Moeller High School 1999-2000 Track Articles by Archbishop Moeller High School

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Boys Track All-Star team

2·share Division I .'

top honor By'Dave Schutte

Jlle CincimtaliEnqttirer

Division I Co-performer of Year Colerain Senior State champion 1,600 meters Time: 4: 11.73 '

,Colerain's Mason Ward and La ~Salle's Steve Padgett. share Enquirer performer of the year honors after both won state titles thi.s year. ·· . .. The defending state champion in the 1,600 meters, Ward was a marked runner throughout the season by opposing runners. He handled the pressure by going undefeated, winning the prestigious Penn Relays as well as the district and regional titles. "I can't say enough about Mason and how hard he worked," Colerain coach Ron Russo said. "He. trained early every morning as well as in the . afternoon and on weekends to be ready to defend his title.", .The Division I state cross country champion, Padgett'had extra incentive to win a track state title in the 3,200 meters after sitting out his junior season ·because of an injury. · · ''Steve has been a tremendous leader and role model," La Salle coach Frank Russo said. 'We constantly emphasize that seniors must step up and Steve assumed this role." During the season, Padgett ran the 3,200 meters in 8:56.89 at the Roosevelt Invitational, becoming , the first-ever Cincinnati high school runner to break the nine-minute barrier. "Breaking nine minutes took a ·lot of courage," Russo said. "It's not an,easy task but proved that Steve is one of Cincinnati's greatest distance runners." . In Division II, Finneytown;s Mike Harris was the Enquirer's top performer. A regional qualifier in the 100 ·and 200 meters and as a member of the 400 and 1,600 relay teams, Harris earned the Cincinnati Hills League Athlete of the Year.

Division I Coach of Year· Middletown Fourth at state meet

Division I Co-performer of Year ·La Saile Senior State champion 3,200 meters Time: 9:00.97

· BRENT WALTER Moeller Junior Sophomore Sixth at state in Fourth at state high jump in pole vault . Height 6-4 Height: 14-8

Senior Third at state in 200 in 21.81; regional qualifier in 100 meters; on state secondplace 400 relay team

Division II Performer of Year Finneytown Senior State qualifier 1,600 relay; Regional qualifer . 100,200,400

JONATHAN MULLINS-1-iAU Hughes Senior Fifth at state in 400 meters Time: 48.97

FRED VANCE Division II Coach of Year Finneytown Sixth year third place in CH L; took two runners to state

Division Ill Coach of Year Locklimd Seventh at state meet

TRAVIS VESER Finneytown Senior 1Oth at state in shot put Distance: 52-1Y.

MICHAEL' MUNQZ Moeller · Senior Sixth at state in discus Distance: 166-10

MIKE MOUNT Lebanon Senior State qualifier in 110 high hurdles; regional qualifier in 300 intermediate hurdles

ANTWAUN ROGERS Senior Mlddtetown 400 relay second at state Time: 41.74; state champion 1,600 relay Time: 3:17.60

DARRELL HUNTER Sophomore Middletown 490 relay second at state Time: 41.74; state champion 1,600 relay Time: 3:17.60

Division 111 Performer· of Year ·Lockland Sophomore Second at state in 100 and 200

JESSE RHODENBAUGH Talawanda Senior Junior Second at state Second at state in 800 meters in 1,600 meters Time: 1:54.06 . in 4:14.85; third at state in 3,200 in 9:20.75

KEVIN FURLOW Western Hills Junior. Fourth at state _in long jump Jump:22-5

Honorable Mention: photo not available

TYRAN THOMPSON Sophomo;e 400 Relay Middletown .Second at state time: 41.74

DENNIS GATES Sophomore 1,600 Relay Middletown State champion Time: 3:17 . 60

RYAN BUSSE Junior Senior 3,200 Relay 3,200 Relay St. Xavier St. Xavier State champion · , State cham pion Time: 7:53.52 Time: 7:53.. 52

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3,200 Relay

State champion Time: 7:53.52

St. Xavier State champion Time: 7:53.52

Shot Put: Wes Bell, Gr~enfield McClain; Jon Rock, lakota East Discus: Blake Hill, Colelain. Long Jump: Bob Paffe, Moeller; Ben Griggs, Waynesville High Jump: Ben ltiavas~. North College Hill; Dillan Fain, Eastern Brown. ·Pole Vault: Brian.PiersQn, La Salle; John Ru~sell, Princeton; KellyTenbrtnk, La Salle. 200 Meters: Jason Wil<lbn, Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy. • 800 Meters: Kyle Schr~·iner, St. Xavier; Mark Mecum, Sycamore; Joe O'Brien, St. Xavier; Jake Richards, R.<Jss. 1,600 Meters: Allen BMer, La Salle. 3,200 Meters: Cory Scheadler, Eastern Brown; Adam Honnold, Greenfield McClain; Kenny Dunbar. Moeller; Adam Toile, North Adams. · 110 Higli Hurdles: Jim Hamstetter, Elder · 400 Relay: Waynesville (Ben Griggs, Paul Phillips, Jon Stubbs, Aaron Dim bath); Purcell Marian (John Johnson, Jaime Cooper, Jerald Cooper, Doug Swann) 1,600 Relay: Finneytown (Rayshaun Stallworth, Chris HoiWarth, Ertc Ogletree, Mike Harris): St. Xavier (Nick Lyle, Kyle Schreiner, Joe O'Brien, Joe Stephens). 3,200 Relay: Hillsboro (Tyler Walker, Cam Marsh, Tony Pickering, Steve Weber); La Salle (Steve Padgett, Joe Lutz, Nala Voeun, Allen Bader); Elder (Kurtis Smith, Jason Krumpelbecl<, Nick Westerman, Pete Doherty).

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. Miller top girls star

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By Dave Sdtutte

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,Sophomore Melissa Miller stepped up thisyear in a· leadership role usually reserved for seiliors. ~'Melissa was the steady force onithe team all season," Colerain coach Ron Russo said. "All of the kids knew that she elevated the oti\ers' performances." ~ regional qualifier in four ev4nts, Miller is The Enquirer's Di-\rision I performer of the year after leading Colerain to its first Greater Miami Conference title an~ a regional crown. ~usso's leadership earned hirp The Enquirer's Division I coach of the year. Besides earning Cincinnati Hills League honors in soccer an~ basketball, Wyoming's Robin Fulton also qualified to state in four track events and 13 ev~nts over her four years. ·. fulton led the state champion 800 and 1,600 meter relays teams and helped Wyoming to a sixth pla~e :finish in Division II. \'I've coached 16 years and Ro.l;>in is probably the best ath- · Jere I've had and that's saying a lot because I was at Princeton for 13! years," Wyoming coach Cofnell Munlin said. '/She's not very vocal butleads by i:xarnple. When Robin comes ·to {practice, the younger girls tak~ notice." fulton will . attend .the

Performer· ofYear · Colerain Sophomore Regional qualifier in 3,200, 1,600 relays, 800 meters and 400 meters: state qualifier in 800 and 3,2li0 relay

Summit Country Day Sophomore Fourth at state' in 400 meters Time: 58.65

RON RUSSO Division I Coach of Year Colerain Regional champion; qualified for 14th state meet

Mariemont · Senior Sixth at state in 800 meters Time: 2:20.66

Division II Performer' of Year Wyoming Senior State qualifier in four events: 100 meters, 200 meters, 800 meter relay and 1,600 relay (state champion)

Junior Sixth at state in 1,600 meters Time: 4:58.61

Division II Coach of Year Wyoming Sixth at state meet

Division Ill Performer of Year CHCA Junior· Fifth at state in 100 meters Time: 12.~6 i" .

JAMIE WYCi(Off AMANDA Lakota East MULLINS-HAll Junior Walnut Hills Sixth at state in Sophomore 3,200 meters Fourth at state Time: 10:59.1 in 100 hurdles Time: 14.66

Cincinnati. . Country Day Led .team to district championship

JENNIFER CALDWELL East Clinton Senior State champion in 300.hurdles Time: 44.20

RANATA YOUI\IG Wilmington Senior 13th at state in discus Distance: 122-11

KATHY DEES Freshman Winton Woods 400 relay Fourth at state Time: 49.78

JAMMIE JACKSON Sophomore Winton Woods 400 relay Fourth at state Time: 49.78

. Honorable Mention:

Uruversity of F1orida on a soccer sc~olarship.

Although Cincinnati Hills Chpstian Academy has qualified athletes to the Division III state tra4k and field meet, none have matched the performance of I.atjren Kirk, a junior sprinter. Ih taking fifth at state, Kirk ran a personal best -12.56 in the 100 meters and is The Enquirer's DMsion III performer of the yea\-. l!Jnder Dave Walsh, CCD has wo* 11 of the last 15 district chal:npionships and captured the Mi<jrni Valley Conference champioyship 18 of the past 21 seasons. . ;kain this season, ceo won theiMVC and district and Walsh in VJze Enquirer's Division III -'- · coach of the year.

JENNI LEESMAN JACQUI. Mother of COPELAND Mercy Indian Hill , Junior Junior Fifth at state . Sixth at state in in shat put 200 mete'rs in Distance: 42-712 . 26.02; fifth at state in long jump in 17-271

AKErA OGLETREE' Senioi Winton Woods 400 relay Fourth at state Time: 49.78

LOLA OMOYOSI Senior Wyoming 800 relay State champion Time: 1:44.25 1,600 relay state champion Time: 3:57.28

EllzABErH SHELLEBY: Sophomore Wyomjng 800 relay State CQampion Time: 1:44.25 1,600 relay state champion Time: 3:57.28

JULIE KNAPIKE Senior Wyoming 800 relay State champion Tiine: 1:44.25 1,600 relay state champion Time: 3:57.28

TERIE LITTLEPAGE Senior · Colerain 3,200 relay state champion

KELLY CRUM Senior Colernin 3,200 relay state champion

JENNIFER LIMLE

Senior Colerain 3,200 relay state champion

D~SIREE JONES

Wilmington Junior Second at state in high jump Height: 5,8

STEPHANIE SMOOT Junior Winton Woods 400 relay Fourth at state Time:49.78

Discus: And'i Whitican, Springboro; Adrienne :Smith, Lakota East. Shot Put: Je;Ssica Dirr, Clermont Northaastern; Jovan Zachary, Mount Notre Dame · Long Jump: Carlin a Flowers, Purcell Marian; Angela Sparks, McAuley; lfy Akubeze, McN:cholas. ljlgh Jump: ~~ngie Markham, Middletown Madison; Sara Wertman, Ross; Ryan BenneUt, Amelia. 100 Meters:: .Robin Fulton, Wyoming; Tamara Fennell, W,alnut Hills; Stevonne Spiivery, Withrow. 200 Meters:: :stevonne Spivery, Withrow; Melissa Sukys, St. Ursula. 400 Meters:: ·Aiysa Croxton, Colerain; Stevonne Spivery, Withrow; Emily Ketterer, SyGlllmore; Robin Fulton, Wyoming; Lola Omoyosi. Wyoming, 800 Meters:: Melanie Behler, Finneytown: Caci Cambrussi, Ursuline; Jennifer Limite, Colerain; .Melissa Miller, Colerain. 1,6Q'l 1.\~t~c"'S: Chelsea Homan, Anderson; Kerry Bogner, Sycamore; Kathrine Hale, Cincinnati Country Day. 3,200 Meters: Alison Zeinner, Colerain; Lindsay Zinn, Lakota East; Shelby Pnde, Bethel-Tate; Lisa Uible, Indian Hill. 100 Hurdles: Delilah Johnson, Cincinnati Country Day; Jennifer Caldwell, East Clinton: Desiree Jones, Wilmington;, Lindsey Biddle, Ursuline. 300 Hurdles: Laure" Kick, Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy; Kendra Hornscheme:er, McNicholas: Desiree Jones, Wilmington; Jodi Tice, Lakota West. 800 Relay: Indian Hill (Paige FinkelfJ!an, Catie Slattery, Jessica Bechtold, Jacqui Copeland); Middletown (Roslynn Patterson,. Myra BeSs, Jania Greenwood, Natasha Mayweather), McNicholas (Angela Daniel, Kendra Hornschemeier, Betsey Clark, lfy Akubeze). 1,600 Relay: Mariemont (Erika Howland, Liz Parker, Lauren Potts, Katie Wetzel), Walnut Hills (Leigha Wilson, Lynn Fry, Erica White, Amanda MullinsHall); Middletown (Tara Lavelle, Melissa Robinson, Myra Bess, Jania Greenwood): Mount Notre Dame (Fallon labe, Anna Wines, Jen Osborn, Shelley Knight). · 3,200 Relay: Cincinnati Country Day (Katherine Hale, Shannon Lawrence, Brooke lvey, Mendy yoll_mer); Marie~on.t (,Eri~a_H_owlan_cl,kParker, Jen___ _

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Girls state track

·zinn looks for cool double at state meet.· '

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Tough foes,· heat tests in 1, 600 and 3,2QO races 8.y ·Dave. Schutte

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Wilmington will try to beat favorites Jackson and Groveport Madison'S Tiffany F1omo. · · ' · 'Carson Cheek, editor of

Ohio Track and · Field Magazine, predicts easy victo-

ries for Jackson. ''Jackson should .dominate Lakota East's Lindsay Zinn in both hurdles." .Cheek said. is one of three Cincinnati!ath- "She may be, the 15est high letes expected to challenge for school hurdler in the coun- · championships today . iand try;" In the800 meters, Colerain· Saturday in Dayton at .the state track and :field meet. sophomore ' Melissa Miller But Zinn, who ran 4:55;5 to· has the fourth fastest qualifyset a school record in the ing time of 2:16.09 and will be 1,600 at the regional meet, tested by Theresa Faldcari:J.O faces tough tests. from. . Amherst Steele Michelle Sikes from (2:13.17). North Royaritoit's Lakewood has run a 4:58.25 in Jeanna Fascione has run a the 1,600; Dublin Coffinan's 2:12.92 and Trehiera Chris Miller Cle!Uhent from Munroe ·Falls has turned in has a 2:14.53. . '·•. · a '10:47.91 in The best relay of. the day · 3,200. could be the 1,600: Wali)ut · the Winning the Hills had the second-faStest two distance · qualifying time of 3:58.02, just races is a · two seconds behind Nof.th tough double, Royalton at 3:56.48. ''J' especially if Cheek predicts a leap of5-8 . the temperature exceeds 80 will win •the high jump.· as forcasted for Saturday. ' Wilmington's Jones has gtlne "I run much better when that height and could wifi:but it's cool," Zinn said. "It was Mercy's Jenni Leesman will. over 90 degrees last year ap.d I have to throw better tharrifQ-6 The Cilrcrimati Efrquimr

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Walnut Hills sophomore Colerain's 3,200 · riret'er hurdler Amanda Mullins-Hall relay team pfTerie.Littlepage, · should challenge for the state Kelly Cruni, J enhifer I::Jmle title in the 110 high· hurdles and Miller is favored (9:24:-30) after qualifying in 14.63. with North Royalton (9:24.43) However, Mullins-Hall !will and Cleveland Heights have to face state record hold- (9:25.50) also strong. er and two-time defending In DiVision II, Wyoming champion (in 100 and 300) senior Robin Fulton qualified DalandaJackson from Shaker in four .events: the 100 .and Heights, who qualified in · 200, along With the 800 and 13.78. . 1,600 meter relay teams. · Stevapne · "Wyomillg's time (3:57.15) Withrow's

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200 and 400 meter races. . Spivery's best chance is in the 400 where she has the fa~te!Jt qualifying time of 55:78, about a· second faster than Teresa Frierson ·. from· Cleveland . . Beaumont. In the 300 hurdles, regional ·champion Desii·ee Jones of

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enough to win state," Cheek said. "Their 800 meter relay team (1:4(13) also has a chance. Fulton teams with Lola Omoyosi, Elizabeth Shelleby and Julie Knapke iii both relays.

Ward, Padgett

favored for· titles By Dave Schutte

·championship. "If the pole vaulters do well, · Performances by Cincin'nati I'll run both events," Padgett boys at the 1999 state trackand said. "I'd like to win the 3,200 :field meet were not up to but if :finishing second helps . expectations._ the team, . I'll sacrifice a state . Only Mason· Ward fr.om chainpion~hip for the rest of . Colerain claimed a gold me dal. the guys." . for :finishing first in the 1;600 St. Xavier's regional 800nieters. It should be much dif- meter champion .Kyle ferent this year. Four and pos- ·Schreiner •won in 1:52.97. sibly :five Cincinnati athletes or · However, Marc Sylvester from relay teams will contend for Cleveland St. Ignatius set a . state titles. · state record of 1:49.50 to win ·~ Carson Cheek, editor of the Amhurst Regional. Ohio Track and Field News, MiddletoWn (3:m30) and assessed Cincinnati's · best · St. Xavier .(3:20.23) qualified hopes for state titles today]and the. fastest in the 1,600-meter Saturday at Dayton. . . relay with Cheek giving both . 'The distance events: and. an excellent chance to win The Cinctiurati Eltqllt'rt!?'·

relays are where Cincillmiti should score well," said C~so~ Cheek, editor of Ohio .' rae and Field News. "The• po1e vaulters· don't have the· best · vaults but anything can happen at state in this event." · , Ward is favored to reJ)eat in the 1 _600 with his strong oppo. sition expected from Jerry · · ., Claunch (Lakota East)' :Steve 'Padgett (La Salle)' Allen Bader (La Salle) and Clnis Acs (Niles ·. M~~~ey~.uali:fiers from the 1 th Daytonregipnal could ta {e e fust .four. spots," Cheek said. "The Acs kid had a 4:16.38 but that may not be good enough.'' . La Salle's Steve Padgett (9:07.0) should dominate in the 3,200 with Andy Smith .from Hudson (9:13.54) .the the second-fastest qualifier and i • Claunch third at9:17.94. . "If it's hot on Saturday and

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X'si 3 ,200 meter .relay team ofTiril King, Joe O'Brian, Ryan Busse and Schreiner ran 7:51. 76 . to win·. the Dayton ·

-regional and will contend for a title in that .event. . Although Middletown:s 40 0meter relay team was second at the Dayti:in regional behind Huber Heights Wayne, the Middies were slowed by a bad exchange on the final handoff~ Wayne set a state record of · 41.45 to win, with Middletown second at 41.76. The strongest opposition will . come from Columbus Brookhaven (42.35) and Canton Glen Oak 42_36}. MoelleJrs Bob Paffe,. a. sen-

ior. w1w had to long jump in running . shoes to win the regional, had the longest·qualifying jump of 22-7 with Western: 'Hills junior Kevin . Furlow seeoiid at 224\4. . In Doosion.II, Finneytown's Padgett also runs. the 1;600, it Jake Rich.ards from Ross will · could be a close race," Cheek ' challenge in the 800 meters said. "But if Padgett runs on1Y while Tri!Vis Veser could place in the 3,200, he should win it." in the. shot put. DeShawn Padgett plans to run both d h th .races only if La Salle is in posi- Wynn frbtn Locldan . . as e tion to win the Division] state third fastest qualifying time in the 100 meters at 11:33.

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BOYS TENNIS Sectional Tournament D1V1alon I, at Princeton .. Singles, somlflnals .Wieczorek {1urpln) d. Necaise [Moeller) 7·6, 3'6, 6-2; Knittel (Ander· son) d. Tyler (Sycamore) 6-4, 6-2. · Finals Wieczorek (Turpin) d. Knittel (Ander· son) 6·1, 6·1.

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Nocalso (Moeller) d. T~er (Syca· more)7·5, 6-1. Doubles,- Semlftnafs Plttman-Kuresman {Sycamare} d. A. C8ress~Lofgren (Princeton) 6~4; RandaliGrannen {Turpin) d. Teufei-R. caress (Princeton) 7·6, 2·6, 6·4. Finals PIUman-Kuresman (Sycamore) d. Randaii-Grannen (Turpin) 6-!, 6-4. Third Plaoe A. Caress~Lotgren (Prlnceton) d. Teufei-R. Caress (Princeton) 2·6, 6·4, 6-0. {at Sawyer Point) Singles, Semifinals Thomas (Walnut Hills) d. Oyler (Oak Hills) 6·3, 6-1; Altrmau (Elder) d. Khoury lwalnul Hills) 6·3, 6·3. Finals Thomas (Walnut Hills) d. Altenati (Elder) 6-3, 6·2. h Thtro Placed (Oak ~ ou~ (Walnut Hills) . Oyler 4 2 Hnls) ~ ' .u b.le·s, semifinals Shlels·Sehgal (St. Xavier} d.. pfp~ kfl'fs~Smlth {Walnut Hills) 6~2, 7"5; Sar~ tlsh·Ernst (St. Xavier) d, Whlte-Whlto (Fairfield) 1~6, 6~3, 6~1. Finals S~Cis-Sehgal (51. Xavier) d. Bartlsh-Emst (St. Xavier) 6-1, 6-4. lfllrd Place Plpklns·Smltll (Walnut Hills) d. Whlle·Whlte (Fairfield) 7~. 6~2. Division 11 5 H l

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leaders: S-Stowers 2-4; Potter 4-~ 4R; Nl~ 2·3 3B, 4RBI; Mercer 2·2 HR, 3R81. H-Pte· per 2-3; G. Jrlngale 3-_3; Capel HR, 4RBJ Records: H 11·9. . Highlands 7, Holmes 3 Holmos ............. 000 003 0"3 5 l Hlgh!ands.......... 101 ua x~7 a 2 W-Zepf (1-0), l·MIIIs, Hltllng leaders: High-Johnston 2·for~3 2 RBI HR• Hamblen 28, lker 2-3 2B; Holmes-Hocker 2~for-3, 2B. Records Highlands 21-3 '

LOUDON, N;:H: - Uneup for Satur· day•s-Busch 200: NASCAR Busch Serles, Grand National: OMslon race at New Ham-pshire !nteniatlonal Speedway with start poslt!on, c3r1num1Jer, drl\ler, make of car, and qual!tying speed In mph: 1. Tim Fedewa, Chevrolet, 130.247 mph. 2. Bucksl:lot Janes, Chevrolet, 12B.91L 3. Kevin Harvfeli, Chevrolel, !28.898. 4. Randy LaJoie; Chevrolet, 128.837. BOYS VOLLEYBALL: 5. Casey Atwood." Chevrolet, 128.732. Districts AI Elder ; 6. Mike Mclaughlin, Cllevralet, 128.676. Princeton· d. Rager Bacon 15·12. Records: P !7·5, R 10·!0 lS~B, 7. Elton Sawyer, ford, 128.545. S. David Green, Ch&vro!et. 128.350. Elder d. lakota Wes·t lS:~O;' 15~~. Re· 9. Ricky Crav&n, Ch&vro!et. 12B.290. cords: E 21HO, l8-10 10. Jason Schuler, Chevrolet. 128.242·

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at La Salle South Team Standings: 1· l.a SaUo 77, 2. St. Xavier 73, 3. Moeller 52,~· Elder 42• Event Winners: Pole~Walter (M) 14·0: U-Patfe (Ml 22·B'4 (meet record); HJ-Schenko (E) S-2; Olsc-Nardlnln [S) !S2·10; 5P-Munoz (M) 52-U; 3200Re· lay-St. Xavier 7:59.6; !!OHUrdles-Ram· slelter (E) 14 2· lOOM-Stevens (5) !0 9· !600M-Padgott (L) 4:!6.0 tmeotrecord): 400Relay-St. Xavier "42.8; 400M-Fulton (E) 50.3; 300Hurdles-Knueven (L) 39.2; 800M-Shrelner IS) LS4 (meet record); 200M-Stovens (5) 22.4; 3200M-Padgett (L) ·9=28 ·8: 1600Relay-St.;Xavler (meet record}. Coacll of year: Frank F\usso (La Salle). Runner of Year: Steve Padgett {La Salle). Field of '(ear Rab Paffe (Moe!~ ler). Ninth s~alght tiUe for La Sal~. North TEiam Standings: L {tie) Alter. McNichOlas 1!911, 3. Chamlnade-JUIInne 82, 4. {tie) Badin, Purcell Marlan 6{, 6. .Roger Bacon 28. '

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13. Jimmie Jahnson, Chewo!et, 128.066. 14. Todd Bodine, Chevrolet,_ 128.005. 15. Ph\\ Parsons, Chevrolet,. 127.876. 16. Bobby Hillin; Chevrolet, 127.8!6. 17. Jason KeUer, Chevrolet, 127.761. ·18. Michael Ritch, Ford, 127.726. 19. P.J. Jones; Chevrolet, 127.656. 20. Ron Hornaday, Chevrolet, 127.474. 21. Steve Park. Chevrolet, 127.466. 22. Anthony Lazzaro, Ford, 127.449. 23. Bobby Hamilton, Jr., Chev, 127.436.

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26 . Joe Bessey, Chevrolet, 127.32 1. 27_Dick Trickle, Chevrolet, 127.236 . 28. Mike Borkowski, Pontiac, !27.219. 29 • Blaise Alexander, Chev, 127.083. JO. Ted Cllrlstopher, Chevrolet, 127.066. 31. Jason Jarrett, Pontiac, 127.045. 32. M!f<e O!l!ori, Chevrolet, 126.994. 33. Hank Parker, Jr., Chevrolet, !26.977. 34. Gfenn Aften, Jr., Chevrolet, 126.964. 35· Jeff Purvis, Pontiac, 126·867• 36• Kevin Grubb, Chevrolet, 126·837 · 37 · Andy Santerre, Chevrolet, provisional. 38· Jay Sauter, Chevrolet, provlslonal. 39. Lyndon Amick, Chevrolet, provisional. 40. Mark Green, Chevrolet, provlsJonal. 41 . .Jason Leffler, Pontlac, provlslonal.. 42. JuSJin Labonte, Chevrolet, provisional. 43. Mike Olsen, Chevrolet, provisional. 1'0 Alll'!l"fi' IEI"f,..n.""WII.. "'M!fllll II" ...um.. 11'1>

Zlmmennan (CHCA) d. compton (In· dian Hill) 6-2. 6·0: Mccarthy (Indian Hllil d. Sm!lh (Seven Hills) 6-3, 6-2. . Finals Zimmerman (CHCA) d. McCarthy (Indian HIU) 6-1, 3·6, 6·3. Jhlrd Place Compton (Indian Hill} d. Smith (Seven Hills) 6~4. 6~2. Doubles, Som1flnals Sakal-Comlsar (Seven Hills) d. RlefDow (Wyoming) 6-1, -6-2: MusekampLlpplncott (Indian Hill) d. Her.rlnger-Hontanosas (CCD} 6-7, 6-3, 6-0. Finals Sakai~Comlsar (Seven Hills) d. Musekamp-Upplngt:ott (Indian Hlll)7~6, 6~0. Third Place Rlef~oow (Wyoming) d. Hen1ngerHontanosas (CCD} 6-3, 6~2. (at Princeton) Singles. Semi·Finals Butt (Fenwick) d. Katrus (Fenwick) 6·2, 7·6(6); Moler (New Richmond) d. Self (Fenwlt:k} S~l, 6~2. . Final& Butt {Fenwick) d." Moler (New Rlchmand) 6-0, 6-0. Third Place ThlrdPface: Beli(Fenwlck) d. Katrus (Fenwick) 6~1, 6~3. Doubles, Semi-Finals Miller-Stamper (Bethel-Tate) d. Rcth~Srunner (Badin} 6-2, 7-5; SextonCuri (Blanchester) d. Brlnkerholf~Bota

dies-swan (Pur) !4.9; lOOM-Smith (CJ) !0.6; 1600M-Mick (Badl 4:32.7; 400Relay-Chamlnade--Juflenne 42.6; 400MBlackman (CJf SO.S; 300Hurdles-5wan (Pur) 41.6; 800M-Moll (Men) 2;02.8; 200M-Smith (CJ) 22.1; 3200M-Galamb (All) 10:28.8; 1600Relay-Chamlnade~Jllllenne 3:29.6. Coach of year: Rosenbavm (McN!choas}. Runner of Year: Dwight Smith (Chamlnade). FleJd of year. Bryan Ouby (Alter). · Greater Miami Conference Meet at Lakota E•sl Teem Standings:: 1. Middletown 126, 2. Sycamore 105, 3; Colerain 83, 4. Princeton 75Y,, 5. Llma 72, 6. Lakota East 39, 7. Lakota Wesl 36, 8. Fairfield 32, 9. Milford 30Y2 , 10. Hamilton 22.

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MiHer-5tamper(Sethel-Tate} d. Se~ton-Curl (Blanchester) &-4, 6-1. Thlrd Place Roth-Brunner {Badln) d. Bdnkerhoff~ Bota (New Richmond} 2..S. 6~3, 6-1. Regular Season Loveland S, Goshen 0 Faulkner (L) d. Gregory 6-2. 6·1: Tellntelo !L) d. Lee 6-0, 6~2: DeVoe (l) d. Rudolph 6-0, 6-0; Thorvaldsen~Jones (l) d. long-Butts 6·0, 6-1; Peal-McCullough ILl by forfeit. Records: L 11·5 (S·I

Event winners: Discus-Jordan Francltltt!, Hon.Reynaro, {Western Hl!ls).139-3; SP-Cunnlngham 26.910. {Withrow) 47~1 L, U-Fuwlcr (Western Hills} 18. Mk:hel Jourdain Jr., Mercedes Lola, 21·11, HJ-Evans [Aiken) 6-4, 3200 R- 26.915. Withrow 9:03.0, llOH~WIIIIams (Western 19. Chrlstlarro da Matta, Toyota Reynard, Hills) 15.24, LOO-Furlow (Western Hills} 26.920. 11.24, 1600-Roberts {MH} 5:03.0, 400R- 20. Paul Tracy, Honda Reynard, 26.982. Western Hills 43.89,' 400-Mulllns*HaU 21. Tarso Marques. Ford Cosworth, (Hughes) 50.90, 200,-WIIIIams [Western 27.!!8. Hills) 22.96, 300H-Wl\llams (Western 22. Mark Blundell, Mere.Rcynard, Hllls) 412, 800-Brunner (Walnut Hills) 27.412. 2 03.4, 3200-Manasho (Western Hills) 23, Takuya Kurosawa, Ford Cosworth, 11:13.0, !600R-WestornHIIls 3:36.0. 27.556.

FASt .PilCH CHCA 9, Landmark 0 Landmark .............,000 00-0 1 0 CHCA ...................... 300 6 -9 1 1 WP-Green (7K). I.P-Ch~m~erfln. Hitting leaders: c--:ghtman 2· , enmann 1-1 CHRH.CARec9orL: Cd 15·k5.0 1 an mar CHCA .............. 123 201 o..g 8 3 Landmark ....... 350 000 0-8 3 0 WP-Green. LP-Worley. Hitting lead~ ers: c-Wighlman 4·4 2B 2RBI, Hitchcock 2·3 2RBI; L-Durham 3-4 28 3B. Re·

TOam Standings: ·1. Madeira .101, 25. Norberto Fontana, To~ota Reynard, 2. Wyoming 95, 3. Fltmeytown 89. 4. Ma¥ . no time set. rle.mont 85, 5.11-.Jian Hill 53, 6. Taylor 3!, IIi! lAin iiei'I!&""I""S 7 Deer Park 30, 8. Reading 4. Rlo\\il iilllll'll II> \l.o "' Ewents Wlnnets: 3200R-Madelra INDJANAPOLIS- Enlrles for the May 8:38.4; LJ-McCart~i (Mariemont) 20~2: 28 JRL !mnanapolls 500, lJstlng driver, Dlsc-Mcoulln (Mariemont) 144~3: PV.-Gir~ entrant, car numners and chassiS·englne combinatlon {w~forme~ winner, r-rookle; dina (Wyom/ngt to-q; SP-Vesser (Finney· CART-entrant from Championship Auto town) 51-3; HJ-McCartlty (Marlmeont) Racing Teams;: 5·10; ltOHH-Payne [Wyoming) 14. 7; 1·2, Scott Goodyear, Panther Rae~ 100-Harrls (Finneylciwn) 11. I; 1600-Ha!i· ery (Mariemont) 4:44.5; 400R-Flnneyto""

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Event Winners: LlOHurdles: Mantey (Lima) 14.5; lDOM-Vlryson (MidJ 10.4 (meet record); BOOM-~rd (Col) 2:00.7; 200M-Vinson (Mid) 20.8; 3200M-Ciaunch (LakE) 9:39.2; !600Relay-Miodletown 3:23.3; l600M-War(! (Col) 4:20.9; 400Retay-Mfddletcwn 42.1 (me~t record}; 400M-Gates (Mfd) 48;9; 300HurdlesManley (lim) 38.9; 3200Relay-Middletown 8:08.9. Queen CHy Coitferenca at Mt. HoaltfiY feam Standings: 1. Westem hilts 119, 2. warnutHIKs 113, 3. MountHea!fhy l05, 4. Withrow 58, 5. Hughes 32, s. Aiken 29, 7. Woodward 3, SCPA L.

500

MOTEGI, Japan- Starting llnoup ror SaiUrday's Flreslone Flrel1awk 500 after Friday's quallfylng, with driver, make of car, lap time and pole Winner's average speed, on Twin Ring Motegl's 1.499-mlle oval speedway; 1. Juan Montoya, Toyota Lola, 26.237 seconds, 212.54 mph. 2. Kenny B1·ack, Fold Coswortfl ·, 3•. Jimmy Vasser, Toyota lola, 26.455. 4. Roberto Moreno, Ford Cosworth, 26.486. 5. Gil de Ferran, Honda Reynard, 26.512. 6. Christian Flttlpa\dl, Ford cosworth, 26.536. , 7. Mauricio Gugelmln, Merc.Reynard, 26.633. s. Michael Andrettl, Ford Cosworth, 26.657. 9. Tony Kanaan, Morc.Roynard, 26.667. 10~ Alex Tag\lan1, Ford Cosworth, 26.715, ll. Sltfnjl Nakano, Honda Reynard, 26.732. 12. Max Papis, Ford Coswortli, 26.771. 13. Oriel Servia, Toy.Reynard, 26.811. 14. Hello Castro-Neves, Hon.Reynard, 26.832, 15. Adrian Fernandez, Ford Cosworth, 26.832. ' 16. Memo Gidley, Ford Cosworth,

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Jng, No. 4, 4T, Dallara-Aurora. 3·4, Jeret Schroedu, Trl Star Motor· sports, No. 6• &T, Dallar:~-Aurora. 5-6, Jack Miner, Trl Star Matorsports, No. 21, 21T, Dallara-Awora. 7-S, Stephan Gregoire. Olck Simon Racing, No.7, 7T. GFar:e-Aurora. 9-tO, r-Juan Montoya, Ganassl Rae-. lng {CART), No. 10, lOT, G Force-Aurora. 11-12, Jimmy Vas~•er, Ganass! Raclng (CART), No. !S,!ST, G Force-Aurora. 13¥14, w-A! Uns-er .rr., Gaues Racrng, No.3, 3f, G Force41UJOla. lS-16, Tyee Cadson, Hubbard!mmk& Raclm~. No. 20, 20T, Dallara·Au~ rora. 17~18, Robbie Buhl, Dreyer & Reinbold Racing, No. 24, 24\, G Force-AuriJI"a.

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E!lsca Salazar, A.J. Fayt Raelng, No. 11, 1LT, G Force-Aurora. 21·22, Jeff Ward, A.J. Foyt Racing, No. 14, 14T, G ~orce-Aurora. 23·24, No drivers listed, FoytjBrack Motorsports, No. 41, 41T, G Forte-Aurora. 25-26, Bm Calkins,_- Bradley Motor~ sport, No. 12, 121, Dellara~Aurora. 27·28, Greg Ray, Team Menard, No. 1, !T, Oallara-Aurora. 29, Robby Gordon, ream Menard, No. 32, D'ila.ra·A"rora. ;D-3!, Sha p, Kelley Racing No.8, 81, Da!!ara·Aurora. 32·33. Mark Dismore, Kelley Racing, No. 28, 2BT, Dallara-Au:ora. 34·35, Jimmy Klle Blueprint Racing. No. 27, 27T, G force-Aurora. 36-37, r-Andy Hflllnburg, Fast TraCk Racing, No. 48, 481, Do•Hara~Aurora. 38·39,. r-Guy Smith, March Racing, No. 44, 44T, Dallara~Aurora. 40-41, Wlm Eyckrnans, Dick Simon Racing, No. 77, 77T, G Force-Aurora. 42-43, Robby Mc3ehee, Treadway Raclng, No.5, 51, G Fo·ce-Aurora. 44 N rl r t ; Tr d R • o Cl ver IS e ' ea way ac· lng, No. 55, G"Force-Au~ora. 45·46, Donnie Beochler, Cahill Auto Racing, Na. ·98, 98T, Oallara~Aurora. 47·48, w-Buddy !.azler, Hemelgam Racing, No. 91, Dallaro-Aurora; No. 91T, Rlley&Scott~Aurora. 49~50, Stan Wa~Ues, Hemelgam · Racing, No. 92, Rlley&Scotl·Auroa; No. 92T, Dallara·Auwra. 51H52, r-Oan Drlnan, Hemelgam Rae~ !ng No. 93, 93T, oanara-Aurora. 53~54, Billy Boa!, Team PeHrey, No. 81, SlT, Oal!ara~Aurora. . 55-56, Rtchfe Hearn, Pagan Racing, No. 75, 75T, Oallara-Aurora. 57 ~58, r-Airton oare, TeamXtreme Racing, No. 88, 88T,-G··Force-Aurora, 59 ~so. DaVeY·Hari'lllton. TeamXtrerhe Racing, No. 16,· 161,·_G Fcrce¥Aurora. 61--62, r-Sarah Fls'11er, Walker Raclng (CART), No. 15, Oalfaw-Auronl'; No. 15T, Rlley&Scott-Aurora. . · Sa-;64, No dtlve'rs :lsted, Walker Rae~ lng (CART), No. 25, 2€-T, Rliey&Scott"Aurora. 65-66, Scott Harington, Nlenhouse Motorspcrts, No. 17; liT, Oilllara-Aurota. 67-68, r-Jaques l.t1zier. Truscelll Raeing, No. 33, 33T, G Force~ Aurora. 69-70, r-Memo Gidley, Team Pelfrey, NO; 82 , a2i, Oallara-Aurora. 71 H72 , Johnny Unser, Indy Regency Racing, No. 24 22r; G Force--Aurora,

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73~74, r-Doug Dlde1o. M!d America Motorsports., No. 43, 43T, Da!lara--Aurora. 75, Andy Mlctmer, Logan Racing, No. 19 ' Johncox, Jonatfl<m Byrd/McCormack Motor~ar..s, No. 30, Rl· ley&scott-Aurora; No. :;OT, G FoJce-At~rcra. 78-79, J.J.- Ye!ey, Jonathan Byrdf.Mc~ Cormack Motorsports, f,·o. 29, 29T, ForceAurora. · · 80•81 , r-Sam Hmnlsh Jr., PDM Rae~ Jng No. !8, Dallara-t.urora; No. !BT G Force-Aurora. 82 _83 , W·EddieCt-eevcr, TeamChee~ ver No 51 DaUara~lnfnlU· No SlT TBA~ I n'ill. ' ' . ,

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ver, No, 52, 527, T~. l~f.nltl. · · SS, No driver ffst<i!d, Nlenhouse Mo· torsports, No. 37, G Forc<!·Aurora. 87-BB, No drlvers listed, Dick Simon Racln:, ~o. 90, 9~i·MG Force-:ur~r~t 9~90, Hlde~i ~Wuda..A ec orsports, No. 54, 5 I, a lara urora. C I 9LM92. No drvers !sted, Team, ouson Racing, No. 40, 40T, G Force-Aurora. . 93·94, r-Jason·Leff!er, Treadway Racing, No. 50, No. SOT, G Force*Aurora.

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cords: c Deer !6·S.Park 9, Taylor 3 43.8: 400-Payne 300H- • Hamflton {Indian (Wyoming) Hill) 41.8; 50.3: 800-Tudar Taylor ............. ooo 020 1·3 1 2 (Madeira) 2:05.4; 200-Harrls (Rnneytown) 1111. lle&rPark ....... 303 111 x-9 8 1 22.7; 3200-Sawyers (Madeira) 10:50.0: ll"i limA IIJ'Ii. 1100. ;;;;tJ WP-Schlle (7k's). lP-Graham. HI!· !SOQR-Finneylown 3:32.2. Urrg leaders: 0-Tuchfarber 3·4 28; Schlie Miami Valley Conference Hills 20 (75Y,), Highland 25 (74%), Fort 2B; Hott HR, 2RBt Young 2·3 HR. T-Doz· 1. CHCA !58; 2. lockland !35; 3. ~,..Ill! Mitchell t611 (56). Jer 2·4 2 2B; Ra~es 3·3. Records: D North Col~ge Hill 95; 4. summit Country !5-4 [CHL 11c3), T (9·5). Day 38; 5. Clnclnnall Country Day 2B; 6. Dixie HeightS 3; Bishop Brossart 0 St. Bemard 14;· 7: Seven Hills 7;·-s. ·tand- Greator -Cinc1nn:atl.· Women's. Goff. • ".J Assn. mark Christian 4. Drossart ••• _.... 000 oao a-a 2 2 Spring team play resuHs Mount St. Joeseph 1e t Manchester 7 Dixie Heights •• 100 020 -a 4 1 OJv/sfon ! Individual winners: Shot put: McKin· M$1 .......... 400 040 314-16 17 S WP-Mayberry (!3K). LP-Vogelpohl. at Clnc:innaH CoLirtfry C!l.lb ney, Lock, 40¥1:·:olscus: Sowder, lock, Man ......... ooa ao1 ooo- 7 9 "o Hitting leaders:O-Fol_tz· 2.-3 2RBI. ReC!ovemook Jtlh {97), Terrace Park 128·6'h: Hlgl1 jump: Shaw, CHCA, 5-!o; WP-Mt::Nutt-{8·2:. SV-McRobertS cords: 0 20·8. tong jump: Wynn,'Lock, 19~4; Pole vault 29 (91 II).Cinclnnall2811 (8211), Camar{2i. lP-Ubey. Hitting lei1ders: MSJ-Cronlri BoonO Co~mty G, East Central 2 Mason, Lock, 10-6: 3200: North COiege go 25~ (76),0'Bannon 2211 (7!11), HR; Schorsch 3·6, 3 R: B. Miller 2·5,.2 East ContrOl ... 002 ooo 0-2 7 a HUI, 904.1 ;' 1LO hurdles: .Johnson, NCH, Weslern Hills 25 (6711), Boone county ,000 420 0-6 7 3 RBI, HR; McKeever 2<!, 2 2B; Merkle DMslon II 16.4; 100: Wynn. lock, !1.3; 1600: HoldWP-Lawrenee. LP-Bo\'ard. Hitting 2·4, 2 HR, 4 RBI; Barnes 2·5, HR; Reck; at Wetherington en, CHCA, 4:59.2; 400 relay: Lockland, leaders:E-Warner 3~4 2B; B-2els 2-:3, ers 3~4, 2.8; \aulbe~ 215. Man-Haley 3·5; Kenwood 29 (86), Wetherington 45.3; 400: Dean, NCH, 51.2; 300 hurdles: Hacker 2RB!, Gatewood 2RBI. Records: ·E 2B, HR, 4 RBI; Collinsworth 2-5, 26; Reed 2911 (53), Maketewah 2B (82), Royal . ltlavasc, NCH, 43.4; BOO: Shields, NCH, !8-S, B 24·3. .28; BoUinger 2*4. Hecords: MSJ 25~ 12, 2:09.6: 200: Wynn, Lock, 23.1; 3200: Dak 25 [80~). Coldstream 26 (77V>I, CCD 8, Summit 3 Man 22-18. ' I')' HillS 2411 (77). Murray, CHCA, ! 1:16: 1600 relaY: CHCA, ceo ................ u1 102 1 1 Mount St. Joseph 12, Anderson 1.0 Division II! 3:42.7. Summit ........... 000 102 0-3 4 4 Anderson 102 040 012-10 16 .a· at Losantlvllle WP-HUiary (!OK). LP-Roedershel· Cl!RLS TRACK . . Wyoming 30~ (95), losontlvllle MSJ ......... 151 300 02X-12 14 :~ mer. Hitting leaders: C-Baker HR 2RBI, M1aml Valley Conference 3511 (90), Haml~on Elks 23\\ (85), Hyde WP-Hall (5·1). S''-McRoberts (3); Singh 2·3: S-Bunch 28. Records: C 20·2 !. CCD !57; 2. CHCA 125; 3. Seven Hills Park 25 (BIY>), Miami VIew 29 (78), tP-Byard. Hitting leaders: MSJ-SchorS~.Ii: (16·0 MVC); S !3-8 (!0-6 MVC). 68; 4. NCH 56; 5. Summit CD 53; 6. St. Crest Hills !811(56~). 3~5, 3 R, 28; B. Miller HR; McKeever 2~4! BASEBALL Bernard 18; 7. Loc~land 13. Division IV 2B; Barnes 3·5, 2 RBi; Taulbee J.-5. ~-"":i"· Sectional Tournament Miller 4-5, 38; Carey 2-F;; Helm 2-4; Bqlat Bel-Wood Individual wlnncrs: Shot pur: Fitzhugh, blrislon II at Roselawn ller 3-4; Cherry 28; Strother 2·4. Reo: Becket! Ridge 34 (102%), Heritage ceo, 28·11; Discus: Fitzhugh, 107·3; High McNicholas 7, Norwood 4 cords: M 26·!2, A 33-l!. Jump: Flynn, NCH, 5·0; long Jump: Kalubi, 37\\ (96\l), Bel wooo 29 (79), summit McNicholas _,120 010 3-7 7 o SH, 15-3; 3200.' CCD, 10.38.2; 100 hur· Norwood .........120 010 0~4 7 3 dies: Johnson,' CCD, 16.3; 100: Kirk, WP-Cremons.- I.P-Whlfe. Hitting ieaders: M-Po!aneczky 28; Moore HR, CHCA, 12.5; 800 relay: CHCA, t:55.3;_~-----------------~---1600: Hale, CCO, 5:41.5; 400 relay: NCH, ~ 4/lBI; Ramsey HR, 2RBI. N-Murphy 3·3; Bryce .2-3 2B; Prues 28. Records: M 63.4; 400: Kathman, SCO, !:00.7; 300 fl.Jllll'ii.A">Uie'Y 13-!4. . hurdles: Vollmer, CCO, 49.5; 800: Hale, ft & CCD, 2:30; 200: leeper, CHCA, 27,7; ~;:_;;:_..;:....;:..::.;:..;:...:;.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~--------Loveland 10, Ross G Ross ........,•••,202 020 0- 6 B 3200: Hale, CCD, 12:36; !600 relay: p.m. CHCA, 4;21.7. Loveland ...... 400 061 x-10 7 2 WP-Dcls. LP-Chrlstophcl. Hitting Clnclnnall Hills Loaguo Saturday, rt:ay 20 leaders: R-Simms HA; Wyant 2~3 38; At Indian HJU CONFERENCE FINALS Grand Rapids at Clr.clnnatl, 7:30p.m. Sizemore 2.8. L-Wustman 2·3 3RBI; Team StBndlngs: 1. Indian Hlil144, (Best-of·?) Beck 38, 2A81; Engle 38; Kowatsch 28. 2. Wyoming 97, 3. Flnneytown 89, 4. MaTuesday, May 2S Eastern Conforence Rec.ards: L 18-7. rlemQnt 69, 5. Reading 41, 6. Taylor 28, Clnc1nn atl vs. Grand Rapids Clncinnatl at Gra,1d Rapids, 7:30 Dlwlslon IV at Tealtown 7. Madeira 27; 8. Deer Park 1. p.m., If necessary Friday, May 12 . CCD 15, Landmark 5 Thursday, May 25" ClnclnnoO 2, Grano Rapids ! Event Winners: Events: 3200R-Ma¥ ceo ............ 470 013 1-n 20 Saturday, May 13 Grand Rapids at Cincinnati, 7:30 rlerrnmt 10:03.1; SP-Warden (IH) 34-B; Landmark ,•• 201 200 0- 5 10 3 p.m., lf necessary · CinCinnati at Grand Rapids, 7:30 HJ-Calloway (IH) 4-10; U-Copcland (IH) p.m. WP-AIIen. LP-Gra'les. Hitting lead· Fr1day, May 26 16-9; Olsc-Fortlcr (IH) 106-6; !DOH-Hoyt ers: C-J. SmRh 2-5; 8. Smith 3·5 3B. Friday, May 19 Cincinnati at Gra.1d Rapids, 7:30 (Mad) !6.5; 100-Fulton (W) !2.5' BOOR28, 3R81; Torlone 3·5 oRB!; Al~n 2·5 2 Gtand Rapids at Cincinnati, 7:30 p.m., If necessary Wyoming !:46.9; 1600-Whlttaker (IH) 38; A. Chahrour 2<3 2RBI; Wright 28; 5:28.5; 4DOR-F!nneytown 51.5; 400-Ful~ Cohen 2-:3. L-Graves 2·4; Byrd 2-3 2 ion (W) 59.2; 300H-Hoyl (Ma<l) 4B.O; 2B; Fryer 2·3. Records: C ! 1·6, 1.11·3. 800-Howland (Mar) 2:23.3; 200-Funon Fenwick 12, Fayette\lflfe 2 IW) 26.0; 3200-\Vhiltaker (IH) 12:!2.4: illll illll Fayetteville ........ 002 00- 2 4 2 lsooR-Wromlng4:o6.s. <::~~~q,nu Fenwfok ............. 282 0 -12 13 2 Greater Miami Conteroncc Meet WP-FIIck. LP-S. Meyer. HI\Hng at Lakota East leadcrs:Fe-Kroko HR, Wolf 2HR 3RBI, Bums 2HR 2B 4RBI, Studer 2-2, Martin GIRLS TRACK 2-2; D. Meyer 28. Records: Fa. 17~5, fe. FAVC Meet at Anderson 91, 4. Lima: 69lh, 5. Sycamore 661/~, 6 BOYS TRACK 17-lO. Cardinal :~ noguJar·Sooson Princeton 661h, 7. lakota West 551h, 8. F"AVC Meet at Anderson W!!mlngtQn 164, Lebanon 129, 1-\lngs Cal". Christian 2,Milf. Chrstlan 1 Fairfield 32 1~, 9. Hamnton 2.51h, 10. Mil· Cardinal 1!3, loveland 103, uu:e Miami 55, Ross Calvary ........... 000 110 0-2 6 3 ford 4. Lebanon 209, Loveland 104, Kings · 34, Goshen 22., Norwoo .I 2. Milford .......... 000 001 0-1 2 3 Event Winners: 110Hurd!es: Robin~ 103, Wllmfngtan 84 5: Ross 76 5; GoWP-Royce. LP-Rulapaugh (6k's). son (Mid) lit9; LOOM-Carlisle (lim) L1.8 shen 21· Utile Mtaml16; Nonvood 9. Disc: Young (WI 112-4; Hlgll: Jones Hitting leaders: C-Fiowers 2-4. Records: (meet record); S.OORelay-MiddletQwn OlsC: Ne!nhelmer {La} 135-4; High· (IV) 5-5; Long: Jones (IV) !7 -6.75; Shol: c 12·9, !:46.3; BOOM-Lim~ iCo~ 2:22.3; 200M- Langston (le) 5-10; Long: Johnson (le) K. Foster jlo} 28~3.75: 3200R: Lebano11 Campbetl Ca. 14, Walton·Verona 2 Carlisle (Lim) 25.3; 3200M-Zelnner (Col) 20-7.7S; Pole: Clarke (le) !3·0; Shot: 9:51.8; lOOH: Jones (W) 15.3; 100: John· campbell Co..... 424 22-14 l l 1 1!:19.0; 1600Relay-Middletown 4:0!.2; McCutcheon (I.e) 50·1.5; 3200R: Kings son (W) 13.0; SOOR: Loveland 1:48.8; WaRon.vorona ... 020 00- 2 4 3 1600M-Zinn (LakE) 5:02.7; 400Relay- 8:13.0; IIOH: Mount (le) 15.0; !00: 1600: McClung (K) 5:21.9; 400: Lebanon WP-Wllson. LP-Stephenson. Hitting Middletown 50.5; 400M-Carllsle (Lim) Singleton [I.e) 11.2; 1600: Busby [II) 51.1; 400; Martin (U~ C0.7; 300H: Jones leaders: C-Mason 2~4 3RBf; Downtng 2--4 58.0; 300Hurdles-Roblnson (Mid) 45.5; 4:27.6; 400R: Lebanon 43.4; 400: John· IWI 44.9; soo: Godby (II) 2:23.9; 200: 28; Wilson 3B; Munn!nghoff 2~2; Eames 3200Relay-Coleraln 9'36.7. son (Le) 50.4; 300H: Mount (Le) 40.0; Johnson [IV) 26.3; 3<.00: McClung (K) 28, 2RBI. W-Coffey 2·2 HR; 8Brtll 28. Queen City Conference 800: Richards (R) 1:59.8; 200: Singleton 12:14.7; 1600R: K~gs 4:!0.5. Outstand· Records: C 8-19, IV 11-16. at MI. Healthy (Lo) 22.3; 3200: Garvin (K) 9:58.0; 1ng athlete: Jones (W}. Bellevue 61 Holy Cross 4 Team Standings: L. Wa!nut Hnrs 1600R: lebanon 3:26.9. Outstanding Buck8),~e Holy Cross ...... 000 022 0-4 7 2 176. 2. Western HWs 119, 3. Mount athlete: Singleton (Le). Anderson 137, Trrpln 133, Amelia Bellevue ......... UO 101 -6 8 4 Healthy 100, 4. Withrow 55, 5. Aiken 9. 6. Bucii.Oye 109; Mason 92, H_anlson 59, Wlnto.n WP-Eaglln. lP-Wenneloug. Hitting Hughes 7,: 7. {tie) SCPA 2, WoQdward 2. Turpin 151, Anderson 133, Harrison WOods 48, Glen tste 2:\ Northwest 20. leaders:H-Frommeyer 2·3, Clary 2~3; B3 Fogelman 2·2, D. Grant 2·4 2RBI, Mont· Event winners U-Fennel\ (Walnul ~~· ~~~~o~s~o~:s ~~rt:e~!~a i • Mason 100: Votapef< ::Am1 12.53; 200: og.: gomery 2-3 .2B. Records: B 12·10. Hills) ts-GY•. High Jump-Tolliver (Western ' 100. oan~l; IWI !!47· 2oo· Ah· lctree (W) 26.:!9: 400: Shields: Dixie Heights 12, Stott County 1 Hills) 4-8, Shot Put-Pienlng (Walnut H'llsl rens (An) 23.22; 400: Ruih tW) S0.22; (Am)60. 12; BOO: ~011>11 (Ani 2:20.22; Dixie Heights •••• 403 32-12 l2 1 28·6, Discus-wood (Walnut HUis) 10!-10, 800 , McNutl (H) 2:01.40; !600: McNutt !GOO: Homan (Ani 5:13.76; 3200: Homan ScoH County ...... 100 00- 1 1 2 3200R-Walnut Hills 10:45.2, IOOH-MUI· (HI4-30 44· 3200· Meurer (T) 10·09.45· (An) 11:43.30; !DOH: Murray (An) 15.89: WP-Johnson. LP-Krelnest. Hitting !Ins-Hall ,(Walnut Hills) 14.9, !00-Pryor !IOH: riptOn (W) • 14.42; 300H: Tlplon 300H: owens {An} 48AO; 400R: Winton leaders:D-llechty 28. Wuelnner 3~3 2 (Aiken) 12.2, BOOR-Walnut Hills 1:44.6, (W) 39.33; 400R: Anderson 43.87; woods 51.06: BOOR: Winton Woods 28, T. Unkraut 3·4 4RBI, J~hnson 3-4 1600-Kesford (Walnut Hills) 5:50.1, 16ooR• Turpln 3·3029· 3200R: Mason 1:48.89; 16DOR: Anderson 4~06.23~ 2HR 3RBI; Kre\nest 28. Records; D 22~9, 400R,Walnut Hills 49.2, 400-Spivery 8 , 25. 0 ~, Hlgtr: Terreil (W) 6·4; Pole, Ul· 3200R: Anderson 9:40.03; High: Benken (Withrow) 1:00.2, 300H-Hellman (Walnut land (An) 13.0· Long· Harrell (T) 20· s 22·6. (T) 5·4; Long: Moore iM) 15~5.5; Shot~. Beechwood 13, Heritage 6 Hills) 50.2, BOO-Biovlns (Mount Healthy) 8 75 . Shot· Bayowskl, IT) 49-B· Disc: R.obafdS (H) 35~5; Dl!:t: St. Pierre {H)• Beechwood 420 222 1-13 16 3 2:33.0, 200-Splvery (Vnthrow) 2S.4, Bayowskl('i) 152·1. Outstan~ng athlete: L12-1. Outstanding athl~te: Chelsea Hom•.. 3200-Sofranko .<Walnut Hills) 1!:59.8,. McNuU (H). Heritage ...... 000 204 0· 6 8 5 . an [An). 1600R ,walnut H1lls 4:15.0 WP-Potter; LP-R Trlngalc. Hitting

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·Track honor roll , BOYS POLL : ·1. La Salle (8) .........................

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Braashaw (Prlncaton)' ............ ;.. Willie (Walnut Hills).:............:... Coo~ (Prlnteton) ...................... ~'!on (W)omlng) .............. :......

25.B 25.B 25.9 26.0

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.. ;;;; ,3. Ketterer (Sy9fimore) ... ~ ............. '58.7 10. W.stem HJI~ .....................:..:.... 8 ~·. ~rfxtonj,_Cp~ratn) .................... 59.0 6.. ~\On livtl""g) ..................... 59.2 ( 100 ' .. . : M ~~f <..;_~ HI~ .................... 59.7 • 1. Vlnsiin (Midaletown) ............... :10 •4 . 2. Rogers (Mid~eJown) ...........,.. 10.5 · 7 ·. a e ota est) ............ 1:00.0 ;· Thompson (r,ddletown) ......:... 1o. 5 · ~: 0moyosl (Wyoming) ..... :........ 1:00.0 • Daniels (Princeton).............:.... 10.6 Ill ~~(MI. No~e Dame) .......... 1:00.0. 5. Sl~elon (Lebanon) ...........;... 10.8 : . o ena (Mariemont) ............ 1:00.2 S. Stephens (St. Xavier) .........!... 10.8 . ·. BOO 6. Alexander (Sycamore) .......:.... 10.9 1. Bogner (Sycamore) ............... 2:!8.7 ~- Hams (Rnneytown) ...........:.... 10.9 I. Cambruzzl (Ursuline) .............. 2:1B.7 • Loveii(LakotaWest) ......... :.... 10.9 3. Me. M~er(Coleraln) ............... 2:19.! ~- Mounts (Lebanon) ............. .'.... .10.9 3. Correii(Anderson) ................. 2:19.1 . Run)<>n (Lebanon) .................. 10.9 S. Dietrich (Mercy) ..................... 2:19.2' ·6. Williams (West HI.) .......... :, .. 10.9 6.. 81 (Amelia) ........................... 2:20.2 200 7. Umle (Colerain) ..................... 2:20.S I. VInson (Mddletown) ............... 20.B ~- ~ (Colerain) ..................... 2:20.5 23.. Hunter (Middletown) .......... :.... 21.6 · (Lako\' East) ................. 2:21.6 Rogers (Middletown) .........:.... 21.B 10. Lavelle (rrlddlelown) ............. 2:22.0 4. Harris (Rnneytown) .......:.,:..... 22.2 10. rrleade (Ursuline) ............,...... 2:22.0 5., Stephens (St. l<a'ller) ........: .... 22 _2 , !0. Howland•(Mariemont) :....:...... 2:22.0 6. Johnson (Lebanon) ......... :.;... 22 3 · 1600 6. Singleton (Lebanon) .......,.:,..:: 22:3 ' I. Z1nn (Lakota E"'t) ................. S:00.9 .. e. MuUins-Haii(Hul')les) .............. 22.3 ·~· ~man (AnDerson) ................ S:02.0 9. Williams (West. High) ..,.. ,:...... 22.4 · gner (Sycamore) ............... S:OU 9. Dlc~erson (Sycamore).; •.••·, •.•. 22.4 4. Crum (Colerain) ............ ~........ 5:10.0 .. 400 . ' ·. S. Sedlngfleld (Colerain) ............ S:II.O 1. Gates (Middletown) .........!...... 48 _9 · 6. Ze~ner (C!IIeraln) .................. 5:14.3 2. Mullins-Hall (Hughes).-'.. ..: ...... 49_g . ~- Woebse (Turpin),, ................. 5;1e.3 3., Slnf)eton (Lebanon) ............... 49.9 · - Wyckoff (Lakota E.) .............. 5:17.9 4: Ruth (Wln. Wds.) ............!...... 60.2 · 109. · Bortlng (Seton) ..................... 5:20.0 5. Johnson (Lelllmon) ..........!...... 50. 3 · · Maas (Colerain) .................... S:21.0 6. Fulton (Eider) .............:....'....... so.3 · 3200 • 7. Williams (West High) ......!....... 50.4 ! •• Z1nn (Lakota East) ............... 10:56.6. 2. Wyckoff (Lakota E) .......... c.. 11:06.7 S: Coates (McNicholas) ....... [...... 50.7 9. Sherman [Princeton) .......'.. ...... 50.8 3. Zeilner (Co~raln) .........i ...... 11:10.9. 10. l.jle (St Xavier) .............;....... SO.B . 4, Bedlngfleid (Colerain) .......... !I:IS:O. 600 4. Maas (Colerain) ................... 1!:18.0 1. Sctue!ner (St.-xavrer) ••••. !••.. 1·:s4•0 6. Homan'(Anderson) ...•.•..•••;.• 11:21.9 2. ward (Colerain) ......:......:.... I:S4.B ~- :~pe 1bsec~ (Seton) ........... 11:33.4 3. Rhodenbaul')l('ralawanda). !·56 4 • r ng· e n) ,........,......... I US 5 4. O'Brien (SL xavier) ............: 1;s7:o· · 9. Slconolti[Colera:nr .............. !1:3s:o S. Claunch (Lakota East) ...:..... 1, 57.s 10. Woebse (Turpin) ...... ,.......... 11:40.5 6. Smith (Elder) ...................... 1:5B.S 100 Hurdles 7. See ~lddletown) ................ 1:5a7 I. Mulllns,Haii(Wal. His.) .............. 14.6 8.. Hanc (Fairfield) ................. 1:59.0 2. Jones (Wimlngl<ln) ................... u.B 9. Mecum (sycamore) ............. 1:69.3 ~- :d/e (Ursuline) ....................... .14.B !0. Padgett (La Salle) ........ .'...... !:59.S rr s (Aken) .....................,.... 14,9 4• Roblnson(Middletown) .............. !4.9 1600 ' I. Ward (Colerain) .................. 4·11.9 ~- Han~ey (Lebanon) ................... 15.2 2. 'Padgett(taSaUe) ..............: 4; 14. 1 · Maly(Mercy) ............................ 15.2 3. Claunch (Lakotli E) .......!...... 4:I4.S B. COIIieri(Falrfl~ld) ...................... !5.3 · 9. Bloemer (Lakota West) .........:... 15.4 4 Bader (La Salle) 4 15 1 5. D :.......... ,....., : . 10. Homschemeler (McNich) ........... IS.5 tO H 1z PrJ • unbar (Moeller) .......... i...... 4:18.9 . 6. See(Middlelown) ......... ;...... 4:!9.3 · · o. en I nceton) .................... !5.B 7. King (Sycamore) .......... ,...... 4:23.1 . · 300 Hurdles B. King (St. X.vler) .........::.. ..... 4:23.9 1. Harris (Aiken) .......................... 44.8 9. Rhodenbaul')l(T'wanda) ...... 4:2S.2 · 2. HomschemeJer (McNich) ......:.... 45.4 10. GrlmJ~~(Moeller) ...........:..... 4:28.0 3. Jones (Wilmington) ................... 45.5 · · 3200 ..· 3. Robinson (Middletown) .............. 45.5 . I. Padllett (La Salle) ....... ;....... 8:56.9 ~- ~:i:j (Lakota West) .................. 4S.7 2: Claunch (tak. east) .. ;,.!.. ..... 9: 22.7 • le (Ursuline) ....................... 46.1 ~ee (Middletown) ........ ,....... 9: 26 .0 7. Bess (Middletown) .................... 45.3 ~- ~Dier (Fairfield) .. :,.,................. 46,4 • ader (La Salle) .................. Sc26.5 · oemer (Lak. West) ................ 47.8 S•. Wel~arschen (Sl X)) :......:. 9,3o.9 6. Dunbar (Moeller) .........'........ 9: 33 1 . tO .. Ashv;orth (Amelia) ................... 47.7 7. Scbwarz (Moeller).:.....:....:. 9, 35 : 1 · !0. Mulll~s-tlall (\'lalnut Hills) ......... 47.7 ~- R!Schmann (La Salle).'........ 9:35.B ; . 400 Relay ..Gallagher (5Ycamore) .: ........ Sc39.6 1. Walnut Hills ....................:........ 48.4

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......... 39 7 1. Ramstelter (Elder) ..... :........... !4. 3 2. Render (Sycamore) ....: ........... 14.4

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~ton Woods ........................ : 50.6' . ota East ..................;.......... 50.9

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- W .. oas ........................... 1:46.5 6 · YOmtng ...... :....................... 1:46.9

2. Render (Syacmore) ..:............. 39.3

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9• · o e n .............................. i 1600 Relay I. Walnut Hills,......................... 2, M~~.etown ........................... 3. Mou!'lt Notre Dame ........ ,.•...•• ~· ~~~ho~s ......., ................... • . 9ta West ......................... i6 Wyqmlng ...........................:..

Bode(MIHord) ......... :..............139.7 Schroeder (Oak Hllls)i-'--·'·"""' 39.9 ~lartln (Anderson) .................. 40.3 . Spurlock (Princeton) l'l ......... :'• 40.4 400 Rela~ ' . I. Middletown .............:.......: ...... 42.0 ~ Sl Xavier ...............L: ......:.... 42.8 3. Princeton ............................... 43.0

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.... 44.o Mlddlelown ......................... 3:18.8 5t l<a'ller ........................... a, 23 1 Lebanon ..............._:.~.: ......... _3: 26:0 McMctlolas .... , ................... 3·26 5

6• Middletcwn ........................... 9:53.3 7. Mercy ................................... 9:54.2

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4. ~rplth (Lakota E) ...................... 31J..7 5.· -K.;Foster tLoveland) ...... ·........ 38·3'1• 6. Dlrr (Clermont Nf) ..............:.. 37·6Y• ~- Milligan (falrtleid) .................... 36-6

6. Colerain ...,..........c.... ,........... 8:IO.O

10. Si Foster (Loveland) .............. 35·8¥• .

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4. Grata (Coloraln) ..................... 119·5 S. ,zachary (MI. Notre Dame) ...... 119-0

' I• Munoz (Moeller) .. ;.................. 55- 5

~- ~t. Pierre (Harriso~ .............;. 117·6

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Vesser (Rnneytown) .............. 54'S Rock (Lakota West):....:; ... Sl'ltV. Jackson (LaSa~e) ................. 5o-4 Walker (Turpin) • · SD-3 (: ..................... rum (Colerain).' ................ S0-2'12 McCutheon (Lebanon) ............ 50·2 Blackburn (McNick) .........;...... 50-0 Bayowski(Turpln) ................... 49-B Conly (Amelia),.;................. ,.. 49-8 D1seus· I. HIII(Coleraln) .... ;............., ... 168;3 3. Munoz (Moeller)! .. :............... 166•0 3. Nardini(SL X) ...,................ ISB·I1 4. Bayowskl (Twpln) ...., .....,..... 1s 2_1 5. ·Vesser {flnneyto:nrn) ........·•. l49-lO . e. Strlef (MUford)' ..c............... :.. 149-S . 7. Perry (Oak HUIS)j ................ ~. 148-9 B. W~nhelmer ..... :...............:. 147·10 9. Hyams (Sycamore) .............. 146·7 10. CIUm (Colerain), ................... 141J..4 High lump · · I. Reynolds (Lakota E) .............. 6-sv. 2. Mathews (51. X)' ....................... 6-6 2. Terrell (Win. woods} ..·....... ;...... 6•6 4. Schenke (Edler) ....................... e- 4 4. Evans (Aiken) ......................... s.-4 G. Faln tEastern.Brown} ...:.:......:;.: 6--36. Laslta tLa so11e1 .......... :........... '6-3 e. Marlin (Anderson) .................... 6-3 9. Baker (Pnnceton) :................. 6·2'12 . Long Jump , ~- Furlow (West. HI.) ........... ,... 22-4'12 • • Harris (Aiken) :....................... 22-2 · 3. Paffe (Moeller):.. :............. 22-llo/• 4. Shermann (Princeton) ...... : 21-11'12 5- Evans (Aiken) .............,........ 21-t 1 6. Hunter (Middletown) ............. 21-10 7. Wrlghi(Colereln) ........,...:... 21-9V• 8. •Ryan (Moeller) .................... 2.1·8'12 B. Thompson [Middletown) ...... 21·9'12 Wiley ~~~ceton) ................... 2t-7 · . . HudOpe 1(La SOUe) ............... 21-7

• : ._Foste1 (Lovelan I ............... 115·B 8. ,~auer(Seton) ........................ 114-0 9. 'rrlates (5ycamorc) .............. 112·9'12 to .. Sheaffer (Mariemont) .._......... ttl-10 . ' . Hlgtt krmp I.: Jone; (\'/limington);.,, ................ 5-9 2. • Eppensleln (MND) ...................... S·8 3.-; Benken (Turpin) .......,................. S-4 4. Prosperi (Lebanon) ........:............ 5-4 ~- ~hereen (Turpin) ............,......... S·4 .. . nnett (Amelia) ........................ 5-2 6.· Spart<s(McAuley) ....................... s-2 6., Deeds (Anderson) ...................... S·2 6,: O'Hara lPrlnceton) ..................... 5~2 6 •. .Stone (Mason) ........................... S·2 ' i _ Long Jump !. .Jones (Wllmlngton) .......:.......... 18·2 2: Akubeze (McNicholas) ............. : 17-9 2•. Harris (~ken) .......................... 17-9 4: ,Togertge (rfr. Notre Dame) ..... 16-11 ~: '~ennell (Wal. His.) .................. 16-10 Stewart (Lakota E) ................ 16-8% • : part<s (McAuley) .................. !6-GV• B. ! Croxton (Colerain) ... :................ 16-6 · ~-: Jacquemln (Talawanda) ........... 16·5 l~·i Bealer lPrlnceton) ................. 1S.31J,

Schedule

BASEBAL~

Regional Tournament DMslon 1 Friday

El<fer (23·41 vs. Troy (IS-9), s p.m.

· D1Yiston II Friday (At Hardman Field, Piqua) Va'ndal\a Butler (26·2)' vs. lovelan"d (19-B), 2 p.m. . ' Columbus··Blshop WatierStln (2t-sr· vs. · · •

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·Pole Vautt 1. Pierson (la Salle} ...............: .. 14-6 1. Tenbrli'\Ck (La. Salle) .......... ., ... 14·6

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Dlck'Shaffer Field, Hllllboro} GrerMIIe (23-7) vs. Versalles (17-5). 2 p.m. Bellefontaine BenJamin Logan (23·5) vs. Made~a (2D-5). 5 p.m.

3. Walter (Moeller) .................:... 14-0 5. Albrinck'(LaSalle) :.. :.:........... 13-e 5. crea (51. Xavier) .................... 13-6 ' ~- Ulland (Anderson) ..........,....... 13:6 . Munafo (Mo~ler) ....... .- ........... 13·6 9. Clarl< (Lebanon) ...........:......... 13·0 9. Dowling (Moeller) .................... !3·0 .. 9. Luken (Sycamrire) :...:;........... 13-0 . 9. Me Kiddy (Elder) ..........: .......... 13-0 9. Smith (Princeton) ................... 13·0 9. Muna.fo (Moeller) : .. c,,,;., .. :;....: ·13·0 GIRLS POLL . · I.. Colerain (12) ..............:...... ,..... 120 2. Walnu1HIIIs ....;........................ 104

DIYialon IV · · · Friday (At'Ruber Heights Wayne) St. Henry'(l9·6) vs. Mlddlelown Fenwfck (18-10), 2 p.m . Cincinnati C~untry Day (19*6) vs. Fort Loramie, 5 p.m. ·

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·SDFTBAL~

Regional Tournament r Division 1 (At Untvorsltr of Dayton)

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• . ·100 Akubeze (McNicholas) ......: ...,. 12.1 Fenneii[Warnut His.) .............. 12.1 Pryor (~ken) .....:.................:. 12. t Spivery (\'llthrow) ...:............... 12.2 Bauer (Mason) .......·....;... ~ ..,..... 12.3 Votapek (Amelia) ................... 12.3 White (\'lalnutHIIIs) ............... 12 4 Haller (Lakota West) .............. 1i4 Danlei(MqNicholas) ................ 12.4 Hendriex [Middletown) ......:....: 12.4 ' !-.- ,i 200 Spivery (Withrow) ......,..:......... 25.2 Miller (Colerain) .......:.............. 25.3 Pryor (Aiken) ............:............ 2S.4 Fennell (Walnut Hills):: ............ 2S.7

(14--14), 5 p.m.

Division Ill Friday

3. Russell (Prlncetan) ....;.........:.. 14-0

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.. (At Wright Stale untvinaltY) Mmllslug (23-6) "·Moeller (21-4), 2 p.m.

Fairfield (27-2) vs. Clayton Northmont (IB-12), 4:30p.m• , . TRACK Regional Meet (At Welcome Stadium, Dayton) Division II Today· · -Field Ewents Boys:.·diSc~s, ·hlgh Junip and pole vault, 4

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Gins: shot put and long jump

• . _ ·-Running Finals 3200 meter relay, 4:30p.m.

Running semifinals: 4:45 p.m.

Division 1 . · Today ·- ~eld Ewents Boys: discUs, t\lgtl Jump and pole vault, 4

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Girls; ~at put _and.loflg jump

Running Ffnala

320Q meter relay, 4:30 p.m. Running SemlflnBls: 4!45 p.m.

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S ....Z 8 -.. 2 c ~ b _Track and field f REGIONAL MEETS

GIRLS DIVISION I Team standings

At Welcome Stadium, Dayton l ,

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Colonel Wlltte. 37, 6. Wa!nut Hills 29, 7. Withrow 26, 8. (tie) Middletown, centl\ivllle 22. Oll!ers: 11. Mt Notre Dame 20/ 12. (He) lakota West, Sycamore 19, 14. llltNl· ch~as 17, 17. UIS!IIne 14, IS. (tie) An· derson, Mercy, A.mella, Piqua 12, 24. McAuley 9, 26. Winton Woods 6, 29: (tie) Lebanon, St. Ursula 5, 35 •. (tie) Mason, Princeton 4, 37. (tie) LOveland, Harnson, Fairfield 3, 41. (tie) Kilgs, Aiken 2, 43. (tie) seton, Turpin t Winners/local atate quallflefs High· Jump: I . .Jones (Wilmington) 5;;; 2. Bennett (Amelia) 5·4. Oll!ers: 5. Spall<s (McAuleY) 6-4: 6. Eppsteln (Mt. Notre Dame) IN; B. Shu.maker (Wllmlng.. ton) 5·2. ·Shot Put: I; Leesman (Mere)') 42-6; 2. Zar:ilary (MI. Notte Dame) 3~; 4. Smlll!(Lekota East) 3HO 3/4. Oll!ers: 6. Fostet (loveland) 37·2 1/2. · 100 Hurdles: I. Mulllns·Haii(Walnut Hllls)l4.63; 2. Biddle (tlrotillne) 14.84; 3. Jones (Wilmington) 15.18. O!llers: 5. 8/ae-. .mer (Lakota West) 15.74; 6. Colter (Fair· tJeld) 16.0; 7. Robinson (Mlddletown} 16.09; Handley (Lebanon) 16.38. ' tOO Meter&: 1, Foster (MeadoW· dat.) 12.45; 3. S~very (Wl!llrow)' 12.61; 4. Fennen (Waillut Hllls) 12.65. Olller.;: 5. Votapek (Am~la)12.76; 7. Bauer (Mason) 12.85. ' BOO Relay: 1. Meadowdale 1:43.98; 2. Co\onol Wlllta 1:44.89; 3. Mclllcho\as ~~~~:·l,r:.~~own 1:45.~4~ O!llers: 1

THE CINCINN:I\TI ENQUIRER Shot Put: 1. ,PitcO<lk (Piqua) 53-11 3/4. 4. Rock (Lakota Wesl)52-7 1/2. 0!11· ers: 5. Munoz (Moeller' 52-I 3/4:7. Patter· son (St. xawer) 5!·3 3/4. 110 High Hurdles: 1. Hodges (Hllbar Helgts -Wayne) 14.06. 3. Mount (lebanon) !4.81; 4. Ramstetter, (Elder) !4.94. Others: 5. Raffe (Moeller) 14.99; 6. Render (Sycamore) 15.63; 7.. Wiliams (Western Hils) 16.10. :. . 100 Metetsi :1. Richardson (Huber H~ghts Wayne) 10.9. No local qualflers. O!llers: 5. Vinson :(Middletown) 11.16; 7. Furlow (Westem Hlllslll.37. 1600 Metors: 1. Ward (Mason) 4:09.67; 2. Claunch' (lakota East) 4: 10.08; 3. Padgett (la Sa/lei 4:11.36; 4. Bader (La Salle) 4:13.84•.0thers: 5. Dunbar (Moeller)· 4:20.65: 6. see il•~dd~town) 4:21.81; 7. King (StXJ 4:22.02: 8. King (Sycamore) 4:22.60. . 400 Relay: 1' Wayne 41.45. 2. Mid· dletown 41.76. Others: 6. Westem Hills 42.78; 6. Winton Woods 43.02: 7. Prince-· ton 43.48; 8. lebanon 43.98. 400 Melero: 1. Ward! (Col. Wlllle) 47.94; 2. Gates (M~dletown) 46.95: 3. Mul· !Ins-Hall (Ht:gh<sj49.06. O!llers: 6. J<Jhnscn (let>anon) 49.95: 8. Coates (M<Nlchcltes)

' 1600 Meters: I. Zlnn (lakota East) 4:55.5; 3. Bogner (Sycamore) 5:04.39; 4. Homan (Anderson) 5:09.44. O~hers: 6. Crum (Colerain) 5:1!.83; 7. Maas (Colerain) 5:14.59, ,

3. WI~:~=· ls.~~~:e~~ ~~: • town 50.47; 8. Aiken 50.62.

400 Metars: 1. Spivery (Withrow)

55.78; 2.. ~etterer (Sycamore) 58.41: 3. Cro)';t,on (Colerain} 58.79. 0\hers:!S. Mathie (Lakota West) 59.65; 7. Fallon (Mt. Notre Dame) !:OMS. , · 300 Hunll..: ll, Jones (Wllmlngton) 44.22: 3. Rice (lakota West) 46.34; 4, Homsehern~er (MeNicll~as) ~.55.

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50.99. 300 IH: Hustim (Contervllle) 37;39. No local quaDtlers. OWers: a Mount !Lebanon) 39.03; 7. Render (Sycamore) 39.92. BDO Metora: 1. Sollr~oor (St. xavier) 1·:52.97; 2. Rt!.odenbaugh (Talawanda) 1:54.45; 3. Meeum (Sycamore} 1:57. 14; 4. O'Bnen (St. X) 1'57.29. O!llers: 5. Smith . (Elder) U8.16: 6. Noelcke (Colerain) 1:58. 19; B. /lnlnner (Welnut Hils) 1:59.45. 200 Meter&: 1. Richardson (Huber Heights Wayne) 21.54; 2. Vlnsoo (Middletown) 22.06; Others: 6. Singleton (lebanon) 22.81; 7. Wiliams (WestHI) 22.58:8. Mvl· !ins-Hall (HU/llles) 23.35. 3200 MetOI'Ii: !. Pad/lei! (la Saie) 9:07.0; 2. Claunch.(Lakota Easl) 9:17.94; 4. Dunbar (Moeller) 9:!B.78. Oillers: 5. Ward ·(Co~raln' 9:25.54; 6. Wletmarschen (St. X) 9:36.20; ·7. Olson (Lebanon) 9:38.76; 8. Ga.tagher (Sycamore) 9:40.61. 1600 Rtilal' 1. Middletown 3:19.30; 2. St. Xalier 3:20.23 •.

BOYS DIVISION II ,Team Standings . 1. Eaton 7'3, 2. Betrerontaine 52; 3. . O.ayton Ounbar;48, 4.. Cham!nade.-Jullenne 43, 5. Uckng Valley 33. OlhetS: 7. Flnney· town 25, 17. (~e) Norlh College HDI, Purcell Marian) II, 19. New Ritl!mcnd 10 1/3, 22. Ros 8, 32. Fal~lty 4, 36. Deer Park 3, 37• Ma<1~ra·2, 40.. (tle) Wyoming Ma<ilson I.

• etS: 5. Ro~nson (Middletown) :46.27; 6. Bloemer (Lakota West) 47.13; B. Haarrls Wlnners;lacal state quatlflers (Aiken) 51.07. · • · . Long Jump: l. Johnson (Beltefontalne) 800 Melero: I. Miller (Colerain) 23-2 1.2. No local qualifiers. others: 5. HorH9.09; 2. Umle (Colerain) 2: 17.29; 3. wer!ll (Rnneytcwn) 20·5, 6. Price (Deer Camb!UZZI (Urr;ullne) 2:17.36, (OilleiS: 5. Park) 20·3, 8. Back .(Balarla) 19·!1, 9. Glngellcll (Let>anon) 2:18.95;' 6. Carroll Satalle (F~Icllj) 19·4 1/4. (Anderson) 2:19.15; 7. Dle!11ch (Mercy) 2:19.92; 8. Bogner (Sycamoro)2:20.91. Shot Put I. Veser (Flnneytown) 53-4 200 Meters: I. Spivery (Wlth!ow) 1/4. Oil1e15:•Easter (Fel!CIIj) 47-8, 9. McllU• • 25.44; 4. Sul<ys (St. Ursula) 26.01. lin (M811emont) 46-11 1/2, 13. Orkk (Se!ll· 3200 Motors: I. Zlnn (Lakota East) ei·Tate) 44-5 '3(4. 10:53.47; 2. Wyckoff (Lakota East) 110 High Hurdles: I. Roberts (Bel· 11:07.08; 3. Zelnner (Coleraln)ll:l2.76. lefoittalne) 14.39. No Iota! QUalifiers. O!llers: s. Bedlngtleld (Coleraln)I1:34.BS: ' 100 Mater&: 1. Smlth (CMmtnatte-Ju7. McClung (Kings) 11:46.18.' l!eline) 11.16~ No local quallflefs. Others: 6. 1600 Rolay: 1. Walnut Hills Cooper (Purcell Martan) 11.51. 3:58.02; 2. Middletown 3:59.67; 4. MI. 1600 Msters: 1. MC.Cauley (Greenon) Notre Dame 3:59.13. Others: 5. Colerain' 4:23.55. No local qualifiers. Others: 8. Ke'lin 4:00.7.2; 7. \.llkota West 4:03.72; 8. An· Hall (Madison) 4:37.31. Hagerty (Marie· de!son 4:03.97. mont),_ Kosc!anskf (Wyoming), Richards GIRLS DIVISION II (Ross), McCart {New Richmond}, Jones Team Standings (Western 91own). . I. Dayton Dunbar 51, !2. Wyoming 400 'Relay: 1. Chamlnade•Jullenne 46. 3. Spnngfleld Shawneai 40 1/2. 4. 42.71. 4. Purcell Marian (Johnsoo, Ja.CooGranville 35, Indian HUI 34! O!ller~ II. per, Je.CooJ)er, Swann) 43.65. O!llers: 6. East c~nton 18, 13. Mariemont 17, 16. Ann0)1own 44.51. Ffmeytown 15, 28. Cllliton Massie 13 l/2, 400 •Meters: I. Thompson (Eaton) 21. MJd~elown Madison 10,123. (tie) Pur· 49.24. 3: Dean INCH) 49.79. Oll!ers: 6, cell Marian, Clrmont Northeastern, Spring-. WJrnelm (8ata\1a) 50.89. boro, Ross 8, 27. Tie) Be!ll~·Tate, Read· 300 IH: !. Lall\ins (Dunbar) 38.89. No \ng 6. ' local qualifiers. Wlnnerajloca1state qualifiers BOO Meters: I. Ware (Dunbar) High Jump: I. Mall\hom (Madlsoh) 1:57.33. No local qualifiers. O!llers: 6. Ech· 5-3, 2. Wertman (Ross) 5-3, Others: 7. erivel (New Rlcllmond) 2:00.94: Tudor (Ma· Gbson (Clinton Massie) 5,1, 12. Flynn de"a), Gclns (Blanchester). Rascona (Deer (NCH) 4-10, : Pall\). Shol Put: I. D..~ (Dayton Dunbar) 39-9, 2. Dlrr (Cierrrroot NE) 37·4. Ollt01s: 200 Meters: 1. 'smllh (Cflamlnade· • 6. Wardan (indian HIH) 34-9 1/4, 14. EV· Julenne) 22.06. No la;:a/ quallllers. ans (BataVIa) 31·6 1/4. . : 3200 Motoro: 1. Roell (Preble Shaw· 100 HIIJdlaO! I. connollj (Silawnee) nee) 9:44,25. No focal quallllers. Oillers: 7. 14.67, 2. caldwell (East ~llntonll5.ll. . Sawyer l~l'delra) 10:03.16, Johnson (Ma· " O!llers: 8. Guenther (Sp~nl(b<>ro) 7. !B. dewa), Mack .(lla~n), Mccan (New Rlr:h· 100 Mele111: I. FUlton (Wyoming) mond), Sames (Western Brown). 2.52. others: 7. Ogletree (Finneytown) 1600 Relay: l. Dayton Dunbar 12.94. • 3:25.00,:2. F!nneytown (Stallworth, Hor. 800 Relay: 1. WyoinJng (Omoyo~. wartl1, Ogletree, Ha.rrls) 3:25.10. Others: Shelleby, linapke, Fulton) :1:44.13, .3. 111Clinton Massie 3:27.00, B. Wyoming e dian HIH (Finkelman, Slattery, Secn!Oid, co3:30.70. peland) 1:47.81. O!ller>' 5. Flnney!own 1:47.50. ! BOYS DIVISION Ill 1600 Meters: 1. ~ep (Kenton Ridge) Team Standings: 1. Versailles 58 5:04.76. No IO<lal qualifiers. O!llers: 7. En· l/2, 2. Manon Looal 44, 3. Twin Valley get (Reading) 5:23.91, St.ge (Sp~ngboro), Sau!ll 38 1/2, 4. (tle) Sp~ngfteld Ca!lloUc Whltta!oler (!ndan tfllf), ~eelman (PurceR Central, Covington 33. Other~ 11. WaynesMarlan). .1 vfile 20. 12. lockland 19, 21. CHCA !1. 400 Relar. 1. Sprfngfield Shawnee Winners/focal state quallfters 50.22. No li>cal quallllt;rs. O!llers: 6. PurLong Jump; I. Griggs (Waynes>llle) eel Marian 50.9 6, 7. flnneytown 51.25. 21·10 t/4. Others: B. Hunter (CIICA) 18-8 400 Motors: !.!Copeland (Col. l/5, 10. Wynn (Lockland) 19·3 112. II. Sollool for Girls) 57.12.1 2. F\Jiton (WyoHonsal<<!f (Reading) .19·1 1/2. Sliot Put: 1. Brian Shaw (Waynesfleld mlnll) 58.11, 4. omciyos\ (Wyoming) 59.17. O!llers: 7. GUsUn (CIIntlln Mas~e) Goshen) 53·2. No local quaQflets. O!llers: 1:00.92. B. Bell/er (Flnney«>wn)l:IO.I7. 13. Blyne Janny (CHCA) 38·5 1/4, 14. 300 Kutdfes: I. CaldiVell (East Clln· Dean~ra Long (HIIIr:resQ 38-4 1/4, 15. Bnan

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:S~il~ttl~S: -Duncan ~Clinton Massie) 800 Meters: 1. !Ankerman (Milton Ridge) 2:18.24. 3. HoWland (Manemont) 2:19.19, 4. Be\11er (F'It!IO)'I<>wn) 2:19.72. Others: 8. Potts (MariemOnt) 2:24.59, Coyle (SPrlnl(b<>ro), Shelleby (Wyoming). 200'61otelll: 1. HIU (Dllnbar) 25.51, 3. Copeland (ln~an Hnt' 25.84. 3200 Meters: 1: Oake (SpJingfle!d Northwestern) 11:2B.54. 3. Pride (Be!llel· Tate) 11:38.46, 4..Uible (Indian Hill) 11:40.16. O!llers: 7. !Stege (Spnngboro) t2:06.18, Engel (Rea~ng), Whittaker (In· dian HRI). : · '1600 Retav: 1: Wyoming (Omoyosl, Shelleby, Knapke, Fu«on) 3:57.15 (meet reoolll), 3. Dayton Oakwood 4;08.57, 4. Mariemont (Howland, Parker, Potts; We~ el) 4:08.75. 5. C!nton Massie 4:09.80. GIRLS DIVISIOII Ul Team Standings: 1. MlllSter 108, 2. Versailles 68, 3•. Spenc.ervl.lle. 56, 4. New Kooxv!Ue 51, 5. Fort Loramie 34 1/2, 6 ClnclnnaU Hills Cllrl~tlan Academy 29, 7. Clnctnnatl Country Day 25 IJ2. 31. ~van 1;1/s 2, 32. Madeira I. Wfnnorejlocal state quaPRers High Jump: I• Buscher (New Bremen) S-4. No local /qualifiers. Others: 6. Vollmer (CCD) 5-I, 9J leeper (CHCA) 4·10, 12. WJ/Uams (CCD) 4·8. Shot Put: I. Mangen (Russia) 37,7 -1/2. No local qualfl~s. Others: 14. Carlin (Madeira) 27·7, 15.•Rtzlmgh (CCD) 2G·2. 100 ffurdles: 1. DrnkWine (New Knoxvlflel 15.08. 3. Johnson (Cillcnnati Country Day) 16.05. O!llers: 8. Hoyt (Mad~ra) 17.50. '' 100 Meters: '1. Kirk (CHCA) 12.6t O!ll"s: 7; Moms (CHCA) 13.38. BOO Relay: I. Vetsalles 1:46.76. No local qualifiers. Otlters; 7. CHCA 1:49.10. • 1600 Meteri; l. Homan (Spencer- 1 vn!e) 5:0.88. No local qua!JfJels. Others: : tCH~~~ce, Safdl. (Seven Hills), Hyrne 1

;0:0 :;:,~ ~uT:o:. ~~s~~g:· 400 MelefB!: .1. Davies (Cedarvlle).

68.58. 2.

Kathman

lSummit Country Day)

ho Hlgh·f:lurdlea; 1. Derek··Thofup-o

son (Southeastern) 15.40. No looal quaUfl· ers. tOO Meters: I.. Wynn (Lockland) 11.33: !600 Matera: !. Kems (Wesl Uberty sa~ml 4:29.30. No local qualifiers. 0\hers: Holden (CHCA), Murray (CHCAj, Pittman (Lockland), 5eesholtz (GeOtgeto\'m~ 400 Rtilay: I. Marion Looal44.15, 2. Wayoos>!Be {Griggs, Phllllp~ SI!Jbbs, Dim· bath) 44. 76. Oillers: 8. Loc~and 45.83. 400 Met8rs: 1. Oave Berger (Versanles) 50.43.. No local qualifiers. 300 lntormetllate Hurdles: I. Dorek Thompson (Southeastern) 40.0. No local · qualifiers. BOO Meters: I. A.J. Chalk (New Knox· · ville) 1:58.23. No local quaHflers. Others: Matt M<Laughlln (Waynesville), Bryan Holden · (CHCA), Marty Howser (Georgetown), Matt .spradtln (St. Bernard), Brian Pittman (Lock· !anti): 200 Meters: l. Dan ~rtfngs {Marton Loca~ 22.89, 2. Wynn (LOC/<I.:lnd) 23.10; 4. Jason Wilson (CHCA) 23.39. . , 3200 Moten: 1. Zac Graham (Tn·Vil· !ago) 9:56.36. No local quaB!Iers. O!llers: K"ln Arnold (Fenw<l<), Josh Eem\Sse (Cin· c:ln~at\ Cl1r1stla.n), Travis Munay (CHCA}, Ryan 5eeshol~ (Georgetown), Cllris Pittman (lockland). . : 1600 Relay: I. Versailles 3:27.11. No local quallflers.

Boys tennis STATE TOURNAMENT DMslon I Slagtel Derrick Spice, Grafton Mldvlew def. S:eil Kirksey, Canton Mc\oU'\fey &-1, 6-2; Jet)' Kader, Geneva def. Eric Thomas, Ckt Walnut Hills 7-6 (7·3), G-1, ~

: Yhlrd Place: Hlrksey ·def. Thomas

6-2, 7.{; 11-4)

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Final: Splce ®f. Kadef 6-2, 2-6,Doubta& PatriCk_ Thompson-Mlke Norelka, Me--

tllna def. Ancy Bartlsb-Bcll Ernst, st Xavier

i &.4, S..7, 7-5; Nell Sellgal-Sean Shiels, St. 3GO Hurdles: I. Arnett (Now Knox· Xavier def. Andy Flsher~lommy HuTst, Up. vl/le)45.24. 2. Kirk (CHCA) 47.15. Oillers: Arlington 6-3, 3-6, 6·2, · 7. Ann (Seven lfllsl 46.88. · Third Pfac:e: F!sher-Hursl der. Barsoo Meter~: 1. Custer {Minsler) ' tlsi>Ems~ 7·5, 6·4. 2:18.47. No local,quallflers. Otllers: 5. lvey . Final: lhompson-Norelka def. Seh· (CCO)~ 2:26.57, Hyme (CHCA), MaMing gar.Shlels, 7-5, 5-7, 7-6 (7-4) (SUmmll CO), Abl_nerl (Seven Hills). DIYJIJIOn II SJngfes 1 200 Melorn: I. Sall\er (Versailles) Michael Rubin, Canton Cont Ca!fl; .25.83. No !ocal Ctua!iflers. Others: 8. Lee.. def. Jason Z!mmerman, CHCA.. 1, ~-o; Joel per (CHCA) 27.8~. Carmy, Canton Cent. Ca!ll. def. Ryan MC· 3200 Meters: 1. Homarf(Spencerearthy, Indian Hill 6-2, 6-S. . l'llle) 11:27.33. No local quallfets. O!llers: Third Place; Zimmerman del MeLawrence (CCO), Wall/ay (Waynesville), . Carthy 1-6, 6·3, 6·2. · Luthman (Madeira), Hale (CCD), Hyrne Final: Rub~ def. Camey 5-2, 7·5. (CHCA). ' Doubles 1600 Meters: 1. New K110XIill1e Zaek Fayne·Brlan Sleglnsky, Cols. ~~g;..2:;~~~ ~fl ouatmers. O!llers: G. We!l!ngtlm def. Aaron Mabra·Josh Mabm, Spring. Calh. Cent. 7·5, 0-6, 6-3; Nlcl< BOYS DMSION I Lewis·Tripp Hande, Hunting Valley det. Ja· Team Standings m! Klsh-Chrls Consolo, Chagrin Falls fi.O, I. Huber Heights Wayne 71, 2. Mfd6·2. ' d!et<lwn 47, 3. Moeller 46, 4. la Sa!le 45, lblrd; Mabra·Mabra def. Klsh.(;onso• 5. St XaVier 42, 6. Fairmont 34, 7. (tie) ' lo, 6·0, s-2. . . Colerain, Lakota East 26. D!llers 14. (tie) Final: lewls-llanrle def. Fayne-SteEJder, Lebanon,.! Western Hills 18, 17. Syc!jnskj, 6-2, 7·5. amore 15, 2V Princeton II, 23. Hughes 9, 24. Ta~wa<!da 8, 25. Anderson 7, 26. (lie) Winton Woods, lakota West 5, 28. Dlvlalaa II state 'cllamplonah1p • Withrow 4, 30; Turpin 2. 31. (lie) Walnut st. Xavier 12, Weat. Res. -Academy 9 ' HUis, McN!cl1olas 1. StX goals: Wright 5, Robinson 3. Wlnnera;1oce1 state quatlflers Long lump: 1. Paffe (Moetler) 22-7; . .Groenke 2. Campbell, Syzek. DJwi&Jon HI fifth pJaee 2. Furlow (Westem Hlllsl22·4 1/4: O!llers: Lakota 11, Lakewood 3 5. Moore (Withrow) 22-IJ; 8. Thompson Lakota goals: Moeko 5: Reed 3; Han· (Middlelownl 22·!1 3/4; · 7. Mullins-Hall na, Gruber, Kellel. · .IHUJ!hes) 21-8 3/4. 59.11.

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St. X, Walnut Hills win district track By John Schutte Enquirer contrilJutor

The brother-sister duo of Amanda Mullins-Hall of Walnut Hills and Jonathan Mullins-Hall from Hughes moved one step closer of achieving their dream Friday night at the Division I district track meet at Anderson High School. The pair hope to qualify for the state meet and come back champions together. Amanda qualified for regionals in the 100 and 300 hurdles and anchored the winning 400 relay team to help her team to the district championship. Walnut Hills has won two straight districts and four since 1993. "We won it with our sprinters tonight," Kaufman said. "This group of girls is tough as nails and the most well-rounded I've coached." St. Xavier edged out GCL rival Moeller for the boys district title. Heading into the final event, the 1,600 relay, St. Xavier held a halfpoint lead over Moeller. The Bombers team of Matt Ziegler, Kyle Schreiner, Joe O'Brien and Joe Stephens won the 1,600 relay to capture the title. The title is the second straight for St. Xavier. "I've been pleased with our season," St. Xavier coach Mike Dehring said. "We are not worried about a regional team title, we are focusing on advancing as many runners as possible so they can experience the state meet." Amanda Mullins-Hall ran a personal-best 14.7 in the 100 to rewrite her own district record set last year (14.8). She went on to finish 'third at state as a freshman. Jonathan Mullins-Hall qualified in three events. He 4

finished second in the long jump and 200 and won the 400. Joe Stephens of St. "Xavier shot out to a commanding lead early in the race and was able to hold off MullinsHall, who ran a personal best (22.3) in the 200. MullinsHall easily won the 400. IIRLI (Top four qualify to r~) Team Standings: L Walnut Hills 89, 2. Syca· more 69, 3. Anderson 68.5, 4. Princeton 54, 5. Amelia 52, 6. McNicholas 50, 7. Mt. Notre Dame 49, 8. Turpin 45, 9. Loveland 36, 10. Wltlvow 31, II. Ursuline 28, 12. Mason 22.5, 13. Kings 19, 14. Glen Este 5, 15. Milford I. 100 Hurdles: 1. Mullins-Hal (Wanrt Hils) 14. 7; 2. Biddle (Ursuline) 14.8; 3. Bowman (Lovelar:ld) 15.6; 4. Hollen (Princeton) 15.8. 100 Dash: 1. Spivery (Witlvow) 12.2; 2. Yolapel< (Amelia) 12.4; 3. Fennell (Wanrt Hils) 12.4; 4. Bauer (Mason) 12.7. 800 Relay: L McNicholas 1:46.5; 2. Loveland 1:47.8; 3. Anderson 1:47.8; 4. Arnell• 1:48.0. 1600 R1.11: L Homan (Anderson) 5:03.6; 2. Bogner (Sycamore) 5:09.0; 3. Woebse (Turpin) 5:16.3; 4. Marsh (AmeHa) 5:2L7. . 400 Relay: L Walnut HIDs 48.4; 2. Sycamore 5L3; 3. Amelia 51.8; 4. McNicholas 52.0. 400 Dash: I. Spivery (Withrow) 56.6; 2. Ketterer (Sycamore) 58. 7; 3. Lane (MI. Notre Dame) 1.00.5; 4. Eaves (Walnut Hills) 100.5. 300 Low Hurdles: L Homschemeier (McNIcholas) 45.4; 2. Bldde (Ursuline) 46.1; 3. Mulllns·Hall (Walnut Hills) 47.7; 4. Vockel (Kings) 48.L 800 Run: L Cambruul (Ursuline) 2:18.7; 2. Correll (Anderson) 2:19.1; 3. Bogner (Sycamore) 2:19.4; 4. El (Amelia) 2:20.2. 200 Dash: L Spivery (Withrow) 25.2; 2. Fennel (Wanrt HIDs) 25. 7; 3. Willie (Wanrt Hils) 25.9; 4. Satterwhite (Princeton) 26. 7. 3200 Run: L Homan (Anderson) 11:21.9; 2. Woebse (Turpin) 11:40.5; 3. McCII.Ilg (Kings) 11:46.31 4. Bridgewater (Sycamore) 11:56.9. 1600 Relay: I. Walnut Hils 4:00.9; 2. Anderson 4:02.9; 3. Mt. Notre Dame 4:04.6; 4. McNicholas 4:04.7.

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(Top four qualify to regional) Team ~lngs: 1. St. xavier 125.5, 2. Moeilef 118, 3. Sycamore 88, 4. Anderson 57.5, 5. Princeton 53.5, 6. Turpin 42.5, 7. McNicholas 3L 8. Hughes 8, 9. Walnut Hills 17, 10. Kings 16, II. Wltlvow 10, 12. Milford 9, 13. Mason 8, 13. Glen Este 8, 15. Amelia 6, 16. Loveland 4, 17. Roger Bacon 2. 110 Hurdles: L Render (Sycamore) 14. 7; 2. Gllclvlst (St xavier) 14.8; 3. Patte (Moeilef) 14.8; 4. Martin (Anderson) 14.9. 100 Dash: L Daniels (Princeton) 10.9; 2. Dickerson (Sycamore) 11.3; 3. Stephens (51 xavier) 11.3; 4. Woods (Moeller) 11.4. 1600 Run: I. Dunbar ( - ) 4:18.9; 2.. M. (Sycamore) 4:23.1; 3 . - T. (51 xavter) 4:23.9; 4. SUllivan (Moeller) 4:31.0. 400 Relay: I. Princeton 43.0; 2. Moeilef 43.1; 3. 51 xavier 43.2; 4. Walnut His 43.7. 400 Dash; I. MuUins-Hatl (Hu#leS Center) 49.8; 2. Coates (McNicholas) 50.9; 3. Ahrens (Anderson) SL4; 4. FemeDa (McNicholas) 5L6. 300 Intermediate H,.dles: 1. Render (Syca. more) 39.3; 2. Grau (Turpin) 39.6; 3. Bode (Mitford) 39. 7; 4. Martin (Anderson) 40.3. 800 Run: I. Schreiner (St xavier) 1:55.9; 2. O'Brien (St XSVIer) 1:57.8; 3. Mecum (Sycamore) 1:59.2; 4. Brunner (Walnut HUis) 2:00.6. 200 Dash: L Stephens (St xavier) 22.1; 2. MuUins-Hatl (Hughes Center) 22.3; 3. Dickerson (Sycamore) 22.6; 4. Woods (Moeller) 22.6. 3200 Run: L Dunbar ( - ) 9:33.1; 2. Schwarz (Moeilef) 9:38.3; 3. Galagtler (Sycamore) 9.39.6; 4. Wietmarschen (51 Xavier) 9:42.5. 1600 Relay: I. 51 Xavier 3:24.4; 2. McMoholas 3:26.5; 3. S~more 3:27.6; 4. Princeton 3:28.9. ' ~

HIGH SCHOOLS Schedule IASEIALL RqiOIIal Toname•t Dlvlol<>n I lotlay (AI WIIJII SUllo UIIYolllly) Mimolug (2~) ... (21-4), 2 p.m. Eider (23-4) vs. Troy (15-9), 5 p.m.

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(At Wolco- Slotll-, DoytOtl) Dlvlllon I Tooro Slondlnl• (oftor lbroo ovoats): I. Wilmington 20. 2. Coi,.aln 10, 3. (tie) Lakota East, Centerville, Srtngfiekl SOutn 8. Others: 6. McNicholas 6, 9. McAuley 5, 12. (tie) Walnut H~s. Princeton, Sycamore 4, 15. (tie) Anderson, Harrison 3, 18. Mount NoMe Dame 2, 21. (tie) Seton, Turpin I. lndlvlololl flllloloro (Top folll' advance to etate meet) 3200 Relay: I. Colerain (Terle Uttlepage, Kelly CM11. Jennifer Limle, Meli5· sa Miller) 9:24.30; 2. Centerville 9:27.63. 3. Van<lala Butler 9:36.01. 4. Clayton Northmont 9:37.17. Others: 5. Sycamore 9:41.24, 6. Anderson 9:51.27, 8. Turpil 9:58.92, 9. Middletown, 10. Seton, 11. Lakota East. 12. Mount No~e Dame. 13. Mercy. Long Jump: I. Desiree Jones (WU· rnin&lon) 17-5, 2. MarUm Thomas (Spg. 5outn) 17-t 1/2. 3. lty Akweze (McNIcholas) 17-1, 4. Angela Sparks (McAuley) 16-11 1/2. Others: 5. Tamaa Fennell (Walnut Hils) 16·9 3/4, 7. Melanie Moore (Mason) 15-9 1/4, 9. AJysa Croxton (C0eraln)l5·5 l/2. 10. Helhor Miler (Franklin) 15-5 1/4. 11. Jacelyn Stewart (lakota East) 15-2 1.4. 12. Brlanne Bea 1er (Princeton) 14·10, 15. Jodi Noftsger (Wilmington) 14-6 1/2. Kennetha Hams (Aiken) DNS. Discus: 1. I. Renata Yr>urC (Wimi"gtm) 124-9. 2. M1enne Smith (l.akot East) 12o-9, 3. Ebooi Melson (Daylon Pilltlirsorl) 116-3, 4. Erin Mlenk (Melterq! Falrmoot) 116-2. Others: 5. Jamie Eastham (Pr1nceton) 114-7, 6. l.alnn St. Aerre (Harrison) 111·0, 7. Jovan laef'lary {Mount Notre Dame) 108·8, 8. Mandy Suer (Seton) 107-7, 9. Venessa Grace (Colerain) 103-1, 11. illlrDe 8akiO ('MIIT*'&Ion) 96-2, 15. Robyn TIIIIOI (Prlncelon) 88-5, 16. Ja<queIM WOOd (Wanrt His) 83-4.

- . ,•• _...,. """" qrratlflorl 100 Hurdles: Amanda Mullins-Hall 14.76, lindsey Bkldle (Ursuline) 14.90, Desiree Jones (Wilmington) 15.19. Malle Collier (Falrllkl) 15.55, Kelly Bloemer (La· kola West). 15.62, Brooke Handley (lebanon) 15.66, Melissa Roblnon (Mkldletown) 15.74. I 00 Meters: Stevanne Spivery (Withrow) 2.49. Tamara Fennell (Walnut Hils) 12.51, Brittany Bauer (Mason) 12.75, Ms· tin Votapek (Amelia) 12.59. 400 Relay: McNicholas 1:46.58, Colerain 1:47.69, Middletown 1:48.61. 400 Met..,; Stevanne Spivery (With· row) 56.98, Alysa Croxton (Colerain) 59.84. Emly Ketterer (Sycamore) 1:00.40, Megan Mathie (Lakota West) 1:00.45, Fallon Lane (Mount Notre Dame) 1:01.41. 300 Hurdles: Desiree Jones (Wimlngton) 48.54. Kendra Homschemel,. (McNI· cholas) 46.31, Melissa Robinson (Middletown) 47.12, Jody Rice (Lakota West) 46.42, Kelly Bloemer (Lakota West) 47.39, Menetha Hanls (Aiken) 47.51. 200 Met..,: Stevanne Spivery (Withrow) 25.65, Marqulsha Pryor (Aiken) 25.85, Melissa Sukys (St. Ursula) 26.62. 1600 Relay: Wohrt His 4:03.35, COeraln, 4:08.16, Anderson 4:07.04, La· kola West 4:06.79. Mount Notre Dame, 4:06.42, l\lddletown 4:04.71.

Boys track Ro...oll Meot (At Wol•-• Stoatu•, DaytiHI) Dlvllloa I Toa• Slaadl••• (oftor foor OYHII): I. La Salle 24. 2 . - 19. 3. Fairmont 8, 4. St. Xavier 12, 5. (Ue) Lakota East, Piqua 10. Olh..,: 7. (UO) Elder. Princeton. Colerain 9. 12. Ander· son 7, 14. l\lddletown 3, 15. (tie) Winton Woods, Sycamore, Turpin 2. lrtdlvltloll flail~... (lop,_ - c o l o otate 3200 Relay: I. St. Xa>ler (Tim King, Joe O'Brien, Ryan Busse, Kyle Schreiner) 7:51.76, 2. La Selle (Steve Padgett, Joe lutz, Nala Voeun, Alen Ba<ler) 8:02.53, 3. (Menny Dunbar, Brad Heuman, Pat SUllivan, Brian Ehler) 8:05.25, 4. El· <ler (Kurtis Smith, Jason Krumpelbe<k, Nick Westerman. Pete Doherty) 8:05.67. Others: 5. Colerain 8:06.01, 6. Middletown 8:06.53, 7. Sycaamore 8:08.67, 12. Kings, 13. Oak Hills. High Jump: 1. Erik Reynolds (Lakota East) 6-5, 2. Dustin Cordel (Spg. North) 6-4, 3. Tom Katafrasz (Piqua), 4. Bollby Long (Hubert Heights Wane) 6·4. Others: 5. Mll<e Scherl<e (Elder) 6-4, 6. John Martin (Anclerson) 6-2. 7. Jason Tenel (Winton Woods) 6·2, 8. Calvin Shaw (Princeton) 6-0, 9. Jared langston (Lebanon) 6-D, 11. David 5tilr!ley (Sr1ngboro) 5-10, 14. Derreck Thomas (Middletown) 5·10. Discus: l. Bill l.autar (Fairmont) 169·2, 2. Michael Munoz (Moeller) 163·8. 3. Sean Kennedy (Fairmont) 160·8, 4. Blake Hill (Colerain) 157-6. Others: 7. Chad Bayowski (Turpin) 155·11. 9. Nick Nardini (St. Xavier) 145-7, I 0. Jam on Jordan (Mount - y ) 140-8. 12. Ke>ln Wlllletm (HamIlton) 136-5. 15. Ollie Hyms (Sycamore) 130-10, 16. Chris Perry (Oak Hils) 126·7. Pele Vault: I. Kelly Tenbrink (La Salle) 15-o, 2. Jotm Russell (Princeton) 14-D, 3. Brian Pieron (La SOle) 14-D. 4. Brent WelkOf (Moeller) 14·0. Others: 5. Brandon Ulland (Anderson) 13-6, 7. Joe Crea (St. X.Yier) 13·6, 9. Gary Mcllkldy (Elder) 12~. 12. steve Predmore (HarTl· son) 12~. 14. Jon Clarke (Lebanon) 12-D. lotwtlay'o -•lal ftaolo qolllflorl II 0 Hlth Hurdles: Mike Mount (lebanon) 14.68, Carlos Tipton (Winton Woods) 14.49. r.tke Render (Sycamore) 14. 71, Rayshon Williams (Western Hils) 14.81, Boll Raile (Moeller) 14.90, Jim Ramstetter (Elder) 14.93. 100 Meters: Gaylon Vinson(-town) 10.80, Kevin Furlow (Western H~s) 11.13. 400 Relay: Middletown 43.37. Princeton 43.41, Western Hills 43.44, Winton Woods 43. 45, Lebanon 43.70 400 Meters: Jonathan (Hughes) 50.48, Dennis Gates (Middle· town) 50.46, Dan Johnson (lebanon) 51.02. Terry Coates (McNicholas 51.81. 300 Intermediate Hurdles: Mike Render (Sycamore) 39. 77, Mll<e Mount (Lebanon) 39.98. 200 Meters: Jaylon Vinson (Middle· town) 22.19, Jonathan Mullins-Hall (Hughes) 22.82, Rayshon Williams (Western HHis) 22.77, Nick Singleton (Lebanon) 22.90. 1600 Relay: St. Xavier 3:24.13.

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MASON WARD Division I Co-performer of Year Colerain Senior State champion 1,600 meters Time: 4:11.73

STEVE PADGEIT Division I Co-performer of Year La Salle Senior State champion 3,200 meters Time: 9:00.9,7

FLOYD HORTON Division I Coach of Year Middletown Fourth at state meet

MIKE HARRIS DMslon II Performer of Year Rnneytown Senior State qualifier 1,600 relay; Regional qualifer 100,200,400

ERIK REYNOLDS Lakota East Junior Sixth at state in high jump Height: 6-4

BRENT WALTER Moeller Sophomore Fourth at state in pole vault Height: 14-8

GAYLON VINSON Middletown Senior Third at state in 200 in 21.81; regional qualifier in 100 meters; on state secondplace 400 relay team

JONATHAN MULLINS-HALL Hughes 'senior Fifth at state in .400 meters Time: 48.97

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TYRAN THOMPSON Sophomore 400 Relay Middletown Second at state Time: 41.74

DENNIS GATES Sophomore 1,600 Relay Middletown State champion Time: 3:17.60

TIM KING Junior 3,200 Relay St. Xavier State champion Time: 7:53.52

JOE O'BRIEN Senior 3,200 Relay St. Xavier State champion Time: 7:53.52

FRED VANCE Division II Coach ofYear . Anneytown Sixth year third place in CHL; took two runners to state

JESSE RHODEN BAUGH Talawanda Junior Second at state in 800 meters Time: 1:54.06

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WYNN Division Ill Performer of Year Lockland Sophomore Second at state in 100 and 200

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ClAUNCH Lakota East Senior Second at state in 1,600 meters in 4:14.85; third at state in 3,200 in 9:20.75

JASON KRAUSE Division Ill Coach of Year Lockland Seventh at state meet

TRAVIS VESER Flnneytown Senior 1Oth at state in shot put Distance: 52-1Y.

MICHAEL MUNOZ Moeller Senior Sixth at state in discus Distance: 166-10

MIKE MOUNT lebanon Senior State qualifier in 110 high hurdles'; regional qualifier in 300 intermediate hurdles

ANTWAUN ROGERS Senior Middletown 400 relay second at state Time: 41.74; state champion 1,600 relay Time: 3:17.60

DARRELL HUNTER Sophomore Middletown 400 relay . second at state Time: 41. 74; state champion 1,600 relay Time: 3:17.60

KEVIN FURU)~ Western Hlll_s . Junior Fourth at state in long jump ·. Jump: 22-5

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RYAN BUSSE Junior 3,200 Relay St. Xavier State champion Time: 7:53.52

KYLE SCHREINER Senior 3,200 Relay St. Xavier State champion Time: 7:53.52

Shot Put: Wes Bell, Greenfield McClain; Jon Rock, Lakota East Discus: Blake Hill, Colerain. Long Jump: Bob Paffe. Moe~r; Ben Griggs, Waynesville High Jump: ~ ltiavase, North College Hill; Dillan Fain, Eastern Brown. Pole Vault Brian Pierson, La Salle: John Russell, Princeton; Kelly Tenbrink, La Salle. 200 Meters: Jason Wilson, Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy. 800 Meters: Kyle Schreiner, St. Xavier; Mark Mecum, Sycamore; Joe O'Brien, St.· Xavier; Jake Richards, Ross. 1,600 Meters: Allen Bader, La Salle. 3,200 Meters: Cory Scheadler, Eastern Brown; Adam Honnold, Greenfield McClain; Kenny Dunb r le ~Adam Tolle, North Adams. 110 High u es: Jim Ramstetter, Elder 400 Relay: Waynesville (Ben Griggs, Paul Phillips, Jon Stubbs, Aaron Dim bath); Purcell Marian (John Johnson, Jaime Cooper, Jerald Cooper, Doug Swann) 1,600 Relay: Finneytown (Rayshaun Stallworth, Chris Horwarth, Eric Ogletree, Mike Harris); St. Xavier (Nick Lyle, Kyle Schreiner, Joe O'Brien, Joe Stephens). 3,200 Relay: Hillsboro (Tyler Walker, Carn Marsh, Tony Pickering, Steve Weber): La Salle (Steve Padgett, Joe Lutz, Nala Voeun, Allen Bader); Elder (Kurtis Smith, Jason Krumpelbeck, Nick Westerman, Pete Doherty).

Boys track J-..;.g-ISt>

La Salle has shot at state championship Lancers qualify in four events By Dave Schutte and John Schutte The Oincinna.ti Enquirer

The La Salle track team is positioned to make a run at the Division I state championship. · ' Although the Lancers finished fourth in the regional. meet Saturday at Welcome Stadium, coach Frank Russo's team will take pole vaulters Kelly Tenbrink and Brian Pieron, distance runners Allen Bader (1600) and ?teve Padgett (1600, 3200)

and the 3200 relay team to state. In Division I, it usually takes 30 to 35 points to win the championship, which is a possibility if the pole vaulters both score and Padgett scores in both the 1600 and 3200 meters. ·"If the vaulters do well on Friday and we're in position to win state, I'll run both events . on Saturday," said Padgett, who won the 3200meter regional championship and took third in the 1600. "I'd sacrifice winning an individual event for the team, but if the team doesn't have a chance, I prefer running only the 3200." In the 3200 on Saturday,

Ohio state track and field meet • WHAT: 93rd annual boys' • WHEN: Friday and Saturday. • WHERE: Dayton's Welcome Stadium.

..YJ0·11-Qb LOCAL QUALIFIERS (listed In order of regional meet placings) BOYS' DIVISION I 3200 meter relay: St. Xavier•, LaSalle, Moeller. Elder. 110 high hurdles: Mike Mount (Lebanon), Jim Ramstetter (Elder). 1600: Mason Ward (Colerain)*, Jerry Claunch (Lakota East), Steve Padgett (La Salle), Alan Bader (La Salle). 400 relay: Middletown, 400: Dennis Gates (Middletown), Jonathan Mullins-Hall (Hughes). 800: Kyle Schreiner (St. Xavier), Jesse Rhodenbaugh (Talawanda), Mark Mecum (Sycamore), Joe O'Brien (St. Xavier). 200: Gaylon Vinson (Middletown). 3200: Steve Padgett (La Salle)*, Jerry Claunch (lakota East), Kenny Dunbar (Moeller). · 1600 relay: Middletown*, St. Xavier. Pole vault: Kelly Tenbrink (La Salle), John Russell (Princeton), Brian Pierson (La Salle), !3_r:~nt '!!'alterjMoelle;). !5lscus: Michael Munoz (Moeller), Blake Hill (Colerain):-----. High jump: Erik Reynolds (Lakota East). Long jump: B..Qb Paffe (Moelle.~;.t. Kevin Furlow (Western R1lls). Shot put: Jon Rock (Lakota West).

Padgett trailed the first 800 meters but quickly spurted into the lead. In the 1600 meters, Padgett led the first 800 meters but was overtaken by de. fending state champion Mason Ward from Colerain and Lakota East's Jerry Claunch. NOT

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Moeller senior Bob Paffe had a. hard time smiling while accepting the gold medal for winning the long jump. "They told me before the long jump I was wearing illegal shoes," Paffe said. "I had to jump in my running shoes. Next week at state I'm not sure if I'll

jump in these shoes." Paffe's leap of 22-7 was a personal best and a Moeller school record. UNDEFEATED: St. Xavier senior Kyle Schreiner, who will run at Marquette University next season, remained· undefeated in the BOO meters by using the same strategy. "I go out hard and hope I have enough left at the end," Schreiner said. "I don't plan on changing anything at state next week." Schreiner also qualified to state as a member of the Bombers 3200 and 1600 meter relay teams. GOOD SHOT: Finney-

town senior Travis Veser qualified to state for the third consecutive season in the shot put, winning the Division II regional with a throw of 53-1 14. "I didn't do very well my first two times to state," Veser said, "This year the pressure won't be as much of a factor. I'm going to have an effect and finish in the top three." NEW BEST: Jake Richards of Ross turned in a personal-best time of 1:57.90 to finish second in the 800. Richards shaved two seconds off his previous personal-best. • Complete results, ClO

Moeller, Seton win

Prinreton Invitational 'f-1-

(.f}j The Moeller cross country team, coming off an impressive victory Saturday, easily won the 32-team Princeton Invitational on Wednesday, placing four runners in the top 15. Junior Kevin.Schwarz, out last year with a stress fracture of the tibia, won the 3.1-mile race in 15 minutes, 42 seconds. Schwarz also took first Saturday at the Moeller Invitational. Seton won the girls division of the Princeton. Invitational, eking out a 91-92 victory over Turpin. Juniors Karen Berling (sixth) and Karen Korte (12ih) led the Saints. . Turpin freshman Carolyn Rauen was the individual winner in 19:49. GIRLS SOCCER: A 1-0 loss to No. 1-ranked Cincinnati Country Day in the seasc;)Jl opener proved to be motivation for Mariemont. Matched against the Indians in the first round of the Madeira· Invitational, the Warriors rallied for a 4-1 victory. Madeira d,eThe Oiudmmti Enquimr

feated Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy 3-1. Madeira and Mariemont will play for the championship Saturday. "We played solid defense from the front to the back " Mariemont coach Mike Han~y said. "The defense turned into offense." Senior striker Sarah Birkett scored two goals and assisted on another. Sophomore Brittney Rahn and junior Holly Kapela also scored for the Warriors. • In a battle of undefeated top-10 teams, McAuley beat Mercy 3-1. Lauren Giesting scored two goals in the first half to set the tone. Beth Rieman and Annette Anciello assisted on the goals.

BOYS' TEAM SCORES: St. Xavier 12S.5.~ 11B, SycaOlOfe 88, Anderson 57.5, Princeton' 53.5, 'rii/'pin 42.5, Mcnicholas 31, Hughes 26, Walnut HUis 17. Kings 16, Withrow 10, Milford g, Mason B. Glen Este B. Amelia 6, Loveland 4, Roger Bacon 2.

There were several near-misses in qualifying, as Stuart Wilson finished fifth in the 3,200, Beamon fifth in the 200 and Brad Oswald sixth in the II 0 hurdles. At the Division II district meet, Madeira placed fourth to qualifY for regionals, May 24 to 27, at Welcome Stadium in Daytof!. Helping the Mustang cause was Chris Tudor, who finished second in the 800. · Moeller placed second in Division I action, advancing to the regionals. Kenny. Dunbar was the story for Moeller." He won the one mile breaking the district Boys track .(- )>1-1 .,_;~. and Moeller records with a time of 4:18; he also won the two mile. Phillip Valier of CCD placed second in the 110 hurdles to qualify for regionals, as Michael Munoz placed first in the shotput did the Indian 4x 100 relay squad. and Brent Walter placed second in the pole

The Indian Hill boys team will send its va~~er Park placed 13th in Division Ii 4x400 relay squad of Chris Hamilton, Ivan action. · · c 1emhons, Larry Beftamon and Michael .· i.).,...VI.--..H.~'~--l-r.._..·"-U ~ 0 aug an to Dayton a er it finished third in the championship finals. The 4x800 squad, Freelance writer James Weber con~ finished fourth to make it to Dayton, too. tributed to this story.

GCL schools take lead ,in Division I boys' trac~ · 1/;!. .t -r £>

Post staff report

The Greater Catholic League showed its dominance in the distance events at the Division I regional track meet on Thursday, qualifying four teams for the state meet in t11e 3,200-meter relay. St. Xavier ran away with the race at Dayton Welcome Stadium, finishing in 7:51.76, more than 10 seconds ahead of second-place La Salle. Moeller and Elder were next. , La Salle's Kelly Tenbrinck helped vault the Lancers into first-place overall with a personal-best 15 feet in the pole vault. Tenbrinck's previous best had been 14-6. The Wilmington girls' team picked up a pair of first-place finishes to lead all teams after the first day of competition. Second-place Colerain captured its only points by winning the 3,200-meter relay in 9:24.30. Hughes sprinter Jonathon Mullins-Hall qualified for Saturday's finals in the 200 and 400 meters while his sister,

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th; hurdl";s for Walnut Hills, turned in the top preliminary time in the 100-meter. hurdles- 14.76. The heavily favored Walnut Hills girls' 400-meter rel_ay team experienced difficulties in the baton exchange arid failed to qualify for the finalS.

GIRLS

TEAM STANDING$ AFTER THREE EVENTS:· 1. Wilmington 20; 2. Colerain 10; 3. Centerville B; 4. Lakota EastB; 4. Springfield South B; 6. McNicholas 6; 6. Dayton Patterson 6; 6. Vandalia Butler 6; 9. McAuley 5:· 9. Northmon\5; g, Kettering Fairmont 5; 12. Walnut Hins 4; 12. Princeton 4; 12. Sycamore 4; 15. Anderson 3;'15. Beavercreek 3; 15. Harrison 3; 1B. Mason 2; 1B. Mciunt Notre Dame 2; lB. Dayton Carroll 2; 21. Turpin 1:21. Fairborn 1: 21. Seton 1. ·~ ' , STATE QUAUFIERS: 3,200 RElAY- 1. Colerain, 9.24.30; 2. Centerville, 9:27.63; VandaHa Butler, g:36.01; Northmont, 9:37.17; LONG JUAIP- 1. Jones (WIImlng· too). t7-5; 2. Thomas (Springfield South), 17-1-112:·3. Akubeze (McNicholas). 17·1: Sparks (McAuley), 16-11· 112; DISCUS - 1. Young (Wilmington). 124-9; 2. Smith (Lakota East). 120-9; Melson (Patterson). 116-3; Klenk (Kettering Fairmont). 116-2. •·

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Double victory by Munoz pushes Moeller into 1st Post staff report ~

Moeller senior Michael Munoz dominated the discus and shot put to help Moeller take first place after the first day of the Division I district track meet at Anderson High School. All field events were completed Monday, with the top four in each event advancing to next week's regional meet. District running preliminaries are Wednesday, and the running finals are Friday.

Colerain leads the boys' competition on the strength of Blake Hill's first-place finish in the discus. McAuley leads the girls' competition thanks to Angela Sparks, who finished first in high jump and second in long jump. OMSION I DISTRICT TRACK MEET AI Anderson H.S.

jump-Akubeze (McNicholas) 16-11; Bealer (Princeton) 16-41'1; Fennell (Walnut Hills) 1.6-3; Moore (Mason) 1621'1; Bowman (loveland) 16-21'1 DIVISION I DISTRICT TRACK MEET At Fairfield H.S. BOYS' TEAM SCORES (Througll field evento~ Colerain 36, La Salle 30, Aiken 19.5, Elder 16.5, Western Hitts 15, Hammon 14, Oak Hills 12, Lakota West 12. Lakota East 10, Harrison 9, Winton Woods 8, Mount Healthy 8, Fairfield 4, Northwest 1. BOYS' FIELD EVENT WINNERS (Rewonal qualifi· ers~ Shot put-Rock (Lakota West), 51-2\'l; Crum (Cole· rain)S0-21'1; HiN (Colerain) 47.0; Jackson (La Salle) 46-9.· Dlscus-Hijl (Colerain), 151-3; Jordan (Mount Healthy) 143-9; Perry (Oak HIHs) 143-2; Wilhelm (Hamilton) 142-9 High j<onp-Reynolds (Lakota East), 6-6; Terrell (Winton . Woods) 6-4; Schenke (Elder) 6-0; Evans (Aiken) 6.0. Long jump-Fu~ow (Western Hills). 21-3'14; Pole vaun" Poerson (La Salle) 14-6; Tenbrink (La SaKe) 13-6; McKiddy (Elder) 13-0; Predmore (Harrison) 12.0.

In girls' Division I action at Anderson, Mount Notre Dame had two winners - Laura Eppstein in the high jump and Jovan Zachary in the shot put - but its team is second in the standings behind Princeton, which got a winning effort in the discus by Jamie Eastham.

1. St. Xavier (15) .................. 194 2. La Salle (2) ....................... 170 3. Middletown (5) ................. 162 4. Princeton ........................... 99 5. Moeller .............................. 97

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B. Sycamore ........................ ..45 9. Western Hills ..................... 32 10. Lebanon ............................29 OTHERS: Turpin 26, An· derson 17, Oak H~ls 9, Loveland 5, Wooton Woods 3, Aiken 1, Finneytown 1. 100 METERS 1. Rogers (Middletown) ........ ! 0.5 2. Daniels (Princeton) ........... 10.8 Thompson (Middletown) .. 10.8 Singleton (Lebanon) ......... tO.B 5. Harris (FiMeytown) .......... 10.9 Alexander (Sycamore) ...... 10.9 Mount(Lebanon) .............. 10.9 Runyan (Lebanon) ..., ........ 10.9 Williams (Western Holls) .... 10.9 200 1. Vinson(Middietown) ........ 21.7 2. Rogers(Middletown)........ 21.8 3. Harris (Finneytown)., ........ 22.2 4. Williams (Western H~s) ... 22.4 5. Daniels (Prlnceton) ...........22.5 Dickerson (Sycamore) ...... 22.5 400 1. Singleton (Lebanon) ......... 49.9 2. Gates (Middletown) .......... SO.O 3. Johnson (lebanon) .......... 50.4 Williams (Western Hills) .... 50.4 5. Coates (McNicholas) ........ 50.7 Fulton (Eider) .................... 50.7

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Track and field .r- 1'7- ·l1) Moeller High School placed third at the boys track Greater Cincinnati League ~eet that took place at

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1. Ward (Coleraln) ............. 1:54.B 2. Schreiner (St. Xavier) .... 1:55.0 3. Claunch (Lakota East) ... ! :57.5 4. Rhodenbaugh (Tala.) .... 1:57.8 5. See (Middleton) ............. t:58.7 1,600 1. Ward (Colerain) ............. 4:13.2 2. Claunch (Lakota East) ...4:17.6 3. Padgett (La Salle) ..........4:17.8 4. See (Midd1etown) .......... 4:19.3 5. Bader (La Salle) .............4:19.7 3,200 1. Padgett (La Salle) .......... B:56.9 2. See (Middletown) .......... 9:26.0 3. Bader (La Salle) .............9:26.5 4. Woetmarschen (St. X) .... 9:30.9 5. Schwaru (Moeller) ........ 9:35.1 110 HIGH HURDLES 1. Mount (Lebanon) .............. 14.4 Swann (Purcell Marian) .... 14.4 . Render (Sycamore) ......... 14.4 4. Tipton (Winton Woods) .... 14.5 Williams (Western HiHs) .... 14.7 300 HURDLES 1. Render (Sycamore) .......... 39.4 2. Grau (Turpin) ....................39.5 3. Mount (Lebanon) .............. 39.6 4. WiRiams (Western Hills) ... 39.7 5. Tipton (Winton Woods) .... 39.8 400 RELAY 1. Middletown .......................42.0 2. Western Hills .................... 43.3 3. Lebanon ........................... 43.4 4. Winton Woods .................. 43.5 5. St. Xavier ..........................43.6 1,600 RELAY 1. Middletown ...........:........3:18.8 2. Lebanon ........................ 3:26.0

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LaSalle High School last week. They finished behind LaSalle and runner-up St. Xavier High School.

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Kevin Schwarz Is back for the Moeller cross country team. Schwarz Is a two-time regional )-d 6<) qualifier.

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SHOT PUT 1. Vesser (Finneytown) ........ 54-5 2. Rock (l:akota West) ......... 51-5 3. Walker (Turpin) ................ 5().3 4. Jackson (La Salle) ..........49-10 5. Conly (Amella) .................. 49-8 DISCUS 1. Hill (Colerain) .................. IGB-3 2. Nardini (St. Xavier) ....... ISB-11 3. Munoz(Moellet)............. t57-8 4. Bayowski (Tu:pin) ........ 151-10 5. Vesser (Finneytown) .... 149-10 LONG JUMP 1. Fuoow (Western Hills) .. 22-41'l 2. Harris (Aiken) ................... 22-2 3. Palle (Moeller) ............ 21-11~ 4. Sherman (Prlnceton)...21-111'1 5. Evans (Aiken) ................. 21-11· HIGH JUMP 1. Mathews (St. Xavier) ..........G-6 Reynolds (Lakota East) ...... G-6 3. Schenke (Eider) ................. G-4 4. Fain (Eastern Brown) ......... 6-3 LaSHa (La Safte) ................. G-3 POLE VAULT 1. Pierson (La SaUe) ............. 14~ 2. Russell (~nceton) ........... t4.0 Tenbrlnck (La Salle) ......... 14.0 4. Albrtnck (La Sale) ............ 13-6 Walter (Moeller).'............... 13-6

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The Cincinnati Enquirer :The challenges ahead for the La Salle boys track team may be the toughest in nine years. . ·Since 1992, the Lancers hav.e w~n eight consecutive Greater· Ci~tholic League South championships; since '93, they have finishcd No. 1 in The Enquirer's poll each year. :''We have a nice core back from last year," LaSalle coach Frank Russd said. "Our athletes realize that expectations are high when they come into the program." . Here's a look at the top 10: : 1. I..a Salle: Steve Padgett, the Division I state cross country champion, will anchor a Lancer team that will also rely on pole vaulters Brian Pierson (state qualifier) and Kelly 1cnbrinck. Senior Christian Beck (•100), Vince La.':lita (high jump) Joe &ck (400, 800), MattKnul'Ven {hurdi~>S) and Pat Rischmann (dh;tance) al~ are expected to score well. .2. St. Xavier. The Bombers made a statement the first week of the season by winning the Greater Catholic League Relays. lIn the distance events, cross c<ftintry standouts Tim King, Andy ·weitrnarschen and Joe O'Brien will team with Kyle Schreiner and Ryan Busse to score well. Middletown: The Middies will be a three-dimensional team,

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Boys coaches poll Pts 1. LaSalle (12) .........153 2. St. Xavier (2) ........ 138 3. Middletown .......... 101 _4. Moeller ............. 80 5. Elder .............. .78 6. Princeton ............ 68 7. Colerain .............xx 8. Wyoming (1) ......... 36 9. Fairfield .............35 10. New Richmond ...... 34 Others: Purcell Marian (1) 33, Lebanon 32, Anderson 29, Winton Woods 26, Milford 24, McNicholas 20, Finneytown 20, Lakota East 19, Madeira 17, Cincinnati Country Day 15, Sycamore 12, Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy 12, Lockland 11, Turpin 8, Loveland 8, Indian HillS, Mason 7, Mariemont 7•Hillsboro 6· strong in the sprints, distance and jumping Oong) events. '1be sprints will be our strength," coach r1oyd Horton said. 'We have eight athletes who_ can go under 11 seconds." Antwaun Rogers and Gay! on Vmson will anchor the sprinters. · 4. Moeller. An ankle sprain could force two-time state qualifier Michael Munoz (discus, shot put) to skip the track season, which would would hurt the Crusaders' chances to be No. 1.

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LaSalle pole vaulters Kelly Tenbrinck (left) and Brian Pierson are part of a strong core of returnees this year. 'We're struggling in the throws without Munoz," coach Jerry Kombrinck said. 'We graduated quite a few in the field events and we're still looking for kids to come out" 5. Elder. Once again the Panthers are strong in the. distance events. Coach Steve Spencer will rely on Jason Krumplebeck (800, 1,600), Brian Dinkelacker (3,200), Pete Doherty (800) and Jon Wagner (800, 1,600). 6. Princeton: This could be one of the Vikings' best teams, coach Ken Meibers said. 'We11 be excellent in the field events," Meibers said. 'We have a Jot of basketball and football players out for track the first time and if we stay healthy, we11 come around and be pretty good." 7. Colerain: Defending state champion Mason Ward (1,600

G c.~ Track and field - Brent Walter, pol~ vault· Bob Paffe, long jump and Field • Athlete of the Year.

meters), will anchor a Cardinal team that will be strong in the field and di&tance events. Coach Ron Russo's team also will feature Mike Wright Oong jump), Eric Weismann (hurdles), Mike Crum (discus) and Zac Cornelius (discus). 8. Wyoming: Hurdler David Payne will anchor a Cowboys team strong in the hurdles, middle distance and distance. 9. Fairfield: First-year coach Fred McCollum will rely on a solid group of distance runners, Jed by freshman John Dixon, a state qualifier in cross country. 10. New Richmond: Although the lions lack numbers, coach Warren McConnell's team has quality performers in most events. The top athletes are Jamie McCart (3,200, 1,600, 800), Justin Felts (pole vault) and Matt Godsey Oongj~mp, sprints).

Moeller.~The Crusaders will have two . relay teams at state. The 400 free squad of Adam Dunki-Jacobs, Dirk Church, Evan Herdeman and Brandon Pierce finishe'tl seventh at the district meet (3:18.87). The 200 medley team of Herdeman, DunkiJacobs, Pierce and Rob Magnus placed fifth (1 :41.48). Pierce, Dunki-Jacobs, Church and Herdeman also competed in tw9 individual events, and Michael Taylor and Andrew Doviak had also qualified for districts. Pierce had the best individual showing, placing lOth in the 100 free (48.50) and 11th in the 50 free (22.32). ·

Moeller High School placed third at last week's Division I regionals. Moeller will be represented well at this week's state meet. :Bob Paffe broke a personal and Moeller records jumping 22-foot-7 in the long jump qualifying for state; he also placed fifth in the 110 hurdles. -· In the shot put, Michael Mu~~z placed second in the discus with: a throw of 163-foot-8, advancing to state. He finished fifth in the shot put. •: Kenny Dunbar placed fourth in the 3,200 m.eters with a time-:of 9:18.78, qualifying him for state;. he also finished fifth in the 1 ,6QO meters. Brent Walker finished fourth in the pole vault going 14 feet and qualifying himself for state. ~ ·

Locol State Qo•Hfters Lone Jump: I.,..P.e!!e ~Moeller) .2:!:.7; 2. Furlow (Weslem HI s)-n-4 f7l;" Others: 5. Moore (Withrow) 22.0; 6. Thompson (Middletown) 22·11 3/4· 7. Mulllns-Hai (Hughes) 21·8 3/4. ' Shot Pot 4. Rocl< (lakota West) 52·7 1/2. Others: ~Munoz~-~ 52-I 3/4; 7. PattersonSt. X§ f) st0 3/4. UO HtCh Hordlea: 3. Mount

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By James Weber J. <j- Q(} Contributor . For local high schools it is time to get on track as the 2000 high sch'Ool track and field season gets underway.

Moeller

Head coach Jerry Kombrinck isn't sure what to make of his team as it recovers from u series of injuries to most of tH~ key athletes. "Quite a few of our kids are either injured or returning from injury," he said. "We've been down this road before. We're optimistic we'll get it all together." The list of wounded starts with senior Michael Munoz, the multiple state placer in throwing events, who is resting bone spurs in his ankles. Two top sprinters, Matt DiPetro and Reed Hamilton, are recovering from knee injuries. DiPetro tore an ACL and Hamilton had surgery to repair a torn meniscus last week. One key distance runner, Kevin Schwartz, is fighting off a stress fracture tn his 1tibia, while another top distance thr~at,_ Ken_ny Dun-

bar, recently had his wisdom teeth removed. The top healthy athlete is Bob Paffe, who was a regional qualifier in the long jump and hurdles last year. Kombrinck sa!d LaSalle is the team to beat 1n the Greater Catholic League South. He is looking forward to the GCL Relays at LaSalle on April 1 as well as the Dayton Wayne Invitational and a five-team meet at Fairmont featuring Moeller and four top Dayton-area schools ..

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1. St. Xavier (8) ................................................... 122

2. La Salle (5) ...................................................... 121 3. Moeller .............. ~~::.:::::: ................................. 102 4. Elder................................................................. 86 5. Middletown ....................................................... 73 6. Milford .............................................................. 55 7. Colerain ............................................................ 52 8. Sycamore ......................................................... 29 9. Falrlield ............................................................27 10. Princeton ............................................................ 9 Others receiving votes: McNicholas 3, Harrison 2, Turpin 1. TOP INDIVIDUAL TIMES

BROTHERLY LOVE: It was an emotional scene t~at few in the. grandstand wttnessed. Mter Moeller sophomore Brent Walter fmished fourth in the Division I pole vault his brother Drew, the 1999 state champion, was there to embrace his brother. "Drew is my role model and he has helped me a lot," Brett Walter said "Bef?re I graduate, I'd lik~ to wm a state title like he did. I plan to go 15-6 or 16 feet next year. Until the bar was elevated to ~4-9, Walter had only one miss. · t __ ~i _._ i!·t.> "This is exciting for me," Drew Walter said. "I qualified to state as a sophomore but didn't place. Brent is ahead of me."

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4. Gallagher (Sycamore) .................................. 16:07 Wietmarschen (St. Xavier) ........................... 16:07

6. Beatch (Middletown) ................................... 16:13 7. Bader(la SaHe) ........................................... 16:20 8. Wayner (Oak HiHs)....................................... 16:32 9. Welling (Oak Hills) ....................................... 16:40 10. Ust (MIIIord) ................................................ 16:46

Cross country COLUMBUS, Ohio - The flr11 of seven weo~ty stele cross country poll as complied by the Ohio Association of Cross Coun1ry Coaches (flrst·plaee vottt In perenthes!S): BOYS DIVISION I

1. St. Xlvler (U)

17t 143 142 4. Moonor 114 5. Middletown 101 I. Eldor 10 7. Pickerington 77 8. Strongsville 76 9. N. Canton Hoover 66 10. CentCfVme 58 othoro wtt~ 12 or moro polnto: II, lakewood 53. 12. Cleve. St. lgnlllkJs 48. 13, Brunswick (I) 45. 14, Mass. Jackson 4 4. 15, tludson 42. 16, Ash!end 40. 17, Andlay 37. 18. Clayton Norlhmont 36. I 9. Mass. Perry 34. 20, Reynoldsburg 31. 21. Dublin Coffman 27. 22, Dublin Scioto 21. 23 (tie), Brec:ksvllle·Broodview Hts., W!Stlakt 20. 25, Canton GlenOak 16. 2S, H1!11erd Davidson 12. 2. lJISaUe

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The Post's All-Metro boys' track and __......, DIVISION I · ,;,

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Michael Munoz

Moeller

Sr.

FIRST TEAM NAME

SCHOOL

YR. COMMENT

Jim Ramstetter

Elder

Sr.

Mike Mount

Lebanon

Sr.

Middletown

Sr.

Jonathan Mullins-Hall

Hughes

Sr.

Dennis Gates

Middletown

Sr.

Kyle Schreiner

St. Xavier

Sr.

· Gaylon Vinson

Sr. Lakota West State qualifier In the 110 high hurdles. Jon Rock Greater Gatholic League South champ. • ATHLETE OF THE YEAR: Steve Padgett, La Salle State qualifier in the 110 hurdles. Fort • COACH OF THE YEAR: Floyd Horton, Middletown Ancient Valley Buckeye champ. HONORABLE MENT10N - John Martin (Anderson); Mike Crum (Colerain); Third at state meet in 200 meters, Blake Hili (Colerain); Brian Fulton (Elder); Gary McKiddy (Elder); Alan Bader member of runner-up 400-meter relay (LaSalle); Brian Pierson (LaSalle); Darrell Hunter (Middletown); Antwaun Rogers team and champion 1,600-meter relay (Middletown); Scott See (Middletown); Tyran Thompson (Middletown); Vaughn team. Greater Miami Conference champ Blackburn (McNicholas); Terry Coates (McNicholas); Kenny Dunbar (Moeller); Kevin in the 100 and 200 meters. Schwartz (Moeller); Josh Woods (Moeller); Vincent Martin (Mount Healthy); Chris Finished fifth at state in the 400 Daniels (Princeton); John Russell (Princeton); Tim King (St Xavier); Joe Stephens meters, was also a regional qualifier in (St. Xavier); Andy Weitmarschen (St Xavier); Tim Dickerson (Sycamore); Tom tlle long jump and 300 hurdles. Gallagher (Sycamore);· Matt King (Sycamore); Mark Mecum (Sycamore); Mike State qualifier in the 400 meters, memRender (Sycamore); Mike Grau (Turpin); Rayshon Williams (Western Hills); ian Ruth ber of state champion 1,600-meter (Winton Woods); Jason Terrell (Winton Woods); Carlos Tipton (Winton Woods); Dai relay team. GMC champ in both. Moore (Withrow). GCL South, district and regional champ in the 800 meters, placed third at state. Member of state champion 3,200-meter relay team. FIRST TEAM Regional and state runner-up in the NAME SCHOOL YR. COMMENT 800 meters, just edging out Schreiner at finish line at state in 1:54.06. Mike Harris Finneytown Sr. Qualified for Division 11 regional meet In Capped off tremendous senior season the 100, 200 and 400 meters. Qualiby setting state meet record in the fied to state In the 1,600-meter relay. 3,200 meters (9:00.97). Twice went . DeShawn Wynn Lockland. So. State runner-up in Division Ill 100 and under nine minutes in the distance, 200 meters. setting a city record. Double GCL South Jason Wilson CHCA Sr. State qualifier in the 200 meters In champ in the 1,600 and 3,200 meters. Division Ill. Won second straight state 1,600-meter Doug Swann Purcell Marian Sr. Division II state qualifier in the 400-metitle. Became first Cincinnati-area runter relay, regional qualifier in the high ner to win an event at the Penn Relays. jump and 110 high hurdles. Set city record in the 1,600 meters and the mile. Steve Dean NCH Sr. State qualifier in the 400 meters In Division 11. Placed second at state in the 1,600 meters and third in the 3,200 meters. Jake Richards Ross So. Division 11 state qualifier in the 800 GMC champ in the 3,200 meters. Only meters. area distance runner to run· both 1.600 . Jamie McCart New Richmond Sr. Top Division 11-111 1,600- and 3,200and 3,200 meters at state. meter runner In the area. Just missed Surged at end of season to win regional state berth in the 1,600, finishing fifth. title in the pole vault with a personal New Richmond Sr. Division II regional qualifier in the pole best leap of 15 feet Place·d. eighth at Justin Felts vault with a leap of 10-6. state meet. Bern ltiavese NCH Jr. Division II state qualifier in high jump. Finished fourth at state in the pole vault (14-8), following up older brother Drew Sam Shaw CHCA Jr. Regional qualifier in the high jump, had who won Division 1 title in 1999. Won top jump of 6-4. GCL South title. Travis Veser Finneytown Sr. Placed 10th at Division II state meet in GMC, district and regional champ in the shot put with toss of 52-1. high jump. Placed tied for sixth at state • ATHLETE OF THE YEAR: De Shawn Wynn, Lockland meet. Had best leap of 6-6. • COACH OF THE YEAR: Fred Vance, Rnneytown Finished fifth at state in long jump ·after HONORABLE MENTION- Jay Fox (Bethel-Tate); Dorian Dixon (Cincinnati Hills winning GCL South and regional titles. Chlistian Academy); Tu Price (Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy); Ryan Brown Also regional qualifier in the 1-l.O high (Deer Park); Chris Howarth (Finneytown); Brandon Mason (Lockland); John Cardoza hurdles. (Madeira); John Johnston (Madeira); Kyle Sawyer (Madeira); Matt Hagerty Won district title in long jump and (Mariemont); John McDulin (Mariemont); Bill Blair (New Richmond); Jaime Echerivel placed fourth at state. Regional qualifier (New Richmond); Michael Green (New Richmond); Jaime Cooper (Purcell Marian): in the 100 meters and 400-meter relay. Paul HaH (Reading); Chris Hersha (Wyoming); David Payne (Wyoming).

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Jesse Rhodenbaugh Talawanda

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Steve Padgett

La Salle

Sr.

Mason Ward

Colerain

Sr.

Jerry Claunch

Lakota East

Sr.

Kelly Tenbrink

La Salle

Sr.

Brent Waiter

Moeller

So.

Erik Reynolds

Lakota East

Jr.

Bob Patte

Moeller

Sr.

Kevin Furlow

Western Hills

Jr.