03.31.07
complete west coast relays results
i found these on the buchanan website. i will put our results on athletics.net on sunday. i will be entering us in the lemoore meet on sunday (entries are do monday) too.
One-man show
One-man show
Fresno State signee Mathews reaches end zone 4 times in annual all-star game
BY BRAD RIDDELL, Californian staff writer
e-mail: briddell@bakersfield.com | Friday, Mar 30 2007 11:50 PM
Last Updated: Friday, Mar 30 2007 11:56 PM
For those Kern County high school football players still haunted by visions of Ryan Mathews running roughshod through the secondary, Friday’s Terrio Therapy Blitz Bowl must have been a waking nightmare.
Photos:
Photo by Brian Drake/The Californian
West High senior Ryan Matthews catches a 10-yard pass for a touchdown in front of the defender Phillip Thomas in the second quarter of the sixth annual Blitz Bowl on Friday at Rabobank Arena.
Driller trio ’step up’ for award
Driller trio ’step up’ for award
BY MASON KELLEY, Californian staff writer
e-mail: masonkelley@bakersfield.com | Friday, Mar 30 2007 11:50 PM
Last Updated: Friday, Mar 30 2007 11:56 PM
Everything started with one match.
Photos:
Photo by Photo Illustration by Ross Priest, Photos by Casey Christie/The Californian
Bakersfield High’s (L to R) Jonah Cruz, Travis Rasmussen and Nektoe Demison were named The Californian’s co-Wrestlers of the Year.
When sophomore Jonah Cruz shocked Arcata’s Trent Stevenson, who was ranked No. 1 in the state at 135 pounds, the rest of the Bakersfield High wrestlers seemed to get energized.
The Californian’s 2007 All-Area wrestling selections
The Californian’s 2007 All-Area wrestling selections
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Wrestling
Co-Wrestlers of the Year
145
Travis Rasmussen, Bakersfield, Jr.
* First at Morro Bay, Huntington Beach Bash and Five Counties
* SEYL and Yosemite Divisional champion
* Third place at State
135
Jonah Cruz, Bakersfield, So.
* Third at Huntington Beach Bash and Morro Bay; fifth at Doc Buchanan
* SEYL champion
* Third place at State
112
Nektoe Demison, Bakersfield, Sr.
* Second at Doc Buchanan and Five Counties
* First in SEYL and Yosemite Divisionals
* Third place at State
girls 4 x 100 went sub fifity
Ashaley FrazierOriginally uploaded by andynoise.
girls 4 x 100 went sub fifity (49.85) today at the west coast relays.
charlie went forty!
today charlie morales went over 40 feet in the triple jump for the first time.
Emnet Habeba West
Seeded Girls 1600 at the west coast relays
4:38.81
dvm in the 1600 at wscOriginally uploaded by andynoise.
my highlight of the meet and this week’s dtw.
david van matre ran a great race today in the seeded boys 1600m at the west coast relays.
his splits were 68,70,69,and 71 for a 4:38.81 PR!
we are two for two in away meets. ariey PRed at camarillo and now david.
guess edquist is next.
Pasadena Games - Kern Athletes
Pasadena Games
Pasadena CC - Saturday, March 31st, 2007
Event 14 Girls 800 Meter Run Invitational
# Name Year School Finals Points
1 Thomas, Ashlee 11 Centennial 2:17.57
2 Lamar, Tiffany 9 Paramount 2:18.55
3 Sadauskaite, Justina 12 Los Angeles 2:18.82
lauren went sub 5
lauren saylor went sub 5 in the 1600 at the west coast relays.
03.30.07
Prep all-stars eye turf war
Prep all-stars eye turf war
BY BRAD RIDDELL, Californian staff writer
e-mail: briddell@bakersfield.com | Thursday, Mar 29 2007 11:45 PM
Last Updated: Thursday, Mar 29 2007 11:49 PM
When the best senior football players in Kern County hit the turf tonight for the Blitz Bowl, all eyes should be on the two positions with the most difficult transition to the arena game.
Quarterbacks have to find a way to time snap counts with receivers in motion toward the line of scrimmage, and kickers have to find a way to make field goals into a slightly narrower space.
Girls high school All-Area soccer selections
Girls high school All-Area soccer selections
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Girls
Player of the Year
Candice Schlecht, Tehachapi
* Scored 36 goals to go with 24 assists
* Tehachapi all-time leading scorer with 113 goals
* Led Warriors to the Central Section Division III championship
* Third-consecutive first team All-Area honor
Boys high school All-Area soccer selections
Boys high school All-Area soccer selections
Batch Data Processor | Thursday, Mar 29 2007 11:35 PM
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All-Area soccer
Boys
Player of the Year
Ken Taylor, Garces, Jr.
* Finished season with 24 goals and 11 assists
* Helped Garces to the Central Section Division III final
* Co-Offensive MVP of the SEYL
A tall stand for property rights in China
A tall stand for property rights in China
A couple have resisted developers’ efforts to level their house, which has become a rallying point for many people.
By Ching-Ching Ni
Times Staff Writer
March 30, 2007
BEIJING — The photograph says it all.
arcadia preview
Can junior Dayshan Ragans of Foothill in Bakersfield, the state’s latest great at over 193 feet and next over 200 feet, match up against a group that includes six others over 180 feet from four different states?
for the possible answer and more predictions, click here.
03.29.07
Field Trip To The Wind Wolves Preserve
Field Trip To The Wind Wolves Preserve
Date: Saturday, April 14, 2007
Time: 8:00 AM
Location: Orange Belt Adventures, 3640 N. Sillect Avenue
Price: $30.00
In April, the Kern County Historical Society will visit the largest privately owned nature preserve on the West Coast. The Wildlands Conservancy created the Wind Wolves Preserve after purchasing 93,000-acres in the southern San Joaquin Valley (including the historic San Emigdio Ranch). Recent acquisitions have expanded the preserve to more than 97,000 acres. The preserve is in an ecologically unique region where the Transverse and Coast Ranges, Sierra Nevada Mountains, western Mojave Desert, and San Joaquin Valley converge.
Participants will meet at Orange Belt Adventures at 8:00am. We will arrive at the Wind Wolves around 9:00am. The field trip will consist of a bus tour stopping at some of the breath-taking scenic and historic locations within the preserve. Sherryl Clendenen will give a presentation on the history of the Wind Wolves Preserve at the picnic area. We will have a box lunch catered by Western Kitchen at the picnic area. We will return to Bakersfield around 2:00pm.
Reservations due by April 6, 2007
Please observe the reservation deadline, and get your reservation in early. If you make your reservations by phone, please send your check for the full amount by the reservation deadline. Because of the time frame for ordering the food, we cannot honor late reservations.
Phone contact: 665-9864 or 852-5031
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Kyle Jackson Track and Field Statistics
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West Coast Relays Info & Directions
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One of the most exciting meets in track and field history is back. The West Coast Relays was brought back last year and the great performances of yesteryear continued. Forty schools
were represented totaling over 650 athletes. This year’s meet promises to be the same. On Saturday, March 31, 2007 at Clovis East High School the tradition of the West Coast Relays carries on. This meet is the largest meet in the central valley and will grow each year. Finishlynx timing will be used for all running events. Three levels of competition (invitational,
seeded and open) provide true excitement in all events. Awards in the invitational events will be a sweat shirt for first place and t-shirts for second and third. In the seeded and open events top three finishers receive a meet logo key chain.
our west coast relay qualifiers!
Meet West Coast Relays
When Saturday, March 31, 2007
Where Clovis East High School
Clovis CA
(Due to stadium and track improvements at Buchanan Stadium the meet has changed venues this season)
Host Buchanan High School (Same meet management as State CC meet)
Venue Nine lane all weather track, full snack bar, Finishlynx timing
Awards Invitational 1st-Sweat Shirt, 2nd & 3rd T-shirt
Seeded and Open1st-3rd Key chain medals
Entries This is a qualifying meet. All marks received will be taken and those with the top entered marks for the 2007
season will qualify for meet. Invitational, seeded and open events will filled based on entered marks. Each
school in only allowed to enter three athletes per event (not level of competition)
Cost $6.00 per athlete, $10.00 per relay, max of $180.00 per school
(Do not send entry fee until you receive qualifiers)
Entry Deadline Monday, March 19, 2007
Fax (559) 327-3065
Contact Brian Weaver
(559) 281-5698
(559)327-3281
brianweaver@cusd.com
Entry Info Contact Brian Weaver
Web Site www.buchanantrack.com
Time Event Time Event
10:30 Women’s Open 400m Relay 10:00 Women’s Seeded Pole Vault
10:35 Women’s Seeded 400m Relay Women’s Inv Discus
10:40 Women’s Inv. 400m Relay Men’s Seeded High Jump
10:45 Men’s Open 400m Relay Women’s Inv High Jump
10:50 Men’s Seeded 400m Relay Men’s Inv Shot Put
10:55 Men’s Inv. 400m Relays Women’s Seeded Triple Jump
Men’s Seeded Long Jump
11:00 Women’s Seeded 1600m
11:10 Women’s Inv. 1600m 11:00 Women’s Inv Shot Put
11:20 Men’s Seeded 1600m Men’s Inv Discus
11:30 Men’s Inv 1600m
12:00 Women’s Seeded Shot Put
11:40 Women’s Seeded 100HH Men’s Seeded Discus
11:45 Women’s Inv. 100HH Men’s Inv Long Jump
11:50 Men’s Seeded 110HH Women’s Inv Triple Jump
11:55 Men’s Inv 110HH Women’s Seeded High Jump
Men’s Inv High Jump
12:00 Women’s Open 400m Women’s Inv Pole Vault
12:05 Women’s Seeded 400m
12:10 Women’s Inv. 400m 1:00 Men’s Inv Triple Jump
12:15 Men’s Open 400m Women’s Inv Long Jump
12:20 Men’s Seeded 400m Women’s Inv Long Jump
12:25 Men’s Inv 400m Men’s Inv Pole Vault
12:30 Women’s Seeded 3200m 2:00 Men’s Seeded Shot Put
12:45 Men’s Seeded 3200m Women’s Seeded Discus
Women’s Seeded Long Jump
1:00 Women’s Open 100m Men’s Seeded Triple Jump
1:05 Women’s Seeded 100m Men’s Seeded Pole Vault
1:10 Women’s Inv. 100m
1:15 Men’s Open 100m
1:20 Men’s Seeded 100m
1:25 Men’s Inv 100m
1:30 Women’s Seeded 800m
1:35 Women’s Inv. 800m
1:40 Men’s Seeded 800m
1:45 Men’s Inv 800m
1:50 Women’s Seeded 300LH
1:55 Women’s Inv. 300LH
2:00 Men’s Seeded 300IH
2:05 Men’s Inv 300IH
2:10 Women’s Open 200m
2:15 Women’s Seeded 200m
2:20 Women’s Inv. 200m
2:25 Men’s Open 200m
2:30 Men’s Seeded 200m
2:35 Men’s Inv 200m
2:40 Women’s Inv. 3200m
2:55 Men’s Inv. 3200m
3:10 Women’s Open 1600m Relay
3:15 Women’s Seeded 1600m Relay
3:20 Women’s Inv. 1600m Relay
3:25 Men’s Open 1600m Relay
3:30 Men’s Seeded 1600m Relay
3:35 Men’s Inv 1600m Relay
Top area swimming times
Top area swimming times
Batch Data Processor | Wednesday, Mar 28 2007 11:50 PM
Last Updated: Wednesday, Mar 28 2007 11:53 PM
Boys
200 medley relay–Stockdale, 1:42.67; Garces, 1:46.84; Taft, 1:49.35; Liberty, 1:50.40; Bakersfield, 1:52.69.
100 free–Kraetsch, Liberty, 48.92; Newby, Bakersfield, 50.62; Linford, Centennial, 50.65; Wickensheimer, Stockdale, 51.20; Collier, Stockdale, 51.57.
200 free–Kraetsch, Liberty, 1:46; Curran, Stockdale, 1:56.75; Scales, Shafter, 1:57.78; James, Liberty, 1:58.28; O’Malley, Garces, 1:58.56.
500 free–Aukhus, Frontier, 4:55.25; James, Liberty, 5:14.98; O’Malley, Garces, 5:19.78; Scales, Shafter, 5:20.49; Ponec, Highland, 5:20.58.
200 IM–Aukhus, Frontier, 2:02.82; Bracke, East, 2:04.65; Collier, Stockdale, 2:04.98; Daniel, Shafter, 2:07.01; O’Malley, Garces, 2:10.41.
200 free relay–Liberty, 1:33.36; Garces, 1:35.58; Stockdale, 1:35.79; Bakersfield, 1:37.36; Bakersfield Christian, 1:40.14.
50 free–Kraetsch, Liberty, 22.58; Newby, Bakersfield, 22.69; Linford, Centennial, 23.16; Silvius, Liberty, 23.17; Dudley, Taft, 23.17.
100 back–Collier, Stockdale, 56.28; Kim, Stockdale, 56.55; Urmston, Liberty, 1:00.16; Kosianis, Frontier, 1:00.23; Rutter, Stockdale, 1:01.40.
100 breast–Bracke, East, 1:00.41; Daniel, Shafter, 1:02.30; Collier, Stockdale, 1:03.53; O’Malley, Garces, 1:04.05; Garrison, Taft, 1:06.05.
100 fly–Wickensheimer, Stockdale, 54.10; Kim, Stockdale, 57.34; Champion, Bakersfield, 57.84; Brown, Garces, 57.87; Kostianis, Frontier, 58.47.
400 free relay–Stockdale, 3:29.82; Garces, 3:32.82; Bakersfield, 3:34.11; Liberty, 3:38.68; Frontier, 3:43.80.
Diving–Zelsdorf, Liberty, 172.45; Colson, Garces, 161.25; Rigdon, North, 146.00; Smith, Bakersfield, 143.80; Tittle, Liberty, 134.85.
Girls
200 medley relay–Liberty, 2:01.47; Stockdale, 2:01.80; Garces, 2:01.85; Bakersfield, 2:05.04; Ridgeview, 2:07.82.
100 free–LeBeau, Garces, 56.02; Nafarrate, Liberty, 56.22; Murr, Garces, 57.16; Grundeis, East, 57.47; Gelois, Bakersfield, 58.70.
200 free–Irvin, Stockdale, 1:59.94; Richardson, Liberty, 2:04.59; Nafarrate, Liberty, 2:05.40; Ramos, Stockdale, 2:06.45; LeBeau, Garces, 2:09.42.
500 free–Becker, Bakersfield, 5:42.69; Ramos, Stockdale, 5:43.16; Schoeter, Bakersfield Christian, 6:01.14; Britt, Liberty, 6:02.70; Champion, Bakersfield, 6:03.13.
200 IM–Grandeis, East, 2:19.54; Duran, Liberty, 2:23.00; Stuart, Liberty, 2:24.30; Becker, Bakersfield, 2:26.38; Guadian, Garces, 2:26.97.
200 free relay–Garces, 1:50.58; Bakersfield, 1:51.10; Stockdale, 1:53.50; Liberty, 1:54.86; Taft, 1:55.42.
50 free–LeBeau, Garces, 25.21; Gelois, Bakersfield, 25.40; Irvin, Stockdale, 25.68; Nafarrate, Liberty, 26.11; Murr, Garces, 26.21.
100 back–Duran, Liberty, 1:03.86; Boe, Stockdale, 1:06.25; Richardson, Liberty, 1:06.25; Guadian, Garces, 1:07.43; LeBeau, Garces, 1:07.68.
100 breast–Irvin, Stockdale, 1:09.10; Shuford, Bakersfield, 1:12.40; Boe, Stockdale, 1:13.76; Stuart, Liberty, 1:15.92; Myers, Stockdale, 1:16.20.
100 fly–Irvin, Stockdale, 1:01.48; Murr, Garces, 1:02.69; Ramos, Stockdale, 1:04.63; LeBeau, Garces, 1:05.35; Daniels, Bakersfield, 1:05.2.
400 free relay–Garces, 3:52.69; Liberty, 4:00.48; Bakersfield, 4:03.47; Stockdale, 4:06.81; Frontier, 4:14.39.
Diving–Yoder, Liberty, 213.70; Jensen, Garces, 166.40; Cervantes, Garces, 142.15; Highfield, Garces, 137.10; Borel, Garces, 137.05.
Local High school roundup for March 28
Boys track
Stockdale 73, Ridgeview 62
At Stockdale
PV–Reynoso, R, 8-6; 110H–Singh, R, 16.0; 400 relay–Stockdale, 45.9; 1600–Solis, R, 4:55; 400–Mitchell, S, 50.4; 100–Lewis, S, 11.3; SP–Lehrmann, S, 41-8; 800–Welch, R, 2:07; 300H–Singh, R, 43.3; 200–Lewis, S, 25.1; LJ–White, R, 18-11; HJ–Thompson, S, 5-8; 3200–Lehrmann, S, 10:58; 1600–Stockdale, 3:47; TJ–Kelly, R, 44-3; Discus–Hong, S, 120-11.
FS–Stockdale 70, Ridgeview 20
Records–Ridgeview 1-2; Stockdale 1-2.
03.28.07
driller news - 03/28/07
what a great practice week so far. everyone is training hard and seem to be enjoying it too. tomorrow is picture day, so bring your uniform. then we will be going to BC to train.
this saturday, some of the team will be going to the west coast relays. the bus will be leaving at 7 am.
on tuesday, some of the team (boys and girls) will be going to sanger for an afternoon meet.
after easter break we have a tri meet with highland and garces and then on my favorite day (friday the 13th) we will be going to lemoore.
Track seen to boost economy
Track seen to boost economy
Raceway’s impact, other issues raised at summit
BY RYAN SCHUSTER,
Californian staff writer
e-mail: rschuster@bakersfield.com | Wednesday, Mar 28 2007 5:35 PM
Last Updated: Wednesday, Mar 28 2007 5:38 PM
An economic impact study has concluded that a new racetrack proposed for Kern County would generate about $40 million a year in various economic benefits.
Details of the study by Cal State Bakersfield economics professors Dave Berri and Abbas Grammy were disclosed Wednesday during the Kern County Economic Summit at the DoubleTree Hotel in Bakersfield.
State issues school rankings
State issues school rankings
BY LISA SCHENCKER, Californian staff writer
e-mail: lschencker@bakersfield.com | Tuesday, Mar 27 2007 10:45 PM
Last Updated: Tuesday, Mar 27 2007 10:49 PM
How does your school stack up to others across the state? Each year, the California Department of Education ranks schools based on how students do on tests such as the California Standards Tests and the high school exit exam, among others. They rank schools on a scale from 1 to 10, with 10 being the best.
Links:
To see scores for the state as a whole:
To see scores for Kern County as a whole:
To see scores for a specific school district:
To see scores for a specific school:
Now’s your chance to see where your school stands.
The results show several things including:
* How your school compares with others statewide.
* How it compares with others with similar student demographics.
* Your school’s Base API (Academic Performance Index) score, which is a reflection of last school year’s test scores. The goal is for all schools to eventually score at least 800.
* Your school’s target API: the API score the state expects your school to reach this school year.
Ultimately, the idea behind all this is to show the state and federal governments whether schools are progressing fast enough toward one of the main goals of No Child Left Behind: that all students perform at grade level in math and reading by 2014.
Hammer strength
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Hammer strength
Red-shirt freshman Fruguglietti is latest in long line of standout Roadrunner throwers
BY MASON KELLEY, Californian staff writer
e-mail: masonkelley@bakersfield.com | Tuesday, Mar 27 2007 10:05 PM
Last Updated: Tuesday, Mar 27 2007 10:09 PM
Kern County high school all-league selections for winter sports season
Kern County high school all-league selections for winter sports season
We had over 570 school registered.
Thank you for your patience during a very busy time during the seeding process. We had over 570 school registered, but we now appear set for a great meet. You will find school by school acceptance lists posted at www.dyestatcal.com along with an event key which corresponds to your entries.
Please keep in mind that with so many schools applying for this year’s meet, the cut-off points for qualifying were very strong.
Thanks so much for your participation in this year’s event. We look forwarding to hosting you at the 40th annual Arcadia Invitational next weekend.
Best regards,
Rich Gonzalez
Kern Arcadia Qualifiers
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BAKE - Bakersfield
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1. ellis, collin - Male 11
#232
CNTE - Centennial
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1. Alexander, Alana - Female 10
#238
#122
2. Baker-Steimer, Lizzy - Female
#226
3. Cacuyog, April - Female
#122
4. Clare, Merz - Female
#226
5. Crowe, Jessica - Female 10
#237
#122
6. Dahl, Kelci - Female
#226
7. Deleon, Elisha - Female 12
#131
8. Faulkenberry, Justin - Male 11
#233
9. Morley, Monica - Female
#226
10. Thomas, Ashlee - Female 11
#18
#122
11. Wattenbarger, Clay - Male 12
#239
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1. Centennial - ‘A’
#226 Women 4×1760 Yard Relay Seeded
Dahl, Kelci Baker-Steimer, Lizzy
Morley, Monica Clare, Merz
2. Centennial - ‘A’
#122 Women 4×400 Meter Relay
Cacuyog, April Alexander, Alana 10
Thomas, Ashlee 11 Crowe, Jessica 10
FTHL - Foothill
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1. Ragans, Dayshan - Male 11
#40
#49
2. Schwartz, Chris - Male 10
#24
#104
arcadia qualifier
arcadia qualifier
BAKE - Bakersfield
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1. ellis, collin - Male 11
#232
03.27.07
Taft Invitational
Taft Invitational
Taft HS - Saturday, March 17th, 2007
Central Section
TAFT INVITATIONAL
At Taft College
Some Events Combined
Boys
100–Amahi Clemons (Mojave), 10.94.. 200–Amahi Clemons (Mojave), 22.68. 400–J. Ward (South, Bakersfield), 51.08. 800–Cesar Mireles (Golden Valley, Santa Clarita), 2:02.02. MILE–Matthew Johnson (Burroughs, Ridgecrest), 4:40.83. 3,200–Matthew Johnson (Ridgecrest, Burroughs), 10:21.6. 110 HH–1. Will Beathia (Golden Valley, Santa Clarita), 15.21; 2. Chris Duff (Burroughs, Ridgecrest), 15.53. 300 IH–Sal Gomez (Shafter), 41.15. 3,000 STEEPLECHASE–Alan Lloyd (Burroughs,Ridgecrest Burroughs), 11:28.58. 400 RELAY–South (Bakersfield), 44.22. 1,600 RELAY–South (Bakersfield), 3:33.7. HJ–T.J. Pilcher (Caruthers), 6-0 (in jumpoff). PV–Sal Lopez (Shafter), 10-0. LJ–Will Beathia (Golden Valley, Santa Clarita), 20-2 1/2. TJ–Chris Kelly (Ridgeview, Bakersfield), 45-3; Hodges (Golden Valley, Santa Clarita), 44-3. SP–Jordan Laird (Christian Bakersfield), 46-0. DT–Matt Darr (Frontier, Bakersfield), 131-4.
Girls
100-Dominique Lauderdale (Ridgeview, Bakersfield), 11.7 (hand time). 200–Dominique Lauderdale (Ridgeview, Bakersfield), 24.69; 2. Megan Peters (Taft), 26.78. 400–Breneisha Herron (Ridgeview, Bakersfield), 61.85. 800–Megan Thompson (Taft), 2:32.24. MILE–Elizabeth Wittenberg (Shafter), 5:32.06. 3,200–Jenne Fie (Burroughs, Ridgecrest), 12:09.8. 100 HH–Taylor Jackson (Frontier, Bakersfield), 16.71. 300 LH–Melissa Merrill (Christian, Bakersfield), 49.90. STEEPLECHASE–Megan Thompson (Taft), 8:25.05. 400 RELAY (Race 1)–Ridgeview (Bakersfield), 52.47. 1,600 RELAY–Taft, 4:22.75. HJ–Whitney Weisz (Burroughs, Ridgecrest), 5-0. PV–Anna Polley (Shafter), 7-6. LJ–Shanesha Epps (Golden Valley, Santa Clarita), 17-0. TJ–Candace Niclanis (South, Bakersfield), 34-0 1/2. SP–1. Anna Jelmini (Shafter), 38-9; 2. White (Garces, Bakersfield), 36-7; 3. Kayla Kovar (Burroughs, Ridgecrest), 34-11. DT–1. Anna Jelmini (Shafter), 134-7; 2. Kayla Kovar (Burroughs, Ridgecrest), 127-5; 3. Catherine White (Garces, Bakersfield), 123-5; 4. Janelle Olsen (Burroughs, Ridgecrest), 115-0.
dtl - 03/27/07
today the sprinters did 4 x 800. a month ago they did this workout and it was slow. today they really did a good job on it. they are so strong and they already are fast.
been waiting all evening for the arcadia qualifiers but they havent appeared yet.
Rono tries to distance himself from troubled past
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Rono tries to distance himself from troubled past
The runner, who broke world records in four events in short period in 1978, says his life is on the upswing after alcoholism and homelessness.
Clovis West Frosh/Soph Showcase
Clovis West Frosh/Soph Showcase was another race that i wanted the drillers to go to. so many good meets in one weekend.
03.26.07
Exeter Monarch Relays
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Exeter Monarch Relays
Friday, March 23 @ Exeter HS
Boys 3200 Meter Run Yosemite Division
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Name Year School Seed Finals Points
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1 Dekker, Dion Reedley 9:23.00 9:43.70 10
2 LaVoie, Justin Sanger 10:00.90 9:54.50 8
3 Olvera, Julio McFarland 10:03.90 6
2007 Easter Classic Varsity Girls Qualifiers
2007 Easter Classic Varsity Girls Qualifiers
| VG | 100 | Little, Madison | Clovis | |
| VG | 100 | Ashford, Rilery | Buchanan | |
| VG | 100 | Craddock, Ashley | Clovis West | |
| VG | 100 | Shug Jenkins | Tulare West | |
| VG | 100 | 1 | Alexander, Dominic | South |
| VG | 100 | 2 | Honka, Courtney | Monache |
| VG | 100 | 3 | Ashley Colbert | Tulare West |
| VG | 100 | 4 | Nichols, Candace | South |
| VG | 100 | 5 | Lauderdale, Dominique | Ridgeview |
| VG | 100 | 6 | Wandick,Brushey | Bakersfield |
| VG | 100 | 7 | Whittle, Ashmire | Buchanan |
| VG | 100 | 8 | Johnson, Airanna | Clovis East |
| VG | 100 | 9 | Morgon,Tieshema | Tulare West |
| VG | 100 | 10 | McDaniel, Keenya | Selma |
| VG | 100 HH | Reinhart, Alyssa | Clovis East | |
| VG | 100 HH | James, Nyleisha | Selma | |
| VG | 100 HH | 1 | Gutierrez, Naomi | Selma |
| VG | 100 HH | 2 | Butler, Shatier | Sunnyside |
| VG | 100 HH | 3 | Melton, Jen | Clovis West |