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• SANO* (Ore ) POST Thur» April 8 1982 (Se< I) Sweet Home proven no match for Pioneers A number of personal records were set last week at Sweet Home in the rain and sleet, with the Sandy boys winning 82 63 and the girls winning 76-51 Sam R om ey set a sophomore record in the 3<MMLmeter run, winning in »18 8 He also won the 1500. with a 4 16 73 Phil Burks finished se cond in the 1500, in 4 34 7, giving Sandy a one two punch there Russell Fork turned in a personal best, winning the 400-meter run with a time of 53 3 B ill Bowman set a per so n a l re c o rd in the 110-meter high hurdles, finishing second with a time of 18 6 Steve Metelak won the 800 with a time of 2:05 5. Steve Brader won the 300 m eter in te rm e d ia te hurdles with a time of 44 27 Roland Aumueller turn ed in "ju st an outstanding performance," winning the shot put with a 47-7 and a half toss That's a seven foot improvement over last year The Pioneers made a clean sweep in the discus, with Mike Marleau winn ing. and Locke Christman and Steve Pettingill taking second and third, respec lively Brader. Ryan Coombs and Steve Ackerman swept the 100, with Brader winn ing in 12 2. The Pioneers also won the 1600 and 400 meter relays Fork. Doug Baucom. Metelak and Ackerman comprised the 1600. while Coombs. Tyson Cummings, Brader and Fork compris ed the 400-meter relay All in all. the boys won 10 of 17 events. For the girls. Sharon Jensen is starting to get in shape for track, according to Hutchinson. She won the 1500 with a 5 07, while Laura Stringham finished third Stringham is getting her times down, Hutchin son reports Crystal Calkins turned in a personal record in the 100-meter dash, running a 13 6 ‘ That's a great time, considering the weather," Hutchinson said Polly Kelly stayed right on target" as far as her times She won the 400 with a 62 5. K ecia H a rris was credited with turning in a good performance in the 100 meter high hurdles, the »hot, throwing it 38-6 finishing second in 19 1 "Darby Binder turned in and three-quarters. the best on-track per for “T h a t was a g re a t mance we’ve had," Hut e ffo rt." Hutchinson said chinson said The senior, in Stephanie Hagstrom was * unbelievable condition," also credited with throwing ran a 2:24 4 in the 800. a the shot well She finished personal record, second, with a toss of 32-8 Binder and Jensen finish and three quarters ed second and th ird , Hagstrom finished se re s p e c tiv e ly , in the cond in the discus throw 3000 meter run Daugherty won the javelin Lisa Hassett turned in a throw personal record for the se Jensen, th ro w in g the cond consecutive week in javelin for the first time in the 200, running a 23 7. competition, finished se "She looked excellent," cond Hutchinson said The Pioneers swept the M a rg a re t B la c k b u rn high jump, with Shelby turned in "a fine effort,” Dries setting a personal finishing second in the 300 record with her five-foot intermediate hurdles jump Paige D augherty set Shauny Thoreson finish another personal record in ed second and Gayle Roth third Both jumped 4 10 Jensen won the long jump, "w ith an exceptional jump, considering the con- ditions " She went ,5 feet, nine inches The girls won nine of 15 events Photo by Scott Newton Ixxke Christman prepares to let loose with the discus in TVL Relay competition (Incredible rug sale) ULTRO n Z SAVE 1/3! 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