At our "home away from home" in Pembroke - site of the Eastern Mass Division 3 Meet on May 31st - we had some solid performances at the Division 3 Relays.
The boys 4x100 got things started, running 47.44 to take 22nd in their field, a decent time considering they can still improve some of the handoffs.
The girls 4x800 had run 10:19.83 at the Coaches Invite, and the quartet of Madison Ward, Katie Salley, Alexis Mejia, and Sydney Snow lowered their time by 4 seconds today and earned a medal by finishing in sixth in 10:15.98! Not bad considering all twenty teams ran together.
The girls 4x400 closed out the day, and despite being in the second-fastest section, finished fifth overall in 4:11.27, which I believe is the second fastest time in school history behind the record time of 4:09. Eve Bagley, Helen Dolan, Anna Foster, and Kylie Lorenzen now have the fastest time by a TVL team this year, too.
If your season is over and you still have not turned in your uniform, either find Coach Moreau during the day or Coach Kelley after school. Banquet is June 12th (it's on the "Schedule" part of the blog)
Students will be dismissed at 1:30 for the TVL Meet on Wednesday.
Sunday, May 18, 2014
Thursday, May 15, 2014
State Relays Schedule for Sunday
8:00 - Arrive at HHS Parking Lot
8:15 - Leave for Pembroke
9:15 - Arrive at Pembroke
10:00 - Boys 4xMile
10:20 - Girls 4xMile
10:45 - Boys Shuttle Hurdles
11:00 - Boys 4x100
11:10 - Boys Sprint Medley
11:30 - Boys 4x800
11:45 - Boys 4x200
12:00 - Boys Distance Medley
12:25 - Boys 4x400
12:45 - Girls Shuttle Hurdles
1:00 - Girls 4x100
1:10 - Girls Sprint Medley
1:30 - Girls 4x800
1:55 - Girls 4x200
2:10 - Girls Distance Medley
2:30 - Girls 4x400
8:15 - Leave for Pembroke
9:15 - Arrive at Pembroke
10:00 - Boys 4xMile
10:20 - Girls 4xMile
10:45 - Boys Shuttle Hurdles
11:00 - Boys 4x100
11:10 - Boys Sprint Medley
11:30 - Boys 4x800
11:45 - Boys 4x200
12:00 - Boys Distance Medley
12:25 - Boys 4x400
12:45 - Girls Shuttle Hurdles
1:00 - Girls 4x100
1:10 - Girls Sprint Medley
1:30 - Girls 4x800
1:55 - Girls 4x200
2:10 - Girls Distance Medley
2:30 - Girls 4x400
Monday, May 12, 2014
Girls Sweep Tri-Meet!
Despite temperatures that climbed to the mid-80s, there were many impressive performances today. The girls not only beat Medfield, they rallied to avenge their indoor loss to Norton by beating the Lancers 71-65 on the 4x400 relay, with an assist from captain Rachel Kriegsman's big 3 points in the discus just a few minutes earlier.
The boys lost both meets, but had double-winner Matt Wolfson (shot put/javelin), to go with new state qualifier Ryan Snow (53.0 in 400), and league-leading 110 hurdler Logan Cotto's PR of 15.7.
GIRLS vs. NORTON
400h: (2) Eve Bagley 70.9, (3) Anna Foster 76.9
100: (2) Kylie Lorenzen 13.0 - qualifies for states
Mile: (1) Katie Salley 5:43.0; (2) Sydney Snow, 5:43.3; (3) Addie Datz, 5:58.8
400: (1) Helen Dolan 63.6; (3) Virginia Hanstad, 66.6
100h: (3) Bridget Ghelli 18.1 - big 0.4 second PR for Bridget!
800: (1) Snow 2:35.3; (2) Salley 2:36.3
200: (2) Lorenzen 26.5 - seasonal PR
2 Mile: (1) Abby Meltzer 12:46.8; (2) Alexis Mejia 13:07.7
4x400: (1) Dolan, Foster, Bagley, Madison Ward, 4:26.3
Shot Put: (2) Kelly Alves 30'0
Discus: (2) Rachel Kriegsman 61'0
Javelin: (3) Rachel Kriegsman 82'7
High Jump: (1) Ward 5'0; (2) Lorenzen 4'10
Long Jump: (2) Snow 14'8.5 - new PR, three big points!; (3) Mejia 14'8
Triple Jump: (1) Ward 33'7.25 - finishes the regular season undefeated!
GIRLS vs. MEDFIELD
400h: (1) Bagley 70.9; (3) Foster 76.9
100: (1) Lorenzen 13.0
Mile: (1) Salley 5:43.0; (2) Snow 5:43.3
400: (1) Dolan 63.6, (2) Hanstad 66.6
100h: (1) Ghelli 18.1
200: (1) Lorenzen 26.5
2 Mile: (1) Meltzer 12:46.8; (3) Mejia 13:07.7
4x400: (1) Dolan, Foster, Bagley, Ward, 4:26.3
Shot Put: (2) Alves 30'0
Discus: (3) Kriegsman 61'0
Javelin: (1) Kriegsman 82'7; (3) Alves 78'9
High Jump: (1) Ward 5'0; (2) Lorenzen 4'10
Long Jump: (2) Snow 14'8.5; (3) Mejia 14'8
BOYS vs MEDFIELD
400h: (2) Ryan Leonard 60.4
100: (2) Sam Ratcliffe 12.1
Mile: (3) Mike Glazebrook 4:47.0
4x100: (1) Ratcliffe, Liam Hebert, Mike Donovan, Ed Bennie, 46.9
400: (1) Ryan Snow, 53.0 - state qualifier!
110h: (1) Logan Cotto, 15.7 - 0.4 second PR, best time in the league!
800: (3) Leonard, 2:11.0
200: (3) Rick Brown, 24.7
2 Mile: (2) Ed Glazebrook, 11:26.2
Shot Put: (1) Matt Wolfson 40'11
Javelin: (1) Wolfson 120'0; (2) Tanner Datz 117'9
High Jump: (1) Snow 5'8
Long Jump: (2) Hebert 18'0.5; (3) Cotto 17'8.5
Triple Jump: (1) Donovan 38'2.75; (2) Cotto 37'10.5
BOYS vs. NORTON
400h: (1) Leonard 60.4
100: (2) Ratcliffe 12.1
Mile: (1) Mike Glazebrook, 4:47.0
400: (2) Snow 53.0
110h: (1) Cotto 15.7
800: (3) Leonard 2:11.0
200: (3) Brown 24.7
2 Mile: (1) Ed Glazebrook 11:26.2
Shot Put: (1) Wolfson 40'11
High Jump: Snow 5'8 - unsure of place
Long Jump: (2) Hebert 18'0.5; (3) Cotto 17'8.5
Triple Jump: (2) Donovan 38'2.75; (3) Cotto 37'10.5
All athletes not competing in the Tri-Valley League Meet need to turn in their uniforms to Coach Moreau or Coach Kelley. The banquet is Thursday, June 12th at 6:30 in the HS Cafeteria.
The boys lost both meets, but had double-winner Matt Wolfson (shot put/javelin), to go with new state qualifier Ryan Snow (53.0 in 400), and league-leading 110 hurdler Logan Cotto's PR of 15.7.
GIRLS vs. NORTON
400h: (2) Eve Bagley 70.9, (3) Anna Foster 76.9
100: (2) Kylie Lorenzen 13.0 - qualifies for states
Mile: (1) Katie Salley 5:43.0; (2) Sydney Snow, 5:43.3; (3) Addie Datz, 5:58.8
400: (1) Helen Dolan 63.6; (3) Virginia Hanstad, 66.6
100h: (3) Bridget Ghelli 18.1 - big 0.4 second PR for Bridget!
800: (1) Snow 2:35.3; (2) Salley 2:36.3
200: (2) Lorenzen 26.5 - seasonal PR
2 Mile: (1) Abby Meltzer 12:46.8; (2) Alexis Mejia 13:07.7
4x400: (1) Dolan, Foster, Bagley, Madison Ward, 4:26.3
Shot Put: (2) Kelly Alves 30'0
Discus: (2) Rachel Kriegsman 61'0
Javelin: (3) Rachel Kriegsman 82'7
High Jump: (1) Ward 5'0; (2) Lorenzen 4'10
Long Jump: (2) Snow 14'8.5 - new PR, three big points!; (3) Mejia 14'8
Triple Jump: (1) Ward 33'7.25 - finishes the regular season undefeated!
GIRLS vs. MEDFIELD
400h: (1) Bagley 70.9; (3) Foster 76.9
100: (1) Lorenzen 13.0
Mile: (1) Salley 5:43.0; (2) Snow 5:43.3
400: (1) Dolan 63.6, (2) Hanstad 66.6
100h: (1) Ghelli 18.1
200: (1) Lorenzen 26.5
2 Mile: (1) Meltzer 12:46.8; (3) Mejia 13:07.7
4x400: (1) Dolan, Foster, Bagley, Ward, 4:26.3
Shot Put: (2) Alves 30'0
Discus: (3) Kriegsman 61'0
Javelin: (1) Kriegsman 82'7; (3) Alves 78'9
High Jump: (1) Ward 5'0; (2) Lorenzen 4'10
Long Jump: (2) Snow 14'8.5; (3) Mejia 14'8
BOYS vs MEDFIELD
400h: (2) Ryan Leonard 60.4
100: (2) Sam Ratcliffe 12.1
Mile: (3) Mike Glazebrook 4:47.0
4x100: (1) Ratcliffe, Liam Hebert, Mike Donovan, Ed Bennie, 46.9
400: (1) Ryan Snow, 53.0 - state qualifier!
110h: (1) Logan Cotto, 15.7 - 0.4 second PR, best time in the league!
800: (3) Leonard, 2:11.0
200: (3) Rick Brown, 24.7
2 Mile: (2) Ed Glazebrook, 11:26.2
Shot Put: (1) Matt Wolfson 40'11
Javelin: (1) Wolfson 120'0; (2) Tanner Datz 117'9
High Jump: (1) Snow 5'8
Long Jump: (2) Hebert 18'0.5; (3) Cotto 17'8.5
Triple Jump: (1) Donovan 38'2.75; (2) Cotto 37'10.5
BOYS vs. NORTON
400h: (1) Leonard 60.4
100: (2) Ratcliffe 12.1
Mile: (1) Mike Glazebrook, 4:47.0
400: (2) Snow 53.0
110h: (1) Cotto 15.7
800: (3) Leonard 2:11.0
200: (3) Brown 24.7
2 Mile: (1) Ed Glazebrook 11:26.2
Shot Put: (1) Wolfson 40'11
High Jump: Snow 5'8 - unsure of place
Long Jump: (2) Hebert 18'0.5; (3) Cotto 17'8.5
Triple Jump: (2) Donovan 38'2.75; (3) Cotto 37'10.5
All athletes not competing in the Tri-Valley League Meet need to turn in their uniforms to Coach Moreau or Coach Kelley. The banquet is Thursday, June 12th at 6:30 in the HS Cafeteria.
Saturday, May 10, 2014
Lots of PR's at Coaches Invitational
Although the boys official results were up over an hour ago, my patience for refreshing the ma.milesplit.com webpage every 15 minutes for the girls' results to go up has worn out. Since I know the approximate times/distances for the girls, I didn't want the loyal readers to go to bed without reading about the spectacular day we had!
(Only event I didn't get an estimated finish was Kelly in the shot put, I'll update that, along with official times/distances for the other events, once they're posted).
Our boys were down in New Bedford, and the girls were in Somerville, but I'll go in order of events as if they were in the same spot.
At a meet like this, the depth of competition can be intimidating, as the top of the leaderboard is usually dominated by the Division 1 and Division 2 schools. From the official results I saw at the boys meet, most of them finished 10th-25th overall but only were behind one or two people in our Eastern Mass Division, which I'm sure held true for any girls we had that finished in similar positions.
So a meet like this is all about positioning. Using the elite competition to help pull you along to a PR. Maybe you went from a "state quailfying" time/distance to a "potential medalist" level. Even if you didn't PR, getting awfully close to your best mark eliminates that little voice in your head that says "no, that was a fluke." (That little voice is always wrong!)
Our first performer of the day epitomized what this meet was about. Eve Bagley entered the 400 hurdles at 72.03 seconds for a PR, only one of a few of our athletes in attendance who was still trying to make states. After breaking 70 seconds, she not only qualified, but set herself up as a serious contender for a top-8 medal at Eastern Mass, and I believe she's only the second girl in the TVL under 70 seconds. Oh, did I mention that she's only a second behind Steph Paolillo's school record?
Ryan Leonard was on track early to make a run at his newly acheived PR of 58.8 from eariler this week. Although he stumbled a bit on the last few hurdles, he still finished 11th overall in 60.04, and his PR from Bellingham looks to be among the top four in our Eastern Mass Division. He took the last medal (8th place) as a junior, perhaps as a senior he'll grab the last All-State bid?
Up next were the 2-milers. Abby Meltzer didnt' quite PR, but her time of 12:26 was her 2nd-best ever, and was well ahead of some of her more recent dual meet races. Distance events can be tricky, especially the 2-mile, where the length makes the variance in race times quite large. In other words, she can now call herself a "consistent low 12" 2-miler.
Mike Glazebrook had won all four of his dual meet races this year, and only one of them - his comeback win against Mike Brady of Medway - was he seriously challenged. So finding himself in a large pack early was a bit disorienting. He went out in 5:02, and although the lead pack of four he was chasing pulled away in laps 6 and 7, he still set a 7-second PR of 10:11.41, good for 15th overall - he was seeded 23rd - and fast enough to beat six guys in the seeded section. He's setting himself up for a legitimate chance at the hallowed sub-10 mark.
Kylie Lorenzen had only just returned to racing and jumping three days ago. She cleared 4'9 in high jump, a technical event that often takes a while to get reacquainted, but followed up with an impressive seasonal best of 26.71 in the 200 trials.
Addie Datz entered the freshman mile having knocked on the "sub-6 minute" door a few times, running 6:06 earlier in the season and just missing with a 6:01 against Bellingham. Well, she didn't open the door, she kicked it down by nearly skipping the 5:50s entirely with a time of 5:51, winning her section with what I'm told was quite the kick. Her new PR is closer to the state qualifier (5:42) than her old PR!
Katie Salley had set an outdoor PR against Bellingham, running 5:34.8, but had missed her overall PR from TVL Indoor by just a few tenths of a second. Undaunted, she popped a 5:31, nearly breaking the sub-5:30 mark!
Although I didn't hear Kelly Alves' official result, I heard she threw at least 31', which would be her second-best throw of the year. Although she's so consistent we take her ability to throw over 30' for granted, please everyone realize that a freshman routinely tossing state-worthy throws is not typical. Quite a day for her!
In the 110 hurdles, Logan Cotto had entered with a 16.1 hand-time from this year, but in such a short event times like that are always questionable. His time of 16.46 today was a full two-tenths better than he's ever run electronically, bettering his mark from last year's state meet. He's certainly moving closer to 16 seconds.
In the 400, Helen Dolan lowered her state-qualifying time by over a half-second, running 63.07 to further move up the leaderboard in the TVL! Over at the boys meet, Ryan Snow ran 53.85, which is technically a PR since his 53.7 was handtimed (converts to 53.94, you add 0.24 seconds), in a similarly excellent race!
Sydney Snow had just PR'd in the 800 running against the #1 girl in the state. Up against the same #1 girl (as well as most likely the #2, #3, and who knows how many others in the top 10), she PR'd for the second time in four days, running 2:25! She's knocking on the door of "low 2:20s", which usually puts you in quite a competitive spot for All-State qualification.
With temperatures now in the low 80s, the girls 4x800 team of Katie Salley, Madison Ward, Alexis Mejia, and Sydney Snow took 10th in a very competitive field, running 10:19.83. I'll have to check the archives to see how that stacks up as a potential outdoor relay record, but nonetheless it was easily a state-qualifying time and puts them in the discussion for medals at EMass.
The events on the track were done, but with seemingly every high school girl in Massachusetts entered in the triple jump, Madison Ward was still waiting for her flight, the last of seven. She cleared 34'9.5, which just missed the finals but is also her 2nd-best jump of the year, missing her PR by just three inches. However, even her 34'9.5 today is still better than anyone in EMass Div. 3, according to athletic.net. So she's proven herself to be a consistent 34-35 foot jumper, and a leading contender for states.
A good day by all, remembering to look at the results in context of the big championship meets ahead (TVL, EMass Div 3) a lot of people moved themselves in to new categories, from qualifiers to contenders, or came close enough to their best marks to give them confidence that when the big days arrive, they'll be ready.
Don't forget to be at the track by 2:45 to set up for our tri-meet with Medfield and Norton on Monday.
(Only event I didn't get an estimated finish was Kelly in the shot put, I'll update that, along with official times/distances for the other events, once they're posted).
Our boys were down in New Bedford, and the girls were in Somerville, but I'll go in order of events as if they were in the same spot.
At a meet like this, the depth of competition can be intimidating, as the top of the leaderboard is usually dominated by the Division 1 and Division 2 schools. From the official results I saw at the boys meet, most of them finished 10th-25th overall but only were behind one or two people in our Eastern Mass Division, which I'm sure held true for any girls we had that finished in similar positions.
So a meet like this is all about positioning. Using the elite competition to help pull you along to a PR. Maybe you went from a "state quailfying" time/distance to a "potential medalist" level. Even if you didn't PR, getting awfully close to your best mark eliminates that little voice in your head that says "no, that was a fluke." (That little voice is always wrong!)
Our first performer of the day epitomized what this meet was about. Eve Bagley entered the 400 hurdles at 72.03 seconds for a PR, only one of a few of our athletes in attendance who was still trying to make states. After breaking 70 seconds, she not only qualified, but set herself up as a serious contender for a top-8 medal at Eastern Mass, and I believe she's only the second girl in the TVL under 70 seconds. Oh, did I mention that she's only a second behind Steph Paolillo's school record?
Ryan Leonard was on track early to make a run at his newly acheived PR of 58.8 from eariler this week. Although he stumbled a bit on the last few hurdles, he still finished 11th overall in 60.04, and his PR from Bellingham looks to be among the top four in our Eastern Mass Division. He took the last medal (8th place) as a junior, perhaps as a senior he'll grab the last All-State bid?
Up next were the 2-milers. Abby Meltzer didnt' quite PR, but her time of 12:26 was her 2nd-best ever, and was well ahead of some of her more recent dual meet races. Distance events can be tricky, especially the 2-mile, where the length makes the variance in race times quite large. In other words, she can now call herself a "consistent low 12" 2-miler.
Mike Glazebrook had won all four of his dual meet races this year, and only one of them - his comeback win against Mike Brady of Medway - was he seriously challenged. So finding himself in a large pack early was a bit disorienting. He went out in 5:02, and although the lead pack of four he was chasing pulled away in laps 6 and 7, he still set a 7-second PR of 10:11.41, good for 15th overall - he was seeded 23rd - and fast enough to beat six guys in the seeded section. He's setting himself up for a legitimate chance at the hallowed sub-10 mark.
Kylie Lorenzen had only just returned to racing and jumping three days ago. She cleared 4'9 in high jump, a technical event that often takes a while to get reacquainted, but followed up with an impressive seasonal best of 26.71 in the 200 trials.
Addie Datz entered the freshman mile having knocked on the "sub-6 minute" door a few times, running 6:06 earlier in the season and just missing with a 6:01 against Bellingham. Well, she didn't open the door, she kicked it down by nearly skipping the 5:50s entirely with a time of 5:51, winning her section with what I'm told was quite the kick. Her new PR is closer to the state qualifier (5:42) than her old PR!
Katie Salley had set an outdoor PR against Bellingham, running 5:34.8, but had missed her overall PR from TVL Indoor by just a few tenths of a second. Undaunted, she popped a 5:31, nearly breaking the sub-5:30 mark!
Although I didn't hear Kelly Alves' official result, I heard she threw at least 31', which would be her second-best throw of the year. Although she's so consistent we take her ability to throw over 30' for granted, please everyone realize that a freshman routinely tossing state-worthy throws is not typical. Quite a day for her!
In the 110 hurdles, Logan Cotto had entered with a 16.1 hand-time from this year, but in such a short event times like that are always questionable. His time of 16.46 today was a full two-tenths better than he's ever run electronically, bettering his mark from last year's state meet. He's certainly moving closer to 16 seconds.
In the 400, Helen Dolan lowered her state-qualifying time by over a half-second, running 63.07 to further move up the leaderboard in the TVL! Over at the boys meet, Ryan Snow ran 53.85, which is technically a PR since his 53.7 was handtimed (converts to 53.94, you add 0.24 seconds), in a similarly excellent race!
Sydney Snow had just PR'd in the 800 running against the #1 girl in the state. Up against the same #1 girl (as well as most likely the #2, #3, and who knows how many others in the top 10), she PR'd for the second time in four days, running 2:25! She's knocking on the door of "low 2:20s", which usually puts you in quite a competitive spot for All-State qualification.
With temperatures now in the low 80s, the girls 4x800 team of Katie Salley, Madison Ward, Alexis Mejia, and Sydney Snow took 10th in a very competitive field, running 10:19.83. I'll have to check the archives to see how that stacks up as a potential outdoor relay record, but nonetheless it was easily a state-qualifying time and puts them in the discussion for medals at EMass.
The events on the track were done, but with seemingly every high school girl in Massachusetts entered in the triple jump, Madison Ward was still waiting for her flight, the last of seven. She cleared 34'9.5, which just missed the finals but is also her 2nd-best jump of the year, missing her PR by just three inches. However, even her 34'9.5 today is still better than anyone in EMass Div. 3, according to athletic.net. So she's proven herself to be a consistent 34-35 foot jumper, and a leading contender for states.
A good day by all, remembering to look at the results in context of the big championship meets ahead (TVL, EMass Div 3) a lot of people moved themselves in to new categories, from qualifiers to contenders, or came close enough to their best marks to give them confidence that when the big days arrive, they'll be ready.
Don't forget to be at the track by 2:45 to set up for our tri-meet with Medfield and Norton on Monday.
Wednesday, May 7, 2014
Bellingham Recap/Coaches Invite Info
***I wanted to keep the Bellingham recap up top for those that hadn't seen it yet, but at the bottom of this post is the seed list and estimated schedule for the State Coaches Invitational. Boys are at New Bedford Tech, girls are at Somerville (Dilboy Stadium)
Split result vs. Bellingham, girls won 93-42 to improve to 2-2, boys lost 88-48 to fall to 1-3, but plenty of PR's and some new state qualifiers, led by some major relay PRs!
New Varsity Letter Winners: Bridget Ghelli, Addie Datz, Rick Brown
New State Qualifiers: Kylie Lorenzen (200, High Jump), Boys 4x1, Boys 4x4, Ryan Snow (Triple Jump)
Split result vs. Bellingham, girls won 93-42 to improve to 2-2, boys lost 88-48 to fall to 1-3, but plenty of PR's and some new state qualifiers, led by some major relay PRs!
New Varsity Letter Winners: Bridget Ghelli, Addie Datz, Rick Brown
New State Qualifiers: Kylie Lorenzen (200, High Jump), Boys 4x1, Boys 4x4, Ryan Snow (Triple Jump)
Girls
400 Hurdles: (1) Eve Bagley 73.3, (2) Anna Foster 78.1
100: (2) Elena Daly 14.0
Mile: (1) Katie Salley 5:34.8 - outdoor PR (just misses all-time PR of 5:34.51 from indoor TVL), and Addie Datz just missed sub-6 with a 6:01.5 for second, but did earn her varsity letter!
4x100: (1) Holliston, 54.4 - Kylie Lorenzen made her triumphant return, anchoring the team with Ally Rosati, Izzy Gitchell, and Madison Savas to a huge PR and just missing states!
400: (2) Helen Dolan 63.2, new PR!, (3) Virginia Hanstad, 65.1, only a second off of states!
100 Hurdles: (1) Bridget Ghelli, big PR of 18.5 and earns her varsity letter!, and Hana Gross gets her first point with third place (21.2)
800: (2) Sydney Snow, 2:26.9 - PR for the sophomore!, (3) Alexis Mejia 2:33.9
200: (1) Lorenzen, 27.1 -qualifies in her first meet back! (2) Dolan, 28.4
2 Mile: (1) Abby Meltzer, 12:37.8, (2) Jill McShane 14:42 - big kick by Jill to get second!
4x400: (1) Holliston, 4:37.0 - Salley, Datz, Mejia, Hanstad
Shot Put: (1) Kelly Alves, a 1-foot PR of 32'4!
Discus; (2) Rachel Kriegsman 65'0, (3) Sophia Rahim first varsity point, 60'3.5!
Javelin: (2) Alves 76'1, (3) Kriegsman 68'4
High Jump: (1) Madison Ward, a huge PR of 5'3!, (2) Kylie Lorenzen 4'11, qualifies for states!
Long Jump: (1) Mejia, 14'3, (2) Snow, 14'0.5
Triple Jump: (1) Ward 33'5
Madison remains undefeated in triple jump, Kylie debuts as undefeated in the 200
Boys
400 Hurdles: (1) Ryan Leonard, 58.9, ties his PR!
100: (2) Sam Ratcliffe, 12.3
Mile: (1) Mike Glazebrook, 4:52.6
4x100: They lost to the #1 team in the league by 0.2 seconds, but the squad of Sam Ratcliffe, Liam Hebert, Mike Donovan, and Ed Bennie PR'd by over a second and made states in 46.2!
400: (3) Snow 54.0
110 Hurdles: (1) Logan Cotto 16.1
800: (3) Andrew Milton, 2:22.7 - PR for Andrew and another varsity point!
200: (3) Bennie, 24.9
2 Mile: (1) Ed Glazebrook, 11:09.7
4x400: (1) Leonard, Mike Glazebrook, Brown, Snow...3:44.1, Ryan held off Bellingham to win by 0.1 seconds, run our fastest time this year by NINETEEN seconds, and make states! Rick also earned his letter!
Shot Put: (3) Reuben Jacobsen, 31'6
Discus: (3) Leonard, 84'0
Javelin: (1) Matt Wolfson, 117'1, (2) Tanner Datz 115'6, first time placing in javelin, nearly won
High Jump: (3) Hebert 5'0
Long Jump: (3) Hebert 18'1.5 - PR for Liam, who scored as a freshman in all three events today against some tough competition!
Triple Jump: (1) Snow 39'9.75 - makes states his first time in the event! (3) Cotto 37'10.5
Mike Glazebrook remains undefeated in distance events, as does Logan in the 110 hurdles!
I'll post the seeds and projected schedule for Saturday's Coaches Invitational.
MSTCA Estimated Schedule/Seeds (Entries were done before Bellingham, hence the seed times are different)..seed lists are on ma.milesplit.com
Boys Invitational
Boys should arrive at New Bedford no later than 9AM, or 10:15 for Snow
10:00-10:10 - 400 hurdles (Leonard 24th at 60.4)
10:10-10:35 - 2 Mile (Mike Glazebrook 23rd of 37, 10:23, 1st of 2 heats)
10:35-10:45 - 100 Trials
10:45-10:55 - 110 Hurdle Trials (Cotto 28th, 16.1)
11:00-11:10 - 200 Trials
11:10-11:25 - Freshman Mile
11:25-12:00 - Mile
12:00-12:15 - 400 (Snow 44th, 53.4)
Girls - arrive NO LATER than 7:30, the bus WILL LEAVE at 7:45 whether you're on it or not!
9:30 - Girls High Jump (Lorenzen tied 13th at 5'0), Shot Put (Alves 33rd at 31'4)
10:30 - Girls Triple Jump (Ward last of 7 flights, so closer to 12:00 PM...seeded 8th at 35'0.5)
10:30 - Girls Triple Jump (Ward last of 7 flights, so closer to 12:00 PM...seeded 8th at 35'0.5)
10:00-10:10 - 400 Hurdles (Bagley 32nd, 72.03)
10:15-10:55 - 2 Mile (Meltzer 26th of 68, 12:16.2, probably middle heat of 3)
10:55-11:15 - 100 Trials
11:20-11:40 - 100 Hurdle Trials
11:40-11:50 - 200 Trials (Lorenzen 26th, 27.0)
11:50-12:15 - Freshman Mile (Datz 39th, 6:06)
12:15-12:50 - Mile (Salley 46th, 5:40)
12:50-1:10 - 400 (Dolan 50th, 63.6)
1:10-1:30 - 800 (Snow 15th, 2:25.6 - could be fast heat)
1:30-1:35 - 200 Final
1:35-1:40 - Wheelchair 100 (new event this year)
1:40-1:50 - Freshman 4x100
1:50-2:00 - 4x100
2:00-2:30 - 4x800 (Holliston 11th of 23 teams at 10:10, should be fast heat)
Wednesday, April 30, 2014
Meet Postponed, STILL have practice though!
Our meet against Medfield is postponed until Monday, May 12th at 3:30.
We STILL have practice today though!
We STILL have practice today though!
Tuesday, April 29, 2014
Reminders for Wednesday
Our meet is still scheduled for tomorrow (Wednesday) at 3:30 vs. Medfield.
IF the meet is postponed before school gets out, we will still have practice. As of now, the weather seems like it will hold off and the heavy rain won't come until Wednesday night.
So either way, we'll see you at 2:45 - either out on the track to help set up, or for practice. Lineup will be posted outside Coach Moreau's office before the end of DSB.
IF the meet is postponed before school gets out, we will still have practice. As of now, the weather seems like it will hold off and the heavy rain won't come until Wednesday night.
So either way, we'll see you at 2:45 - either out on the track to help set up, or for practice. Lineup will be posted outside Coach Moreau's office before the end of DSB.
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