2016 Season and Results
Watch our 2016 Highlight Video!
Meet Recaps:
2016 IHSA State Track & Field 3rd Place Team!!!
2016 IHSA Sectional Champions!
Back to Back Conference Champions!!!
Wow! What a night!
As the head coach of the Oswego East Girls’ Track and Field Program, I could not be more proud of what took place last night, May 5, 2016. Heading into the Southwest Prairie Conference Meet, we were in place to win by a small margin of ten points over perennial powerhouse and 2015 cross country state champions Minooka. Not only did we deliver our expected outcome, but we smashed all expectations in the process.
Less than one month ago, we lost our own Oswego East Invitational by one half of a point to Batavia. They have a very strong and balanced team, but we identified 12 instances in which we missed opportunities to score more points by small margins. We are talking less than a tenth of a second or a half of an inch, in some cases. Last night, every single athlete on the team did what was in their power to make up for those missed opportunities in April. Granted, the day started out a little less than perfect. The amazing thing is that many of the athletes who had a less than stellar start to the day came back with a vengeance and more than made up for what they were lacking early on.
Field events have the opportunity to be the spark that ignites the team at the Conference Meet. After a few minutes of competition, it appeared we were not having the start to the meet we needed. Knowing how that spark can lead any team to a Conference Title, I was nervous that we weren’t going to get the job done and that someone else would slide in. Sade Akinfe and Maya Taylor were seeded 1-4 in the long jump, but we felt they could place 1-2. We were shocked that Sade missed first place by a mere 1.25 inches, and Maya struggled to get into the final and placed 7th. Both Sade and Maya are experienced athletes and gamers when it comes to Conference. They were not happy with their performances and claimed that they would make up for it later in the day in their other events. I never had any doubt, but they definitely made good on their claims.
Moving to high jump, again we were hoping for big things. Stephanie Jones had cleared 5’0 the week before and 5’1 in practice, and we would not have been surprised to see her go 5’3 with the right conditions. The field of high jumpers was stacked this year, as Steph’s 5’0 only had her seeded as high as 10th place. Becca was seeded 14th with 4’8. Although both of them out-performed their seeds, we were unable to secure points. Both Steph and Becca tied for 7th place with jumps of 4’9.
Moving on to pole vault, we had our first big moment for the night—one we weren’t sure we would be getting a week ago. Mackenzie Kennedy and Alexia Stamas were seeded 4th and 7th in pole vault, respectively. At Glenbard North a week ago, Mackenzie sprained her ankle—a pretty nasty one that that. Given all that Mackenzie had been through with injuries in the past, her resilience and ability to come back fighting never cease to amaze me. We didn’t really let Mackenzie do much on her ankle the entire weekend or early part of the week. The trainers worked with her, and Coach Aister had her do a few exercises and approaches to make the decision if we would even let her attempt to vault or not. We wanted to keep in mind not only the conference meet, but also the looming sectional meet and the need to clear 10’3” in another week’s time. Based on her progress, we decided to let Mackenzie compete. She would be going in at 8’6” and hope for the best. Not only did she clear 8’6” on the first attempt, but she cleared 9’0” on the first attempt as well, securing a 3rd place finish and All-Conference Honors. Alexia was looking great at 8’0” and 8’6” and came up with 5th place team points, which was a nice point swing in our advantage.
In shot put, we didn’t have the breakthrough we were looking for, as Asan Hawkins bettered her seed by one place but came up short of points in 7th, and Kareema Lawal matched her seed in 10th place. In discus, however, we had a huge point accumulation from Anna Aubuchon! Anna had a huge PR, throwing 103’3” and taking 2nd place to be our first All-Conference thrower in several years. Overall, we came out of the throws up big points.
The final field event to get underway was triple jump. Sade Akinfe has not been a triple jumper all through her track career, as she excelled in the sprints and relays in addition to long jump. Knowing her potential, Coach Ideran had faith that she would be the right call for the conference lineup. Sade ended up winning the conference championship in triple jump, out-performing Plainfield North’s Anna Laudizio. Sade was seeded 5th, making a huge point gain and more-than-making-up for the points she missed in long jump.
The first running event final on the track is the 4x800 meter relay. It was a very exciting match up between Oswego, Plainfield North, Plainfield South, Minooka, and Oswego East. Alexis Henz, Isabella Gyori, Abby Flammersfeld, and Ashley Buado kept it exciting, and we came up with a 4th place finish. The group was expected to place 5th but made up points and came out ahead of cross country State Champs Minooka.
The 4x100 meter relay of Adaora Onyeabo, Sade Akinfe, Morgan Harris, and Maya Taylor set a new meet record, running 48.46. The relay looked fast, despite a rocky first exchange.
Next up was the 3200 meter run. From the first lap, the top seven athletes separated from the rest of the field. Two Minooka runners increased their lead, while two Oswego runners, a Plainfield South runner, and Kendra Standish and Abby Cain battled for a top six finish and team points. Kendra and Abby fought hard and were able to secure 5th and 6th place, respectively.
The 100 hurdles provided a momentum boost, as Tara Schumacher and Rachel Roschi ran great and placed 1st and 3rd. Morgan Harris and Adaora Onyeabo added more points, taking 1st and 4th in the 100 meter dash.
Up next was the 800 meter run, featuring a fast field and Alexis Henz and Ashley Buado from Oswego East. Alexis out-performed her seed, taking 5th place and scoring an additional team point.
The 4x200 meter relay of Adaora Onyeabo, Emma McCullough, Sade Akinfe, and Maya Taylor ran a season best time and matched their 3rd place seed.
The 400 meter dash was quite the race, with Plainfield South’s Daijah Brown pushing Morgan Harris to the finish line in 1st place. Teammate Abby Flammersfeld followed up with big 3rd place points.
In the 300 meter hurdles, Tara Schumacher was again victorious. Rachel Roschi picked up an extra team point than expected by finishing 5th with a season best time.
The 1600 meter run was a tough challenge, but Elyssa Gall and Kendra Standish were up for it. They finished just out of the points in 7th and 8th, respectively.
The final two events of the night were extremely exciting, as Morgan Harris won her third individual event, the 200 meter dash. Maya Taylor got her retribution, securing 2nd place points and running a personal best time. Following the 200, the 4x400 relay team of Ashley Buado, Tara Schumacher, Alexis Henz, and Abby Flammersfeld held off Romeoville and Oswego to take 1st place in 4:03.68.
One of the things that stands out most is that in every race that Morgan Harris won, we also secured a top 4 finish from our number 2 athlete. I give credit to those athletes—Adaora, Maya, and Abby—as well as to Morgan, for working hard in and out of practice to make those goals a reality.
The 4x400 was perhaps the most exciting event of the night, as both the JV and Varsity squads were victorious. Madeline Timken, Nadia Fonseca, Rachel Jones, and Emma McCullough ran away with the win, running 4:20.01.
Overall in JV action, the Wolves finished 3rd to Minooka and Oswego. Nadia Fonseca was a double event winner, winning the 100 hurdles and 300 hurdles in convincing fashion. Destinee Lewis was 2nd in the high jump, while Rachel Jones was 2nd in the 400 meter dash. The team of Madeline Timken, Alecia Sahatdjian, Amanda Osman, and Madison Boissiere set a new meet record in the JV 4x200 meter relay, running 1:50.73.
Many times throughout the night, I was checking my phone for updates, to see if we could relax. I know that Coaches Aister, Ideran, Downs, and Kittler were confident. I, however, could not rest until I knew we had the title wrapped up. Fortunately, the team did not relax or rest, as they built a 53-point lead on runner up Minooka. The feeling of winning last year’s conference title could never be replicated. However, working alongside my fellow coaches and with our 106 athletes throughout the season to this end felt pretty remarkable. From top to bottom, JV to Varsity, our athletes performed. They stepped up. They exceeded expectations. Our seniors have left a mark on our program that I hope never goes away. Not only are they talented, but they are driven to be successful and to take others with them as great leaders.
Last year, we felt we surprised the SPC by winning conference. This year, we had a target on our backs. We won the indoor SPC title as well, which no team has done for the past 5 years. A mere three weeks ago, Minooka beat us by 30 points at the Neuqua Valley Invitational. To win conference this year was not an easy feat. It is incredible that our athletes made it look that way, and that they scored so many more points than expected. It shows a true team effort. It demonstrates the work ethic that these athletes possess and how they will stop at nothing to find both individual and team success.
Thank you to our 2016 Seniors! Back to back Conference Champs!!!
April 29, 2016--Oswego East Places Third at Glenbard North Invitational
On Friday, April 29, 2016, the Oswego East Wolves competed in a tough Glenbard North Weber Invitational. The Wolves placed 3rd with 89 points behind Neuqua Valley (130 points), and Downers Grove North (91 points). The Wolves picked up first place finishes from Morgan Harris in the 200 meter dash (25.42), Tara Schumacher in the 100 meter hurdles (15.29) and 300 meter hurdles (47.41), and Sade Akinfe in the long jump (17'11.5"). Abby Flammersfeld placed 2nd in the 800 meter run (2:23.60). Rachel Roschi placed 4th in the 100 meter hurdles (17.56) and 5th in the 300 meter hurdles (50.47). The 4x100 meter relay of Adaora Onyeabo, Sade Akinfe, Morgan Harris, and Maya Taylor placed 2nd with a time of 49.71. The 4x200 meter relay of Adaora Oneaybo, Sade Akinfe, Emma McCullough, and Maya Taylor placed 3rd in 1:46.63. The 4x400 meter relay of Ashley Buado, Tara Schumacher, Alexis Henz, and Morgan Harris finished 2nd in 4:07.75. Stephanie Jones placed 4th in the high jump with 4'8", and Alexia Stamas took 4th in pole vault with 8'0".
April 22, 2016--Oswego East Takes Second at Neuqua Valley Invitational
April 16, 2016--Wolves Edged Out By Batavia at 7th Annual Oswego East Invite
On Saturday, April 16, 2016, the Oswego East Girls' Track and Field Team had a great showing, but came up short of the title at their own Invitational. Batavia won the Varsity meet, with 131 points. Oswego East scored 130.5, and almost took the lead from the Bulldogs in the final event of the day, separating themselves from the 16-team field. Rich South finished third with 76 points, followed by Bolingbrook with 67.5, Brooks College Prep with 49, and Rich Central with 45. The Wolves were led by two individual wins from Morgan Harris and all four relays. Harris won the 200 meter dash in 24.62 and the 400 meter dash in 56.86. Tara Schumacher added a win in the 300 meter hurdles with a time of 45.71 and a runner-up finish in the 100 meter hurdles in 15.50. Rachel Roschi finished 4th in the 300 meter hurdles in 51.27. Sade Akinfe placed 2nd in long jump with 17'5, and Maya Taylor placed 3rd with 15'10. Kendra Standish and Abby Cain went 2-3 in the 3200 meter run. Standish finished 2nd in 12:03.07, and Cain finished in 3rd in 12:10.78. Mackenzie Kennedy added 2nd place points in the pole vault with her jump of 8'6. Alexia Stamas cleared the same height, but placed 4th on misses. In shot put, Asan Hawkins (32'1) and Kareema Lawal (31'9.5) placed 7th and 8th, respectively.
All four relays ran very well, scoring top three finishes in each one. The 4x800 meter relay of Alexis Henz, Ashley Buado, Isabella Gyori, and Abby Flammersfeld placed 3rd and broke 10 minutes with a time of 9:59.92. The 4x200 meter relay of Adaora Onyeabo, Emma McCullough, Camryn Smiley, and Maya Taylor finished 3rd in 1:48.16. The 4x100 meter relay of Adaora Oneaybo, Sade Akinfe, Morgan Harris, and Maya Taylor placed first, running a very tough 48.26. In the final event of the day, the Wolves placed 2nd in 4:06.20 for the 4x400 meter relay. Ashley Buado, Tara Schumacher, Emma McCullough, and Abby Flammersfeld ran a strong race for this early in the outdoor season.
On the JV level, Oswego East came out on top, scoring 117.5 points. Batavia placed second with 83.5, followed by Bolingbrook with 80 and Rosary with 60. The lone event champions for the Wolves were Elange Tande in the long jump (14'7), and the 4x800 meter relay. Kitty Scheerenberger, Jessica Eberly, Halie Heidkamp, and Katherine Sim teamed up for a come from behind win in 10:34.51. The Wolves had two placers in multiple events, showing the depth and consistency of the team.
Athletes of the meet were Morgan Harris, Tara Schumacher, Abby Ford, Anna Aubuchon, and Alexia Stamas. Teammates of the meet were Cameron Woods and Kimberly Geffrard. Other notable performances included Amanda Bonczkowski's first race since cross country season, Halie Heidkamp breaking the 6 minute barrier in the 1600, Anna Aubuchon making finals in discus, and Asan Hawkins and Kareema Lawal both making finals in shot put. On a day filled with a lot of great action and strong performances, it was bittersweet to come up just a half a point short. The Wolves are back in action Wednesday at Oswego and Friday at Neuqua Valley. Great job, ladies! Keep the sights on May!
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March 26, 2016--Wolves Have Banner Day at the Illinois Top Times Championships
On Saturday, March 26, 2016, the Oswego East Wolves Track and Field Team had a banner finish to the indoor season! Six athletes competed at the Illinois Top Times Meet, which is considered to be the Unofficial Indoor "State" Meet, and all six athletes brought home at least one medal! Sade Akinfe brought home a first place finish in the long jump with her jump of 18'9". Morgan Harris competed in three events, taking 8th in the 60 meter dash (7.94), 7th in the 200 meter dash (26.14), and 3rd in the 400 meter dash (58.37). Tara Schumacher placed 7th in the 60 meter hurdles with a time of 9.18. Schumacher joined teammates Ashley Buado, Alexis Henz, and Abby Flammersfeld for the first relay in school history to place for the Wolves, the 4x400 meter relay. The group ran a time of 4:05.22 and finished 5th overall. Illinois Top Times concludes the indoor racing season for the Wolves. The girls have worked extremely hard up to this point and are ready to kick off the outdoor season! Everything in February and March has been in preparation for May. Great job to all who competed, and we'll see you outdoors!
March 24, 2016--OEHS Relays Perform at Batavia Bulldog Relay Meet
The Batavia Bulldog Relays feature three relay events and two individual events at Batavia High School's 200 meter track. Competing on March 24, 2016 was a small but solid roster for the Wolves. Emma McCullough and Kendra Standish were the standout performers of the day. Kendra ran a leg of the 4x800 meter relay, running a PR of 2:36. She followed up with a monster PR in the 1600 meter run, finishing in 5:33.61. Emma McCullough also competed in two events, running a strong 27.3 split in the 4x200 relay and a PR split of 1:02.4 in the 4x400 relay. Also competing for the Wolves were Lily Baur and Rachel Roschi in the 55 meter hurdles. Baur finished with a time of 10.90, and Roschi in 9.74. Abby Cain ran a 5:41.65 in the 1600. The 4x800 relay team consisted of Katherine Sim, Standish, Melody Buado, and Abby Cain. The group clocked at 10:39.63. The 4x200 of Adaora Onyeabo, McCullough, Amanda Osman, and Maya Taylor finished in 1:50.44, and the 4x400 of McCullough, Rachel Jones, Sara Bergschneider, and Madison Boissiere came in at 4:23.61. Well done, ladies!
March 19, 2016--Wolves WIN Indoor SPC Conference Title!
Wolves Win Against Rosary and Plano!
OE Girls' Track Gives Back!
On March 12, the Oswego East Girls' Track and Field Team set out to clean up the OEHS school grounds and the neighboring Prescott Mill subdivision. Upon their return, the girls set their top goals for the season and put them on display. Time to work to get those goals accomplished and earn the right to break those tiles!
Thank you, Aliyah Everson and Ariel Michalek!
A huge thank you to 2012 Graduates Aliyah Everson and Ariel Michalek for visiting and speaking to the team! What motivation to have the most decorated athlete to graduate from OEHS in Ariel Michalek and the first Collegiate All-American in Aliyah Everson to each dedicate time to our 2016 Team! THANK YOU! We will be supporting you and cheering you on as you compete this season as well!
March 9, 2016--Plainfield East Indoor Meet
On Wednesday, March 9, 2016, the Girls' Track and Field Team had a very strong showing at Plainfield East's Indoor Meet. Plainfield East hosted the Wolves as well as Neuqua Valley, Plano, and Providence High Schools. While the meet was not scored for team points, Oswego East had tremendous efforts by many athletes. Highlights from the meet were Katherine Brauer's 4 foot PR in the shot put with her throw of 27'0", and Madi Timken's season debut 400 meter dash in which she broke 70 seconds. Mady Mckelvey set personal bests with each throw, finishing with a PR of 28'6". In her debut in the triple jump, Camryn Smiley jumped 31'1.5". Haley Bruns also had a PR in the high jump at 4'7", and ran strong races in the 800 and 4x400 as well. Hope Dermott, Jackie Enkhbold, Juliana Ernest, Iran Ferrer, Brianna Jones, Melinda Martin, Mary McGavin, Aashi Patel, and Cecelia Velasquez all PR'd in both the 55 and 200 meter dash, which shows their progress throughout the season. Perhaps the most unique accomplishment of the night came from the eleven 1600 meter runners, all of whom set season best times, with two of them joining the 6:00 mile club by breaking the 6 minute barrier. Elyssa Gall ran 5:57.8, and Annie Sims crossed in 5:59.6. Abby Cain, Vianey Chavez, Gabby DeBoer, Alexandra Dillman, Elyssa Gall, Halie Heidkamp, Maddie Patterson, Kate Peplowski, Annie Sims, Kendra Standish, and Lauren Weber all set new season bests in the 1600!
Congrats to our Athletes of the Meet: Vianey Chavez, Mady Mckelvey, Annie Sims, Haley Bruns, and Camryn Smiley. Rachel Jones was selected as Teammate of the Meet.
March 5, 2016--Batavia Pete Heimsath Indoor Invitational
On Saturday, March 5, 2016, the OEHS Girls' Track and Field Team traveled to Batavia High School to compete in their state of the art facility. The Wolves placed second to the host Bulldogs, and featured many personal, season, and team bests. Senior Morgan Harris led the Wolves, winning three individual events. Harris ran 7.30 for the 55 meter dash, 25.96 in the 200 meter dash, and 58.96 in the 400 meter dash. Sade Akinfe also had a banner day, winning the long jump in 18'11", and placing 3rd in the 55 in 7.41 and 4th in the 200 meter dash in 26.55. Tara Schumacher also added an individual win with her 8.62 in the 55 meter hurdles. Both the 4x200 and 4x400 relays were victorious as well. The 4x200 consisted of Adaora Onyeabo, Emma McCullough, Amanda Osman, and Maya Taylor, running 1:50.60. The 4x400 relay was comprised of Ashley Buado, Tara Schumacher, Alexis Henz, and Abby Flammersfeld, who combined for a total time of 4:14.08. Asan Hawkins picked up a 2nd place in the shot put with 33'10.5". Abby Flammersfeld placed 3rd in the 400 meter dash in 1:01.23, while Ashley Buado placed 4th in the 800 meter run in 2:30.99 and Isabella Gyori placed 5th in 2:35.60. Mackenzie Kennedy took 4th in pole vault, clearing 8'0". Stephanie Jones took 5th in the high jump with her jump of 4'10", and Katie Finin took 5th in triple jump with her 30'0" jump. Alexis Henz took 6th in the 1600 with her time of 5:34.54, and Rachel Roschi placed 6th in the 55 meter hurdles in 9.70. Kareema Lawal placed 6th in shot put with her throw of 32'1". The 4x800 relay of Gyori, Kendra Standish, Katherine Sim, and Henz placed 3rd in 10:24.24.
In JV action, the Wolves picked up first place finishes from Adaora Onyeabo in the 55 meter dash (7.79) and 200 meter dash (27.88), Rachel Jones in the 400 meter dash (1:06.59), Nadia Fonseca in the 55 meter hurdles (9.75), and Anna Aubuchon in the shot put (30'8"). The 4x400 relay of Isabella Gyori, Nadia Fonseca, Amanda Osman, and Haley Bruns finished first in 4:28.47, and the 4x800 relay team of Annie Sims, Halie Heidkamp, Melody Buado, and Kitty Scheerenberger finished first in 11:06.30. If the JV level had been scored, the Wolves would have won by over 30 points over Batavia.
Congratulations to our Athletes of the Meet: Emma McCullough, Morgan Harris, Nadia Fonseca, and Anna Aubuchon! Teammate of the Meet: Natalie Lee!
February 27, 2016--Plainfield South Indoor Invitational
On February 27, 2016, the Oswego East Girls' Track and Field Team traveled to Plainfield South for the 2016 Cougar Invite. Oswego East placed 2nd with 110 points. Host Plainfield South won the invite with 116 points. Trinity placed 3rd with 75 points, followed by Joliet West with 46, Joliet Central with 29, Sandburg with 22, and Normal U-High with 18. IMSA, Joliet Catholic, Nazareth, Plainfield Central, and Streator rounded out the field.
The relays were a major strength for the Wolves, as the 4x200 meter team of Adaora Onyeabo, Amanda Osman, Emma McCullough, and Abby Flammersfeld (1:50.9), and the 4x400 meter team of Ashley Buado, Abby Flammersfeld, Tara Schumacher, and Morgan Harris (4:09.6) both placed 1st, while the 4x800 meter team of Isabella Gyori, Ashley Buado, Katherine Sim, and Abby Cain (10:36.1) placed 2nd. Onyeabo secured the other 1st place points for OE, winning the 200 with a time of 27.6. Second place efforts were recorded by Sade Akinfe in the long jump (16'10"), Alexis Henz in the 3200 meter run (12:22.3), Tara Schumacher in the 55 meter hurdles (8.4), Sade Akinfe in the 55 meter dash (7.1), and Isabella Gyori in the 800 meter run (2:35.7). Placing 3rd were Kendra Standish in the 3200 meter run (12:24.9) and Madison Boissiere in the 400 meter dash (1:06.9).
In the JV team race, Oswego East and Joliet West scored 76 points, tying for second behind Neuqua Valley (154 points). Plainfield South placed 4th with 65, followed by Trinity with 34, and Joliet Central with 27. IMSA, Joliet Catholic, Streator, and Sandburg rounded out the team competition. Oswego East's 4x400 relay team of Alexis Henz, Nadia Fonseca, Sara Bergschneider, and Emma McCullough won in style, finishing in 4:35.9. Other 1st place efforts came from Katie Finin in the pole vault (6'6").
Notable performances from this meet include a strong double by Isabella Gyori in the 4x800 and 800, a wonderful debut in the 3200 by Kendra Standish, a back and forth, competitive 3200 for Alexis Henz, a hectic series of events from Katie Finin--running between triple jump and pole vault and setting PR's in both, a win from Adoara Onyeabo in the 200 meter dash out of a slower heat, and impressive finishes by Mackenzie Kennedy and Alexia Stamas in the pole vault in their first attempts this season. The meet opened and closed with excitement, as Becca Staples showed her resilience in setting a 4-inch PR while a family member was being loaded into the ambulance, and both JV and Varsity 4x400s won by 10 seconds over the field.
Congratulations to our Athletes of the Meet: Isabella Gyori, Kendra Standish, Katie Finin, and Becca Staples!
February 20, 2016--Glenbard South Indoor Invitational
On February 20, 2016, the Oswego East Girls' Track and Field Team began their indoor competition schedule with a 2nd place finish at the Glenbard South Indoor Invitational. Both the JV and Varsity teams placed 2nd to Cary-Grove. Cary-Grove's Varsity team won with 98.5 points, followed by Oswego East with 66, Jacobs with 36, and Glenbard South with 19.5. Oswego East picked up 1st place points from Sade Akinfe in the long jump (17'7.5"), Tara Schumacher in the 55 meter hurdles (9.05), Morgan Harris in the 55 meter dash (7.50), Alexis Henz in the 1600 meter run (5:38.08), and Adaora Onyeabo in the 200 meter dash (27.94). The Wolves received 2nd place efforts from Stephanie Jones in the high jump (4'8"), Sade Akinfe in the 55 meter dash (7.54), Abby Flammersfeld in the 800 meter run (2:34.56), and Emma McCullough in the 400 meter dash (1:08.55). Contributing with 3rd place finishes were Kareema Lawal in the shot put (33'1"), the 4x800 relay team of Isabella Gyori, Elyssa Gall, Katherine Sim, and Kendra Standish (10:58.04), Adaora Onyeabo in the 55 meter dash (7.76), and Ashley Buado in the 800 meter run (2:39.12).
In JV action, Cary-Grove won the meet with 69 points, followed by Oswego East with 55, Glenbard South with 48, and Jacobs with 22. First-place efforts were recorded by Desire Devaldivielso in the shot put (27'7"), Elange Tande in the long jump (14'8.75"), Ruby Bellamy in the 800 meter run (2:54.09), and Madison Boissiere in the 400 meter dash (1:10.29).
Athletes of the Meet: Elange Tande, Kareema Lawal, Haley Bruns, Madison Boissiere, and Kendra Standish! Great job, ladies!
February 15, 2016--Time Trial
This year's Time Trial did not disappoint! The returning members of the team set 32 PRs in total, improving upon their best indoor times from the 2015 season! That means that these individuals set better marks than they did at the end of last year's indoor season! These PRs are a direct result of hard work in the off season. Hitting the weight room, running cross country, and training in the winter months has been so important to our athletes. It shows us where we are as a team at this early point in the season. Moving forward--nothing will be given. Every second, every inch, every PR has to be EARNED. Great work today by everyone! We had great leadership and help from our team in having a smooth Time Trial! Ready to work hard again tomorrow!
Click here to download the performances from today's Time Trial. (bold items indicate PRs)