SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ WEDNESDAY, May 16, 2018
Siuslaw
3 B
from 1B
20 events come the state 4A
meet this weekend at Hayward
Field — a fitting swan song for
Siuslaw's many years in the Far
West. Particularly since it had
the chance to host the final
meet, which was memorialized
in T-shirts specially made to
mark the occasion that read
“Final Far West Meet” and list-
ed each of the schools in the
league.
Though it was the end of an
era in one way, it was the
beginning of another as
S i u s l a w ’s u n d e r c l a s s m e n
stepped up to deliver six indi-
vidual district titles — three
each from the freshmen and
sophomores.
For the freshmen, hurdler
Gracie Freudenthal swept both
the 300- and 100-meter hur-
dles, clocking 15.96 in the short
race, and running a personal
record in the long race with a
time of 47.42 — a time that
earned her the fourth-fastest
time in Siuslaw history. A day
earlier, Freudenthal PRd during
the 100-meter hurdles with a
time of 15.63 to overtake
Siuslaw’s No. 2 spot on the all-
time list.
Meanwhile, fellow freshman
Andrea Osbon claimed the dis-
trict title in the shot put on
Friday with a PR of 37 feet,
4.25 inches. Then on Saturday,
she took the discus title as well
after throwing a PR at 104-11. Siuslaw senior Josh Payne will
In the 1,500 meters, the Lady
accidentally stepped on the
Viks got a trio of PRs and two
back of Blankenship’s heel,
tickets to state, beginning with
causing her left shoe to come
freshman Brea Blankenship’s
off, leaving Blankenship to fin-
district-title time of 5:10.04.
ish the last few yards with one
She was followed by sopho-
pink-socked foot.
more Anne Wartnik, who was
Sophomore Chloe Madden
literally on the heels of
also PRd, finishing in sixth
Blankenship for second place
place at 5:35.23.
and a PR at 5.10.34. In fact,
Hannah Rannow, also a
Wartnik was so close that she
sophomore, won the 800
ROB GRIFFES/FOR SIUSLAW NEWS
compete in both the Para 400-meter and 1,500-meter races at state this weekend for Siuslaw.
meters (2:22.17) and 3,000
meters (10:45.80), qualifying
for state in both events, along
with
fellow
sophomore
Brendon Jensen, who claimed
the 1,500-meter (4:25.24) and
3,000-meter (9:44.60) titles.
Another sophomore, Ryan
Rendon-Padilla, managed an
upset in the boys javelin over
defending state champion Ty
Hampton of North Bend after
launching a PR throw of 172-
01 to claim the title. Hampton
scratched and failed to record a
mark.
The final district title for
Siuslaw came on the legs of
Naomi
Shoji,
Rannow,
Blankenship and Freudenthal
in the 4x400-meter relay in
4:14.03.
In addition to its individual
league title winners, Siuslaw
had several other state-qualify-
ing marks at districts, includ-
ing:
• Senior Josh Payne, compet-
ing in the Para 400 meters
(1:25.13) and 1,500 meters
(5:34.01)
• Freshman Ryan Jennings,
who was second in the 300-
meter hurdles with a PR of
44.46
• Senior Trent Reavis, with a
second-place mark in the shot
put at 51-2
• Senior KC Tatum in the
discus with a second-place
throw of 134-04
• Junior Korbin English, who
leaped a PR and state-qualify-
ing mark of 19-08 for fifth
place
• Junior Madison Reynolds,
who landed second in the shot
put with throw of 34-10.75.
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The Vikings will be at
Hayward Field beginning this
Friday at 10 a.m., with 4A state
competition
continuing
Saturday.
Both Siuslaw teams finished
third overall in the Far West
League.
Marshfield won the league
title in the boys division with
222 points, followed by North
Bend (193), Siuslaw (121),
Douglas (62), Brookings-
Harbor (53) and South Umpqua
(19).
In the girls division,
Marshfield won the team title
with 199 points. North Bend
was second (177), followed by
Siuslaw (139), South Umpqua
(65), Brookings-Harbor (31)
and Douglas (25)
For complete district results,
visit the Siuslaw page at www.
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