SHS Track Results: D&D Invite Worland High School Worland, Wyoming April 3, 2014

Girls Team Results: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Powell Sheridan High School Worland High School Cody Thermopolis High School Greybull HS Ten Sleep High School 162 125.5 120.5 90.5 59 16.5 4

Girls Individual Results: (Top 8 Only) 100 Meter Dash 2nd 3rd Gabby Edeen Mariah Grant 13.25 13.81

200 Meter Dash 3rd Gabby Edeen 26.71

400 Meter Dash 4th 6th Gracie Edeen Janika Sweeney 1:07.27 1:08.50

800 Meter Run 2nd Maddy McClure 2:30.16

1600 Meter Run

2nd 4th

Xiomara Robinson Cassandra Robinson

6:05.52 6:18.11

100 Meter Hurdles 7th Katie Campbell 18.38

300 Meter Hurdles 3rd 5th Katie Campbell Ellie Sweeney 54.44 57.68

4 X 100 Meter Relay 1st Gracie Edeen Gabby Edeen Peyton Bomar Maddy McClure 51.31

4 X 400 Meter Relay 1st Gracie Edeen Gabby Edeen Peyton Bomar Maddy McClure 4:23.47

4 X 800 Meter Relay 1st Janika Sweeney 11:07.60 Cassandra Robinson Ellie Sweeeney Janika Sweeney

Long Jump 3rd 6th 7th Peyton Bomar Megan Culver Mariah Grant 15-8.50 13-10 13-10

Pole Vault

3rd 6th

Marissa Hegy Raien Emery

7 6 6 6

Shot Put 4th Shayla Christensen 34 10

Discus 4th Shayla Christensen 104 8

High Jump 5th Kelsey Walton 4 7

Triple Jump 4th Katie Campbell 31-3.5

Boys Team Results: 1. Powell 2. Sheridan High School 3. Cody 4. Thermopolis High School 5. Greybull HS 6. Worland High School 177.5 153 115 83 53.5 24

Boys Individual Results: (Top 8 Only)

200 Meter Dash 6th 8th Brian Kjerstad Chris Munson 24.21 24.82

400 Meter Dash 4th Brad Holloway 55.38

800 Meter Run 1st 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th Zack Petersburg Taylor Wendtland Jan Jirovec JT Vrieswyk Derek Vela Collin Cundy Kael Sweeney 2:17.58 2:21.76 2:26.30 2:26,34 2:26.96 2:28.73 2:29.85

1600 Meter Run 2nd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th Taylor Bruso Micah Sweeney Taylor Wendtland JT Vrieswyk Kael Sweeney Collin Cundy 4:53.32 5:08.13 5:13.63 5:20.13 5:29.05 5:32.27

3200 Meter Run 4th 6th Taylor Bruso Finn Bede 10:54 13:46.18

110 Meter Hurdles 3rd 4th Tyler Julian Drew Boedecker 16.93 18.19

300 Meter Hurdles 4th 5th 8th Tyler Julian Cameron Craft Paden Koltiska 44.77 46.07 48.81

4 X 100 Meter Relay 2nd Brian Kjerstad 46.95 Colby Bruney Adam Berry Chris Munson

4 X 400 Meter Relay

3rd

Brian Kjerstad Rion Szatkowski Jan Jirovec Brad Holloway

3:44.69

4 X 800 Meter Relay 1st Rion Szatkowski Micah Sweeney Taylor Bruso Brad Holloway 8:54.51

Shot Put 5th Ethan Hall 43 1

Discus 5th 8th Ethan Hall Tristan Barfoot 129 1 1220 11

Pole Vault 5th Kyle Jerney 11 0

Triple Jump 2nd Cameron Craft 37 8.50

Long Jump 2nd 6th 7th Dayton Bruney Tyler Holloway Drew Boedecker 18 3.50 16 9.50 16 8.50

High Jump 7th 8th Cameron Craft Drew Boedecker 5 6 5 6

Coaching Comments:

The D & D Invite in Worland was a very good meet for the boys and girls teams with very good weather and great competition. We were happy to see the return of all our athletes from the spring break of last week. It was a good experience in that our entire team was able to work together and compete at full strength. A major focus for our teams for this meet was the placing of our relays. We were able to place first in 4 of the 6 relays and all of the athletes in those events really stepped up the intensity and competed well. The relays are an area that we feel can be a real strength for us and we will continue that effort with hopes of improvement throughout the season. Another area that the team would like to emphasize is in the field events. We saw some very good results in many of the field events and we will now focus on placing well in the bigger meets that are coming up on the schedule. The girls team was led by a solid balance of efforts in the track events. These events are a big strength for us and we have many athletes who contribute in this area. Maddy McClure led us for a second week and really showed that she is more and more comfortable in her individual races. The 800 Meter Run was a good event for her and she excelled in a very tough race. She will continue to improve each week and she has great range in her abilities on the track. Gabby Edeen stepped up for the team in competing and placing in four events. This was her first meet of the outdoor season and she showed great strength in her events. Her speed will develop each week and that should produce some very good results in a few weeks. Peyton Bomar was very impressive in her events and was a tremendous asset in the relay races as well as her individual events. Her competitiveness and intensity is outstanding and she has become a leader for us in her freshman year. It is exciting to see so many athletes scoring points in many different events at the track meets for the girls team. The boys team had a great day and they continue to exceed expectations of athletes and coaches alike. They are learning that great efforts yield great results so it keeps getting better and better for the boys team. Taylor Bruso had a very good day for the team and ran three tough distance races for his team. His effort was very good and he showed very good improvement in being competitive in multiple events. Tyler Julian also had a very good meet for the second straight week. He was able to improve his times in both hurdle events and led his team by example. It is very nice to have a senior leader like Tyler to show the younger athletes that consistent effort is what the team needs in order to be successful.

Brad Holloway, Rion Szatkowski, Brian Kjerstad, and Zack Petersburg were very good leaders in the long sprints and middle distance events. They scored for their team in the relays and open events and had very spirited efforts. Ethan Hall led us in the field events for yet another week and does a great job of leading and uniting our team. He has great energy and shows the team how to have fun and still compete at the highest level possible. The team will travel to Casper next Friday for the Trojan Invite at Kelly Walsh High School. This will be a tough test for the team because we should see some very good teams that are in our classification and have great athletes. If our athletes can continue to run and compete with the intensity that is required we will continue to improve.