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Wednesday, May 24, 2017 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon
Outlaws peak at state track meet
By Charlie Kanzig
Correspondent
Things started well for
the Sisters Outlaws on day
one of the OSAA State
Championships — and ended
just as well on day two.
Anna Bartlett started the
meet off for the Outlaws early
Friday morning by running a
tremendous personal record
in the 3,000 meters, clocking
11:04.82, to put two points on
the board for Sisters with her
seventh-place finish.
Julianne Meeter ended her
high school career by adding
to her school record in the
javelin on her way to a fifth-
place finish with a mark of
122 feet 8 inches.
Freshman Ryliereece
Morgan brought home her
first individual medals as
she placed eighth in the long
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jump (16 feet 1.5 inches).
That completed the scor-
ing for the girls for the day,
but following Bartlett’s
example, Jordan Pollard
ran the best race of his life
for 3,000 meters, shatter-
ing his personal best on his
way to fifth place in 9:13.34
to get the scoring started for
the boys. Senior Sam Lewis
shared eighth place with two
other vaulters with a clear-
ance of 12 feet even for .33
points the same day.
The remainder of Friday’s
schedule included prelims
in running events and nearly
all of the Outlaws passed
through to the finals.
Keaton Green’s career best
was not enough to advance,
although the sophomore in
his first year of track has a
bright future. His 2:04.79 sec-
ond effort in a race that was
dominated by upperclass-
men bodes well for his final
two years. Januik of Seaside
became a three-time state
champion in the event with a
time of 1:55. Another sopho-
more, Amy Hills, could not
recapture her thrilling per-
formance of the district meet,
but got valuable state meet
experience in the prelims of
the 300 hurdles on her way to
14th place in 53.99 seconds.
The girls 4x100-meter
relay got things off to a fast
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placed fifth with a time of
50.51. Astoria won a very
tight race in 49.77 as three
teams broke the 50-second
barrier.
Anna Bartlett missed
the podium by one place
in the 1,500 meters with a
ninth-place finish in 5:07.87.
Danielle Jantzer of Phoenix
won the race in 4:48.57.
Despite a personal record of
32 feet 11.75 inches, Jade
Anaya also narrowly missed
a medal in ninth place.
Erynn Ricker got the
Outlaws a couple of points by
finishing seventh in the 100
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