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COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL May 11, 2016
Girls 200 Meters Varsity - Finals
Wally Ciochetti Invitational Results
Girls 100 Meters Varsity - Finals
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Annmarie Precht
Hannah Albrecht
Erynn Ricker
Lyndee McLauchlin
Kaeli Hancock
Audrey Bernard
Hannah Peterson
Taylor Mynear
Alexa Reed
Mandi Calavan
Izabella McLane
Brianna Cole
Mackenzie McLaughlin
Gabby Mathis
Shaiann Knutson
Zarah Wemple
Lea Brodala
Tori Dykstra
Monet Bittrolf
Natalie Muth
Sierra Stafford
Baylee Durham
Lily Bogard
Angelica Manuntag
Macy Rabourn
Katelyn King
Abby Watkins
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Hidden Valley
Siuslaw
Cottage Grove
Sisters
Henley
Crook County
Crook County
Henley
Klamath Union
North Bend
Sisters
Newport
North Bend
Hidden Valley
Henley
Philomath
Cottage Grove
Scappoose
Klamath Union
Elmira
Scappoose
Scappoose
North Valley
Philomath
Cottage Grove
Newport
Klamath Union
Siuslaw
Track & Field
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phenom Murray Bingham,
who left his upperclassmen
counterparts in the dust. Anoth-
er impressive freshman fi nish
was by Cottage Grove’s Paesen
Timm in seventh place with a
time of 9:45.53.
The race of the day was the
boys’ high hurdles. For a while,
Tharpe had been fi nding himself
on top in many meets during the
middle of the season. However,
Friday’s hurdlers were just as
sharp as Tharpe. Henley holds
two seniors that have previously
broken 15 seconds. Seth Andres
and Dylan Castle took fi rst and
second respectively with times
of 15.03 and 15.08 seconds.
Tharpe fi nished in fi fth with
15.37 behind two runners from
North Bend and Hidden Valley.
On the fi eld events, Brad
Geisler took fourth in shot put
with 44 feet, 11.5 inches and
fi fth place in discus with 145
feet, fi ve inches. Considering
that both events had over 35
competitors, Geisler was defi -
nitely among the elite fi nalists
of the day.
The long jump saw Jayden
Tucker and Reily Boyce step
up. Tucker fi nished in fourth
with 20 feet, 5.5 inches, and
Boyce fi nished in sixth with 19
feet, 10 inches. Boyce is not al-
ways a regular in the long jump
event, but his sprinting ability
has given him an edge in the
long jump.
On the girls’ side, Hannah
Albrecht helped her team with
a strong 100-meter dash perfor-
mance, giving herself a time of
13.15 seconds and a third-place
fi nish overall. The junior placed
third again in the 200-meter
dash with 27.4 seconds. With
her recent performances, head
coach Ricky Knutson says she
seems to be in great shape for
the upcoming important races.
Hudson Weybright and Bre-
anna Wright didn’t appear in
the distance races, but Wright
placed fi fth in the 800-meter
race in 2:25.47, and Weybright
fi nished eighth with 2:27.24.
The invitational was the last
meet before the district meet,
which will also be held in Cot-
tage Grove. And while the Lions
didn’t do as well as last week,
that’s not to say that there won’t
be improvements at districts.
For instance, Cottage Grove
hosted three Sky-Em teams out
of the 18 competing, and the
boys beat all three by a solid
margin. The girls only lost to
Sisters but came out ahead of
Sweet Home and Elmira. With
other athletically deep schools
competing this past weekend,
Cottage Grove had trouble fi nd-
ing consistency in being in top
positions. At districts, however,
that should change.
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Baylee Touey
Annmarie Precht
Hannah Albrecht
Lucy Davidson
Helena DeCasas
Mandi Calavan
Alyssa Spang
Kaeli Hancock
Mackenzie McLaughlin
Taylor Mynear
Alexa Reed
Sydnee Howard
Nyah Kendall
Sierra Stafford
Sarah Dunkley
Gabby Mathis
Shaiann Knutson
Macy Rabourn
Meghan Fahner
Zarah Wemple
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Siuslaw
Cottage Grove
Scappoose
Hidden Valley
Sisters
Scappoose
Crook County
Hidden Valley
Klamath Union
North Bend
Henley
Hidden Valley
Scappoose
Sweet Home
Henley
Philomath
Newport
Henley
Cottage Grove
Girls 800 Meters Varsity - Finals
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Talya Holenstein
Destinie Tatum
Ane Martinsen
Celie Mans
Morgan Bingham
Breanna Wright
Gabby Hobson
Hudson Weybright
Victoria Griswold
Amber Blanchard
Alyssa Monohon
Tate Ricker
Braidy Smith
Grace Rieman
Alexa Stewart
Haley Willmott
Amy Hills
Mckinzee Mode
Alejandra Artalejo
Tiona Eggert
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Siuslaw
Philomath
Siuslaw
Siuslaw
Cottage Grove
North Bend
Cottage Grove
Elmira
Crook County
North Bend
Sisters
Henley
Scappoose
Sisters
Henley
Sisters
Crook County
Philomath
South Umpqua
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Speedway
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Scott in third. Joe Maricle
crossed the line fourth, while
Mike Simmons from Cottage
Grove was fi fth. After the races,
Scott did not go to the scales, so
that bumped everyone a position
and gave Eugene driver Eddy
Mesceji the offi cial fi fth-place
fi nish.
K.C. Scott was the fast time of
the night in time trials, and Joe
Maricle won the Dot’s Trophy
Shop Trophy Dash. Heat race
winners included Scott, Josh
Corley and Mike Simmons.
Cottage Grove Speedway gets
back underway with a double-
header weekend. Things kick
off on Friday, May 13 for the
fi rst $5 Fast Friday. Spectators
that are 13 years or older get in
for just $5 and 12 or younger
are free. Racing will be start-
ing a little bit later then normal
and things are expected to get
going at 7 p.m. Classes racing
include the Clark Printing Ex-
treme Sprints and the PHRA
Dwarf Cars.
Then, on Saturday, May 14,
CGS hosts Grad Night. All se-
nior high school students that
have a student body card get
into the races for free. Classes
racing on night two are the
Clark Printing Extreme Sprints,
Late Models, Quality RV Re-
pair Hornets, and PHRA Dwarf
Cars.
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