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| Stars of the meet included sprinters Nevin Lewis, Kayla Smith and Kellie Schueler, the latter two meeting in a pair of memorable showdowns - Photos by Christopher Shunk
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Meet Story - The Plan, the man and the results
By Laura Magee
A concept that many Oregon coaches, athletes, and fans have batted around in stadium seats, at post run gatherings and on message boards finally came to fruition last weekend in Bend, Oregon. Summit coach Dave Turnbull decided to offer a chance for the best athletes in all classifications to compete against one another on Summit High’s newly completed world-class quality Mondo track facility at the Oregon Elite Championship.
First year participation was not as high as was hoped and planned for by meet staff and volunteers, however the match-ups and performances showed the value in this inter-class championship. Some of Oregon’s finest prep track and field athletes were grateful for the opportunity to compete. A few athletes found improvement even without the added competition, one found an untapped coaching talent and others were able to continue sharpening for national meets held later in June.
Kellie vs. Kayla
One of the most exciting match ups was between sprint standouts Kayla Smith (Benson sr) and Kellie Schueler (Summit jr) in the 100m and 200m, each having won both of these races in their respective classification (6A/ 5A) at the state meet in Eugene this year. Smith with times of 11.84 (Wind 2.4) and 24.01; Schueler breaking her own state meet records in 11.78 (Wind 1.9) and 23.94 seemed the makings of a couple of good races. The two faced off at both of these distances on Saturday, with Schueler coming out on top in both cases. The completion of the 100m dash allowed both girls to laugh about their pre-race jitters. “I think I was a lot less nervous for state,” confessed Kellie. Kayla agreed with an emphatic nod of her head. “You think, okay, I’ve been here, I’ve been to Eugene. At state, if we go there and run our race we can accomplish what we set out to. Here it is more up in the air,” continued Schueler.
After a 200m win which put Kellie in the record books as Oregon’s second fastest ever at that distance and Smith the third, Schueler was all smiles and said, “I can’t believe it. Really, it is all because Kayla is here. There is no way I could run that hard without her here.” It is possible that Schueler had been trained by Summit coaching staff to deliver the perfect testimonial for the OR Elite, but more likely a result of what happens when the best battle the best…they get better.
Smith wrapped up her high school career and Schueler took the next step into the postseason, which will include Nike Outdoor Nationals in Greensborough NC and USATF Junior Nationals in Eugene.
Road to Nationals
Schueler was not the only one able to use this meet as a chance to step us their game prior to national competitions. Rogue River junior Cole Watson won the 3A state 400, 800 and 1500. His state win in the 800 was 1:56.85. Watson was hoping he might get a chance to run with national leaders and Oregon mid-distance greats Elijah Greer (Lake Oswego sr) and Nathan Mathabane (Lincoln sr). Even without that heat in the front, Watson found his stride in the end.
“With 200 meters to go, I came through 600 and I was like ‘Oh, I’m not as fast as I want to be through 600.’ I don’t know, I found another gear there, so I was surprised.” explained Watson of his 1:52.64 PR performance. “Breathing the warm air, it didn’t seem like I was ever out of breath.” Watson plans to race in a B heat at the Prefontaine Classic, and said, “I am going to be in the tail end of that pack for sure with all the pros, so hopefully I can just hang on.” Hanging on for an automatic Junior Nationals qualifier will be the goal there.
Get to the point
Culver senior Nevin Lewis showed dominance at the 2A state meet held at Western Oregon by taking championship titles in the 100m (10.93 #), 200m (21.84 Wind 2.2), and 400m (49.34#) dashes. With state two weeks prior to the OR Elite, it was a question whether that would be a factor. Of that lag time between racing, Lewis said, “ I was definitely intending to run here today. I didn’t really train much until the beginning of this week, I ran a little. I think the rest helped me a little bit.” This may be considered an understatement considering Lewis achieved the same 1,2,4 (10.81/ 21.83/ 48.23) triple with faster times against strong competitors like 6A champ Matt Anthony (Ontario jr) who finished second to Lewis in the two shorter races. Lewis shared that he “was excited to kind of prove a point.”
Lewis is not yet sure if he will continue to compete in the postseason. His plans beyond the summer are to play football at Portland State University. It looks like PSU got a deal, because although Lewis may not run track initially, he says he will probably compete again.
Family fun & food
Three-time 4A 400m state champion Laura Schmitt (La Salle sr) doesn’t get to duke it out often, even her state titles were not very close races. The lack of competition and desire for personal challenge along with a little convincing from her coaches drove Schmitt to step up to the 800m run a few times throughout the season. It was when Schmitt had someone (Taylor Wallace, Henley sr) to chase that she hit a 4 second PR of 2:14 for the distance. Schmitt entered in hopes of having that kind of experience, and prepared much like she did for the state meet with a moderately hard workout. For the workout, Schmitt enlisted mom to handle the stopwatch.
“She is not a professional timer, so the splits were a little off. Like, one time she clocked me to the wrong line, so it was a little different time than I wanted, but it’s okay b/c she’s my mom and she was willing to help.” On race day, unfortunately 5A champ Schueler was busy fending off Smith, and another drop left Schmitt on her own up front with a winning time of 57.95. Future plans for Schmitt include running at the University of Washington and, as shared by Schmitt, “I am going to eat unhealthy food.”
Back in the game
One of the best throwers in the country is McMinnville senior Alyssa Hasslen, currently ranked national #3 in the shot put and #13 in the discus throw. Although Hasslen was hoping Laura Bobek (Astoria sr) would compete, she was prepared to compete against herself. In particular, Hasslen competed against her own state meet performances the week prior. At the state meet Hasslen was nursing a lower back injury, icing and resting between events. “I feel much better. Today I came out, and I was able to practice on Wednesday. I had a very good practice compared to how they’ve been going recently. And, today I came out feeling really good.”
Hasslen won the shot put in 48-04.50. “I felt really good, I wasn’t very consistent, but my back’s not hurting so I can’t ask for anything better.” Added Hasslen. “It is warm. I try to stay in the shade as much as possible. We’ve been having warm weather so I am kind of used to it, and I’m going to Arizona next year so I need to get used to it.”
Her goal for the meet; “To throw close to my PR, well obviously to PR, I’m wanting to throw 50 feet soon.” Hopefully by Junior Nationals, which are at the end of June.” Hasslen came close to her goal, and then went on to win the discus competition in 155-03.50. A successful meet, Hasslen announced, “I threw better than at state, and that’s good.”
Bigger is better
The pole vault competition looked like it was going to end early, until 6A state champion Jared Hippler (Oregon City sr, photo left by Chris Shunk) made some changes. “I started on my smaller poles and was just blowing through too bad, so third attempt I jumped up to my bigger pole and it started going good from there”, shared Hippler. Finishing with the second PR (16-04.00) in as many weeks, Hippler explained, “I finally got it mentally down to get on the bigger poles and the last two weeks I’ve PRed 6 inches. So, I’m feeling really good now.”
Hippler liked that “this week was more calming. It is one of the better, if not best places I’ve vaulted at.” No real surprises in the field, the 1-2 (Hippler – JJ Juilfs, Sheldon so 16-00.00) finish identical to the state meet, which according to Hippler was a positive thing, “ we had good depth in the competition that really had some adrenaline and got me up there.” Hippler will fill the early summer with competition, first the Border Duel at Lewis & Clark, then Junior Nationals, for which he qualified here. With practice heights in the high 16s, Hippler hopes for a 17-foot mark at Junior Nationals.
 Moving on up
Southridge senior Chloe Steinbeck (Photo rt by Chris Shunk) also liked the idea for the meet and the chance to compete. “I wanted to break my PR of 2:12”, a race goal Steinbeck shared. The race played into Steinbeck’s hands. She said, “It went out exactly how I wanted it to actually. I knew Alyssa would go out, so I was just planning to draft off her for a little bit, take the lead on the back stretch and then hopefully take it home for the win.”
Alyssa O’Connor (Summit sr) did take early control of the pace and stated, “The first 200 was fast, I think like 29. I didn’t’ want to go out that fast, but it was too late. About 500m in I really felt myself slow down, and I was just holding on.” O’Connor managed to hold on for third in 2:14.23 behind second place finisher Julia Fonk (Franklin jr) 2:13.75 and winner Chloe Steinbeck (2:13.02).
This being the second time Steinbeck and O’Connor raced each other in the 800 this season shows how Steinbeck, a former 400m specialist has moved up to the 800m and continues to work on cracking the code on exactly how to run the challenging distance.
“I would like to say I was nervous, especially because there are good girls here, but I really wasn’t at all. I wasn’t really comfortable with the 800 for a while, but now I am getting used to it.“ Steinbeck will need to harness that confidence at the end of June when she competes in the 800m run at her future home track of Hayward Field in the Junior Nationals.
Watching the girls line up for the 800m run, one competitor licked her chops so to speak. “I went up to my cross country coach right before the race, and said I wish I was in that race”, admitted Schueler. Proving her prowess will carry into the two-lap race in Friday night’s 4x800m relay where she split 2:08, Schueler accepts that even though “I am excited to move up. It might be a while, maybe even college until I really do.” We can expect to see her out for a senior season on cross country in the fall.
Saturday Highlights -
- Kellie Schueler (Summit jr) finished first in both the 100m dash (11.74) and 200m dash (23.69) ahead of Benson senior Kayla Smith who took second in both races (11.89/ 23.69). Schueler's 200m time is a new personal best, a new school record and moves her into the 10th nationally ranked position.
- Culver senior Nevin Lewis demonstrated that his sprint skills extend beyond the small school classification in which he competed for his state titles two weeks ago with first place finishes in the 100m (10.81), 200m (21.83) and 400m dash (48.23).
- Alyssa Hasslen (McMinnville sr) improved on her winning 6A state meet performances, closing in on her personal bests with a 48-04.50 in the shot put and 155-03.50 in the discus throw competition
- Rogue River Valley junior Cole Watson was hoping to go head-to-head against top big-A runners like Greer and/or Mathabane, but managed to make the trip worthwhile with a straight from the gun effort that ended with a 1:52.64 win
- The girls 800m run lived up to its billing with Southridge senior Chloe Steinbeck finishing first in 2:13.02, Franklin junior Jessica Fonk took second in 2:13.75, Summit senior Alyssa O'Connor was third in 2:14.23 and Hood River Valley junior Lauren Lloyd fourth in 2:15.11
- Three time 4A state champion in the 400m dash, Laura Schmitt (La Salle sr) was first out of the blocks and never looked back as she crossed the finish line in 57.95
- The Wilsonville girls 4x100m relay won in a new school record and Summit track record time of 48.76
- Jared Hippler (Oregon City sr) went up another inch since last week's 6A state championship, with JJ Juilfs (Sheldon so) again in second with a solid 16-footer
Friday Summary - The opening evening of the first Oregon Elite Championship provided just a small taste of what to expect when Oregon's classes collide. In the girls 2k steeplechase, Megan Fristoe (Summit fr) finished first in 7:38.17 with a nearly 20-second margin separating her from second place. Fristoe has shown her pacing skills all year with fourth place finishes at the 5A state cross country meet (19:04) and in the 3k (10:32.02) at last week's state track meet. Junior Pat Madden of Summit won the 3k steeple in 11:01.15. The highlight of the evening was a two team race, or shall we say pace, with Summit fielding a girls 4x800m relay team with two freshman (Kira Kelly, Keelin Moehl) and two juniors (Kellie Schueler, Eirann Cohen). The girls pulled out a season best and NW #2 time of 9:29.43 in the rarely contested event. The exciting thing about the young relay team is just that, they will all return next year. West Linn (Zach Boyd-Helm, Tim Donnelly, Cullen Wannarka, Taylor West) took first in the boys 4x800 in a time 8:21.41 with Franklin claiming second in 8:29.37. Besides highlighting top Oregon talent, the Oregon Elite will showcase Summit's new Mondo-surfaced track, the only of it's kind in Oregon.
Final Results
Girls 100 Meter Dash Varsity Name Yr Team Finals Finals 1 Schueler, Kellie 11 SUMM 11.74 2 Smith, Kayla 12 BENS 11.89 3 Kathrein, Sarah 12 SNDY 12.38 4 Starr, Kelsey 12 WLSV 12.51 5 Church, Allie 10 WLSV 12.58 6 Bittinger, Makenzie 11 TIGR 12.79 7 Bailey, Mary 12 HVAL 12.99 8 Rodgers, Ali 10 HVAL 13.35 Girls 200 Meter Dash Varsity Name Yr Team Finals Finals 1 Schueler, Kellie 11 SUMM 23.69 2 Smith, Kayla 12 BENS 24.26 3 Kathrein, Sarah 12 SNDY 25.20 4 Gearhart, Nicole 9 WLSV 25.72 5 Bittinger, Makenzie 11 TIGR 26.39 6 Price, Erin 11 HEPN 26.88 7 Garrard, Mikayla 11 MAZ 26.93 8 Whitehead, Hannah 11 ELC 27.43 Girls 400 Meter Dash Varsity Name Yr Team Finals Finals 1 Schmitt, Laura 12 LASA 57.95 2 Rosen, Ayla 10 MTV 59.81 3 Whitehead, Hannah 11 ELC 60.74 4 Palmer, Hayley 10 SIST 62.18 5 Skinner, Katie 11 FRAN 64.00 6 Cohen, Eirann 11 SUMM 64.27 Girls 800 Meter Run Varsity Name Yr Team Finals Finals 1 Steinbeck, Chloe 12 SRIG 2:13.02 2 Fonk, Julia 11 FRAN 2:13.75 3 O'Connor, Alyssa 12 SUMM 2:14.23 4 Lloyd, Lauren 11 HRV 2:15.11 5 Kouba, Paige 9 SEUG 2:19.31 6 Sibole, Allie 11 MRST 2:19.78 7 Moehl, Keelin 9 SUMM 2:21.52 8 Ney, Hayley 12 CAGA 2:22.48 Girls 1500 Meter Run Varsity Name Yr Team Finals Finals 1 Ney, Hayley 12 CAGA 4:58.10 2 Kelly, Kira 9 SUMM 5:00.68 3 Tresseras, Nathalie 11 SIST 5:01.43 4 Fristoe, Sara 9 SUMM 5:03.05 5 Edwards, Calley 12 CAGA 5:15.65 Girls 100 Meter Hurdles Varsity Name Yr Team Finals Finals 1 Rodgers, Ali 10 HVAL 16.08 2 Price, Erin 11 HEPN 16.52 3 Edwards, Sarah 9 SUMM 17.37 4 Edwards, Cammy 9 CAGA 17.49 5 Harper, Karina 10 FRAN 23.06 Girls 300 Meter Hurdles Varsity Name Yr Team Finals Finals 1 Ratcliff, Jazmin 10 BENS 44.69 2 Moe, Kelsey 11 SSAL 46.28 3 Greenleaf, Callie 12 BEND 46.91 4 Thompson, Leah 10 CAGA 47.48 5 Edwards, Cammy 9 CAGA 48.04 6 Edwards, Sarah 9 SUMM 48.91 7 Price, Erin 11 HEPN 50.34 8 Harper, Karina 10 FRAN 51.83 Girls 2000 Meter Steeplechase Varsity Name Yr Team Finals Finals 1 Fristoe, Megan 9 SUMM 7:38.17 2 Sharpe, Hilary 12 SUMM 7:57.90 3 Hanchett, Sarah 12 MCK 7:57.94 4 Nash, Piper 12 SUMM 7:58.43 5 Naffziger, Mackenzie 11 SUMM 8:15.31 6 MacKenzie, Sarah 10 RED 8:26.72 7 Schluter, Leah 9 SUMM 8:36.13 8 West, Sarah 9 SUMM 8:47.15 Girls 4x100 Meter Relay Varsity Team Relay Finals Finals 1 Wilsonville A 48.76 Gearhart, Nicole 9 Church, Allie 10 Bullock, Lizzy 9 Starr, Kelsey 12 2 Hidden Valley A 50.56 Powell, Dana 10 Bars, Bailey 9 Bailey, Mary 12 Rodgers, Ali 10 Girls 4x400 Meter Relay Varsity Team Relay Finals Finals 1 Summit A 4:05.95 Schueler, Kellie 11 Teller, Hillie 11 O'Connor, Alyssa 12 Cohen, Eirann 11 2 Wilsonville A 4:08.02 Bullock, Lizzy 9 Church, Allie 10 Bullock, Mary 11 Starr, Kelsey 12 Girls 4x800 Meter Relay Varsity Team Relay Finals Finals 1 Summit A 9:29.43 Cohen, Eirann 11 Moehl, Keelin 9 Kelly, Kira 9 Schueler, Kellie 11 2 Franklin A 10:22.29 Fonk, Julia 11 Trowbridge, Madison 1 Skinner, Katie 11 Young, Allison 11 Girls High Jump Varsity Name Yr Team Finals Finals 1 Pavao, Frances 11 SHRW 5-05.00 2 Provost, Alexi 9 SMAR 5-00.00 2 Wurm, Madison 11 SUMM 5-00.00 4 Lopez, Cater 11 CROC 4-10.00 5 Sullivan, Laura 9 MADR J4-10.00 Girls Pole Vault Varsity Name Yr Team Finals Finals 1 Audia, Taylor 12 SUMM 11-06.00 2 Morrison, Kaleigh 11 TIGR J11-06.00 3 Small, Sara 9 SIST 10-06.00 4 Yeakel, Maddie 12 SUMM 10-00.00 5 Mariman, Kathryn 11 SHRW 9-06.00 6 Brown, Megan 12 MADR J9-06.00 7 Harper, Maddie 12 FRAN 9-00.00 --- Stewart, Jenna 12 RED NH Girls Long Jump Varsity Name Yr Team Finals Finals 1 Rosen, Ayla 10 MTV 17-02.50 2 Morrison, Kaleigh 11 TIGR 17-01.00 3 Bailey, Mary 12 HVAL 15-08.50 Girls Triple Jump Varsity Name Yr Team Finals Finals 1 Garrard, Mikayla 11 MAZ 34-04.50 2 Miller, Eloise 10 CAGA J34-04.50 3 Neimann, Robyn 12 MTV 33-06.00 4 Powell, Dana 10 HVAL 32-11.00 5 Bennett, Therese 11 SUMM 32-00.00 6 Harper, Maddie 12 FRAN 29-09.00 Girls Shot Put Varsity Name Yr Team Finals Finals 1 Hasslen, Alyssa 12 MCMI 48-04.50 2 Perry, Rachel 11 HRV 43-05.50 3 Mosier, Christy 12 SUMM 39-02.00 4 Stafford, Kady 12 CROC 38-03.00 Finals ... (Girls Shot Put Varsity) 5 Rodriguez, Victoria 10 NYSA 37-09.00 6 Tripp, Courtney 11 SNDY 37-03.50 7 Swim, Kristen 11 FRAN 36-08.00 8 Thompson, Cassie 12 TLDO 33-03.00 9 Thompson, Jessica 10 TLDO 30-02.50 Girls Discus Throw Varsity Name Yr Team Finals Finals 1 Hasslen, Alyssa 12 MCMI 155-03.50 2 Tripp, Courtney 11 SNDY 129-08.50 3 Thompson, Jessica 10 TLDO 123-07 4 Thompson, Cassie 12 TLDO 121-06 5 Stafford, Kady 12 CROC 118-04.50 6 Swim, Kristen 11 FRAN 112-09.50 7 Rodriguez, Victoria 10 NYSA 98-04 --- Morris, Devon 10 RED ND --- Mosier, Christy 12 SUMM ND Girls Javelin Throw Varsity Name Yr Team Finals Finals 1 Swanson, Joelle 10 HVAL 122-02 2 Jordan, Haley 11 RED 118-09 3 Bars, Bailey 9 HVAL 109-01 4 Langer, Lindsey 11 SUMM 107-04 5 Rodriguez, Victoria 10 NYSA 102-05 Girls 4x200 Meter Relay Junior Varsity Team Relay Finals Finals 1 Saint Francis Middle A 1:51.54 2 Redmond A 1:53.60 Baca, Taylor 8 Current, Kendall 8 Mitchell, Tefna 8 Kirk, Sommer 8 3 Skyview Middle Schoo A 1:58.59 4 Skyview Middle Schoo B 2:11.96 Boys 100 Meter Dash Varsity Name Yr Team Finals Finals 1 Lewis, Nevin 12 CULV 10.81 2 Anthony, Matt 11 ONTA 10.83 3 Janssen, Josh 11 CCAT 11.00 3 Boyd, Dustin 12 MCN 11.00 5 Springfield, Terik 10 GRAN 11.01 6 Hardie, Matson 12 SUMM 11.34 7 Bird, Jordan 12 FRAN 11.40 8 Stein, Hayden 12 SIST 11.55 Boys 200 Meter Dash Varsity Lane Name Yr Team Finals Finals 1 Lewis, Nevin 12 CULV 21.83 2 Anthony, Matt 11 ONTA 21.93 3 Schlachter, Zachary 11 TIGR 22.41 4 Springfield, Terik 10 GRAN 22.73 5 Janssen, Josh 11 CCAT 22.80 6 Altringer, Taylor 10 TUAL 23.03 7 Roccasalva, Dion 11 SUMM 23.08 8 Sanderson, Jesse 10 SUMM 23.12 9 Whitehall, TJ 12 SUMM 23.42 10 Stein, Hayden 12 SIST 23.54 11 Thomas, Cole 9 SUMM 23.88 Boys 400 Meter Dash Varsity Lane Name Yr Team Finals Finals 1 Lewis, Nevin 12 CULV 48.23 2 Beck, Kelley 11 CRTR 48.83 3 Latt, Jordan 11 TIGR 49.14 4 Bergstrom, Jordan 10 CLAC 49.30 5 Elder, Lee 12 SIST 51.04 6 Zath, Geoffrey 12 SUMM 51.14 7 Forest, Parker 11 CANB 51.18 8 Sanderson, Jesse 10 SUMM 51.27 9 Ziegler, Jacob 11 CRTR 51.33 10 Pankratz, Zach 12 RED 52.13 11 Klein, Raymond 12 BEND 52.76 Boys 800 Meter Run Varsity Name Yr Team Finals Finals 1 Watson, Cole 11 RRVR 1:52.64 2 Bogert, Ben 12 SWC 1:57.02 3 Maunu, Toby 12 SNDY 1:58.58 4 Bellissimo, Daniel 10 SEUG 2:00.01 5 Krieger, Jeff 11 SBHS 2:00.42 6 Lohr, Adrian 12 FRAN 2:02.82 7 Koons-Farrell, Allistai 11 FRAN 2:07.73 8 White-Duong, Han 12 FRAN 2:08.67 Boys 1500 Meter Run Varsity Name Yr Team Finals Finals 1 James-Perez, Cesar 12 SRIG 4:13.52 2 Burgess, Ian 10 FRAN 4:23.30 Boys 3000 Meter Run Varsity Name Yr Team Finals Finals 1 Jordan, Drew 11 NMED 9:10.59 2 James-Perez, Cesar 12 SRIG 9:22.22 3 Foubert, Ben 11 SBHS 9:27.49 4 Helt, Corbin 9 CRES 9:53.13 5 Quinn, Preston 10 CULV 10:58.51 --- Steele, Taylor 10 SIST DNF --- Kiene, Jake 11 SRIG DNF Boys 110 Meter Hurdles Varsity Lane Name Yr Team Finals Finals 1 Flegel, Mark 12 CROC 14.96 2 Noling, Lucas 11 CCAT 15.03 3 Hatfield, Micah 12 LKOS 15.26 4 Leddige, Luke 11 SRIG 15.34 5 McGetrick, Ian 11 TIGR 15.42 6 McUne, Jonathan 10 NMED 15.55 7 Campbell, Brett 11 SUMM 15.98 8 Briggs, Colin 12 CULV 16.07 8 Helms, Solomon 11 MTV 16.07 10 Malone, Evan 11 MTV 16.10 Boys 300 Meter Hurdles Varsity Name Yr Team Finals Finals 1 Leddige, Luke 11 SRIG 40.04 2 Noling, Lucas 11 CCAT 41.09 3 Needham, Alexander 10 SUMM 42.39 4 Malone, Evan 11 MTV 42.52 Boys 3000 Meter Steeplechase Varsity Name Yr Team Finals Finals 1 Madden, Pat 11 SUMM 11:01.15 2 Steele, Taylor 10 SIST 11:20.13 3 Clark, Bryce 12 SUMM 11:25.82 4 Snider, Nicholas 9 SUMM 11:34.77 5 Guyer, Nathan 9 SUMM 11:35.02 6 Loscaux, Pierre 12 SUMM 11:58.55 Boys 4x100 Meter Relay Varsity Team Relay Finals Finals 1 Summit A 43.45 Hardie, Matson 12 Roccasalva, Dion 11 Whitehall, TJ 12 Sanderson, Jesse 10 Boys 4x400 Meter Relay Varsity Team Relay Finals Finals 1 Tigard A 3:24.08 Latt, Jordan 11 Schlachter, Zachary 11 Terry, Don 11 McGetrick, Ian 11 2 Crater A 3:26.69 Beck, Kelley 11 Ziegler, Jacob 11 Sanders, Hunter 10 Massey, Devin 11 3 Summit A 3:28.55 Sanderson, Jesse 10 Whitehall, TJ 12 Zath, Geoffrey 12 Needham, Alexander 10 Boys 4x800 Meter Relay Varsity Team Relay Finals Finals 1 West Linn A 8:21.41 Boyd-Helm, Zach 10 Donnelly, Tim 10 Wannarka, Cullen 10 West, Talyor 10 2 Franklin A 8:29.37 Burgess, Ian 10 White-Duong, Han 12 Koons-Farrell, Allistaire Lohr, Adrian 12 3 Lakeridge A 8:31.63 Pearson, Kevin 11 Veillet, Christian 9 Heninger, Max 11 Anderson, Alex 12 Boys High Jump Varsity Name Yr Team Finals Finals 1 Hardie, Matson 12 SUMM 6-04.00 2 O'Connell, Nick 10 CRES 6-02.00 3 Brent, Brady 12 MTV J6-02.00 4 Saltenberger, Danny 12 MAZ 6-00.00 --- Briggs, Colin 12 CULV NH Boys Pole Vault Varsity Name Yr Team Finals Finals 1 Hippler, Jared 12 OC 16-04.00 2 Juilfs, JJ 10 SHEL 16-00.00 3 Formolo, David 11 NMED 15-00.00 4 Lincicome, Kyle 12 BEND 13-06.00 5 Nelson, Jared 10 SIST J13-06.00 6 Funk, Tyler 10 CULV J13-06.00 7 Huffman, Kevin 10 FG J13-06.00 8 Miyamoto, Matt 10 RED J13-06.00 9 Quon, Owen 11 SUMM 13-00.00 10 Krieger, Jeff 11 SBHS 12-06.00 11 Brown, Justin 11 MADR J12-06.00 12 Prater, Trevor 11 RED J12-06.00 13 Jorgensen, Erik 10 SUMM J12-06.00 14 Orozco, Jose 11 MADR 12-00.00 --- Jacobson, Quinn 10 MTV NH Boys Long Jump Varsity Name Yr Team Finals Finals 1 Gray, Jordan 12 SNDY 22-01.50 Boys Triple Jump Varsity Name Yr Team Finals Finals 1 Hardie, Matson 12 SUMM 45-06.75 2 Larlee, Stephen 11 SWAS 44-07.50 3 Pankratz, Zach 12 RED 43-00.00 4 Roccasalva, Dion 11 SUMM 42-08.00 --- Briggs, Colin 12 CULV ND Boys Shot Put Varsity Name Yr Team Finals Finals 1 Van Doren, Michael SALB 54-01.00 2 Bradley, Deshaun 12 FRAN 48-11.00 3 Desoto, Mychal 11 NMED 47-08.00 4 Ruppert, Michael 12 DOUG 47-07.50 5 Jarvis, Jefferson 9 HVAL 42-11.00 6 Christiansen, Duel 11 RED 42-03.50 Boys Discus Throw Varsity Name Yr Team Finals Finals 1 Peck, Josh 11 MAZ 162-04 2 Van Doren, Michael SALB 155-03.50 3 Kunkle, Will 10 NMED 153-07.50 4 Bruck, Tyler 12 MADR 148-11.50 5 Ruppert, Michael 12 DOUG 145-06 6 Slater, Ty LAPI 141-00.50 7 Jarvis, Jefferson 9 HVAL 139-03.50 8 Christiansen, Duel 11 RED 134-07.50 Boys Javelin Throw Varsity Name Yr Team Finals Finals 1 Urista, Tim 12 DOUG 197-05 2 Echternkamp, Kenny 12 MTV 191-08 3 Miller, Cory 12 CHUR 186-03 4 Slater, Ty LAPI 185-01 5 Powell, Ethan 12 DOUG 184-04 6 Barrett, Trevor 11 MADR 163-10 7 Kearney, Chase 12 HVAL 156-07 8 Parsley, Zach 11 RED 143-07 Boys 4x200 Meter Relay Junior Varsity Team Relay Finals Finals 1 Sisters A 1:49.74
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