athlete and 4th overall. Alex Swapp made finals and finished 8th in the discus (4th among 5A). Our boy high jumpers struggled a bit, but have got to stay confident as all 4 of them still finished in the top 7 for 5A athletes - this could be a huge event for us in 2 weeks. Our pole vaulters also struggled a bit, but need to realize that some small improvements could mean placing at the state meet. In the afternoon finals, our girls 4 x 100 finished 3rd (2nd for 5A). The boys 4 x 100 were 9th (5th for 5A). The medley teams both finished as the top 5A relays. The boys 4 x 400 finished 1st and qualified for state (as I assured Coach Parrish they would) and ran a strong time of 3:23.9. The girls 4 x 400 were 5th and just off of their season best. Brad Nye, Austin Neuner, and Joe White all qualified for the state meet in the 1600m and all finished among the top 7 from 5A. Jessie Wilding and Anna Ward finished 6th and 7th in the 800m. Ben Poulson finished 2nd in the 800m, but if he stays a little closer to the leader, his kick is nearly unbeatable. Kyler and Dalton picked up some points in the hurdles - but both still feel like they are ready to run faster the next 2 weeks. The hurdles have really come through for us all year. Sylvia had to run 3 races within 30 minutes because of poor scheduling on the part of BYU. She still came thorugh strong in the 4 x 100, hit a hurdle in the 100h - but would have placed very well, and then finished 5th in the 100m just minutes later. She showed a lot of toughness and will not have to deal with the same scheduling challenge in 2 weeks. It was also her birthday. And finally, it was really nice to see Dani Figgins running again in the 4 x 100. We have missed her and it will be good to see her at region and state. Great job to all who came and competed and stayed positive despite any challenges we might have faced through the week. It was an exciting and fun couple of days. I even sorta learned how to "jerk".
Athletes of the Week:
Drew Rees - 8th place finish in the decathlon
Joe White - 6th place finish in the decathlon + 1600 state qualifying mark
Alex Swapp - 8th place finish in the discus - hard work all season long
Jessie Wilding - state qualifying 3200m run - also placed in the 800m and anchored the 4 x 400m relay.
Kayla Sagers - 3 solid relay races on Saturday
Coming Up:
Region Championships - Wednesday and Thursday May 5th and 6th - at Syracuse High. Beginning at 3:30 both days. The bus will leave Davis High at 1:45 each day - you will be excused at 1:30. Tomorrow we will post a schedule with all those who will make it into the meet. Wednesday field events will be girls jav, long jump, and shot put, and boys high jump, discus, and pole vault. Thursday field events are boys long jump, javelin, and shot put and girls discus and high jump.
State Championships - Friday and Saturday, May 14th and 15th at the BYU track. We will have a bus go down each day. A few of you will be able to stay over night at the hotel on Thursday and Friday - those who are competing in morning events. Each year some of the athletes stay down in Provo with family or friends or in hotel rooms or camping (if you want to organize any of that, it will be on your own). We would like as many of you as possible to be at the meet both days. We will need to organize rides and sleeping accomodations early on.
Sophomore Region - Will be at Fremont High on Tuesday, May 11th. We will take 1 bus. All sophomores and also those who do not make it to the region meet in your events will be able to compete (even if you are a senior). This will be the final meet for many of you. Those not in the region championships should treat this as your championships.
Practice without the track - The track will be coming out on Wednesday this week (or at least it will begin). We will be practicing at Layton High's track on Saturday morning at 9:00 am. We will then go over to Layton High on Monday and Wednesday the week of the state meet. The pole vaulters are going to go out and workout at Syracuse. Those competing at the state meet will need to be at the practices we have at Layton High. Small sacrifice for a new track.
TEAM Banquet - Will tentatively be on Tuesday, May 25th at 6:00pm. We will also have a fundraising car wash from 3:00pm until 6:00pm on that day.
I have added some pictures to the blog from the Davis Invite www.darttrack.blogspot.com and Steve Petty is putting up some pics from the meets on his facebook account if you want to check them out. Thanks Steve and Brad for the great pics.
Once again, thanks for your commitment and sacrifice. Let's bring everything we have to the region meet and come away with some dominating performances and then go after the state championships - just 2 more big ones. Let me know if you or your parents have any questions.
Thanks
- Coach Talley
Davis Invite Pictures
This picture is the definition of toughness (McKenna)
Cody hitting his splits
School Record - 3:32 in the medley 800 (40 year old record)
MVP of the Davis Invite - Kyler Sprague
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