Moeller High School 1998-99 Track Articles

Walter,Ward tie for t®p athlete

BY DAVE SCHLITI'E Enquirer contributor Ifthere is such a thing as a perfect performance in track and field, both Drew Walter and Mason Ward came close to it at the state meet.

In winning the Division I pole vault championship,Walter went withouta missin clearing the bar at every height to become Moellees second state track and field champion.

A Colerain junior and third place finisher last year in the 1600 meters,Ward,benefitted from the disappointment and went on to easily capture the Division I title.

Cincinnati's only 1999 state track and field champions,Walter ;;;id Ward are The Enquirers 03Athletes of the Year.

After Moeller won the 1998 Dayton regional championship but failed to score at the Division I state meet,Crusader coach Jerry Kombrinck decided to take a different approach this season.

"All along, we've talked to the kids about performing in big situations," Kombrinck said."Some of the kids were on the football team that went to the state finals two years ago and didn't win it.

They wanted to do well in the big show" Moeller went on to score a school-best 19 points to finish fifth at the state meet, earning Kombrinck The Enquirer's Coach of the Year honors.

Walter qualified to the state meet the previous two seasons but didn't perform well. He was determined to bring home the big prize in 1999.

As a reminder, Walter printed `15-6' on his left wrist, a height that he felt it would take to win

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B®YS TRACK a the championship. As it turned out, Walter's winning vault was 15.6, tying the city record he set four weeks ago.

"I knew I was going to win it," Walter said. "My wake-up call came at the district when I finished second. I then knew I wasn't invincible and any one here could beat me."

Ward, Colerain's first state track champion, also was confident going into the 1600 meters.

"Finishing third last year was the best thing that happened to me," Ward said. "I was a little cocky but I have been focused all season coming into the state."

In a personal best time of 4:12.04,Ward wasthe easy winner.

A coach who works year-round promoting cross country and track, Kombrinck predicted that the Crusaders best performance at the state meet will carry over to next season.

"We have a lot of young kids and it was good for them to see the seniors come through,"Kombrink said.

"I also can't say enough about Michael (Munoz). I know he's disappointed by his effort at the state meet (discus and shot put) but he has a lot to be proud ofthis season."

During the season, Munoz set a city record in the discus with a throw of 178-2, the best in Division I coming into the state meet.

In picking the All-Star track and field team, The Enquirer heavily weighted the performances of the athletes at the state meet, with the highest finishers earning first team honors.

Amanda Mullins-Hall Walnut Hills Freshman 100 hurdles

Nicole Henderson Purcell Marian

Carlina Flowers Purcell Marian

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Drew ,Walter Athlete of Year Moeller Senior Pule vault

Mason Ward Athlete of Year Colerain Junior 1600 meters

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Vianello's four events at state make her best

BY DAVE SCHUTTE Enquirer contributor When Becca Vianello departed Welcome Stadium following the Division II state track meet, the Mariemont senior left with a sense of pride.

A state qualifier in four events, Vianello emerged with four top eight finishes, including second place in the Division II 1600 meters.

These standout performances darned Vianello The Enquirer's Track and Field Athlete. of the Year honor.

One of Cincinnati's most dedicated and respected track and field coaches, Withrow's Fred Willis turned in another fine sea-. son.

Building the team around seniors Tanea Green and Dante Marshall, Willis moulded the Tigers into a solid group that scored a Cincinnati-best 12 points atthe Division I state meetand an 11th place finish.

This effort earned Willis The Enquirers 1999 Coach ofthe Year honors.

Ina class by herself as an athlete,Vianello often showed more concern for her teammates,especially after the 3200 and 1600 meter .rclay teams qualified to state.

"I want all of my teammates to run at the state meet," Vianello said following the regional meet.

"They're my friends and have worked hard all year."

Vianello came within a half stride of winning the 1600 meter state championship but it wasn't to be.

In a race that saw two runners

Melissa Miller Colerain Freshman 3200 relay 400 meters

Tim King St. Xavier Sophomore 3200 relay

Kyle Schreiner St. Xavier Junior 3200 relay

Todd Heinecke Fenwick Senior 110 hurdles 300 IM hurdles

Brian Godsey Lakota East Senior 3200 meters

Michael Young Middletown Senior 1600 relay

Gaylen Vinson Middletown Junior 1600 relyy

Zack Pope Middletown Senior 1600 relay

Antwaun Rogers Middletown Junior 1600 relay

GIRLS TRACK f from Cleveland Beaumont School for Girls set the pace " along wiih the Mariemont senior, Vianello was elbowed, pushed, kicked and forced to run outside in order to avoid getting boxed in.

"It wasn't fair," Vianello said Mike David Jerry after the race.'I7ie officials knew Payne Myers Claunch what was going on but didn't so Wyoming Hamilton Lakota East anything about it. I've never had Junior Senior Junior this happen in a race."

100 meters 1600 meters Vianello's time of5.09 55 was a 110 hurdles personal best. She also was 400 meters eighth in the 800 meters and was Brandon Barnes, Roger goys a member of the Warriors 3200 Bacon; Antwaun Rogers, Honorable Mention Middletown. meter (seventh) and 1600 meter Pole Vault: Shawn Higgins, 1600 Meters: Jamie Ober (eighth) relay teams.

DiscusMoeller. meyer,,Glen Este; Brian Willis sets the rulesfor the au,- McClain Wes Bell, Greenfield Godsey, Lakota East. nor to the season and does- McClain; Glenn Arnold, letes prior 400 Relay: Purcell Marian. n't compromise for any reason. Western Brown; Mike (Cedric Campbell, Jaime Cooper, Curtis Hudson, Dai Included in the guidelines are Munoz, Moeller; Jim Landers, Anderson.

Moore); Middletown (Zach stringent academic standards High Jump:Steve Pope, Gaylon Vinson, Book= that must first be met before an Esterkamp, La Salle. er Vann, Antwaun Rogers). athlete is permitted to perform. Long Jump: Dai Moore, Pur- 400 Meters: Ryan Brown, ` This year's group adhered to cell Marian.

Deer Park; Aaron Grant, Middletown Madison. the standards,on and offthe track, Shot Put: Trey Wright, Cincinnati Country Day; 300 Hurdles: Rayshon and developed into one of With- Travis Veser, Finneytown; Williams, Western Hills. row's best in the past 10season. Wes Bell, Greenfield 800 Meters: Rudy Grant, "During the indoor season, McClain; Mike Munoz, Middletown Madison; Kai coach (Dexter) Latimer and I Moeller; Geoffery Ziegler, La Murray, Anderson; Kyle Schreiner, St. Xavier. knew we had something special" Salle.

3200 Relay: Lakota East Meters: Brandon Willis said."We knew if the rls (Frank Moore, Brian Godsey, 200 Barnes, Roger Bacon; worked hard and kept going in Tim Hufford, Jerry Claunch); Antwaun Rogers, Middlethe right direction,they would do Colerain (Chris Noelcke, town.

Justin Hussell, Ryan Nick3200 Meters: Adam Honwell."

Mason Ward). nold, Greenfield McClain.

Since Willis started coaching 110High Hurdles: Jamin 1600 Wyoming (Will the girls in 1978,this was the best Jackson, Cincinnati Country Parks,Relay: Nate Verny, Stefan performance by a Withrow girls Day; Todd Heinecke, Middle- McLandrich, David Payne); town Fenwick; Gary team at the state meet.

Purcell Marian (Cedric Campbell, Dai Moore, "I've been around for a long Cutright, Walnut Hills.

Meters: nd;Des n Andrew Mathers, Rasta time and recognize talent," Willis 100 Wynn, Deer nd; Ryan Powell); Winton Woods girls to state Brown, Deer Park; Chris said."We took six g (Carlos Tipton, Rashad this year which is a credit to their Hudson, Purcell Marian; Wheeler, Mark Walker, BobPerry Mackall, Princeton;

by Howard). hard work."

Jerrett Cedric Roman Branden Dean Powell Putman Barnes Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Senior Freshman Freshman Senior ..400 meter relay 400 meter relay 400 meter relay 400 meter relay

Girls Honorable Mention Discus: Monique Smith, Hillsboro; Amy Mobley, Harrison.

High Jump: Lisa Techlenberg, Indian Hill; Angela Prospen, Lebanon; Angela Sparks, McAuley.

Long Jump: Adriana Leigh, Summit Country Day; Jacqui Copeland, Indian Hill; Karae Frierson,Talawanda.

Shot Put: Monique Smith, Hillsboro; Jovan Zachery, Mount Notre Dame; Dawn Hildebrand, Mercy; Jenni Leesman, Mercy; Holly Carr, Whiteoak.

3200 Relay: Mariemont (Becca Vianello, Liz Parker, Mara Cunliffe, Lauren Potts); Middletown (Tara LaVelle, Ashley Weber, Amy Fiessinger, Jania Greenwood); Ursuline (Valeria Lasko, Colleen DeVanney, Leslie Campbell, Caci Gallagher).

100 Hurdles: Delilah.

Johnson, Cincinnati

Country Day; Jill Meranda, Milford; Amanda Mullins-Hall, Walnut Hills.

100 Meters: Jenise Smith, Purcell Marian; Tanea Green, Withrow.

800 Relay: Indian Hill (Paige Finkelman, Lisa Techlenberg, Jessica Bechtold, Jacqui Copeland); Withrow (Dante Marshall, Stevonne Spivery, Bredye Martin, Green).

1600 Meters: Kelly Crum, Colerain.

400 Relay: Cincinnati Country Day(Ann Lee, Imi Davis, Ashley Cooper, Delilah Johnson); Winton Woods(Nicole David, Oulita Glover, Janine Lacey, Aketa Ogletree).

400 Meters: Heather Gustin, Clinton Massie; Robin Fulton, Wyoming; Emily Ketterer, Sycamore.

300 Hurdles: Mandy Duncan, Clinton Massie; Desiree Jones, Wilmington; Kenetha Harris, Aiken.

800 Meters: Sarah

Petrie, Summit Country Day; Becca Vianello, Mariemont; Andrea Morgan, Amelia.

200 Meters: Jacqui Copeland, Indian Hill; Tanea Green, Withrow.

3200 Meters: Alison Bedingfield, Colerain.

1600 Relay: Mariemont (Erika Howard, Liz Parker, Katie Wetzel, Becca Vianello); Wyoming (Lola Omoyosi, Elizabeth Shelleby, Julie Knapke, Robin Fulton); Middletown (Tara LaVelle, Melissa Robinson, Jania Greenwood,Sarah Lanham).

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,Xheeling, dealing often gas -sent teams reeling ,A Today Until 1986, baseball's trading adline long had fallen on June 15. In ;_ mory of the mid-Pine, rumors that vA to fill the sports pages, here are l ae of the most noteworthy trades the century: ► All-time best/worst trade: In :00, the New York Giants sent 246:,tr_ winner Amos Rusie to Cincinnati 0-3 Christy Mathewson. Rusie never orded another victory. Mathewson 373 wins ahead of him. > The all-time best/worst sale: i e Ruth,from the Boston Red Sox to New York Yankees in 1920, for ;5,000 cash and a $300,000 loan. > A fence for an arm: In the :!s, minor-league Baltimore acwed future Hall of Famer Lefty rve by paying off a debt for coniction of an outfield fence, owed by Martinsburg, W. Va., team.

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who played eight major-league games. ► All-time meat market: In 1954, the Orioles and Yankees took two weeks to complete an 18-player deal that gave New York 1958 Cy Young winner Bob Turley and World Series perfect-game pitcher Don Larsen. ► All-time recycling: In late 1959, the Yankees unloaded the fading Larsen in a seven-player trade with Kansas City that brought them a two-time MVP: Roger Maris, who later hit 61 home runs, breaking Babe Ruth's record of 60. ► Lesson learned: In 1960, Cleveland made the mistake of trading American League home run champ Rocky Colavito to Detroit for AL batting champ Harvey Kuenn: The deal forever taught baseball not to trade power for. singles. ► Ultimate Cub flub: The essence of a six-player deal between the Chicago Cubs and St. Louis Cardinals in 1964 was Ernie Broglio for Lou Brock. Broglio was 7-19 in three seasons with the Cubs. Brock played until 1979, amassing 3,023 hits and 938 steals.

themselves. Their 17 victories in their last 23 games, enhanced by the 9-3 road trip they just concluded, will acquire added luster with a strong effort against Cleveland.

"It's really going to show us how good we are," Graves said.

Graves recalled that the Reds were in last place and had lost three games in a row when the Indians visited. But the Reds won the series opener, 2-1, before Cleveland won the next two.

"When they came in, all of a sudden our game changed," Graves said. "With that much on the line and the best team in baseball coming in, you're not going to give in. You're going to try your best to do whatever you can to beat them."

"When you're playing the best," said Taubensee, "it brings out the best in your game."

Cincinnati, one of only three major-league teams with an earned run average below 4.00 (3.92), will face a talent-laden Cleveland lineup that entered Thursday scoring 6.6 runs per game and owning a .300 team average, tops in the majors. The Indians led the AL in steals and ranked second in home runs.

Cleveland's standouts include pre-

mier leadoff hitter Kenny Lofton (.343), major-league RBI leader Manny Ramirez, the multidimensional double-play combination of second baseman Roberto Alomar (.340) and Omar Vizquel(.337)and ever-dangerous sluggers Jim Thome and David Justice (.301), the Cincinnati native.

"Sometimes even when they don't try to play, they still end up winning 10-2," Graves said. "They can have their 3-4-5 guys go 0-for-12, but their eighth and ninth guys are the ones doing the job. When David Justice hits seventh for somebody, I guess they're pretty good."

For all the hoopla and revenues, the series has a potentially negative effect for the Reds. They're the only NL Central team that must face the Indians six times this season, including a Jacobs Field series July 7-9.

Should the Reds remain in the division or wild-card race, the imbalance might make a difference.

Mostly, Reds players try to ignore this inequity, just as they ignore the fact that the Indians' payroll of close to $70 million allows them to assemble a dream roster.

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Dan Woestman (pole vault), .

Tommy Matthews (high jump) and Kyle. Schreiner (800) each won their respective events.

Walnut Hills won the 400 Track and 1600 relay and finished St. Xavier easily won the `second in the 800 relay to give Anderson Division I boys dis= them a 82-76 victory over trict championship while Walnut Mount Notre Dame.

Freshman Amanda MullinsHills edged out Mount Notre Hall turned in a strong individuDame for the girls title. .

The Bombers captured the al effort with a victory in the 1600 and 3200 relays to pave 100 high hurdles and fourth in the way to a 21-point margin the 300 hurdles.

pended. ~â&#x20AC;˘ "This is the proudest 'I've been, the way they kept battling back was incredible" Throckmorton said.

Potential area champslurk in many events

BY DAVE SCHUTTE Enquirer contributor

Winning state championships hasn't.come easy for Cincinnati athletes the past 10 years,but this one could be different.

Beginning ,today at Welcome Stadium in Dayton, champions will be crowned in the Division I, 11 and III track and field meets.

Until this year, the state meet was at Ohio Stadium in Columbus but a recent expansion l E Project there ended the ,64-year run.

In Division 1, Car- Brian Godsey son Cheek, editor of Ohio Track and Field Magazine,looks for Colerain's Mason Ward (1,600 meters),.

Lakota East's Brian Godsey (3,200) and Moeller's Michael Munoz (discus and shot put) and Drew Walther(pole vault) to have a shot at titles.

"Mason Ward qualified nearly' seven ' seconds faster than. anyone in Ohio and should' win it," Cheek said.

"Brian Godsey is the defending state champion, and he'll be ready" despite a loss at regionals.

In pole vault, Walther is the only'qualifier who has cleared 15 feet.

Munoz's best chance is in the discus, though the top six finishers in 1998 are back

BOYS including defending champion Chad McAllister (Chillicothe), Brett Coffing (Mt. Vernon) and Jeff Petrulus (St. Ignatius) Defending Division I state champions David Harris (100 and 200) from Brunswick and Westerville North's Ryan Willis (110 and 300 hurdles) are expected to defend.

"The 110 high hurdles should be very interesting," Cheek said."(Gary) Cutright from Walnut Hills had a 14.3, but Ryan Wilson and Lee Evans (Bedford) both went in 14.18 at the regional."

Middletown's 1,600-meter relay team has the third-fastest qualifying time of 3:18.4 and will be in the hunt for the top spot.

Winning a Division II individual state championship appears remote for Cincinnati athletes. Cheek gives Aaron Grant (Middletown Madison) and David Payne (Wyoming) the best shots ,in the 400 meters.

'Lockland freshman DeShawn Wynn will contend for the 100-meter championship, battling Liberty Center's Jess Smith and Jeff McCarthy and Levan Maben of Oberlein.

Third last year in the 300 hurdles, Middletown,Fenwick senior Todd Heincke has a shot,to win with Emory King (Warren JFK), Dwight Carter (Columbus Bishop Hartley), Justin Gallagher (McComb) and Sam Bushing (Liberty Benton) his toughest opposition.

Cheek doesn't think any a team Cincinnati team can title but he was encouraged by strong performances at the regional meet. win

Ward favorite in 1,600; Godsey looks to repeat

last two draft choices, Austin Ke and Brandon Larson, out of ( until mid-July.

"I don't want it to get to tl said Howington, a 6-foot-5 left-1 er the Reds picked in the first r Wednesday. "If the money's re

BY JOHN FAY I'll sign." able, Cincinnati Enquirer The The Reds completed the Ty Howington doesn't expect an Wednesday. In all, they select( acrimonious contract negotiation like players: 27 pitchers, 12 infie. the ones that have kept the Reds' eight outfielders and three catc

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Three Musketeers drafted The Cincinnati Enquirer

Three Xavier baseball players were picked in the same draft for the first time in school history.

Selected Thursday: senior pitcher Mike Scuglik (Texas Rangers, 12th ..,.. A. -.,...,;+, I,.r T ,,,, w;+t,.

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Others: Lebanon 13, Walnut Hits 12, Winton Woods 7, Milford 6, Mason 3, Hamilton 2, Loveland 2, Oak Hits 2.

100 I.' Cutright(Walnut Hills) ......10.5 2. Rogers(Middletown)........10.6 3. Barnes(Roger Bacon)......10.7 3. Carter (Princeton) ..........._10.7 5. Fleglein (La Salle) ..............10.8 5. Harris(Fhxoytown)........: 10.8 5. Lindsey (Lebanon)............ 10.8 5. MacCat (Princeton):_.......10.8 9.4Jones 1Fafrfleld) .................10.9 9. Miree(Winton Woods).....10.9 9. Myers (Hamilton) ..............10.9' 9. Theobald (Elder) ................10.9 9. Vinson (Middletown) ........ 10.9 200 1. Cutright(Walnut Fits) -..21.5 1. Vinson (Middletown) .........21.5 3. MacCat (Princeton)..........21.6 4. Barnes(Roger Bacon).....:21.9 5. Rogers (Middletown)........22.0 6. Butler(Walnut Hits)..........22.1 7. Carter(Prinoeton) .............22.2 7. Vandiver (Colerain) ...........22.2 9. Theobald (Elder) ................22.3 10. Harris (Finneytown).........22.4 10. Fiegiein (La Sate).........._'.22.4 10. Marshall(Loveland)..........22.4' 10. Lindsay (Lebanon).............224 400 1. A. Grant(Madison)...........50.0 1. Hunt (Eller) ........................50.0 1. Julius(Mason) Sate) .........50.0 4. Marshall (Loveland) ..........50.2 5. D. Johnson (Lebanon).......50.6 6. Heffernan (McNkholas)...50.8 6. Schreiner (St. Xavier).......50.8 6. Turk (Princeton)................50.8 9. Meredith (Turpin) ..............51.2 10. Robertson(Withrow)........51.4 10. Sizemore(West Union) .....51.4 We 1. Ward (Colerain)...............1:56.5 2. Claunch (Lakota East)...1:58.1 3. Murray(Anderson)...__ 1:58A 3. Schreiner (St. Xavier)....1:58.4 5. Kidd (St. Xavier) .............1:58.8 6. Ausman(Walnut Hits)...1:59.1 6. Schaeagbld (Wyoming)..1:59.1 8. Jorden(Milford)..............1:595 9. Hussel(Colerain).............1:59.1 9. Rhodenbaugh (Talawanda) .....

1:59.8 1,600 1. Ward (Colerain)...............4:11.9 2. Claulnch (Lakota East)...4:18.7 3. Reis (Elder).....................4:20.0 4. Buller (La Sate)..............4:23.0 5. Kidd (St.Xavier) ........_...4•.23.1 6. Godsey (Lakota East)...4:23.4 7. JordeD(Milford)........:.....4:23.8 8. See (Middletown) ».........4:25.0 9. Rhodenbauch (Tala.).......4125.9 10. Obermeyer (Glen Este) 4:26.3 3,200 1. Godsey (Lakota East)...9:22.8

2. Claunch (Lakota East)...9:32.1 3. Ward (Colerain)...............9:37.0 4. lumbar (Moeller) .........._.9:39.0 5. Butler (La Sale) .......:.......9:40.4 6. Reis (Elder) .......................9:44.4 * ..........9:45.9 7. Schwarz(Mcel r")' 8. Wietmarschen (St. X).....9:47.99. Arnold (Turpin) ....:...........9:50.1 10. Bader (La Salle) ...............9:54.4 110 Hurdles 1. Cutright (walnut Hills) ........14.3 2. Hamilton (La Sage)...»........14.5 3. Crawford (Lebanon) ..........14J 3. Lehman (Milford)...............14.7 3. Payne Wyoming)..............14.7 (St. Xavier)......14.7 3. Stevenson (Wyoming)147' 3. Tipton (Winton Woods).....14.7 3. Williams(Western Hits)...14.7 9. Render (Sycamore)...........14.8 10. Mount(Lebanon)................14.9 300 Hurdles 1. Lehman (Milford)...............39.1 2. Stevenson (,St. Xavier)......39.2 2. Williams(Western Hips)...39.2 4. Mount (Lebanon)............:...39b 5. Casteel(Loveland) .............39.9 6. Askew (Colerain) ................40.0 7. Barn (Elder) .........................40.1 , 7. Heinecke(Fenwkk)...........40.1 7. Grau (Turpin)......................40.1 10. Hamilton (La Sate) .............40.4 400 Relay 1. Middletown._.....:..................42.2 2. Princeton ...............................42.7 Z Winton Woods ......................42.7 4. Roger Bacon .........................42.8 S. Walnut Hills ........................_..43.0 .......

6. Purcell Marian .....................43.8 43.8 6. St. Xavier ....................._ 8. La Salle ................._......_.......44.0 8. Lebanon .................__............44.0 10. Western HMS,.......................44.1 1,600 Relay i. Middletown ........................3:23.8 2. St. Xavier ...........................3:26.0 3. Clinton Massie ..._..._.........3:26.9 4. McNicholas .........._............3:27.3 5. Elder .................................3:27.5 5. Anderson ........................3:27.5 7. La Salle ............................... 3:28.0 . ..........._.....3:28.1 8. Milford ............

8. Turpin .................................3:28.1 10. Walnut Hips ......................3:28.2 3,200 Relay 1. Colerain ................__..........:57.4 2. Lakota East .........._...........7:57.6 3. St. Xavier ......._..................7:57.8 4. Turpin .................................8:09.0 5. Elder .................8:11.4 6. Middletown....._...........8:13.0 7. La Sale ........... ..................8:17.0 .

7. Mason .....:...... ......»_.........8:17.0 .

9. Anderson ............................8:19.7 10. Milford ........................_......8:22.0 Shot Put 1. - Munoz(Moeller).............59.41h 2. Morris (Harrison)........ 55-43A 3. Qualls (Moeller)..................54-6 4. Ziegler(La Sage)..............53-11 5. Veser(Finneytown)......52-51/2 6. Anderson (Ameka)........50.71/4 7. Robinson (Hillsboro) .......50-02 8. Schumacher (Midd.)~G.....49.11 1 9. Water (Northwest)..»......49-9 10. SanMarco(Sycamore).49-71h Discus 1. Munoz(Moeller) ..........._..178.2 2. Mignery(Hamilton).......172-10 3. Anderson(Amapa).......... 170-4 4. Cardoza (Madeira):.......157-10 5. Schunnacher (Midd.).........156-8 6. Landers (Anderson)........154-0 7. Weinstock (Glen Este)..153-10

8. Arnold(W.-own.............152-5 9. Qualls(Moeller)................150.6 10. Hind(Colera)n) .....................IW5

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Gingerich(Lebanon)..........59.3 1. Planck Miidddlet~own).........6-10 2. Esterkamp(La Salle) ..........6-9 , 9. Green (Wiihrow)................59.4.

10. Wilson (Walnut Hills) ..........59.8 3. Long(Mt. Healthy)..............6.6 4. Bird (Princeton) ..............6-41h 800 1. LaVele(M-iddletown).....2:18.6 5. Langston (Lebanon) ......_.... 6-4 2. Limle(Colerain)...............2:19.0 5. Matthews (St. Xavier)........6-4 S. Meibers(Colerain) ...............6-4 3. Vianello (Mariemont).....2:19.5 4. Cambruzz((Ursullne)......2:201 5. Moore (Winton Woods)......6.4 5. Rummel(Glen Este)............6.4 5. Me. Miller (Colerain) .......2.•21.0 5. White (Aiken) Este)............6-4 6. Dome (McAuley)............ 2:21.2 5. Witte (St. Xavier)................ 6.4.

6. Gingerich (Lebanon).......2:21.2 8. Bedingfield (Colerain) .....2:22.0 Long Jump 8. Bogner (Sycamore)........2:22.0 1. Hornfeck (Talawanda)..... 23-3 8. Crum (Colerain) ...............2:22.0 2. Howard (Winton.Wds)...23-2Vi 3. Vandiver (Colerain) ...........23.7 1AW ...........21-11 1. Zinn (Lakota East)..........5:02.2 4. Carter( inceton) 2. Crum (Colerain)...............5:09.0 5. Long (Mt. Healthyl ....:...21-81/4 3. Homan (Anderson) _....... 5:11.7 6. Palle (Moeller)...............21-74 4. Bogner (Sycamore)........5:13.3 7. Larkin (St. Xavier).........20.61h (Princeton).....,...21.3 5.

Grebe (Colerain) ..............5:14.0 S. Sherman 9. Johnson (Lebanon)........ 21-23A 6. Veite (Oak Hills) .............5:16.0 10. Hudson (Purcell Marian)..21.2 6. Zei ner (Colerain) ........... 5:16.0 8. Bedingfield(Colerain)-..._5:18.0 Pole Vault 9. Vianeto(Mariemont).....5:22.5 L Waiter (Moeller) ....._......... 15-6 16. Gingerich (Lebanon).......5:24.5 2. Wolf(Anderson).................147 3,200 3. Klotzbach(Fairfield)..........146 4. Woestman(St. Xavier).....14.0 1. Zinn(Lakota East)........10:53.0 5. R. Grant (Madison)............f3.6 2. Zeinner (Colerain)......... 11:01.9 5. Higgins (Moeller)...............13-6 3. Homan (Anderson).-..',11,10.6 4. Bed-irgfield(Colerain)...11:13.1 5. Pierson (La Sage) ...............13-6 5. Bogner (Sycamore)......11:21.0 5. Teri rink (La Sage)..........13-6 6. Dickinson (Coleran)......11:48.0 8. Magrino (St. Xavier) .........13-0 8. Nau (Hillsboro) .................... 13-0 - 7. Siconolfi(Colerain).._....11:53.0 8. Russet (Princeton)........:....13-0 8. Wyckoff (LakotaE.).....11:56.4 9. Fiessirger (Midd.)..........11:57.9 8. Tawney(Sycamore)-........13-0 10. Meback (Princeton) »...12:00.0 100 Hurdles 1. Mutips-Hat(Walnut Hits).14.4 Poll 2. Lanham (Middletown).......14:6 1 Walnut Hits (5) ..................... 87 3. Meranda(MMford).............14.7 2. Colerain (2)........................... 82 4. Handley (Lebanon).............15.2 3. Middletown (2).................... 77 5.

Biddle (Ursupne) ................. 15.4 4. Mount Notre Dame(1)...... 71 6. Jones (Wilmington)............15.5 5. Amelia .........................._....... 46 7.

Johnson(CCD).................... 15.6 6. Sycamore .............................. 41 7. Conrad (Hamilton) ..............15.6 7. McAuley.................._._......... 34 9.

Hornschemeier (McNich.).15.7 8. (ksutne ........................_........ 26 10. Hendricks (Turpin) .............15.8 9. Anderson ............_..___....... 24 10. McNicholas ............................ 13 3001Nlydles 1. Lanham (Middletown)......A4.4 10. Withrow ................................. 13 2. Jones (Wilnington)............45.7 Oth0s: Lakota East 11, Kings 10, Mercy 8, Mar'iemont 5, 3. Harris(Aiken) .....................46.4 Lebanon 1.

3. Kkg(Mt. Healthy)...........46A 3.

Meranda(Milford):............46A 100 6. Mullins-Hall(WalnutHits).47.5 I. Green(Withrow)...............11.8 7.

Biddle (Ursuline).................47.8 2. Ogletree (Winton Wits)..... 12.2 8. Bloomer (Lakota West)....47.9 T White (Walnut Hills).......... 12.2 8.

Hornschemeier (McN(ch.).47.9 4. Bauer(Mason)..._..............12.3 S. Marshall(Withrow)...........47.9 4. Pryor (Aiken) .....................12.3 4. Votapek(Amelia)..............12.3 400 Relay 7. Akubeze(McNicholas):.:..12.4 1. Walnut Hills ...........................49.7 7. Biggers(Sycamore)..........12A 2. Middletown .............._...........50.3 7. Fennell(Walnut Hits) ........ 12.4 3. Princeton .............._....._........51.0 7. Hendriex (Middletown)....12.4 4. Amelia.................._._.._.........51.3 Kings ...................._..._....),......51.3 4.

200 6. Mount Healthy .........._.........51.5 1. Green (Withrow)........e....24.9 -7. Aiken ......................................51.6 2. Pryor (Aiken)................._`.. 25.7 7. Mt. Notre Dame ......

51.6 3. Fulton(Wyoming)..............25.8 9. PurceiiMarian .....................51.7 ...........

3. Me. Miter (Colerain) 252 10.

Sycamore »............................51.9 5. A.Croxton (Colerain) ........25.9 6. White (Walnut His).......... 26.0 800 Relay 7. Ogletree (Winton Wds).....26.1 1. Withrow ..............................1:44.3 7. Bauer(Mason)...................26.1 2. Walnut Hits ..._........._.:......1:41.9 9. Cook (Princeton) ................26.2 3. Middletown .....................1:45.5 10. Lasko (Ursutne) .................26.3 4. Colerain .............._.._...........1:46.9 10. Nickel (Anderson)..............26.3 5. Princeton ............................1:48.1 6. Sycamore ...........................1:48.1 408 7. Little Miami-......._..._......_.1:48.6 1. Spivery(Withrow)...........:.57.9 8. Anderson ..............._...........1:48.7 2. Me. Miller (Colerain) .........S8.0 9..k)dian Hit .................._........ 1:49.2 3. Jones (Wilmington)............58.6

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9. Mt. Notre Dame ...............1.49.2 IAW Relay 1 Middletown ........................3:59.5 2. Wyoming ._...:...._...............d01.1 3. Walnut ......_.__...._._..4.04.3 4. Mount Notre Dame .._......4:05.2 5. Anderson ............._,:...........4.05.6 ......_........4:06.0 6. Amelia ............... .

7. Withrow-............_..........4:06.4 .8. McNlcholaS .....................406.8' 9. McAuley .............................4:11.5 10. Mar'iemont ...............»........4:13.1 3,200 Relay 1. Coleraln ...............................9:31.0 2. Mount Notre Dame ..........9:47.1 3. (hsulko ...............................9:49.0 4. Anderson ............._._..........9:54.9 5. Mariemont .........................9:58.6 6. Kings ...................................9:59.0 7. McAuley ........................1003.1 8. Lebanon ..............._........V.,06.0 9. Mason ............ ._......,10:10.8 ........

10. Princeton ..........................10:14.0 shot Put 1. Craver (Clemont NE)........43-3 2. Smith (Hillsboro) .................42-1 3. Leesman(Mercy).........40-814 4. Mobley(Harrison) .........38.74'2 S. Smith (Lakota East)..........38.3 6. Zachary (Mt. N. Dame).37-61h 7. Hildebrand(Mercy)...._.37-436.

8. Elam (Northwest)............36.11 9. Warden (Indian FUN) ......_...36-0 10. Young (WBntirgton) _.......35.10 Discus 1. Mobley (Harrison) ...........140-5 2. Craver (Clermont NE).... 136.7 3. Smith (Hillsboro) ...............129-1 4. Smith (Lakota East)........123-3 5. Langston (Lebanon) ........ 118.5 6. Merrida(Middletown)....117-8 7. Roberts(Talawanda)......116.2 8. Young (Wilnington).........115-1 9. Mitchel(Mt. Healthy) ..... 114-2 10. Grace (Colerain) ...............113-5 High Jump 1. Jones(Wilmington) ..........5.91/4 2. Eppstein (Mt. N. Dame)......5-6 3. Sparks(McAuley)...........5.41/4 4. Prosperi(Lebanon).............5.4 4. Tecklenburg (Indian Hit).....5.4 6. Bennett(Amelia)..................5.3 6. Benken(Turpin) ...................5.3 8. Brate(Talawanda)..............5-2 8. Lee(Sycamore)...................5.2 8. Louthan (Clermont NE)......5-2 8. Lykins (Fairfield) .................5-2 S. Shepard (Little Miami).......5.2 8. Markham (Madison)...........5.2 Lang Jump 1. Copeland (Indian HiM) .....17.91/2 2. Akubdze (McNicholes)..... 17-3 3. Tobergte (Mt. N. Dame)... 17-0 4. Frierson (Talawanda).16403A 5. A. Croxton (Colerain)..16-101/2 6. Weierman (WikNngton)._ 16.8 7. Bauer(Mason)....................16-6 8. Fennell(Walnut Hits).....16.51/2 9. Simpson (Lakota East).....16-3 9. Sparks(McAuley).............16-3 Pole Vault 1. Neese Colerain)................:.9-6 2. Haggard(Celerain)..............9.0 3. ,Koenig (Colerain) »..._...........8-0 3. Huseman (Oak Hills) ............8-0 5. Atkinson (Oak Hits)..t.........7-6 6. Flatting (McAJey)....::_........6.6 6. Molloy (McAuley)..........._...6-6 6. Ztdron (Anderson)...............6.6 9. Kozimer(Anderson)............5.6

TRACK HONOR ROLL Russel Russel(Colerain)..........10:02.8 (La Salle) ..... 10:12.6 Arnold (Turpin) ........-.... 10:16.6 Poll Mosher (St. Xavier).... 10:18.0 1. La Salle (5)........_:................ 85 10:23.7 Westerman 2. Colerain (4)........_._.............. 79 110 Hurdles (Elder)...'.

3. St.Xavier ...._..............._....... 70 1. Cutright (walnut Hills) ...... 14.3 4. Elder .............._..._..._............. 55 2. Hamilton (La Salle) ........... 14.7 5. Moeller ......................_.......... 51 15.2 3. Hines(McNicholas) Middletown ...........................

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4. Stevenson (St. Xavier).....15.3 7. Princeton ........_..................... 41 5-. Bokekman (La Salle) ......_. 15.4 B. Winton Woods.._.._......_...... 16 5. Palle (Moeller).................. 15.4 9. Oak Hills ................................. 12 5. Wolf (Anderson)................ 15.4 **----****--*'11 10. Anderson 8. Heinekce (Fenwick) ......... 15.5 Others: Lebanon 7, Milford .............. 15.5 8. Greer (Fairfield).

5, Hamilton 4, Lakota East 3, 10. Martin (Anderson) ........... 15.6 Loveland 2, Fairfield 1, Mason L 10. Bode (Anderson)............... 15.6 New Richmond 1, Turpin 1. ' 300 Hurdles 100 1. Stevenson (St. Xavier)..... 39.2 1. Rogers (Middletown) ...... 10.8 2. Askew (Colerain) .............. 40.0 1. MacCall (Princeton) ......... 10.8 .2. Lehman (Milford) ............. 40.0 3. Carter (Princeton) ........... 10.9 4. Born (Elder) .......................41.8 3. Fieglein (La Salle) ............. 10.9 5. Grau(Turpin).....................41.9 3. Jones (Fairfield) ............... 10.9 5. Hamilton (La Salle) ........... 41.9 3. Myers(Hamilton) ............. 10.9 5. Hines (McNicholas) .......... 41.9 3. Vinson (Middletown) ....... 10.9 7. Bode (Milford) ................... 42.1 8. Harrison (Finneytown).... 11.0 7. Ryan-(Moeler).................. 42.1 8. Pope (Middletown) .......... 11.0 7. Young (Elder) .................... 42.1 11.0 8. Vandiver (Colerain) 10. Palle (Moeller) .................. 42.2 200 10. Roach (Mt. Healthy)......... 42.2.

1. MacCall (Princeton) .........22.1 400 Relay 2. Cutright(Walnut Hills) ..... 22.4 1. Middletown ......................... 42.7 2. Harris(Finneytown) ........ 22.4 42.9 2. Princeton ...............

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5. Rogers(Middletown) ...... 22.5 3. St. Xavier ..........._........_...... 43.8 5. Vinson (Middletown).......22.5 5. Finneytown ........_............ 44.2 7. Lindsay (Princeton)......... 22.6 6. Winton Woods ..._............ 44.3 S. Theobold (Elder) ............... 22.8 7. Walnut Hills ....................... 44.4 8. Myers(Hamilton) ............. 22.8 8. Hamilton ................._._......... 44.5 10. Askew (Colerain)..............23.1 9. Western Hills ............_......... 44.8 10. Jones(Winton Woods).... 23.1 10. Aiken .....................................45.0 10. Dirr (Oak Hills) .................. 23.1 1,600 Relay 400 1. Middletown ...................... 3:27.3 1. Turk (Princeton) .............. 50.8 2. St. Xavier .............__........ 3:27.9 2. Hunt(Eider) .......................51.0 3. Hamilton ......................._... 3:32.7 3. Askew (Colerain) ..............51.5 4. Colerain ............................. 3:32.9 4. Harris(Finneytown) ........ 51.7 5. Elder ..........................._..... 3:32.9 4. Robertson(Withrow)...... 51.7 6. Princeton ...._.........._..... 3:33.6 4. Young (Middletown)........51.7 7. Mason ..........._._____......3:33.7 7. Lindsay (Princeton) ......... 52.2 8. Milford .............._._._........ 3:35.0 8. Ward (Colerain)................52.6 9. McNicholas .......................3:35.6 9. Niehaus (Kings) ................. 52.8 10. Turpin ................................ 3:35.9 10. Julius (Mason)Salle) ....... 52.9 3,200 Relay 800 1. Middletown ...................... 8:04.0 1. Ward (Colerain) ............. 1:56.5 2. St. Xavier ..........._.............8:08.3 2. Kidd (St. Xavier)............ 2:00.3 3. Colerain ......._........_.......... 8:10.1 3. Ausman(Walnut Hills). 2:01.0 4. Turpin ................................ 8:19.6 3. McKeown (Moeller).....2:01.0 5. Mason ................................8:25.8 3. See (Middletown) .......... 2:01.0 6. La Salle ..............._............. 8:28.0 2:02.3 6. Murray (Anderson) 7. Anderson;....._................. 8:29.1 7. Loebach(Anderson).....2:02.8 8. Oak Hills ........................ 8:30.3 8. Louis (Mason)................2:03.9 9. Fairfield ................_.__...... 8:31.0 8. Voeun (La Salle) ............ 2:03.9 10. Elder .................................. 8:31.9 10. Koch (Fairfield) ..............2:04.0 shot Put 10. Young(Middletown).....2:04.0 1. Munoz(Moeller)............. 58-11 1,600 2. Quails (Moeller).................54-6 1. Ward (Colerain) ............. 4:12.2 3. Ziegler (La Salle) ............... 53.9 2. Dunbar (Moeller) ........... 4:30.0 4. Morris (Harrison)............. 50-3 2. See (Middletown) .......... 4:30.0 5. Veser(Finneytown).....49-91/2 4. Butler(La Salle) ............. 4:32.0 6. Walker (Northwest).........49-9 5. Reis (Elder) .....................4:32.1 7. Bush (Mt. Healthy) ........... 49-2 6. Brooks(Middletown) 4:34.0 8. Anderson (Amelia) ........... 49-0 7. Hussel (Colerain) ........... 4:35.0 483 9. Schumacher (Midd.)

7. Meurer (Turpin)............ 4:35.0 10. Jerido (Princeton) ............ 48.3 7. Noelcke (Colerain) ......... 4:35.0 Discus 10. Bader(La Salle) ............. 4:38.1 170-4 1. Anderson (Amelia) 3,200 2. Munoz (Moeller) ............. 160-4 1. Butler (La Salle) ............. 9:40.4 3. Schumacher (Midd.) ...... 156-8 2. Wietmarschen(St. X)... 9:47.9 4. Hill (Colerain) ................... 150-5 3. Bader (La Salle)............. 9:54.4 5. Flesch(Colerain) ............. 145.2 4. Dunbar (Moeller) ......... 10:02.0 Jordan (Mt. Healthy) ..... 144-2 6. c .e I.-I inâ&#x20AC;˘n97

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Girls Poll 1. Colerain (4)........................... 65 2. Mount Notre Dame (3)...... 63 3 Walnut Hills ........................... 61 4. Middletown ........................... 45 5. McAuley ..............._............ 39 6. Amelia ................29 7. Sycamore.._.__.___............ 24 8. Mercy .................._......__..... 23 9. Ursuline .................................. 11 10. Anderson ............................... 9 Others: McNicholas 5, Fairfield 4, Withrow 4, Lakota West 2, Princeton 2.

100 1. Green(Withrow) .............. 12.2 2. Pryor (Aiken) .................... 12.3 3. Hendriex (Middletown)... 12.4 4. Akubeze (McNicholas) .... 12.7 4. Chandler(Walnut Hills) .... 12.7 4. Hall (Mt. Healthy) ............. 12.7 4. Jones(Wilmington).......... 12.7 4. Votapek(Amelia) ............. 12.7 9. Bauer (Mason)................... 12.9 10. Bostic (Mt. Healthy)........ 13.0 200 1. Green(Withrow) .............. 25.5 2. Pryor (Aiken) .................... 25.7 3. Harris (Aiken)................... 26.4 4. Hall (Mt. Healthy)............. 26.5 5. White (Walnut Hills) ......... 26.6 5. Jones(Wilmington) .......... 26.6 7. Hendriex (Withrow)......... 26.9 8. Fennell(Walnut Hills) .'.... 27.0 8. Chandler(Walnut Hills) .... 27.0 8. Lasko (Ursuline) ............... 27.0 '400 1. Spivey(Withrow) ............. 58.7 T Grepn(Withrow) .............. 59.4

6. Middletown ...................... 1:50.8 3. Jones(Wilmington) ........... 60.0 4. Me. Miller (Colerain) ........ 60.1 7. Wyoming ...........................1:51.0 S. Wilson (Walnut Hills) ........60.2 8. McNicholas ........___....... 1:51.5 6. Morgan (Amelia) .............. 60.6 9. Finneytown ......_........... 1:53.1 7. Knight(Mt.Notre Dame) 61.0 10. Mason ._..........._................1:54.1 8. Lane(Mt. Notre Dame).. 61.5 10. Talawanda ...._............... 134.1 9. White (Walnut Hills)..........61.8 1AW Relay 10. Howland(Mariemont)..... 62.2 1. Mount Notre Dame _...... 4:09.3 10. Oberrecht(McAuley)...... 62.2 Walnut Hills .............._.....4:10.0 2.

800 3. Anderson ._.................... 4:14.1 1. LaVelle(Middletown)... 2:20.8 4. Amelia .............._.......... 4:14.6 2. Me. Miller (Colerain) ..... 2:21.0 5. Withrow .............._.......... 4:16A 3. Dome(McAuley)........... 2:21.2 6. Middletown ...._....._......... 4:17.0 4. Limle (Colerain) .............. 2:22.1 7. Wyoming .........-............ 4:18.0 .5. Littlepage(Colerain).....2:22.8 8. Colerain ............._.__....... 4:19.0 6. Crum (Colerain) .............. 2:24.0 8. McAuley ........................... 4:19.0 6. Vianello(Mariemont)....2:24.0 8. Pucke(Mt. N. Dame).... 2:24.1 10. McNicholas .......................4:20.2 9. Collins(Mt.N. Dame),.... 2:24.5 3,200 Relay 10. Bedingfield (ColeraiN -.... 2:24.8 1. Colerain ..............._............ 9:45.9 1,600 2. Mount Notre Dame ........ 9:47.1 1. Crum (Colerain)..............5:12.0 3. Ursuline ........................... 10:01:5 2. Grebe (Colerain) ............ 5:14.0 4. McAuley _....................... 10:11.0 3. Zeinner(Colerain).......... 5:16.0 S. Mercy .................._.......... 10:23.6 4. Bedingfield (Colerain) .... 5:23.0 6.

McNicholas ..................... 10:24.4 5. Gingrich (Lebanon) ........ 5:25.8 Middletown .................. 10:25'0 7.

6. Collins (Mt. N. Dame).... 5:30.0 COD ......................__........ 10:35.0 8.

6. Grear (Colerain) ............. 5:30.0 9. Mariemont ..................... 10:36.1 S. Kemme(McAuley)....... 5:30.6 10.

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Shot Put 10. Kinne (Colerain) .............. 5:32.0 1. Leesman (Mercy)........ 40.81/4 3,200 1. Zeinner (Colerain) ........ 11:08.0 , 2. Elam (Northwest) ............. 361 2. Bedingfield (Colerain) .. 11:13.1 3. Zachary (Mt.N.Dame)35-111/4 3. Ressinger (Midd.)........11:57.9 4. Hildebrand (Mercy).....35.9Vz 4. Rodenbeck(Mercy).... 12:10.5 S. Mobley (Harrison) ........ 35.71/2 5. Aerni(Walnut Hills) ..... 12:24.7 6. Young (Wilmington).....353h 6. Velez(Kings)................. 12:25.6 7. Merrida (Middletown)..... 34-7 7. Matson (McAuley) 12:26.0 8. Antle(Walnut Hills) .... 33.103A 8. Devanney(Ursufine)... 12:36.7 9. Grace(Mercy).................. 33.2 9. Becker (Middletown).. 12:48.0 10. Klane (McAuley).............: 32.8 10. King (Fairfield) ............. 12:58.1 Discus 100 Hurdles 1. Mobley (Harrison)...Âť..... 132.1 1. Mullins-Hall(Wal. Hills)...... 14.6 115-1 2. Young (Wilmington) 2. Biddle (Ursuline) ........_...... 15.4 3. Merrida(Middletown)...114.3 3. Lanham (Middletown) 15.5 4. Grace (Colerain) ........._.. 113-0 4. Harris (Aiken) .................... 16.1 S. Lowry (Aiken) .............._. 108-0 5. Hornschemeier (McNich.) 16.5 6. Zachary (Mt.N. Dame)_. 98.7 6. Klug (Mt.Healthy)............ 16.6 6. Maly (Mercy).................... 16.6 _ 7. Messer (Amelia)...............97-1 8. Handley (Lebanon) ........... 16.7 8. McCollum (Middletown).96.3 9. Robinson (Middletown)....17.1 9. Elam (Northwest)........... 95.11 10. Schlueter (Mt. N. Dame).. 17.3 10. Fiore(Mt. Notre Dame)..951 300 Hurdles High Jump 1. Lanham (Middletown) 45.2 1: Jones(Wilmington)............ 5.9 2. Klug (Mt.Healthy)............ 47.3 2. Eppstein (Mt. N. Dame).... 53 3. Hornschemeier(McNich.)48.2 3. Sennett (Amelia)................5.2 4. Clavier(Mercy)................ 495 5.2 3. Markham (Madison) 5. Biddle (Ursuline) ................ 49.7 3. Sparks(McAuley).............. 5-2 6. Robinson (Middletown) 50.2 6. Tobergte (Mt.N. Dame)... 5-0 7. Littlepage(Colerain)........ 50.6 7. Akubeze(McNicholas)....4-10 8. McGrath (Mercy)............ 50.8 7. OiGlovenale (Mariemnt).. 4.10 8. Mullins-Hall(We]. Hills)...... 50.8 7. Lykins(Fairfield)..............4-10 10. Hellman (Mason)............... 51.0 7. Reynolds (Milford)........... 4-10 400 Relay 1. Walnut Hills ..........................50.4 Long Jump 2. Princeton ............................. 51.0 1. Akubeze(McNicholas).... 173 3. Middletown ......................... 51.3 2. Tobergte(Mt. N. Dame). 17-0 4. Mt. Notre Dame ..__........... 51:6 3. Fennell(Walnut Hills) ... 16-51h 5. Aiken ..................._._............. 51.8 /2 4. Meranda (Milford)....... 16.11 6. Mt. Healthy ......._........_...... 52.3 4. Me.Miller (Colerain)....16-Ph 7. Ursuline,................._.......... 52.5 ..............15.113 A 6. Maly(Mercy) _............... 52.6 8. Amelia 7. Flowers(P. Marian)....15.101/2 ............. ..........._.................. 52.8 9. Harrison 15.10 8. Harris(Middletown) 10. CHCA .................................... 53.0 9. A.Croxton (Colerain) ....... 15.8 10. Purcell Marian ....................53.0 ............ 15-81/2 10.

Biddle (Ursuline) 800 Relay Pole Vaunt 1. Withrow ............................ 1:46.3 1. Haggard (Colerain).............83 2. Walnut Hills ............._........ 1:46.8 2. Koenig (Colerain) ................ 8-0 3. Colerain .............._._........ 1:49.0 2. Nease(Colerain)................. 73 4. Princeton ..............__....... 1:49.9 4. Haning(McAuley)..............6-6 5. Mt.Notre Dame .............. 1:50.4

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Like many long dis ,ance runners, Mason Ward has dedicated himself to his sport. The Colerain High Schooljunior runs 50.60 miles per week and takes just a handful of weeks off from training a year.

But Ward credits his success to another body part --- his brain.

"We're all to a certain physical level, so then it comes down to who is the mentally strongest," Ward said of his competition."I think that has been my biggest attribute this season, the fact thatI'm so mentally strong."

Saturday,that mental toughness helped Ward run away with the state title in the Division 11;600-meter run at Dayton's Welcome Stadium.

Ward recorded a personal-best time of 4:12.04 and pulled away from his nearest competitor,Josh McAdams,with 200 meters remaining.

"I like to kick where other people don't want to kick," Ward said."I went at 500 meters, and the other guy lost his gas with 200 meters left." , Ward knew very well about his competition coming into the meet. He said he researches all his competitors-through the Internet, past races and through newspaper and magazine clips.

"Trying to think what they are going to think is an advantage to me," Ward said."I realize what they are going through and can predict what they are going to do next."

The only other state champion from the area was Moeller pale vaulter Drew Walter.

The seniox61ear eet, 6 ine es to win the Division I title. Moeller's Shawn Higgins finished fourth, and Fairfield's Adam Klotzbach finished second.

"They are-seniors, and they have been morking pretty hard for four seasons," Moei 1er track coach Jerry Kombrinck said."They deserved it.

"Drew went to the state meet his sophomore and junior years and didn't do so well, but this year he was determined."

The pole vault was reintroduced to the Mo ller track program just five years ago after~eing discontinued decades earlier.

The state title was the first by any Moeller track athlete since the early'80s, according to Kombrinck.

"I feel really good about Moeller's future in track and field," Kombrinck said.

The'top finisher in the girls' meet was Mariemont's Becca Vianello, second in the 1,600-meter run at a personal-best 5:09.55. c

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By James Weber Contributor Two months ago, Moeller's Drew Walter didn't know if he could contend for the Division I state title in the pole vault because of lingering effects from a 1998 car accident.

When he arrived at the University of Dayton's Welcome Stadium for the state finals on June 5 he did know one thing, that it would take a clearance of 15-foot-6 to win it.

Walter had the word "State" and the numbers "15-:6" written on his left hand as he competed in his third state pole vault competition. His prediction came true, as not only was that the winning height, but he was the one to clear it.

He took home the state title.

Walter didn't miss a vault until the very .end, when lie tried to break the state record by attempting a height of 16-fixzt-1 (the record is 16 feet).

Nevertheless, the 15-6 is a Cincinnati city record.

After finishing second at districts, Walter had won the regional title with a height of 15 feet, six inches better than any of the other regional champions.

At state, Walter won a tense battle with Fairfield's Adam Klotzbach and Brunswick's Greg Miller.

Klotzbach cleared a personal best 15 feet to challenge Walter, but could not clear 15-foot-3.'

Miller` passed at 15-0, and when he railed in his final attempt at 15-3, Walter raised his arms in celebra-

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"I felt 1 was going to win, pretty much," he said. "That was the most nerve-wracking part of it, when there were three guys left. I was sure one of those guys would hit 15."

Last year, Walter was in a car accident the week of the Greater Catholic League championships.

Injuries from the accident lingered through the 1998 postseason and into 1999, and Walter performed vault after vault over the winter to gear up for his final track season.

Even then, he struggled until after spring break, when he cleared 14foot-6 to build his confidence.

Now, Walter will focus on competing collegiately at Miami University in Oxford, where he will pole vault!

Walter's teammate Shawn Higgins, also a sbnjor, finished fourth at state with a height of 14-foot-6, a career best and iix inches higher than his third-place performance at regionals.

"It's so great that he finished fourth," Walter'said. "We've been together for four years on varsity.

I'm happier for him than I am for me."

Moeller's Mike Munoz finished fifth in the Division I shot put, earning a spot on the medal stand with a throw of 56-foot-9, just two feet short of second place. He moved up a spot in- the standings with his final throw.

Throwing the discus at state for the second year in a row, Munoz,finished 10th with a distance of 162foot-4 and narrowly missed making it to the state finals.

With the three medals, Moeller finished fifth as a team with 19 points.

The Crusaders weren't the only local highlight, as several athletes in the Suburban Life coverage area competed at state last week, staking home several medals and posting many strong performances.

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CROSS COUNTRY HONOR ROLL Othersreceiving votes: Mariemont 6, Taylor 5, Purcell Marian, Reading 4, BOYS DIVISION I Lemon Monroe 3, Cincinnati Hills Chris1. La Salle (4)............:.....82 tian Academy, Clermont Northeastern 2. Elder(3)................:......80 3, North College Hill, Bethel-Tate 1: 3. St. Xavier(2)................77. Top Runners Division I ' 4.' Moeller.. ....;.................56 l: Padgett (La Salle) 15{33 ..............:.......52.

Colerain * (Colerain) 15:40 5.

2. Ward 3. Wietmarschen (St.X) 16:05` 6. Lakota East .............:...38 16:10 7. Fairfield .......................28 4. Bader (La Salle)16:19 5. Garvin (Kings) 8.. Middletown ................. 26 . 6.

Dunbar (Moeller) 16:20 9. Kings .:.........:.....:.........13 7. Rischmann (LaSalle) 16:29 ..

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8. Claunch (Lakota East) 16:31.

9. Meurer (Turpin) 16:33 10. Anderson .................... 11 Others receiving votes: Turpin 10, 10. Noelcke (Colerain) 16:34 .

Division 11-III Sycamore 6, Princeton 3, Milford 2.

1. McCart (New Richmond) 16.40.

- BOYS DIVISIONS II-III 2. Scheedler (Eastern Brown) 16:51 1. New Richmond (5)......:......60 3. Wells (New Richmond) 17.26 2. Eastern Brown ...................56 ., 4.Gemma(New Richmond) 17:59 4. Hensley (Lemon Monroe) 17:59 3. Wyoming ...........:................53 6. J. Richards (Ross) 18.16 4. Madeira (2).:.......................48 7. Van (New Richmond) 18:24 5. Badin ...::....:...................:....37 18:24 (Badin) Mick 7.

6. Ross ..................:................26 9. Loehle (Badin) 18:47 7. Indian Hill ............................24 10. Sunderhaus (Taylor) 18:55 8. Western Brown ..................22 9. Hillsboro .............................19 10. Seven Hills .........................12

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;KEVIN. BAYER, Moeller High School ® SPORTS:.Soccer, cross country. i ■ ON THE COURSE: A junior, Kevin has been a regional qualifier and three-year varsity letter winner during his four years. j ■ IN THE CLASSROOM: Kevin maintains a 3.25 grade-point average on a 4.0 scale of advanced placement courses. He is a National Honor Society. member and student government president. ® COLLEGE PREFERENCE: University of Dayton. e COACH'S QUOTE:",Kevin is one of the finest indi viduals I have ever known. He is very involved in the high school and the community. He is. truly a class act."-Jerry Kombrink, Moeller cross country coach.

Coaches and student counselors may nominate scholar-athletes Monday evenings between 6:30 and 10 by calling 352-2767.

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FIRST TEAM POINTS

I. La Salle(10)..........................................:..136 2. Elder(3).:...:...............................:..............121 (1)......................................:.:......116 3.St. Xavier 4. Fairfield.............:.............:..............:..............95 ............66 S. Colerain 6. Middletown ................................................:54 7. Moeller ......:.:.:.~I1-.:.............................. 52 50 6.Kings ...:.............:..............I............:.:......... m .....................:...........:......;.-........27 9. Sycaore' ...:...................................:.....:25 10. Lakota East:.: Others receiving votes: Oak Hills 15; Mil-. ford 10, Princeton 2,.Harrison 1.... TOP INDIVIDUAL TIMES 1. Padgett(La Salle)...................................15:27 2. Claunch(Lakota East)............................15:37 3:Ward (Colerain).............::..........:..:.........15:55 4. Wietmareshen (St. Xavler):............:........16:10 5. Bader(La Salle) .:......:.:...:...:............:.....16:15 6. Busse (St.Xavier) .................:....::...........16:25 .............16:27 : 7. See(Middletown)....................

8. Rischman (La Salle)....:............:.............16:28 Olson(Lebanon)..............:............:.......:.16:28, 10.,Garvin(Kings)..:...:..................:....:......__6:29

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Team Standings: 1. Kings 58, 2. Moel -ler 66, 3. Sycamore 90, 4. Middletown 93, 5.

Fairfield 127, 6. Lakota West 139, 7. Celina 140, 8. Lebanon 204, 9. Anderson 230, 10.

Lakota West 8 263, 11. Hamilton 319.

Top Finishers: 1. See (Mid) 16:13 (course record); 2. Garvin (Kin) 16:15; 1 Busbey (Kin) 16:18; 4. King (Syc)- 16:31; 5.

Olson (Leh) 16:34; 6. Gallagher (Syc) 16:34; 7. Brooks(Mid) 16:45; 8. Vanorsdel(Moe) 16:50; 9. Velez (Kin). 16:52; 10. Sullivan (Moe) 16:57.

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Greater Miami Conference and district champ, placed third at regionals and seventh at state _ meet. Placed 16th at Foot:Locker regional race.

Kenny Dunbar Moeller Sr. Led Crusaders to first trip to state meet by placing fifth at the regional and 30th at state.

Taylor Garvin Kings So., Champion of the Fort -A~p~'1cient Valley Conference Cardinal, Garvin was up to the challenge. up from Division II to Division I. A sixth-place finisher at regional, he finished 14th at state.

Matt Meurer Turpin $r. FAVC Buckeye champ, Meurer capped off a strong senior season by finishing 10th at the regional and 19th at state.

Steve Padgett La Salle Sr. Greater Catholic League South, district, regional and state champ, winning in time of 15:19.9.

Third La Salle runner since 1993 to qualify for Foot Locker National Championships, where he finished 5th. Committed to Michigan State.

Mason Ward Colerain Sr. Midseason injury slowed the defending 1,600meter track state champ, but he came back to finish second in the GMC, fourth at the regionals and ninth at state. Committed to Michigan.

Andy St. Xavier Jr. Top non-senior on the All-Metro team, he led St. Wietmarschen Xavier back to the state meet, where it finished second after winning the title in 1998. Improved at state from 14th a year ago to 11th.

•RUNNER OF.THE YEAR: Steve Padgett,-La Salle. ® COACH OF THE YEAR: Larry Merkel, St. Xavier.

SECOND TEAM Strong second runner for the Knights, he was on his way to qualifying for the state meet when heat exhaustion overcame him at the regional.

Ryan Busse St. Xavier Jr. Ran steady throughout season. His 14th-'place finish at regionals helped the Bombers win. He L finished 35th at state.

John Dixon Fairfield Fr. Only freshman on the first two teams, finished fourth in the GMC and 12th at the regional meet to qualify for state.

Tim King St. Xavier Jr. Had a disappointing GCLS meet, but bounced back to place 18th at regionals and 34th at state.

Jesse Talawanda Jr. Won the Mid-Miami League title. Placed ninth at Rhondenbaugh regional and 22nd at the state.

Pat Rischman La Salle Jr. Came on strong to help the Lancers to a fourth-place finish at state. Placed 5th'at the GCLS, 16th at regionals and 23rd at state.

Scott'See Middletown Jr. finished third in the GMC and qualified for the state meet by finishing 15th, the final spot. Ran. a great race at state to place 13th.

HONORABLE MENTION-Allen Bader (La Salle); Phil Bange (St. Xavier); John Becker (Fairfield); Greg Dickman (Elder); Craig Eckstein (Colerain); Doug Fulmer (La Salle); Tom Gallagher (Sycamore); Ross Gille (St. Xavier); Mike Hutson (Glen Este); Kyle Jepson (Lakota West); Matt King (Sycamore); Jason Krumplebeck (Elder); Brian List (Milford); Chris Noelke (Colerain); Joe O'Brien (St. Xavier); Michael Olsen (Lebanon); Pat Sullivan (Moeller); Brian Valentini (Fairfield); Brent Vanor$del (Moeller); John Velez (Kings); Bob Waymer(Oak Hills);.Nick Westerman (Elder); Jon Wagner (Elder).

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Brett Coffing '(Mt.: Vernon) and Jeff Petrulus ($t Ignatius); Defending.Division I state $Y DAVEiSCH David Harris (100 champions , 'Enquirercontributor and 200)from Brunswick andi.

Winning state'-, champi Westerville--North's-;.Ryan;; .o ships hasn't come,easy for Willis (110 and 300`hurdles)';n Cincinnati athletes the past 10 : are expected to defend: fig . 116 high: hurdle's.: years,bufthi's one could be dif-. :' fererit interesting;'. should;'.,.

Beginning • today at Wel' Cheek said."(Gary) Cutright.i come,. - Stadium; in Dayton,'from Walnut Hills:had a,14.3 .4 will be,crowne'd in 'but. Ryan•. Wilson, and! Lee,< chapions the Division I, II' and III track • Evans (Bedford) both went in `i and field meets.., 1418 at the regional:"• Until this year; the. state 'Middletown's' 1,6Wmet r.!riieet-wag at relay team has the third=fastek i Ohio Stadi quaiifyingtimeof3:184•and. . in um will be in the huntfor the top.

Columbus spot,. abut a recent u Winning a Division II indi=E ex •, vidual state. championship, .. pans.ion4= ~`` appears remote for Cincinnati project there ended. .the; es Aaron; Ch 'j, Mefl M 64-year run Madison) Grant In Diva and David Payne (Wyoming). Moeller High.School senior.Michael Munoz had a.strong perPormance,in the sion I,..Car- Brian God, the best shots in the" 400 k, 'shotput and discus at the Division_i.aregional track and fl®W meet3ie,i• .' advances.to this we6k'g•state meet, June 2 and 3 at Welcome StadlugUn ~• son .Cheek, meters. , _ „ _ 4 editor of Ohio Track and Field. , L o c~k 1 and f r e s h m a o<<' IDayion _ M~ T Magazine,looks forColerain's, 'DeShawn Wynn will coniend' Mason.Ward (1,600 meters),,'for ae 100 meter champs Lakota East's Bnan Godsey, onship, batdin~ LibertyCen(3,200) and Moeller s.lVhchaei = ter's ' Jess. Smith L and Jeff ~.4• Mcelleri 17~e the Crusaders will be in ~1VIunoz (discusand shot put): - McCarthy and Levan Maben.the field events with. Michael and Drew Walther(pole vault) of Oberlein.

1 ; BOy3 track y in the 300' shot ut ,r Drew ;WalterMunoz, to have a_ shot at titles.

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Four ((dole meet records ' were ) Pfaffe,.(long jump) 1 caul~hpBob "Mason Ward qualified 'hurdles, Middletown Fenwick shattered in the Greater Cathoand Shawn Higgins(pole nearly seven'seconds ;faster senior :Todd Heincke.,has. a : lic League Relays, which •La vault)..

Regional qualifiers Dan Ryan.

Ohio ,and shot to win with Emory King-'t • than anyone , ! Salle won at. La Salle Stadium. should wile,, it;'.'' Cheek said. ;(Warren JF~', DwightCarter (middle;distances) and Kenny ` Moelle? _ Michael Munoz Dunbar (1600 meters), along "Brian- Godsey is the defend:. (Columbus Bishop:Hartley)"; and Jon `Qualls combined to, with Tennel Bryant(sprints) ing state 4ampion, and he'll Justin .Gallagher (McComb) i throw 1"09-8 in the shot put, will _ Aso score well for a Moeller' be,•ready despite a loss at and' Sarn Bushing (Li beating the- record of 101-11 regionals "` Benton)'his fou ' e' opposi-~ t team that. acks_ depth.~F~?'ff~` set by St. Xavier in 1993: , `'In°pole vault,.Walther is the Lion. . onlyqualifier who has cleared Cheek ,doesn't think• any Cincinnati team can win a•team ~. + .'

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■ SPORTS:Football and track ■ ON;THE FIELD:,A wide receiver; Dan led Moeller with an average,-of 21._.7 yards•per catch and earned' AII-Greaier Catholic League,honors,in'track '0 IN THE CLASSROOM:Dan maintains.a 3:625 grade-point average on a 4:0 scale of advanced placement courses. He ranks 29th in his class.of 213~ 0 COLLEGE PREFERENCE:bndecided::: ■.COACH'S QUOTE:,"Dan is a talented;'hardworking':. young,man who excels as both a student and an atli lete. He has been an"outstanding performer in both' sports. He-exemplifies the terra student athlete."' l Todd E'. Naumann, assistant'football and track coach.

Coachesand.studentcounselors may nominate Daniel Ryan scholar-athletes Monday evenings between 6:30 and outstanding perfofmer ?

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Cross country polls/stats Division I. SCHOOL

POINTS 1. La Salle(11)...............................................137 2. St. Xavier(3)..............................................125 3. Fairfield ...............:..:.................................106 4.Elder .................................................:.........101 S. Moeller ........................................................ 67 6.Kings .............._;........................................... 54 7.Sycamore .....-..._...........................:............49.

8.Coleraln ..............;........_.:...........................43 9.Middletown ...........:..........................:...........39 10. Milford ..............:.........:...............................21 Others recelving.votew Harrison 6, Lakota East 5, Turpin 4, Princeton 2, Anderson 2, Glen Este 1.

TOP-INDIVIDUAL TIMES Claunch(Lakota Eest).a..............................15:30 ' Weitmarschen(SL Xavier)............................15:54 Dunbar (Moeller)........, ...;;....................16:14 !.Meurer(Ton)...........................:........:......16:20 Garvin(Kings).........................._....................16:26 King(St. Xawe ................................

I Gallagher(Sycamore)............................:.....16:33 Waymer(Oak Hills) .....:..............................:..16:35 Busboy(Kings).........................................:...16:37

(Boys':Sch lai/Ohlets' MICHAEL KLATTE, Moeller High School .

2 SPORTS: Cross Country, track...'.

■ ON THE FIELD:;A senior, Michael has been a fourtime varsity'letterWinnerin4rack and-field and cross country and has run a 4:44 in the mile.

I a IN.THE CLASSROOM:Michael malintairjs a 3:75 bride-point average.on 6.4.0 1 honors Weightedsystem -of advanced placement courses. H6.rinks seventh in ' ~, a plass.of 213.

■ COLLEGE PREFERENCE::Undecided but plans•to. pursue a medical career., , O'COACH'S COMMENT:,"Michael is one of the hard est workers on the team:He is certainly a role model for other students-and athletes,`'. _-Jerry Kombrink,'.,',: Moellercross.cou'ntry'coach.: e • Coaches and student counselors may nominate Michael Matte. scholar=athletes Monday evenings between 6:30 and Role model .. 10 by.calling 352-2767

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1. Le Salle(10).....:.............................:..........100 2. St Xavier ...................................:..............85 ., t • 3. Elder ...............:......:._.:._...:......:.............:82: 4.KI~9s ............„..............L............:..::..!:....r... 63 5,Fairfiek ....:...:................ . ...........:.M........:56' 6. Moeller .............................:................:......,.: 53 17.Sycamore......:..................................,.....:.43..

8.'Middletown ......::._..t.,:._.:..:......:....-...........28; ....11" 9. Coleraln 10.Oak Hills. .'..........:._............ .......9.

Otlroa receiving votes: Milford 8, Lakote• East4. Glen Este 1. Harrison 1. . ...................:...............15:22 est)........:................:.:.....15:40

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BY JOHN SCHUTTE Enquirer contributor Division I Cincinnati boys dominated the Dayton Regional track meet Saturday afternoon at Welcome Stadium.

From area schools, 26 individuals and four relay teams qualified Saturday for a spot in the state track meet next weekend at Welcome Stadium.

0- 1600 run: Even a battle with strep throat wasn't enough

BOYS TRACK to slow down Colerain's Mason Ward. .

Ward was struck with the sicknesson Thursday and stayed home-from school on Friday. A shot of antibiotics from his doctor seemed to clear up the problem and Ward looked strong winning the race.

The junior deviated from his normal strategy and went straight for the lead and held it the entire race.

"I ran a stupid race, but it is

fun to experiment and still win," Ward said, "I won't go for the lead next week."

Ward opened a comfortable lead in the first 800 meters and held off Lakota East's Jerry Claunch.

"I'm not the type of guy that runs well on my own, I thrive on the' competition," Ward said.

Cincinnati swept the event, claiming all four qualifying spots. Brian Godsey (Lakota East) and Jamie Obermeyer (Glen Este) rounded out the top four. ► 110 hurdles: Finishing second in the preliminaries may

have been a blessing in disguise for Walnut Hills senior Gary Cutright.

"I haven't raced against this kind of competition all year, getting beat in the prelims was an eye opener," Cutright said.

Cutright's only losses in the 110 high hurdles this year have been the Colerain Invitational and the preliminaries. ► 100 and 200 dash: Roger Bacon's Brandon Barnes captured both events. Barnes edged out Middletown's Antwaun Rogers at the wire to win the 100.

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HIGH SCHOOLS Boys Cross ountry District Championship Division 1 (3.1 miles at Voiceof America Park) (Top four teams qualify to Regionals and top 15 runners) Race 1 1. Elder 43: 5. Dickman 16:32; 6. Westerman 16:35; 7. Krumpelbeck 16:36; 9.

Wagner 16:46; 16. Smith 17:11.

2. La Salle 46: 1. Padgett 15:32; 4.

Rischmann 16:30; 10. Bader 16:49; 14. Fulmer 16:58; 17. Robbins 17:12.

3. Moel(pr 84: 3. Dunbar 16:27; 12. j Sullivan 16:55;19. Vanor0el 17:19; 20. Lewis 17:20; 30. Neumann,17:34.

4. Milford 114:8. List 16:38; 22. Malloni - 17:24; 27. Grimm 17:30; 28. Curtin 17:33; 29.

Manard 17:34.

Others: 5. Sycamore 128, 6. Turpin 146, 7. Oak Hills 171, 8. Harrison 181, 9.

Hamilton 301, 10. Northwest 311.

Regional Qualifiers: 2. Meurer (Turpin) 16:21; 11. King (Sycamore) 16:54; 13.

1 Gallagher (Sycamore) 16:56; 15. Wayner (Oak Hills) 11:00.

Race 2 't. St. Xavier 45: 2. Wietmarschen -~ 15:56;'4. King 1622; B. Busse 16:35; 13.

O'Brieh 16.51; 18. Gille 17:09.

Fairfield 76: 7. Dixon 16:30; 12.

I' Valentini 16:51; 16. Becker 16:54; 20. Hanck 17:13; Rieth 17:18.

3. Kings 102: 5. Busbey 16:23; 6. Garvin 16:29; 14. Velez 16:52; 28. Prince 17:37; 49.

Freson 18:37.

4. Colerain 106: 3. Ward 16:08; 10.

Noelcke 16:48; 29. Kluesener 17:40; 30. Eckstein 17:41; 34. Simcoe 17:56.

Others:?5. Lakota East 158, 6. Ft`nderson 165, 7. Lakota West 171, B. Glen•.Este 197, 9. Princeton 229, 10. Mason 251, 11.

Talawanda 292,12. Amelia 341, 13. Walnut Hills 387.

Regional Qualifiers: L Claunch (La! kota East) 15:45; 9. Rhodenbaugh (Tatawanda) 16:44; 11rHutson (Glen Este) 16:50; 15. Jepson (Lakota West) 16:53.

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on my lean at the end," Barnes said, "I'm just thankful to qualify for state."

Barnes was an easier winner in the 200. After a good start, he pulled away to win by half a second.

"I hope I do'',well at state, last year my excitement turned to fear and I didn't do very well." ► Shot put: A second place finish in the discus Thursday made Moeller junior Michael Munoz more determined to win I ire `s~iot put.

Munoz had a throw of 58 feeiahTsix inches to win the

regional.

"This will be my third trip to state," Munoz said, "I just want to relax ancThave fun and not get overwhelmed." . Brady Morris (Harrison) and Geoffrey Ziegler (La Salle) finished second and third to qualify.

Cincinnati Country Day's Trey Wright won the Division III shot put with a hurl of 52 feet, 5 inches. Like Munoz, Wright will be making his third trip to state after placing second in the region in 1997 and 98. ► 300 hurdles:

After finishing second in the both the 110 hurdles and 300 hurdles in the 1998 regional, Middletown Fenwick's Todd Heinecke felt it was his turn to win.

Heinecke finished second in the high`hurdles but rebounded to take an easy victory in the 300 hurdles.

"I fell behind early, that's the first time this year I had to come from behind," Heinecke said. "I knew I would win when I hit the turn."

Track--l4 7'~-Boys track Coleraln InvMatlonal Team Standings: 1. La Salle 125, 2. Princeton 60, 3. Moeller 54, 4.

Western Hills 51, 5. Covington Catholic 48, 6. Coleraln 39, 7. McNicholas 28, 8.

Lakota East 25, 9. Falrlie)d 20, 10.

Walnut Hills 19, 11. Mt. Healthy 19, 12. (tie) Aiken, Lakota West 14, 14. Withrow 13, 15. Milford 12.

Event Winners 3200Relay-La Salle 6:06.7; 11OHurdles-Passe -(Moe) 15.2; lOOMDaniels (Pri) 11.1; 16OOM-Padgett (Las) 4:17.8; 400Relay-Western Hills 44.1; 400M-Coates (Mcn) 51.2; 30OHurdlesHudepohl (Las) 41.1; BOOM-Ward (Col) 1:58.3; 29OM-Daniels (Pri) 23.0; 320OM-Ciabnch (Lake) 9:37.5; 160ORelay-MCNlcholas 3:30.8; Disc-Hill (Col) 155-5; SP-Rock+(Lakw) 50-1; U-Hams (Aik) 21-5; N1-Baker (Pd) 6.2; Pole-Albrink (Las) 13.6. .

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Moeller's Drew Walter broke the all-time Cincinndti-area pole vault record at the Huber Heights ::,Wayne Inv.itatibnal l:cleari-Rgxtle bar Ai'15-foot-6.

He won the GCL South division vault title at 14-foot-6, with his team finishing third behind LaSalle and St. Xavier.

-Junior Michael Munoz'-had the best discus toss at 165 feet and topped shot putters at 57-foot-7.

Wyoming won the Cincinnati Hills League track title with a 145point total. Madeira, with 1~1 _,points, finished second. Indian Hill was third and Deer Park took seventh.

HIGH SCHOOLS f )'/-S_1'2 /411 Boys track Seven Hills Invitational Team Standings: 1. CHCA 1101/2, 2.

Western Brown 731h, 3. Lockland 70, 4.

North College Hill 541/2, S. Deer Park 36, 6.

Reading 23, 7. Seven Hills 161/2, 8. Georgetown, Xenia Christian 16, 10. Felicity 14, 11.

Norwood 10, 12. (tie) Taft, Landmark Christian, New Miami 6, 15. St. Bernard 4, 16. Summit 2, 17. Cincinnati Christian 1.

SP-Lancaster (Norwood) 42-2; Disc-Arnold (Western Brown) 144-3 (meet record); HJ-Brown (Lockland) 6-0; LJ-Wynn (Lockland) 20-31/2; 3200RNorth College Hill 9:02.2; 110H-Day (CHCA) 15.5; 100-Wynn (Lockland) 11.3; 1600-Kroner (CHCA) 4:53.3; 40OR-CHCA 46.1; 400-Dean (NCH) 52.0; 300H-Day (CHCA) 43.8; 800-Hoket (Western Brown) 2:05.7; 200-Wynn (Lockland) 22.9; 3200-Jones (Western Brown) 11:10.6; 160OR-CHCA 3:42.8.

Madeira Invitational Team Standings: 1. Wyoming 1001/2, Madeira 65, 3. Finneytown 63, 4. (tie) 2.

New Richmond, Purcell Marian 60, 6. Kings CCD 50, 8. Clermont NE 10, 9. Indian 541/2,7.

-Hill 8, 10. Mariemont 7, 11. CHCA 6, 12.

4, 13. Felicity, 3. DNS-Hillcrest, Reading Summit, SCPA. (Madeira) 152-4; SPDisc-Cardoza j Vesser (Finneytown) 49-91/4; HJ-Johnson (Kings) 20-01h; LJ-Niehaus (CCD) 6-0; 3200R-Wyoming 8:30.0; 110H-Payne (Finneytown) 100-Jones (Wyoming) 15.1; 11.2; 800R-New Richmond 1:36.9; 1600400R-Fin4:35.0; (Wyoming) Schaengold neytown 44.4; 400-Payne(Wyoming) 52.7; 800-Schaen41.2; (CCD) 300H-Johnson . gold (Wyoming) 2:00.1; 200-Harris (Finneytown) 23.4; 3200-McCart (New Richmond) 10:33.0; 1600R-Wyoming 3:31.4.

Worthington Invitational Team Standings (12 teams): 1. Centerville 92", 2. La Salle 86, 3. Worthington Kilborne 68, 4. Thomas Worthington 57, 5.

Dublin Scioto 56.

La Salle finishers: SP-1. Zigler 52-2; HJ-1. Esterkamp 6-8; 3. LaSita 6-0; PV-l.

Pierson 13-0; 2. Tenbrink 13-0;640OR-2. La Salle 19:02.54; 3200R-3. La Salle 8:25.0; 11014-5. Hamilton 15.46; 100-6. Jones 12.24; 1600-3. Buffer 4:32.18; 400-6. Beck 53.0; 800-3. Voeun 2:02.69; 3200-3. Butler 9:52; 4. Bader 9:55; 1600R-5. La Salle 3:32.24.

Portsmouth Inviational Team Standings (13 teams): 1. Moeller 153, 2. Portsmouth MS, 3. Wheelersburg 891/2,4. Purcell Marian 68, 5. London 54, 6.

Eastern Brown 47.

COACHES POLL 1. La Salle (7) ........................................97 2. St. Xavier(2) ......................................B4 3. Colerain .............................................73 4. Middletown(1)..................................71 5. Elder ..................................................60 6. Moeller ..............................................56 7. Princeton ...........................................36 8. Anderson ..........................................21 9. Lebanon ............................................10 10. Walnut Hills ...........................!.....___9 OTHERS: Winton Woods 9, Oak Hills, 6, Turpin 4, Loveland 3, Sycamore 3, Fairfield 2, Masdn 2. Hamilton 1, Lakota East 1, Milford 1, Mt. Healthy 1.

Local finishers: SP-1. Munoz(MI ler) 55-3; Disc-1. Munoz (Moeller) 178-2; LJ-l. Moore (Purcell) 20-91h; PV-1. Walfar (Moeller) 14-6; 1600-1. Dunbar (Moeller) 4:35; 3200-1. Dunbar (Moeller) 9:56.7; 3200R -Moeller 9:31.8., Co-Performers of the Meet: Mike Munoz (Moeller), Kenny Dunbar (Moeller).

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1. Cutrigght(Walnut Hills) ...................21.6 Mae all(Princeton) .......................21.6 3. Vinson(Middletown) .........:............21.7 4. Barnes(Roger Bacon)...................21.9 5. Rogers(Middletown) .....................22.0 400 1. A. Grant(Madison).........................50.0 Hunt (Elder) ...............................':..50.0 Julius(Mason)................................50.0 4. Marshall(Loveland) .......................50.4 5. Heffernan (MCNich.) .................... `_.508

Boo 1. Ward (Colerain) ...........................1:56.5 2. Claunch(Lak. East) .....................1:58.1

Poll 1. La Salle (10)......._._.............. 158 2. St. Xavier (2).........._............ 120 3. Colerain................_._......_...... 113 4. Elder...................._..._.............105 5. Moeller................................... 96 6. Middletown............................ 94 7. Princeton................................ 57 8. Anderson............................... 37 9. Milford.................................... 10 9. Oak Hills..........._..................... 10 9. Winton Woods,..................... 10 9. Walnut Hills............................ 10

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3. Schreiner(SI. X) _........................1:58.4 4. Austrian(Walnut).......... _........._..1:59.1 Schaengold (Wyo.)......................1:59.1 1,600 1. Ward (Colerain) ...........................4:11.9 2. Claunch (Lak. East) .....................4:18.7 3. Godsey (Lak. East).....................4:23.4 4. Butler(La Salle) ..........................4:25.0 See (Middletown)........................4:25.0 3,200 1. Godsey(Lak. East).....................9:23.3 2. Claunch(Lak. East) .....................9:32.1 3. Ward (Colerain) ...........................937.0 4. Dunbar(Moeller).........................9:39.0 5'. Buller (La Salle) ..........................9:40.4

100 METERS 1. Cutright(Walnut Hills) ....................10.5 2. Barnes(Roger Bacon)...................103 2. McCall(Princeton) .........................10.7 4. Fieglein (La Salle) ..........................10.8 Harris(Finneytown) .......................10.8 Lindsay(Lebanon) .........................10.8 Rogers(Middletowd).......................10.8 MacCall(Princeton) ' . ....................10.8

~ AIQ ~~4 TRACKHONOR ROLL Boys 1. Planck (Middletown)............6-8 Schwarz (Moeller)...........9:52.0 ` _ `19 8.7. Bader (La Salle)................9:54.4 3. Matthews (St. Xavier)........6-4

2. Clinton-Massie ............................3:26.9 3. McNicholas .................................3:27.3 4. Elder ............................................3:27.5 5. St. Xavier .....................................3:27.9 3,200 RELAY ,1. St. Xavier .....................................8:07.6 2. Lakota East .................................8:08.2 3. Colerain ........_............................8:08.8 4. Elder ............................................8:11.4 5. Middletown .................................8:13.0 SHOT PUT 1. Munoz(Moeller) ...........

2. Morris (Harrison) ...................x...55-43A 3. Qualls(Moeller) .............................54-6 4. Ziegler(LaSalle) .........................53-11 5. Veser(Finnetown) ......................52-51/2

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1. Cutright(Walnut Hills) ....................14.3 2. Hamilton(La Salle) .........................14.7 Lehman (Milford)......._ ...................14.7 Stevenson (St. Xavier).._....._.......-14.7 Tipton (Winton Wds).... .................14.7 Williams(WestHi) ...........................14.7

1. Munoz(Moeller)........................_118-2 2. Mignery(Hamilton) ....................172-10 3. Anderson (Amelia) ......_.._..____.170-4 3. Schumacher(Midd.) ....................156-8 5. Cardoza (Madeira).......................152-4

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1. Esterkamp(La Salle) _._.................6-8 Planck (Middletown) ........................6-8 3. Bird (Princeton)-___•••• ...........6-5

1.Lehman (,Milford) .._.,...._._.._.........39.1 2. Stevenson (St. Xavier) ._........_....-.39.2 3. Askew (Colerain)....._.... __,...... _...40.0 4. Born (Elder). .. .,. ......................40.1 Grau(Tm pin.) ...............................40.1 Heinecke(Fenwek).... .............40.1 -_400 RELAY 1. Middletown ..................................42.2 Princeton ................... _.........42.7 3. Roger Bacon .. _.........................42.8 4. Walnut Hills ..........................A3.5 Purcell Marian .. .... ..... __ ... 438 St. Xavier ................_.-.._ _438 1,600 RELAY 1. Middletown ......................_ ..3:26.7

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LONG J)1MP 1 Vandiver (Colerain) ...............__._22.11 2. Cartel (Princeton)................ ......21-11 3. Long (Mt. Healthy)...:......:...........21-Bw 4. Palle(Moeller) .... ...... ......21-41/2 5. Sherman (Princeton) ...........

POLE VAULT 1 Walter (Moeller) .............................15-6 2. Klotzbach (Fairfield)..._ ..................14-6 Moll(Anderson)..................._........14-6 4 Woestman (St. Xavier)...................14-0 5 R. Grant(Madison) ...............

U-6 Higgins(Moeller) _.._.....................13-6 Pierson (La Salle) ....._ ...................13-6

Others: Mason 8, Turpin 8, Sycamore 6, Lebanon 3, Fairfield 2, Lakota East 2, McNicholas 2.

100 1. Cutright (Walnut Hills)..._..10.5 2. Carter (Princeton)............. 10.7 3. Fieglein(LaSalle)...............10.8 3. Rogers (Middletown)........ 10.8 3. MacCall (Princeton)...........10.8 6. Jones (Fairfield)................. 10.9 6. Miree (Winton Woods)..... 10.9 6. Myers (Hamilton)...............10.9 6. Theobald (Elder).................10.9 6. Vinson (Middletown)......... 10.9 200 1. Cutright (Walnut Hills).......21-6 1. MacCafl (Princeton)...........21.6 3. Vinson (Middletown).........21.7 4. Rogers (Middletown)........22.0 5. Carter (Princeton).............22.2 6. Theobald (Elder).................22.3 7. Harris (Finneytown)..........22.4 7. Fieglein (La Salle)...............22.4 9. Barnes (Roger Bacon).......225.

10. Julius(Mason).....................22.6 10. Lindsay (Princeton)...........22.6 . 400 1. Grant(Madison)............._..50.0 I., Hunt (Eider).........................50.0 3. Heffernan (MCNicholas)...50.8 3. Turk (Princeton)................ 50.8 3. Julius (Mason)Salle).........50.8 6. ReberIson (Withrow).,......51.4 7. Askew (Colerain)................51.5 7. Meredith (Turpin)..............51.5 9. Harris (Finneytown)..........51.7 9. Young (Middletown)..........51.7 800 1. Ward (Colerain)...............1:56.5 2. paunch (Lakota East)... 1:58.1 3. Schreiner (St. Xavier).... 1:58.4 4. Ausman(Walnut Hills)... 1:59.1 4. Schaengold (Wyoming)..1:59.T 6. Jordan (Milford).............. 1:59.5 7. Hufford (Lakota East)... 1:59.9 8. R. Grant (Madison).........2:00.0 8. See (Middletown)............2:00.0 10. Voeun (La Salle)..............2:00.1 10. Koch (Fairfield)................2:00.1 1,600 1. Ward (Colerain)...............4:11.9 2. Claunch (Lakota East)...4:18.7 3. Godsey (Lakota East)....4:23.4 4. See (Middletown)............4:25.0 4. Butler (La Salle)...............4:25.0 6. Reis (Elder).......................4:25.6 7. Kidd (St. Xavier)..............4:25.6 8. Dunbar (Moe0er).............4:26.4 9. Meurer (Turpin)..............4:29.1 10. Hussel (Colerain)............. 4;30.0 3,200 I. -clsey(Lakota East) 9:213 2. Claunch (Lakota East)...9:32.1 3. Butler (La Salle)...............9:40.4 4. Reis (Eider).......................9:44.4 5. Dunbar (Moeller).............9:44.9 6. Wietmarschen(St. X)....9:47.9

9. Hussel (Colerain)..............9:54.6 10. Lindy (Walnut Hills).........9:54.8 110 Hurdles 1. Cufright(Walnut Hills)..,.... 14.3 2. Hamilton (La Salle)............. 14.7 2. Lehman (Milford)............... 14.7 2, Stevenson (St. Xavier).......14.7 2. Tipton (Winton Woods)..... 14.7 2. Williams (Western Hills).... 14.7 7. Render (Sycamore)............14.8 8. Hines (McNicholas)............ 15.1 8. Crawford (Lebanon).......... 15.1 8. Payne (Wyoming)...............15.1 300 Hurdles 1. Lehman (Milford)............... 39.1 2. Stevenson (St. Xavier).......39.2 3. Askew (Colerain)................40.0 4. Born (Eider).........................40.1 4. Grau (Turpin).......................40.1 6. Williams (Western Hills)....40.7 7. Hamilton (La Salle)............. 40.9 8. Render (Sycamore)............41.0 9. Ryan (Moeller)........._......... 41.1 9. Young (Elder)......................41.1 400 Relay 1. Middletown...........................42.7 1. Princeton...............................42.7 3. Roger Bacon.........................43.8 3. St. Xavier...............................43.8 5. Western Hills..,......................44.1 6. Finneytown.,......................... 44.2 7. Purcell Marian......................44.3 7. Winton Woods...................... 44.3 9. Walnut Hills............................44.4 10. Hamilton.................................44.5 1,600 Relay 1. McNicholas........... ... ___..3:27.3 .

1. Middletown........................3:27.3 3. Elder....................................3:27.5 4. St. Xavier............................3:27.9 5. Turpin.................................3:28.1 6. Walnui.Hills.........................3:18.2 7. Anderson............................3:28.3 8. Hamilton..............................3:29.0 9. La Salle................................3:29.8 10. Wyoming........._..................3:30.2 3,200 Relay 1. St. Xavier............................8:01.5 2. Lakota East.......................8:08.2 3. Colerain...............................8:08.8 4. Elder....._................_...........8:11.4 5. Turpin........._.......................8:14.0 6. Middletown..........._...... ..8:17.1 7. La Salle........................:......8:18.3 B. Mason............................. . ..8:22.5 9. Fairfield...............................8:24.0 10. Milford.........................:.:.....8:27.0 Shot Put 1. Munoz (Moeller),............ 59=43/2 2. Qualls (Moeller)...................54-6 3. Ziegler (La Salle)...............53.11 4. Morris (Harrison).............52.11 5. Robinson (Hillsboro).......50-41,4 6. Veser (Finneytown).......49-91/2 7. Walker (Northwest)..........49-9 8. Anderson (Amelia).............49-8 9. Weinstock (Glen Este)......49-7 10. Bush (Mt. Healthy).............49.2 Discus 1. Munoz (Moeller):.............. 178-2 2. Anderson (Amelia)...........170-4 3. Schumacher (Midd.)........ 156-8 4. Mignery (Hamilton)....... 155-10 5. Cardoza (Madeira)...........152-4 6. Qualls (Moeller).................150-6 7. Hill (Colerain)..................... 150-5 8. Perry (Oak Hills)............. 149-11 149-4 9. Landers (Anderson) 10. Flesch (Colerain)...............145-2 High Jump 1. Esterkamp(La Salle)...........6-8

3. Moore (Winton Woods).......6.4 3. Rummel(Glen Este)............ 6-4 3. White (Aiken) Este).............6-4 7. Bird (Princeton)....................6.3 8. Cringer (Fairfield)...............6.2 8. Langston(Lebanon)........._,.6.2 S. Long (Mt. Healthy)...............6.2 8. Weldon (St. Xavier)..............6-2 8. Shaw (CHCA).........................6.2 8. Witte (St. Xavier).................6-2 Long Jump 1. Vandiver (Colerain)..........22-11 2. Carter (Princeton)............21-11 3. Long (Mt. Healthy).........21-8'/4 4. Palle (Moeller)............... 21-41/2 5. Sherman (Princeton)......... 21-3 6. Hudson (Purcell Marian)...21-2 7. Moore (Purcell Marian)20-91,12 8. Larkin (St. Xavier)............. 20-8 9. Born (Elder)......................... 20-7 9. Julius (Mason).....................20-7 1 Pole Vault 1. Klotzbach (Fairfield).......... 14.6 I. Walter (Moeller)................. 14.6 1. Wolf (Anderson)................. 14-6 4. Woesiman (St. Xavier)..... 14-0 5. R. Grant (Madison)............ 13-6 5. Higgins (Moeller)................ 13-6 5. Pierson (La Salle)............... 13-6 8. Magrino (St. Xavier)..........13-0 8. Russell (Princeton)............. 13-0 8. Tawney (Sycamore)..........13-0 8. Tenbrinck(La Salle)...........13-0

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State track meets School for Girls 3:52.59,4. Wyoming (Omoyosi, GIRLS Shelleby, Knapke,Fulton) 4:01.08,5. Mariemont (At Welcome Stadium,Dayton) (Howard,Parker, Wetzel, Vianello) 4:02.0.

Division 1 1.

Cotlinwood Standings: Cleveland Team Boys TrAck 59,2. Columbus Brookhaven 51, 3. Bedford 28, 4. (At Welcome Stadium Dayton) Shaker Heights 25. 11. Withrow 12, 14. Colerain Division I 11, 20. Wilmington 9,33.(tie) McNicholas, Team Standings! 1. Worthington Thomas Walnut Hills 6,51. Middletown 4, 54. Lebanon 3, Wortingion 44, 2. Bedford 40, 3. Cleveland St. 57.(tie) Aiken, Mercy, Anderson, Ursuline 2, Ignatius 35,4. Westerville North 27, 5. Moeller 67. Milford 1.

19, 6. Lakott East 18, 9. Colerain 15, 14. (tie) Middletown, Hamilton 12, 18. St. Xavier 11, 28.

State champions (tie) Harrison, Fairfield 8, 45. Walnut Hills 4, 57.

High Jump: 1. Estrict (Cleveland La Salle 3 1/2,61.(tie) Mount Healthy, Colinwood) 5.8.3. Jones (Wilmington) 5-7,12.

Princeton 2.

Sparks(McAuley) 5-4, 13. Prosperi (Lebanon) 5.2.

State champions Estrict (Cleveland Jump: Long Pole Vault: 1. Walter (Moeller) 15-6,2.

Collinwood) 19-1/2. 3. Akubeze (MCNicholas) Klotzbach(Fairfield) 15-0, 4. Higgins (Moeller) 18.41/4, 15. Frierson (Talawanda) 17-0.

14-6,7 Pierson (LaSalle) 14-0.

Discus: 1. Mallory (Ashland) 154-10, 11.

Shot Put: 1. Basich (Painesville Riverside) Mobley (Harrison)123-9.

59-63/4,2. Morris (Harrison) 57-11 3/4, S. Shot Put: 1. McCall (Elyria) 44-7 3/4,7.

Munoz (Moeller) 56-91/2, 10. Ziegler (La Salle) Leesman (Mercy) 39-43/4,15. Zachery 52-9 1/2.

(Mount Notre Dame)36-5,16. Hildebrand High Jump: 1. Guice (Lima Sr.) 6-11,4.

(Mercy) 33.21/2.

Clint Planck(Middletown)6-8,1. Esterkamp Igo Hurdles: 1. Jackson (Shaker Heights) (La Salle) 6-6.

13.68.7. Biddle (Ursuline) 15.24, 8. Meranda Discus: 1. Coffing (Mount Vernon) 183-1, (Milford) 15.43.

3. Mignery (Hamilton) 173-3, 10. Munoz 100 Meters: 1. Carpenter (Columbus (Moeller) 162-4,14. Landers (Anderson) 152.0.

Brookhaven) 11.75.

Long Jump: 1. Stephens (Springfield 800 Relay: 1. Bedford 1:40.17, 5. Withrow South) 23-9,7. Long (Mount Healthy) 22.8.

(Dante Marshal,Stevonne Spivery, Bredye 110 High Hurdles: 1. Wilson(Westerville Martin,Green) 1:42.35.

South) 13.70, 5. Cutright(Walnut Hills) 14.37.

1,600 Meters: 1. Jumer (Centerville) 100 Meters: 1. Peacock (Toledo Scott) 4:53.70,1. Homan (Anderson)5:04.03, 12. Crum 10.96, 3. Myers (Hamilton) 11.07, 5. Barnes (Colerain) 5:17.16.

(Roger Bacon) 11.14,7. McCall (Princeton) 400 Relay: 1. Cleveland Collinwood 47.57,.

11.31.

400 Meters: 1. Robinson (Columbus 1600 Meters: 1. Ward (Colerain) 4:1204, Brookhaven) 54.%,7. Miller (Colerain) 57.54.

13.Obermeyer (Glen Este) 4:32.22300 Hurdles: 1. Jackson (Shaker Heights) 400 Relay: 1. Bedford 41.55.

41.11,5. Lanham (Middletown) 43.57, 6. Jones Meters: 1. Wheailey (Thomas 400 (Wilmington) 43.71,7. Harris(Aiken) 44.67.

Worthtngton) 47.10.

8W Meters: 1. Jordan (Cleveland Hurdles: 1. Wilson (Westerville North) 300 Collnwood) 2:09.59, 6. Gingerric (Lebanon) 36.46.

2:14.51,15. Morgan (Amelia) 2:21.08.

Slyvester (Cleveland St. Meters: 800 1.

200 Meters: 1. Carpenter (Columbus Ignatius) 1:52.89,4. Kidd (St. Xavier) 1:55.3110.

Brookhaven) 24.25, 6.-Green (Wthrow)25.67.

1:57.31, 12. Murray', Xavier) (St. Schreiner 3200 Meters: 1. Kruppa (Dublin Coffman) (Anderson) 1:58.74.

10:48.14,8. Zeinner (Colerain) 11:19.92, 9. Zinn Wheatley (Thomas Meters: 1.

200 (Lakota East) 11:20.67, 14. Bedingfield Worthington) 21.87,8. Vinson (Middletown) (Coerain) 12:06.56.

22.40.

1600 Relay: 1. Bedford 3:48.81,4. Withrow 3200 Meters: 1. Hanle (Columbus (Green, Martin, Marshall, Spivery) 3:55.20.

Easimoor) 9:12.93,2. Godsey (Lakota East) Division 11 9:14.11.

Team Standings: 1. Cleveland Heights 1600 Relay: 1. Thomas Worthington 3:16.37, Beaumont School for Girls 89, 2. Akron Hoban 3. Middletown(Young,Pope,Rogers, Vinson) 44. Others: 14, Mariemont 14, 15. Clermont 3:18.22.

Northeastern 11,23. (tie) Hillsboro, Indian Hill 8, Division ll 37. Wyoming 5, 58.(tie) Purcell Marian, Clinton Team Standings: 1.Orrville 42, 2.

Massie 1.

Court House 28. Others: 20.

Washington State champions Wyoming 10, 58.(tie) Finneytown,Purcell 100 Hurdles: 1. Connolloy (Springfield Shawnee) Marian, Western Brown 2, 65. Middleto wn 14.78.

Madison 1.

100 Meters: 1. Bates (Byesvile State champions Meadowbrook 12.10.

110 High Hurdles: 1. Roberts Beaumont Heights 800 Relay: 1. Cleveland (Bellefontaine) 14.45, 3. Payne(Wyoming) School for Girls 1:42.41.

14.59.

1600 Meters: ).Downing (Cleveland Meters: 100 J. Robinson (Orrville) 11.03.

Heights Beaumont School for Girls) 5:09.44,2.

1600 Meters: 1. Myers IFairfield Union) Vianello (Mariemont) 5:09.55.

4:09.11.

400 Relay: 1. Bishop Hartley 49.29.8.

400 Relay: 1. Martins Ferry 42.50 Purcell Marian (Henderson, Flowers, Wilson, 400 Meters: 1. Fraley (Cleveland Smith) 50.85. _ 48.606. Payne (Wyoming) 49.76, Benedictine) Akron Hoban) 400 Meters: 1 Moore( 8. A. Grant (Middletown Madison) 50.84.

55.05.

300 Hurdles: 1. Wiggington (Colunbus Shawnee) 300 Hurdles: 1. Fuchs (Preble Centennial) 38.10.

43.99. S. Duncan (Clinton Massie) 48.49.

Myers (Fairfield Union) 1.

800 Meters: (Cleveland 800 Meters: 1. Campbell 1:52.73.12. R. Grant (Middletown Madison) Heights Beaumont School for Girls) 2:12.86,8.

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(Mariemont) 2:17.95.

Vianelo 200 Meters:Isaacs(Chesapeake 2211.

200 Meters: 1. Moore(Akron Hoban) 3200 Meters: 1. Mueller(Shelby) 9:09.56.9.

25.09.6. Copeland (Indian Hill) 26.15.

Honnold (Greenfield McClain) 9:42.81.

3200 Meters: 1. Fryburg (Kettering Alter) 1600 Relay: 1. Orville 3:19.97.8. Wyoming 11:04.76:r 1600 Relay: t. Cleveland Heights Beaumont (Parks, Verny,McLandrich,Payne) 3:32.60.

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BY DAB SCHME, r Enquirer contributor x~ 't If there is such a thing as a perfect performance in track and field, both Drew Walter and Mason Ward came close to it at the state meet.

In winning the Division I pole vault championship,Walter went Without a miss in clearing the bar at every height to become.

Moeller's second state track and field champion.

A Colerain junior and third place finisher last year in the 1600 meters,Ward,benefitted from the disappointment and went on to easily capture the Division I title.

Cincinnati's only 1999 state track and field champions,Walter and Ward are ne Enquirer's CoAthletes of the Year.

After Moeller ,won the 1998 Dayton regional championship but failed to score at the Division I state meet,Crusader coach Jerry Kombrinek decided to lake a different approach this season.

"All along, we've talked to the kids about performing in big situations," Kombrinck said:"Some of the kids were on the football team that went to the state finals two years ago and didn't win it.

They wanted to do well in the big show."

Moeller went on to score a sc ool- est 19 points to finish fifth at the state meet, earning Kombrinck Ae Enquirer's Coach of the Year honors.

Walter qualified to the state meet the previous two seasons but didn't perform well. He was determined to bring home the big prize in 1999.

As a reminder, Walter printed '15-6' on his left wrist, a height that he felt it would take to win

the championship. As it turned out, Walter's winning vault was 15-6, tying the city record he set four weeks ago.

"I knew I was going to win it," Walter said. "My wake-tip call came at the district when I finished second. I then knew I wasn't invincible and any one here could beat me."

Ward, Colerain's first state track champion, also was confident going into the 10)meters.

"Finishing third'last year was the best thing that happened to me," Ward said. "I was a little cocky but I have been focused all season coming into the state."

In a personal best time. of 4:12.04,Ward was the easy winner.

A coach who works year-round promoting cross country and track, Kombrinck predicted that the Crusaders best performance at the state meet will carry over to next season.

'We have a lot of yourig kids and it was good for them to see the seniors come through," Kona= brihck said.

"I also can't say enough about Michael (ML 110Z). I know lie's disappointed by his effort at the state rneet (discus and shot put) but he has a lot to be proud ofthis season."

During the season, Munoz set a city record in the discuswits a throw of 178-2, the best in Division I coming into the state meet.

In picking the All-Star track and field team, The Enquirer heavily weighted the performances of die athletes at the state meet, with the highest finishers earning first team honors.

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From Page 1B There is no favorite on either side, though there are a number of contenders.

'On the boys' side, La Salle, the only Cincinnati team to win a Division I team title (1994) in,40 years, has won seven straight GCL meets and six consecutive coaches' poll titles. Health concerns, including foot injuries to junior distance runner Steve Padgett (third at state in cross country, has run a 9:20 indoor 3,200 me-, ters, out indefinitely) and senior Derrick Butler (state qualifier 3,200 last season), has Lanc:ers coach Frank Russo frustrated. But with 13 seniors, including high jumper Steve Esterkamp (6-8) and Dennis Fieglein (sprints and long jump) returning, La Salle will be near the top again.

The expectation in our program is to win," said Russo.

Russo's brother Ron coaches at Colerain h and has the Cardinals in a position to knock La Salle off the top. Junior Mason Ward finished third in the 1,600 meters at state last season in a school-record 4:15.42. Sophomore Blake Hill, a transfer from Mount Healthy, ,was a regional meet qualifier in the discus. Seniors B.J. Askew (300 low hurdles) and Shawn Vandiver (100, 200, long jump) add strength in the sprints, giving Ron Russo reason for optimism.

"We'll be a little down in the pole vault and 110 high hurdles," he said,"but in every other event, we will score." ixoeller lacks overall depth, but has top in-4 divi ua s not only in Walter but junior Mike Munoz (shot put, discus), Jon Qualls (shot, discus), and Tennell Bryant (sprints). St. Xavier, which won the Division I state cross country title in the fall, will be strong in the distance events and relays but will lack experience. Princeton, a long-time power in track, will have to rely on the sprints and jumps for its points.

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100 1. Cutright(Walnut Hills) .....10.5 2. Fieglein (La Salle) ..............10.8 2. Rogers (Middletown).......10.8 2. MacCall (Princeton).:.......10.8 5. Carter (Princeton) ............10.9 5. Jones (Fairfield) ................ 10.9 5. Miree (Winton Woads)....10.9 5. Myers (Hamilton).............10.9 - 5. Theobald (Elder) ...............10.9 S. Vinson (Middletown)........10.9 200 1. Cutright(Walnut Hills) .....21.9 2. MacCaB (Princeton) .........22.1 3. Harris (Finneytown)........22.4 3. Fieglein (La Salle) ..............22.4 5. Barnes(Roger Bacon).....22.5 5. Rogers (Middletown).......22.5 5. Vinson (Middletown)........22.5 22.6 8. Lindsay (Princeton) - 9. Marshall (Loveland) .........22.7 10. Myers (Hamilton) .............22.8 10. Theobald(Elder) ............... 22.8 400 1. Turk (Princeton) ...............50.8 2. Hunt (Elder).......................50.9 ' 3. Robertson (Withrow).......51.4 4. Askew (Colerain)..............51.5 5. Harris (Finneytown)........51.7 5. Young (Middletown)........51.7 7. Heffernan (McNicholas)..52.2 52.2 7. Marshall(Loveland) 7. Voeun (LaSalle)................52.2 70. Julius (Mason) Salle) ........51.9 51.9 le. Marshall (Loveland) 800 1. Ward (Colerain) ..............1:56.5 2. Ausman(Walnut Hills)..1:59.1 2. Schaengold (Wyoming).1:59.1 4. Launch (Lakota East)..1:59.7 4. Par off (Anderson).......1:59.7 6. See (Middletown) ...........2:00.0 7. Voeun (La Salle) .............2:00.1 7. Koch (Fairfield) ..............2:00.1 9. Rhodenbaugh(Tala.)......2:00.2 10. Kidd (St. Xavier) ............2:00.3 1,600 1. Ward (Colerain) ..............4:11.9 2. Launch (Lakota East)..4:78.7 • 3. Godsey (Lakota East)..4:23.4 4. See (Middletown) ...........4:25.0 4. Butler (La Salle) .............4:25.0 - ~6. Dunbar (Moefier)...........4:26.4 7. Hussef (Colerain)............4:30.0 8. Meurer (Turpin)............4:30.4 9. Reis (Elder).....................4:30.6 10. O'Brien (St. Xavier).......4:30.9 3,200 1. Godsey (Lakota East)..9:29.5 2. Claunch (Lakota East)..9:32.1 3. Butler (La Salle) .............9:40.4 4. Reis (Elder) .....................9:44.4 5. Dunbar (Moelller) ...........9:44.9 6. Wietmarschen (St. X.)...9:47.9 7. Schwarz (Moeller),.........9:52.0 8. Bader(LaSalle).............9:54.4 9. Rischman (La Salle).......9:55.0

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7 Mile run: 1. Tommy Bonn (Texas) 4:11.8; 2. Mason Ward (Colerain) 4:12.83.

Elder Invitational Team Standings: 1. Elder 163, 2.

Moeller 139, 3. Wintoo Woods 99, 4. Elder (B) 44, 5. Scott 35, 6. Hughes 7.

SP-Munoz(M) 59-41h; Disc-Munoz (M),4'00-101/2; LJ-Paffe (M) 21-2; HJMoore (W) 6-4; PV-McKiddy (E) 12-0; 3200R-Elder 8:29.6; 110H-Tipton(W) 14.7; 100-Miree (W) 10.9; 1600-Reis (E) 4:30.6; 400R-Elder 45.4; 400-Hunt (E) 50.9; 300H-Born (E) 40.7; 800-McKeown (M) 2:04.9; 200-Theobald (E) 22.9; 3200Reis (E) 9:44.4; 1600R-Elder 3:34.0.

10. Rhodenbaugh (Tala.).....10:00.0 110 Hurdles 1. Cutright (walnut Hills) .......14.3 2. Hamilton (La Salle) ............14.7 2. Tipton (Winton Woods)....14.7 2. Williams (Western Hills)...14.7 5. Render (Sycamore)..........14.8 6. Lehman (Milford) ..............14.9 7. Hines (McNicholas)...........15.1 7. Stevenson (St. Xavier).....15.1 9. Wolf (Anderson)................15.2 10. Bokelman (La Salle) ..........15.4 10. Palle (Moeller) ..................15.4 10. Kumpf (Elder) ....................15.4 10. Ramstetter (Elder) ........... 15.4 300 Hurdles 1. Stevenson (St. Xavier).....39.2 2. Askew (Colerain) ...............40.0 2. Lehman (Milford) ..............40.0 4. Born (Elder) ........................40.7 4. Williams(Western Hills)...40.7 6. Hamilton (La Salle) ............40.9 7. Ryan (Moeller) ...................41.1 7. Young (Elder) .....................41.1 9. Hines (McNicholas)...........41.2 9. Paffe(Moeller) ..................41.2 400 Relay 1. Middletown ..........................42.7 1. Princeton ......................_......42.7 3. Roger Bacon ........................43.8 3. St. Xavier .............................43.8 5. Finneytown .............._..........44.2 6. Purcell Marian ...................44.3 6. Winton Woods ..-..........._....44.3 8. Western Hills .......................44.4 8. Walnut Hills ..........-.............dd.4 10. Hamilton ...............................44.5 1,600 Relay 1. Middletown .......................3:27.3 2. St. Xavier ..........................3:27.9 3. Hamilton ............................3:29.0 4. LaSalle......_......................3:29.8 5. Turpin ............._..................3:29.9 6. Fairfield .............................3:30.5 1. McNicholas ...._....._._.......3:31.7 8. Purcell Marian .........._.....3:32.6 9. Colerain ..............................3:32.8 10. Elder' ....................._...........3:32.9 3,200 Relay 1. St. Xavier ..........................8:08.3 2. Colerain ..............................8:08.8 3.. Turpin .................................8:14.8 4. Middletown .............._.......8:17.1 S. LaSalle ................_............8:18.3 6. Lakota East ......................8:22.3 7. Mason ......................._.......8:22.5 S. Fairfield .................._.........8:24.0 9. Milford ...........::.................:8:28.2 to. Anderson ...........................8:29.1 Shot Put 1. Munoz (Moeller)............59-41/2 2. Qualls (Moeller).................54-6 3. Ziegler (La Salle) .............53-11 4. Morris (Harrison) ............52-11 5. Robinson (Hillsboro) ......50-41/2 6. Veser(Finneytown).....49.91/2 49-9 7. Walker (Northwest) 8. Bush (Mt. Healthy) ...........49-2 9. Anderson(Amelia)...........49-0 10. Schumacher (Midd.)......48-6'h Discus 170-4 1. Anderson (Amelia) 2. Munoz(Moeller) ....:.......166-10 3. Schumacher (Midd.)........156.8 4. Mignery(Hamilton)......155-10 5. Hill (Colerain) ....................150-5 6. Perry (Oak Hills) ........... 149-11 7. Landers (Anderson).......149-4 8. Flesch (Colerain) ............. 145-2 9. Arnold (W.Brown)..........145-0 10. Jordan (Mt. Healthy) ......144-2 High Jump 1. Planck (Middletown) ..........6-7 2. Esterkamp(La Salle) .........6.6 3. Matthews (St. Xavier) ......:6.4

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Boys track Greater Catholic League Relays (At La Salle Stadium) Team Standings: 1. La Salle 96, 2. St. 'Xaviuer 83, 3. Elder 78, 4. Moeller 65th, 5.

Kettering Alter 23, 6. (tie) McNicholas, Purcell Marian 22, 8. Roger g Bacon 20, 9.

B ode-Julienne 13'/s, 10. Hamilton 1 adin 1D. Event Winners: HJ-La Salle (Steve Esterkamp, Bill Blessing) 12-6 (meet recolld); LJ-Moeller (Pfaffe, Ryan) 40-11, SP-Moeller (Munoz, Qualls) 109-8 Discus-Moeller (Qualls, Munoz) 294-1; PVMoeller (Walters, Higgins) 27-0; Shuttle Hurdles-La Salle 1:07.9; 6400R-St. Xavier 18:50.3; 800 Sprint Medley-Elder 1:31.0; 3200R-St. Xavier 8:12.5 (meet record); 400R-St. Xavier 44.3; Distance MedleyElder 11:05.5; 800R-Roger Bacon 1:34.1; 1600Medley-Elder 3:49.3; 1600R-St. Xavier 3:31.8.

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Middletown 2. ................... 8:17.1 1600 ~ "'-' 4. Elder .................................... 82 1. Ward (Colerain).......... 4:12.2 .3. Turpin............................ 8:25.1 3. Moeller ............................... 78 Shot Put 2 Padgett(La Salle) ...... 4:29.1 6. Printeton ............................ 35 L Munoz (Moeller) .......... 58-11 3. Dunbar (Moeller)........ 4:20:0 6. Winton Woods...._......_..... 35 (Moeller) ............. 54-6 2.

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1. Munoz (Moeller).......... 160.4 3. Reis (Elder) ................ 10:02.7 100 2. Schmcher (Middle.) .... 151-0 1. Rooers (Middletown) ... 10.8 110 Hurdles Hill (Colerain) ................ 150.5 3.

1. MacCall (Princeton) ..... 10.8 1. Cutright (Walnut Hills) .. 14.3 High Jump 3. Carter (Princeton) ........ 10.9 2. Hamilton (La Salle) ........ 14.7 Esterkamp 1.

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3, ,Hines (McNicholas) ....... 15.2 3.'Myers(Hamilton)......... 1 Hurdles0.9 2. Planck (Middletown) 6-5 300 3. Vinson (Middletown) .... 10.9 Rummel (Glen 3.

Este) ....... 6-4 1. Born (Elder) ) ................. 41.8 Long Jump 200 2. Grau ton (La Sall............. 41.9 1. Vandiver (Colerain)...... 22-6 1. MacCall (Princeton)..... 22.1 y. Hamilton (La Salle)........ 41.9 21-11 2. Carter (Princeton) 2. Cutright (Walnut Hills).. 22.4 Hines(McNicholas)....... 41.9 2. Fieglein (La Salle) .......... 22.4 ""'~ 3.

Paffe (Moeller) .......... 21-41/2 400 RELAY 400Pole Vault 1. Princeton Middletownn ..................... 42.9 1. Walter (Moeller)........... 14-6 1. Turk (Princeton)........... 50.8 .......................43.1 p.

2. Wolf (Anderson) ............ 14-3 2. Hunt (Elder) ....................51.0 3. Roger Bacon .................... 43.8 3. Woestman (St. X)......... 14-0 3. Askew (Colerain) .......... 51.5 1600 Relay

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A week aftei bung defeated by. 17a Salle at the i Greater Catholic League championship' meet;.Elder i exacted'revenge on the En=' ' s- Divisi6n"I,:city"j -qui.yer champions. ,~;. r• ,

Elder; placed four;runn'ers in the top 10 to score a. 4346. 'victory;,over !, La Salle in the first race of ! the'Division'I district cross .I country , meet.at;, Voice','of America Park.

Steve Padgett' won the race .for the Lancers,I covering the 3.1"miles in, 15 minutes and 32 seconds, j 49 seconds ahead'•of . Tur- .{ pin's Matt Meurer.

Elder,' La Salle;' Moeller; and Milford qualifiedtore°.~,' gionals.'next, weekend"at, a,' .r1 Troy. ,- .

In the second race; dO fending ,state. chatnpionlo St. Xavier. had 45 ~ points,E I 31 ahead of Fairfield. Kingsb I (102) and Colerain'(106A also qualified to regionals.

Lakota East's; jerr} Claunch.won in 15-45. -"k, I Hillsboro edged out Gall .r lia 57-60 for the Division Ili district~title at Rio Grande r_ ► Results,_91

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BY DAVE SCffifM Z Enquirer contributor Lakota East distance runner Brian Godsey has had plenty of success the past three years.

Besides securing a "scholarship from Miami, Godsey has claimed 1998 individual state championships in cross country and track.

Now Godsey,Cincinnati's only returning state track champion, seeks to become the school dis> triefs all-time winner. of gold medals.

Theresa Hawkins is tied'with Godsey for the most state titles.

She won back-to-back state shot put championships in 1979 and '80 at Lakota before the school was splitinto East and West.

"There's still plenty to shoot for this season," Godsey said.

"The state record is 8:57 in the . 3,200 and I'd like to break it."

Lakota Eastcoach Jason Lindsey has no doubts Godsey will be well-prepared.

J "Brian came in ready to run r..•,. this season," Lindsey said."He had some nice indoor races and - is getting faster every race."

The competition in the 3,200 will be tough with Clayton Northanont's Joe Barnes (second last ear), Steve Padgett from La Salle, Mason Ward from Col~• erain and Columbus Eastmoor's ..Abraham Habte.

"I took three weeks off after the national cross country meet in December," Godsey said. 'J ran almost everyday starting in i. January and probably logged between 600 and 700 miles."

Here's a look at the area's top z 10teams voted by the coaches.

1. La Salle: "Team of the 90S » That tag has been pinned on the six-time defending boys poll champion Lancers, ranked first in a vote that points to parity for this season.

Only eight of the 20 coaches voted for La Salle.

Nine of the top 10 teams received at least one first-place vote. ' The Big Red Express has its most talented senior class since

3. Colerain (4)127 ,C4—M6el1er(2)131 5. Elder (1)109 6. Princeton (1) 98 7. Middletown (1)67 &Winton Woods (1) 49 9. Lakota East 32 10. Hamilton (1)28 Others: Oak Hills 22, Anderson 20, Harrison 18,Fairfield 10, Lebanon 10, Sycamore 10, Turoin 11, Glen Este 8, Mount Healthy 6,'Loveland 5, Milford 4, Walnut Hills 3, Western Hills 2, kings 1, Mason 1.

1995,"La Salle coach Frank Russo said. The Big Red Machine, Steve Padgett, had the seventh fastest indoor.time in the 3,200 meters."

Besides Padgett, the Lancers also return Dennis Fieglein (sprinter, long jump), Steve Esterkamp (high jump), Geoff Ziegler (shot put) and Derrick Butler(1600,3200).

Nala Voeun, a transfer from Mount Healthy; gives the Lancers a standout 400 and 800 meter runner,with Roger Bacon transfer Christian Beck expected to handle the high hurdles and 400 meters.

2.St Xavier: A team loaded with 21 seniors,the Bomberswill be strong in the distance races, improved in the sprints and competitive in the field events.

Besides Reade Kidd and Danny Fritz in the 1;600 and 3,200 meters, St. X 'has depth with Andy Weitmarschen, Matt Hils, Pete Mosher and Joe O'Brien.

The sprints and hurdles have been weaknesses in the past but not this season with Paul Kuhns, Michael Larkin, Kevin Hurley, Donald Jones and Dave Meyer threats in every race.

3. Colerain: Coach Ron Russo will build the team around returning state placer Mason Ward and the state qualifying 3200 meter relay team of Ward, Justin Hussei,Chris Noelcke and Ryan Nickson.

"We will also be strong in the weights," Russo said."Ticejumps could be the surprise ofthe team.

Kris Flesch (discus), Dan Weismann (shot put), Matt Malcolm (shot put) and Mount Healthy transfer Blake Hill (dis-