Meet Of Champs

[MHSGrad]

i do believe.. unless its changed.. that magnolia's 4x100 got in.. as of two days ago

[fctrackstar]

FORREST CITY WILL NOT BE THERE!

[bleudog]

ADG 5/23/07

MEET OF CHAMPS

WHEN Today, 3 p.m.-8:45 p.m. (see schedule below)
WHERE Cabot High School
   
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

TIME   EVENT
3 p.m. Pole vault, girls
5 p.m. Shot put, boys
5 p.m. Long jump, girls
5 p.m. Triple jump, boys
5 p.m. Discus, girls
5 p.m. High jump, boys
5:15 p.m. 3,200-meter relay, girls
5:30 p.m. 3,200-meter relay, boys
5:30 p.m. Pole vault, boys
6 p.m. Long jump, boys
6 p.m. Triple jump, girls
6:30 p.m. Discus, boys
6:30 p.m. Shot put, girls
6:30 p.m. High jump, girls
6:30 p.m. 100-meter hurdles, girls
6:35 p.m. 110-meter hurdles, boys
6:40 p.m. 100 meters, girls
6:45 p.m. 100 meters, boys
6:50 p.m. 1,600 meters, girls
7 p.m. 1,600 meters, boys
7:10 p.m. 400-meter relay, girls
7:15 p.m. 400-meter relay, boys
7:20 p.m. 400 meters, girls
7:25 p.m. 400 meters, boys
7:30 p.m. 300-meter hurdles, girls
7:35 p.m. 300-meter hurdles, boys
7:40 p.m. 800 meters, girls
7:50 p.m. 800 meters, boys
7:55 p.m. 200 meters, girls
8 p.m. 200 meters, boys
8:05 p.m. 3,200 meters, girls
8:20 p.m. 3,200 meters, boys
8:35 p.m. 1,600-meter relay, girls
8:45 p.m. 1,600-meter relay, boys

[MHSGrad]

FORREST CITY WILL NOT BE THERE!

Why not?

[MHSGrad]

I just go Magnolia's results, with a couple times.

4th- 4x800, 8:17
2nd- 110 Hurdles
1st- 300 Hurdles
3rd- 100 meter dash
1st- 4x400 3:20
1st- 4x100

We placed Sean Edwards in the TJ, but I don't know what.

Shawn Alexander, our excellent mid to long distance runner, would have ran the mile and 800, but was staying healthy for the 4x400. Also, our sophomore sprinter decided to not run the 200 as well, so we easily would have placed high in every running event except for the 400.

The winner of the 800, from what I heard, from Bentonville, ran a 1:55, but thats word of mouth. 2 Mile was the runner from Lake Hamilton in 9:22.

Looks like Magnolia has a very good chance to pull a Batesville .. three-peat! Good luck in the offseason; I'll be running with some of the distance people, getting them ready for XC!

[hawildcats17]

anybody know how the shot put went.. or how james kee did?

[katrinas81]

anybody know how the shot put went.. or how james kee did?

I think some guy from Bentonville won it. 

[hogsfan_15]

does anyone know if that rose kid from texarakna is going to arkansas

[caddotrouble]

Does anyone know where we can find all of the results.

Thanks

[jacketpride07]

*******************/index.php/topic,87.msg6154.html#msg6154  I posted some results here.

[chsrunner]

are you a senior chsrunner? Also, what was ur split time at state?

Yea, im a senior.  I was second leg @ state with a 2:03 and 2nd leg @ MOC with a 2:02.

[0Super_Scrapper7]

anybody know how the shot put went.. or how james kee did?

I think some guy from Bentonville won it. 

I think he won it with a throw of 52' 5". Not very far but it got the job done.

[chsrunner]

anybody know how the shot put went.. or how james kee did?

I think some guy from Bentonville won it. 

I think he won it with a throw of 52' 5". Not very far but it got the job done.

I wish our guy from Helena would have came with us to MOC.  He threw 52.075 @ state in 5A and had a Pr of 56.  I think he could have won it.

[buzzinbee]

Congratulations Julie Huie for the ATU track scholarship. 

No matter what the out come was at todays meet you will always be #1. 

Never give up, keep reaching for the stars.

[bleudog]

ADG 5/24/07

MEET OF CHAMPS RESULTS


   BOYS

POLE VAULT
1. Jason Pellatier, Bryant 15-8;
2. Brent Sams, Alma 15-87;
3. John Martin Ellis, Caddo Hills 14-8;
4. Joseph Lockwood, Stuttgart 13-6;
5. Sam Ewing, Lake Hamilton 13-6;
6. Andrew Hansen, Eureka Springs 12-0;
7. Josh Vallance, Delaplaine 10-0.

SHOT PUT
1. Michael Mikta, Bentonville 52-5.75;
2. John White, Alma 51-6.5;
3. Andrew Corneilus, Ashdown 50-4.75;
4. Xavier Ross, Ashdown 49-8.25;
5. Dee Sasser, Nashville 49-7;
6. James Kee, Harding Academy 48-4.75;
7. Brian Jones, Junction City 48-3.75;
8. Kevis Patrick, ASB 44-0.5.

TRIPLE JUMP
1. Jeff Henderson, Sylvan Hills 47-3 (Meet of Champs record; previous record 47-0 by Donovan Lorring of Little Rock Parkview in 2006);
2. Robert Rolfe, Fayetteville 46-4;
3. Greg Childs, Warren 44-3.75;
4. Renayldo Cunningham, El Dorado 44-2.5;
5. Sean Edwards, Magnolia 43-11.5;
6. Ray Smith, Prescott 43-5;
7. Brandon Toombs, Earl 42-9.25;
8. Gary Berry, Sparkman 38-7.5

DISCUS
1. Kurtis Hoof, Junction City 162-0;
2. Chris Bell, Pine Bluff 146-2;
3. Josh Dodson, Benton 145-0;
4. John White, Alma 144-0;
5. Chris Robertson, Farmington 137-0;
6. Kirksey, FS Southside 136-6;
7. Jake Denzer, Elkins 135-7;
8. Jacob Telman, County Line 127-1.

HIGH JUMP
1. Nate Durham, FS Southside 6-6;
2. Chris Grarg, Warren 6-6;
3. Issac Guiden, Guy-Perkins 6-5;
4. Jeremy Thomas, Jonesboro 6-4;
5. Sean Graham, Fayetteville 6-2;
6. Tony Gillard, Prescott 6-2;
7. Rodney Brown, Crossett 6-0.

LONG JUMP
1. Jeff Henderson, Sylvan Hills 24-0;
2. Dawson Urrutia, Union Christian 22-9.5;
3. Terrell Bryant, Crossett 22-3.5;
4. Reynaldo Cunningham, El Dorado 22-3;
5. Jaron Criswell, FS Northside 22-2;
6. Jerry White, Mineral Springs 21-11.5;
7. B.J. Haynie, Prescott 20-8;
8. Brandon Boatman, Bradford 19-5.

110 HURDLES
1. Robert Lampkins, Mineral Springs 14.54;
2. Charles O'Guinn, Magnolia 14.56;
3. Carlos Arce, DeQueen 14.81;
4. Chris Wardlow, Conway 14.84;
5. Danny Evans, Watson Chapel 15.19;
6. Caleb Cross, Newport 15.32;
7. Markell McGuire, West Helena 15.67;
8. Dennison Johnson, Delight 17.13.

3,200 RELAY
1. West Helena 8:12.07;
2. Rogers 8:14.19;
3. Cabot 8:16.71;
4. Magnolia 8:18.07;
5. Hot Springs 8:26.48;
6. Bryant 8:29.26;
7. FS Southside 8:45.84;
8. Lake Village 9:10.48.

100
1. Fred Rose, Texarkana 10.52 (state record; previous record 10.54 set by Melvin Lewis of Little Rock Central in 1986);
2. Jeff Henderson, Sylvan Hills 10.59;
3. Raymond Stewart, North Little Rock 10.74
4. Torrium Cobb, Magnolia 10.77;
5. Javaria Forbes, Foreman 11.12;
6. Demond Burns, Smackover 11.16;
7. Landon Williams, Ashdown 11.23;
8. Justin Piercefield, Pleasantview 11.62.

400 RELAY
1. Magnolia 42.27;
2. Osceola 42.74;
3. Mayflower 44.08;
4. Crossett 44.11;
5. Foreman 44.48.

1,600
1. Taylor Surly, Rogers 4:26.03;
2. Cameron Efurd, Rogers 4:34.34;
3. Alex Bryant, Sheridan 4:35.61;
4. Jeffrey Lovelis, Nashville 4:52.93;
5. Zach Lemmond, Magazine 4:53.59.

400
1. Fred Rose, Texarkana 48.78;
2. Hunter Bourke, Fayetteville 49.83;
3. Michael Proctor 50.39;
4. Ray Henderson, Stuttgart 50.67;
5. Steve Bell, West Helena 51.36;
6. Xavier Carter, Lake Village 51.87;
7. Brandon Toombs, Earle 52.32.

300 HURDLES
1. Charles O'Guinn, Magnolia 38.93;
2. Carlos Arce, De Queen 39.03;
3. Caleb Cross, Newport 39.65;
4. Alex Thomas, North Pulaski 40.79;
5. Robert Lampkins, Mineral Springs 41.06;
6. Austin Young, Rogers 41.66;
7. Dennison Johnson, Delight 45.60.

800
1. Stephon Ferriel, Bentonville 1:56.18;
2. Alden Hotz, FS Southside;
3. Larry Adkinson, Hot Springs 2:01.75;
4. Jeffrey Lovelis, Nashville 2:02.68;
5. Jordan Bryant, Conway 2:03.52;
6. James Poindexter, Lafayette 2:03.79;
7. Tyler Rose, Rogers 2:05.68;
8. Jeremy Chaplic, Kingston 2:10.28.

200
1. Fred Rose, Texarkana 21.25;
2. Ramon Stewart, North Little Rock 21.87;
3. Rodney Brown, Crossett 21.96;
4. Cam Baker, Osceola 22.54;
5. Demond Burns, Smackover 22.71;
6. Jeremiah Ellis, Omaha 24.10.

3,200
1. Josh Brewer, Lake Hamilton 9:23.76;
2. Johnny Purvis, Jasper 9:33.40;
3. Ethan Blakely, Bryant 9:33.48;
4. Pierce Ryder, Mountain Home 9:44.73;
5. Aaron Hamilton, Rogers 10:01.28;
6. Nathan Johnson, Cabot 10:05.45;
7. Barrett Kerth, Perryville 10:06.41;
8. Jorge Parada, De Queen 11:18.28.

1,600 RELAY
1. Magnolia 3:20.94;
2. North Little Rock 3:21.14;
3. Pine Bluff 3:24.22;
4. Bentonville 3:25.04;
5. Rogers 3:28.62;
6. Prescott 3:29.17;
7. Mineral Springs 3:51.05.
   

GIRLS

POLE VAULT
1. Mallory Lawrence, Russellville 12-8;
2. Stephanie Foreman, Lake Hamilton 12-8;
3. Stacey Yahn, Mena 11-8;
4. Rachel Bennett, Lake Hamilton 10-6;
5. Sheena Howell, Centerpoint 10-6;
6. Hannah Henson, Lake Hamilton 10-0;
7. Kesey O'Connnor, Bentonville 9-6.

LONG JUMP
1. Whitney Jones, Searcy 18-3;
2. Teondra Poole, Fort Smith Northside 17-6;
3. Torie Quinn, Bentonville 17-2;
4. Macy Clay, De Queen 17-0.5;
5. Denesha Henderson, Guy-Perkins 16-0.5;
6. Sharika Grandy, Bearden 15-0.25.

TRIPLE JUMP
1. Whitney Jones, Searcy 39-0.25 (state record; previous record 38-6.75 by Jones and Karen Thomas of Camden Fairview in 2006);
2. Chasity Hay, El Dorado 36-11;
3. Jasmine Ellis, Nashville 36-5;
4. Liz Walton, Batesville 35-3;
6. Denesha Henderson, Guy-Perkins 34-10;
7. Marci Flowers, Little Rock Central 33-7;
8. Kayla Brown, Westside 32-3.

SHOT PUT
1. Natasha Shockey, Russellville 41-10.5;
2. Ashley Berry, Gurdon 40-2.5;
3. Jerica Hubbard, Ashdown 37-1.5;
4. Jalessa Pritchett, Sheridan 34-2;
5. Jessica Bennett, Oak Ridge Central 33-0;
6. Jamie Fleming, Nashville 28-3.5.

HIGH JUMP
1. Patricia Elliot, Little Rock Christian 5-3;
2. Tori Hendrix, Cabot 5-2;
3. Lekietha Minter 5-0;
3. Datra Anderson, Jonesboro 5-0;
5. Allison Lowery, Bryant 5-0;
6. Diamond Haskins, Jonesboro 5-0;
7. Chelsea Lowrey, Murfreesboro 4-10;
8. Kendra Williams, Lafayette 4-8.

DISCUS
1. Allison Meads, Springdale Har-Ber 118-4;
2. Jamie Fleming, Ashdown 113-11;
3. Ashley Berry, Gurdon 109-9;
4. Bailey Woods, Gentry 104-4;
5. Jessica Weatherford, Lake Hamilton 104-1;
6. Karen Dodd, Delaplaine 96-9;
7. Wendi Reed, Little Rock Fair 87-11;
8. Alysia Coles, Hillcrest 79-10.

3,200 RELAY
1. Fort Smith Northside 9:37.69 (state record; previous record 9:39.74, set by Bentonville in 2005);
2. Bentonville 9:39.81;
3. Monticello 10:26.01;
4. Watson Chapel 10:29.90;
5. Mena 10:36.57;
6. Lamar 10:40.65;
7. Jessieville 10:49.31;
8. Kingston 10:54.07.

100
1. Whitney Jones, Searcy 12.18;
2. Teondra Poole, Fort Smith Northside 12.58;
3. Latoya Marshall, Warren 12.59;
4. Clara Ellingburg, Mansfield 12.61;
5. Brooke Campbell, Fayetteville 12.65;
6. Kanesha Hicks, Pine Bluff 12.71;
7. Denesha Henderson, Guy-Perkins 13.29;
8. Debbie Oluokun, Murfreesboro.

100 HURDLES
1. Kanesha Hicks, Pine Bluff 14-74;
2. Alyssa Merriot, Magnet Cove 15.00;
3. Marci Flowers, Little Rock Central 15.20;
4. Denesha Henderson, Guy-Perkins 15.55;
5. Allyson Price, Spring Hill 15.70;
6. Stephanie Foreman, Lake Hamilton 16.35;
7. Kelly Allison, Pulaski Academy 16.50;
8. Jasmine Ellis, Nashville 16.82.

200
1. Whitney Jones, Searcy 25.05;
2. Teondra Poole, Fort Smith Northside 25.74;
3. Kim Jackson, Monticello 25.94;
4. Clara Ellingburg, Mansfield 26.05;
5. Valissen McFarlin, Newport 26.24;
6. Shamjhai Evans, Blytheville 26.27;
7. Kye McKinney, Fort Smith Northside 26.72;
8. Debbie Oluokun, Murfreesboro 27.79.

300 HURDLES
1. Kanesha Hicks, Pine Bluff 46.23;
2. Brittney May, Fort Smith Northside;
3. Allyson Price, Spring Hill 46.91;
4. Demica Robinson, Oak Grove 47.98;
5. Melissa Millwood, Nashville 48.00;
6. Madison Neely, Batesville 48.05;
7. Jessica Otto, Mansfield 48.24;
8. Shantell Moore, Watson Chapel 48.31.

400
1. Daliesha Taylor, Fort Smith Northside 57.58;
2. Kayla Middlebrook, Bentonville 59.29;
3. Caron Van Hook, Sylvan Hills 1:00.27;
4. Calandra Graham, Jonesboro 1:00.91;
5. Carrie Sowers, Dardanelle 1:01.19;
6. Olivia Green, Hot Springs 1:02.58;
7. Shatara Stone, Union Christian 1:03.10;
8. Hannah Pastor, Abundant Life 1:03.36.

400 RELAY
1. Pine Bluff 48.89;
2. Watson Chapel 49.46;
3. Texarkana 49.68;
4. Arkadelphia 49.70;
5. Newport 50.04;
6. Mansfield 52.82;
7. Dierks 53.46;
8. Guy-Perkins 55.27.

800
1. Erin Gatling, Van Buren 2:15.19;
2. Heather Estetter, Fort Smith Northside 2:22.19;
3. Brittany Barnes, Russellville 2:24.59;
4. Tai'sha Canady, Morrilton 2:24.72;
5. Chelsea Weaver, Monticello 2:27.12;
6. Kelsey Bean, Lake Hamilton 2:29.24;
7. Julia Huie, Clinton 2:31.97;
8. Huskey Hasin, Bruno-Pyatt 2:50.29.

1,600
1. Grace Heymsfield, Elkins 5:04.83;
2. Courtney Efurd, Rogers 5:12.62;
3. Ashley Miess, Pulaski Academy 5:14.28;
4. Claire Crews, North Pulaski 5:16.46;
5. Katie Dalton, Bentonville 5:32.96;
6. Tia Young, Harrison 5:42.,37;
7. Sheaney Marshall, Fordyce 6:01.73;
8. Kimberly Parchman, Des Arc 6:17.81.

1,600 RELAY
1. Bentonville 3:56.30;
2. Fort Smith Northside 3:56.40;
3. Nashville 4:07.07;
4. Texarkana 4:09.83;
5. Green Forest 4:14.41;
6. North Pulaski 4:15.16;
7. Dierks 4:26.29;
8. Kingston 4:34.22.

3,200
1. Grace Heymsfield, Elkins, 11:36.93;
2. Ashley Miess, Pulaski Academy 11:39.15;
3. Courtney Efurd, Rogers 11:56.79;
4. Emily Carpenter, Cabot 12:05.47;
5. Gena Burch, Fayetteville, 12:06.98;
6. McKinsey Bloom, Bentonville 12:14.98;
7. Alex Patterson, Des Arc 12:40.16;
8. Cabryna Butcher, Marion 12:43.54. 

[jacketpride07]

Fred Rose is a flat out beast.

[bleudog]

ADG 5/24/07

MEET OF CHAMPS


Junior sprinter is in full bloom

Rose wins 3 events, sets mark


BY NICK WALKER ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE

   CABOT — They should have called it the Meet of Fred.
   Fred Rose, a junior from Texarkana, won the 100, 200 and 400 meters at the Meet of Champs at Cabot High School on Wednesday — setting a state record in the 100 meters. His 10.52 edged the 21-year-old record of 10.54 set by Melvin Lewis of Little Rock Central at the 1986 Meet of Champs.
   Rose had flirted with Lewis' time throughout the season, running a personal best of 10.62 earlier in the season, but it took the top competition in the state to bring out a record.
   "There were some guys out there pushing me," Rose said. "It was a good race."
   That competition included Jeff Henderson, a senior from Sylvan Hills.
   Henderson won the triple jump and long jump, setting a Meet of Champs record in the former. His jump of 47 feet and 3 inches narrowly eclipsed the previous record of 47-0 set last year by Little Rock Parkview's Donavan Loring. He also narrowly lost to Rose in the 100 meters, finishing second in 10.59 seconds.
   Still, Rose was the star of the day. Even for a school rich in sprinter tradition, Rose's performance was a special one.
   "I've talked to a lot of the old-timers around Texarkana," Razorbacks Coach Steve Baxley said. "And even they tell me that he's unlike anything they've ever seen."
   Magnolia Coach Dyun Long said that he got to see firsthand this season just how dominating Rose could be when he wanted to.
   "He's clearly the best runner in this state, and I'd imagine would be the best in a lot of states," Long said. "And the bad thing for all of us [other schools in the state] is that he's just a junior."
   A week earlier at the Class 6A state meet, Rose struggled — barely winning the trio as he competed in seven events. At the Meet of Champs, however, he was able to focus on his three top events.
   "He's not nearly as gassed as he was last week," Baxley said.
   In fact, the only event that Rose didn't set a personal record in was the 400 meters, which Baxley said could eventually become his best event.
   "And, to be honest with you, 10.5 100-meter guys are a dime a dozen on the collegiate level," Baxley said. "But, I think that Fred could run the kind of 400 times that coaches would take notice of."
   Rose appeared to want his running to do the talking, elaborating little when asked how the race shaped up or about his opponents. When asked what he can do to improve on his state record in the 100 and three titles at the meet of champs, he was equally short with his answer: "Run a 10.4," Rose replied.
   Henderson said he's never competed in a decathlon, but he thought that he'd give next week's competition a try. His dominating performance in the two jumps and his solid numbers in the 100 meters have him convinced to try the 10-event decathlon next week, and his coach convinced that he can finish in the top 10.
   "The little sheet I filled out for him had him projected to finish with like 6,900 points on the low end and like 7,200 points on the high end," Sylvan Hills Coach Rocky Fawcett said.
   Either of those totals would have been good enough for a top-five finish in 2006, when Ashdown's Robbie Buckner won the title with 7,820 points.
   Fawcett said that he thought that the only events keeping Henderson from having a legitimate shot at winning a decathlon title are the 1,600 meters and the pole vault.
   "He's a strong kid, so I don't think throwing will be a big issue," Fawcett said.

[RATTLER43]

Congratulations Julie Huie for the ATU track scholarship. 

No matter what the out come was at todays meet you will always be #1. 

Never give up, keep reaching for the stars.

ATU has track again?

[Newport Reciever]

FORREST CITY WILL NOT BE THERE!

Why not?

http://www.thnews.com/article.php?id=2483

[MHSPANTHERS]

I just go Magnolia's results, with a couple times.

4th- 4x800, 8:17
2nd- 110 Hurdles
1st- 300 Hurdles
3rd- 100 meter dash
1st- 4x400 3:20
1st- 4x100

We placed Sean Edwards in the TJ, but I don't know what.

Shawn Alexander, our excellent mid to long distance runner, would have ran the mile and 800, but was staying healthy for the 4x400. Also, our sophomore sprinter decided to not run the 200 as well, so we easily would have placed high in every running event except for the 400.

The winner of the 800, from what I heard, from Bentonville, ran a 1:55, but thats word of mouth. 2 Mile was the runner from Lake Hamilton in 9:22.

Looks like Magnolia has a very good chance to pull a Batesville .. three-peat! Good luck in the offseason; I'll be running with some of the distance people, getting them ready for XC!

Work those guys hard and make sure they stay in good shape!

Congrats to the Panthers on another great season.  I'm already looking forward to next year!

[jacketpride07]

Congratulations Julie Huie for the ATU track scholarship. 

No matter what the out come was at todays meet you will always be #1. 

Never give up, keep reaching for the stars.

ATU has track again?

No. It is a cross-country scholarship.