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March 26
,2014
Volume 38 ~ Number 13 News from the Heart of Idaho Camas • Lincoln • Gooding
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Track & Field
Last Thursday, eleven 1A schools competed in Kimberly at the Barry Espil Invitational. The top scores for both men (146.5) and women (137) went to Raft River. Second place went to Lighthouse men (129) and Hagerman women (103). Also last Thursday, Gooding hosted the Zions Bank– Seirert Jewelry Invite at the ISDB track with eight 3A/2A schools participating. In the
men’s events, the Buhl team took first place with 160.99 points followed by Gooding with 109. In the women’s events, Gooding took first with 125.5 points, leaving Buhl in second with 104.5. Top Individual Men 1A: Hagerman took first and second in the 100m - Clint Clifford (11.20) and Kade Kress (11.30). Clifford also went on to take second in the 200m. Jacob Dalton from Dietrich finished first in all three of his events - 800m (2:14.70), 1600m (5:06.00)
forth at 11:09.00. and 3200 (11:01.10). Gooding’s Fillberto GalHagerman’s Daniel Daily legos took first in the long followed in second place jump with 19’1.5” and secfor the the 1600m and the ond in the triple jump and 300m hurdles. 3200m. Hagerman’s 4X100 relay In the relay races, Wenteam (Funkhouser, Kress, dell’s 4X100 team (Lopez, Sandoval, Clifford) won Lancaster, Laudert, Swainston) came in second befirst place with 46.30. Kade Kress and Aus- hind Oakley, while Goodtin Funkhouser took sec- ing took third in the 4X400 ond and third in the shot (Barrus, Garcia, Gallegos, put with throws of 46’6” Reyes). and 45’3.5”. Funkhouser went on to place second in Top Ind. Women 1A: Larissa the discus with a throw of Hagerman’s Knight took first in the 124’3”. Issac Simon (Camas) took 200m and 400m with times second in both the high of 29.10 and 1:06.30. In jump (5’10”) and the triple the 800m Lauren Tiffany finished first with a time jump (38’11.25”). of 3:05.50. In the 1600m Becca Smith ended up in Top Ind. Men 3A/2A: Wendell’s Johnny Land- second place with 7:52.00. caster finished first in the In the Medley relay, the 100m (10.78), second in Hagerman team of Marez, the 200m and third in the Firth, Locklar & Knight long jump. Gooding’s Hank took first with a time of Boeger took second in the 2:04.30. 400m (53.43), third in Hagerman and Camas the 100m and 200m, and came within four inches of second in the pole vault each other in the shot put - Hayley White (H) threw (11’6”). In the 800m and 1600m 33’7.75” while Taylor Gorruns, Gooding’s Eliseo ringe (C) threw 33’3.75”. Garcia came in third with Gorringe went on to take 2:12.50 and 5:03.07. In first in the discus with a the 3200m Garcia finished throw of 98’4” followed by
team mate Ariel Reedy in second place with 85’4”. Top Ind. Women 3A/2A: Brianna Chance (Gooding) finished first in the 100m (12.73) and the 200m (26.79). In the 400m, Gooding’s Brittney Russell took first place with 1:07.50. Rachel Youren (Gooding) complete a three event sweep with first place finishes in the 800m, 1600m, and the 3200m. In the hurdles, Gooding’s Bailey Price took second in the 300m and third in the 100m. The Gooding 4X400 relay team (Robinson, Youren, Russell, Chance) took a first finish with 4:49.04, while the Medley team (Price, Russell, Catalan, Robinson) took second with 2:04.53.