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Sophomore Destiny Weber
was one-tenth of a second
behind for fourth place (15.27),
and senior Jade Roby was fifth
(16.71).
In the throws, sophomore
Josi Hays placed second in the
shot put (26-04), with Dearman
landing third (26-03) and Jewel
Roby in fifth (22-08.5). Hays
went on to land third in the dis-
cus (58-07).
Frelich threw for 92-08 in
the javelin for second place,
with Dearman in fourth place
(71-11) and Jade Roby in fifth
(40-05).
Rodet provided the team’s
only individual win with a leap
of 5-6 in the pole vault.
In the long jump, Frelich had
the team’s highest mark at 12-
06.25 for third place.
Mapleton was first overall in
team scoring, followed by
Triangle Lake, Alsea and
Lowell.
Senior Jacob Pruett had a
standout day in the throws,
winning three events for
Mapleton, beginning with the
shot put (39-06.5). Pruett also
won the discus (102-10) and
javelin (136-11).
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Mapleton senior Katie
Dearman gets the baton
from senior Madison Frelich
in the 4x100-meter relay.
Chris Free, also a senior,
landed a pair of wins for
Mapleton, landing first in the
triple jump (38-02) and run-
ning the 800-meter in 2:20.73
for the win. Free was also sec-
ond in the long jump (18-01).
Mapleton sophomore Hunter
Simington won the pole vault
with a mark of 9-0, with team-
mate and follow sophomore Eli
Peterson clearing 8-0 for sec-
ond place. In the 200 meters,
Simington finished second
(24.59), with sophomore AJ
Foster about a second behind
for third place (25.96).
Free, Peterson, Simington
and Foster teamed up for the
4x100-meter relay and finished
second with a time of 47.90.
Other scoring for the boys
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For my group of friends,
the afternoons were filled
with wrestling. Jimmy
“Superfly” Snuka, Andre the
Giant, Sgt. Slaughter and the
pesky Iron Sheik became
staples of our enjoyment. At
night the WWF gave way to
another league: The Big
East.
That little brown box and
that fledgling sports network
(third button from the left on
the second row) changed
everything.
All of those phony
wrestling story lines were
replaced by an even more
colorful cast of the most
implausible group you can
imagine — a bunch of kids
and the coaches that loved
them shooting hoops for the
Tri-State
area’s
local
Catholic colleges, colleges
that most of the nation west
of I-95 had never heard of.
What’s a Hoya?
Which exit for Seton
Hall?
You play games at Rhode
Island?
What’s with that guy’s
sweater?
Let’s stop there for a
moment. The guy wearing
the sweater was Lou
Carnesecca. He was the
coach of St. Johns.
His shooting guard was
Chris Mullin, and the kid
was lights out. He’s the guy
who’s going to be recruiting
you, the guy who’s going to
be coaching you, and dealing
with the boosters and the
press.
Real quick, here’s his
resume:
Education: McDonald’s
High School All-American,
three-time Big East player of
the year, three-time All-
American and winner of
both the Oscar Robertson
and John Wooden Awards,
which is basically the bas-
ketball Heisman.
Professional experience:
Five-time NBA All-Star,
averaged 20 points per
game, GM of the Golden
State Warriors, VP of the
Sacramento Kings.
Volunteer work: Two-time
Olympic Gold Medal win-
ner, original member of the
1996 “Dream Team.”
Awards: Yeah. He’s in the
Hall of Fame. All of them.
To the detractors, let’s rea-
son this out. The kids may
not know who he is, but the
parents sure do, and he
knows the academic part of
the equation because he’s
already done that ... he went
there.
Boosters?
You’re welcome.
All that’s left for Mullin is
our anticipation of what’s on
next.
team included: freshman Cole
Spencer, who was third in the
800 meters (2:40.68) and high
jump (4-10); Tucker Ford, with
second place in the high jump
(5-4), fourth place in the
javelin (98-0) and fifth in the
triple jump (32-07.5); junior
Trevver D’Auteuil, who was
fourth in the discus (76-08),
seventh in the shot put (32-
01.5) and eighth in the 200-
meter race (29.15); sophomore
Tyler Packebush, with fourth
place in the 300-meter hurdles
(50.99) and seventh in the long
jump (14-11); and freshman
Dominic Wells, who was
fourth in the high jump (4-8),
seventh in the 200 meters
(28.44) and ninth in the javelin
(76-03).
Despite the effort, Mapleton
finished second (165.5) to
Triangle Lake (196). Lowell
was third overall (73.5) and
Alsea was fourth (61).
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