Clarence McGill, CCMoody, 14.56; 8. MJ Singleton, Lubbock Monterey, 10.56; 8. Georgetown East View, 42.20, 800 1. Jayden Thrower of Barbers Hill competes in the Class 5A boys triple jump during the UIL State Track & Field Championships at Mike a Myers Stadium, Friday, May 13, 2022, in Austin. Soham Patil, Frisco Heritage, 1:59.13; 9. Makenna Boyd, Wildorado, 15.26; 2. Noah Escamilla, Robert Lee, 6-4.00; 2. Updated Billy Thompson, Calvert, 15.47; 5. Landry Morrow, Ackerly Sands, 47.08; 3. Hope Munn, Blum, 18.20, 100 1. Devinar Roberson, Coleman, 45-5.50; 4. Rockwall, 3:50.12; 6. Matthew Klement, Muenster, 161-10; 4. 4A High School 2023 Outdoor Track & Field. Charlisa Teagle, San Augustine, 2:31.48; 9. Davis Pike, Boerne Champion, 14.40; 6. The Buffalos won the event last year, but came up short of Mansfield Timberview (45.97) this time. Kaitlyn Duhon, Humble Summer Creek, 19-8.25; 3. Longview, 38;5. Skylar Herrera, Richmond George Ranch, 1:44.53, Boys 400 1. Isaac Alonzo, Lubbock, 9:10.79; 2. April 19, 2011. DeSoto, 121; 2.. Gemma Goddard, Austin Vandegrift, 10:48.85; 8. Kort Holley, Italy, 16.17, 100 1. Ackerly Sands 48; 2. Isabel Conde De Frankenberg, Cedar Park, 2:09.21; 3. Samyra Thomas, Houston Kashmere, 37-7.00; 8. Korbin Shumate, Sanger, 1:57.96; 6. Austin Lara, El Paso Del Valle, 14-0.00; 7. Brenna Francis, Silverton, 33-10.75; 9. Nope, said Wariner, whose best time as a professional is 20.19. Rhett Kahlden, Lago Vista, 22.87, 1,600 1. Emma Ellis, Magnolia, 10:58.20; 7. Cross Plains, 4:21.26; 6. Billy Thompson, Calvert, 42.45; 8. Keldyn Schubert, McLeod, 39.99; 6. Madison Ramos, Port Isabel, 5-4.00; 4. Cole Griffith, Brock, 12-6.00; 9. MAXPREPS; CBSSPORTS.COM; 247SPORTS . Madyson Freeman, Douglass, 1:01.71, 4x200 relay 1. Daisy Monie, Mission Sharyland Pioneer, 43-10.75; 3. 1,600 1. Paige Boucher, Katy Seven Lakes, 18-6.00; 7. Dyamon Griggs, Waco University, 38-3.00; 9. Daylight saving time starts soon, How do you know if you have long COVID? You just never know, though a lot of these guys, such as Wariner, arent even state record holders. Not only did the Mansfield Timberview and Texas A&M competitor break Wariners regional record at the Class 5A Region I meet in Lubbock in 2012, he also shot past Calvin Harrisons national record set in 1993. Dallas Madison, 42.21; 8. Paige Dalland, Johnson City LBJ, 40-3.75; 5. Caleb Lengefeld, Hamilton, 2:00.01; 5. Sterling City 38; 4. Alliyah Harrison, Veribest, 16-00.50; 8. Zachary Carter, Monahans, 18.47; Sammy Alcala, Amarillo, DNS, Girls 400 1. Matthew Rueff, Katy Seven Lakes, 61-2.00; 4. Kiana Kebbi, Pearsall, 57.25; 4. Arveyon Davis, Fort Bend Marshall, 14.36; 4. Chris Daniels, Klein, 9:14.35; 4. TJ Imotichey, Bryson, 147-7; 4. Llano, 42.82, 800 1. Anthony Meacham, Woodsboro, 17-0.00; 2. El Campo, 1:42.31; 5. Goliad (Addison Zamzow, Karleigh Hill, Lauren Bond, Kyla Hill), 3:57.13; 2. Makayla Bowman, Aquilla, 1:04.05; 7. McKinney North, 46.99; 5. Alejandro Vasquez, Alice, 21-5.50; 7. Ruben Rojas, Katy Seven Lakes, 9:18.86; 8. 4 Results (September 7-8) - 41 meets, Week Santos Flores, San Antonio Wagner, 1:56.52; 9. implements and his 100 and 110 hurdle marks were aided by winds over the 2.0 m/s allowed by. Klein Forest, 1:38.590; 7. Kevin Adams II, Cedar Park 172-4; 2. Aubrey O'Connell, Prosper, 10:38.33; 6. Brett Wagnon, Centerville, 16.10; 9. Michael Jitjaeng, Big Sandy, 183-00; 2. Shallowater, 4:01.88; 5. Bo Morrow, Mertzon Irion County, 11.37; 9. Yierra Flemings, Cameron Yoe, 17-10.50; 4. Cameron Fawcett, Dallas Highland Park, 10:46.09; 5. Cedar Hill 40; 3. Derek Manzo, Haltom City Haltom, 20-4.25, High jump 1. Garrett Tarver, Saltillo, 10:10.10; 5. Panhandle, 43.04; 6. Jacquelyn Olivas, Vega, 103-5, 4x100 relay 1. Daylon Washington, Lexington, 15.45; 8. Decatur, 3:23.40; 8. Samuel Holcombe, Floydada, 57-2.25; 2. Cross Plains 1:32.35; 4. Hesston Marshall, Wheeler, 48.84; 2. Tumi Onaleye, Katy Paetow, 39-7.50; 2. Tairah Johnson, Fort Bend Marshall, 18-2.25; 9. Suzan Ogunleye, Pflugerville Hendrickson, 39-2.00; 4. Runge, 3:42.61; 9. Jadeyn Bryant, Richland Springs, 40.02; 3. Makenna Boyd, Wildorado, 46.39; 2. Landri Sagebiel, Fredericksburg, 119-9; 6. Truly a blessing #AGTG https://t.co/ygeHyhxXI2, 12:52 p.m. As more afternoon field events get underway, here is a look back at the Class 4A and 3A athletes from the area who competed yesterday here in Austin: State track and field notebook: Houston-area athletes claim medals in 4A, 3A. Kyle Vahlenkamp, Miles, 2:04.08; 9. Heidi Nielson, Katy Cinco Ranch, 10:23.14; 4. Mackenzie Jefferson, Lewisville Marcus, 38-2.50; 8. (tie) Richland Springs 30; Ackerly Sands 30; 7. Hannah Spears, Holliday, 10:57.56; 2. Vance Ott, Coahoma, 16.40; 2. Refugio, 1:31.02; 8. Cooper, 1:31.48; 9. Lauren Brown, FW Wyatt, 24.67; 7. Genesis Allen, Daingerfield, 37-8.75; 5. Hayden Moussa, Ponder, 4:45.05, 4x400 relay 1. Jasmine Montgomery, San Antonio Reagan, 11.09; 2. He received his degree in print and internet journalism from Missouri State University and began his career in 2013 with The Courier and Houston Community Newspapers. Jasmine Benavidez, Jarrell, 2:22.65; 7. Michael Carters daughter, competing for Red Oak, is also in the state record book with a national record set at the 2003 UIL state meet. Logan Wakefield, Three Way, 15.90; 9. Austin, TX. Anna Gold, Fredericksburg, 57.77; 6. Jacqueline Garcia, Hidalgo, 37-1.50; 6. Austin Kiser, Denton Braswell, 13.98; 7. Those runners and field athletes do come around every so often. He previously served as the sports editor for The Courier of Montgomery County daily newspaper in Conroe for five years. Raygon Briseno, Throckmorton, 49-3.50; 3. Brock Lewis, Boerne Champion, 14.46; 7. Emilea Cole, Roby, 34-09.00; 9. Pratt McLain, Gruver, NH, Triple jump 1. Emma Stegemoller, Brownwood, 2:27.72, 100 hurdles 1. (tie) Pleasanton, 24; Salado, 24; Jarrell, 24; 8. FloSports, Inc. MileSplit Texas Editor: Paisley Chandler, Iredell, 9-0.00; 9. Meets - 21 meets, TAPPS Slaton, 3:23.87; 5. The most complete coverage of Texas High School Track & Field, including schedules & scores, standings, rankings, stat leaderboards, and thorough team information. The Fort Bend Marshall senior successfully defended her state championship in the 100-meter hurdles with a winning time of 13.62 seconds. Holliday, 30; 6. all the time and definitely worth checking out! Bresha Applin, Stamford, 26.31; 7. Lancaster (Jalyn Williams, Leeaira Williams, Trelonda Strong, Ashyiria Savage), 1:37.99; 2. Fairfield, 49.15; 6. Nathan Jones, Brock, 52-4.75; 5. Alizah Villegas, CC Tuloso-Midway, 14.71; 3. Wilbanks also has a website on the history of the state boys & girls basketball tournament which includes an index and narratives on 707 boys and girls championship teams from 1921-2012. Sterling City, 44.71; 6. The future three-time Super Bowl winner with the San Francisco 49ers might as well have thrown his 12-pound shot to Mars when he heaved the national record in Sacramento in 1979. Emma Kibbey, SA Great Hearts Northern Oaks, 36-4.50; 7. Cardio, and Confirmation Bias, 2015 Cross Carlie Willison, Munday, 2:31.86; 7. Jai'lin King, Refugio, 18-4.25; 2. (tie) Dallas Life Oak Cliff, 22; Riesel, 22; 5. Edwin Gomez, San Elizario, 1:56.80; 2. Brandi Drake, Cameron Yoe, 12.29; 6. Kaci Andrus, Mont Belvieu Barbers Hill, 12-6.00; 5. Kennedale (Nijah Martin, Alexus Jenkings, Alaya Clayborn, Gracyn Reed), 3:55.64; 2. Alief Taylor 24; 7. Jackesha Nichols, El Campo, 36-2.25; 8. Elnita Green, College Station, 11.73; 6. Lilliana Guerrero, Whiteface, 5:49.17; 8. Makki Hart, Shallowater, 26.03; 7. But while in Eugene, Ore., he broke the national mark that had stood for 20 years by three-quarters of an inch. Tiyana Jones, Giddings, 25.41; 7. Greyson Gravitt, Lewisville Marcus, 1:53.94; 5. Burleson Centennial, 40; 4. Llano, 4:04.24; 7. Kody Blackwood of McKinney North and Kendrick Smallwood of Mesquite Poteet embrace after the boys' 110m hurdles at the UIL Track & Field State Meet in Austin, Texas on Friday, May 13, 2022 . Israel David, El Paso Eastlake, 9:20.09; 9. MJ Ryman, Hubbard, 12-9.00; 3. Austin Souther, Alvord, 10:57.61; 9. Will Boyce, Onalaska, 9:27.31; 2. Marlin, 1:30.52; 6. Luis Rodriguez, Clifton, 15.38; 7. Kenondra Davis, FW Trimble Tech, 23.11; 2. Kristopher-Ryan Ross, Galena Park North Shore, 60-3.50; 5. Connor Washington, The Woodlands College Park, 9.999; 3. Tori Coleman, White Settlement Brewer, 38-4.75; 8. Jarred Kerr, Lexington, 22-8.75; 2. Logan Courtney, Lorena, 9:54.74; 7. Jon Poorman is the high school sports coordinator for the Houston Chronicle. David Magdaleno, Waskom, 10:16.18, Long jump 1. James Farmer-Cole, Dallas Life Oak Cliff, 48.22; 4. Opportunities for Throckmorton, 4:22.41; 8. Macey Roberts, Gladewater Union Grove, 108-0; 7. Christian Marshall, Wimberley, 14.27; 2. Jaycee Lyons, Holliday, 11:40.19; 5. Kiyleyah Parr, Waco La Vega, 38-0.00; 4. Patris Mathis, Houston North Forest, 24.72; 4. Courtney Schleder, Argyle, 46.80; 7. Gracie Cain, De Kalb, 33-4.75, Triple jump 1. Jelani McDonald, Waco Connally, 6-4.00; 3. Omari Evans, Killeen Shoemaker, 23-1.75; 7. Trevor Haynes, Shiner, 22-0.50; 3. Haley Tate, Katy Seven Lakes, 52.97; 3. Lucas Williams, Colleyville Heritage, 57-9.25; 5. Dekalon Taylor, Longview, 10.49; 6. CC Veterans Memorial, 1:28.08; 9. Samuel Ashley, Canyon, 9:36.90; 5. Ali Guereca, Iredell, 16-05.50; 6. Learn how coaches and fans can participate. Jake Lindberg, Brock, 15.51; 9. Clay Hale, Grandview, 137-6; 8. Media Credentials: Interested media outlets planning to cover the UIL Track & Field State Meet must submit an online media credential request by 5:00 p.m., Wednesday, May 11. Amy Morefield, Lucas Lovejoy, 11:13.04; 8. Israel David, El Paso Eastlake, 4:21.07; 7. Meadow Gallentine, Anson, 39-9.00; 6. T.J. Caldwell, Northwest Nelson, 13.63; 3. Christian Cooper, Quinlan Ford, 183-10; 2. Alex Williams of Manvel competes in the Class 5A boys discus during the UIL State Track & Field Championships at Mike a Myers Stadium, Friday, May 13, 2022, in Austin. Abraham Morales, Bracketville Brackett, 4:26.54; 2. Corpus Christi Calallens Amy Acuff leaped a national-record 6 feet, 4 inches in 1993 in Austria. Spearman, 28; 7. Its true, you never know what can happen there. Kaylee Lewis, Melissa, 24.38; 2. Matthew Davis, Vanderbilt Industrial, 46-2.50; 4. Taylor McFarland, Godley, 14.95; 5. Olivia Molnar, Lewisville The Colony, 14-2.75; 7. Your Next Running Injury, The Dustin Bryant, Wildorado, 43-7.00; 4. Abigail Huffhines, Aquilla, 5:47.34; 7. improvement and education, High Tate Williams, Wall, 58-2.75; 3. Kaleb Hughes, Borger, 48-2.25; 9. Brock (Eli Potts, Luke Dillingham, Kutter Wilson, Cash Jones), 1:27.28; 2. Raeann Charo, Cotulla, 12.18; 4. Logan Neely, DeSoto, 42.92; 5. Leah Anderson, Midlothian Heritage, 14.23; 2. Alex Bettag, Canyon Randall, 15.03; 8. Keviah Ealy, Rockwall, 19 feet, 8.25 inches; 2. No additional meet information available. Zach Wood, Panhandle, 10.95; 7. Allison Vaughn, Christoval, 1:01.09; 8. Perside Ebengo, Abilene, 38-10.25; 7. Clint Maurer, Panhandle, 14-0.00; 5. Northwest Nelson, 3:20.35; 6. MileSplit will live stream 10 UIL Regional Championship meets this upcoming weekend all across the state of Texas. Aiden Hayes, Plano East, 6-4.00; 9. Jake Kenedy, Wildorado, 10-6.00, Triple jump 1. Kelsey Slater, College Station, 5-6.00; 3. Richmond George Ranch, 1:26.78; 9. Kayla Mott, Groveton Centerville, 16.94; 6. Ana Cristina Segura, Mason, 12:20.63, Long jump 1. Cypress Creek. Hope Santiago, Monahans, 1:17.81; 5. Melanie Duron, Laredo Martin, 45-0.00; 2. Published: 2022 | 163 Photos. Hanna Miller, Woodson, 36-7.25; 3. Tyler Seeley, New Deal, 10:17.28; 7. Darryn Kindles, Burleson Centennial, 50-10.50; 9. Tyler Hunter, East Bernard, 15-3.00; 2. Tayte Cormier, Mertzon Irion County, 4:48.46; 6. Kas Johnson, Sterling City, 12-0.00; 6. DeSoto, 3:45.06; 3. Bryanna Craig, Lubbock Coronado, 5-4.00; 6. Kevin Page, Garrison, 2:04.08; 8. Fort Stockton, 1:29.35; 9. Trevin Coffell, Mertzon Irion County, 43.53, 200 1. Aiden Gonzalez-Rodiles, Frisco Reedy, 9:43.70; 8. Wichita Falls Hirschi, 26; 7. Felipe Medrado, Fort Bend Clements, 38.53; 8. High jump 1. Luis Garcia, Progreso, 44-7.75; 6. Mfoniso Andrew, Fort Bend Elkins, 56.60; 8. Gracie Allen, Blum, 49.73; 8. Ethan Ellis, Rosenberg Lamar Consolidated, 38.66, 200 1. A history of advocacy: How black and minority owned . Genaro Luna, Memphis, 46-8.75; 9. Nathan Breese, Mansfield, 18.24; 4. Christine Mallard, Mansfield Legacy, 11.87; 7. Elicia Meairs, Stevens, 1:20.12; 6. on the sport and all that is happening, Camps Kylor Aguilar, Abilene Wylie, 15-9.00; 2. Argyle, 48.60; 8. Sophie Atkinson, Katy Cinco Ranch, 4:42.84; 3. Joshua Hampton, Medina, 41-9.25, Pole vault 1. SEE ALL Edwin Gomez, San Elizario, 4:24.33; 6. Jonathan Fuselier, Crosby, 14.38; 5. Track and Field Schedule Roster Coaching Staff Texas State Records and Awards Home Track Meet Information Additional Links.
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