JCCTF

I thought I’d combine the @gretchenbenda and @kpauly30 tweets tonight. I don’t know why I never thought of this before.

Shoot, I left out Gavin Tusa, who PR’d by 8 seconds in the 1600. His time was 5:42.65.

I love Track season

We had a heck of a meet, and I was comfortably wearing shorts and a t-shirt the whole time.

Addie Fricke hop-skip-jumped 26’ 9.5 to set her new PR.

Zadi Farmer wasn’t thrilled with her triple jump, but she finished third, so she’s ALL-CONFERENCE.

Allison Luebben is ALL-CONFERENCE in the long jump, after finishing second.

Nayeli Ayers tied for sixth in the pole vault and PR’d by six inches, clearing 7’2. Regan Hill and Brynn Erickson joined her in the PVPR club by each clearing 6’2.

Renae Vancura eclipsed her old PR in the discus with a throw of 97’2. She finished in the dreaded 4th place.

Brandon Trainer has made a habit of PRing in the long jump. I think he’s done it at 3 of the last 4 meets. He jumped 17’7.5 tonight

Arianna Hanson also PR’d in the 300 hurdles, finishing in a time of 56.41.

Grant Ambrose and Ever Munoz Mazariegos tied for second in the pole vault, and Ever PR’d in the process (10’10). They’r both ALL-CONFERENCE

The girls 4x200 team of Natalia/Zoey/Stevie/Allison won with our season-best time of 1:47.99. That’s the third Little Big South meet record of the day for JCC, and for Natalia. If we gave an athlete of the meet award, she would have been a unanimous choice.

Ethan Koster competed in the discus for the second time, and he improved upon his prior performance, so he’s getting a PRburst at practice tomorrow.

We had tow PRs in the girls 100 Hurdles: Arianna Hanson trimmed another tenth of a second off her best time, and Ella Nesseth cut more than 10 seconds off hers.

In terms of technique, Grant Ambrose ran his best 300 Hurdles race ever. That translated to a third place finish and a PR (44.37). 3rd place = ALL-CONFERENCE

Arya Olson beat her seed and finished 7th (by .01 second) in the 3200. She PR’d by something like 30 seconds.

David Botello-Ramos kind of go stuck on an island in the 3200. He was out of reach of the first place guy, and significantly ahead of third place. But, he’s ALL-CONFERENCE

Naiya Ayers ran a strong 3200, finishing second in a PR time of 12:16.42. That’s puts her third on the Freshman list, 5th on the top 10, and she’s ALL-CONFERENCE

Kayden Mitchell didn’t seem too excited to be in the fast heat of the 800, but he made the most of it. He finished 5th and PR’d (2:16.62)