Monday, March 31, 2014
BOYS
100
Keson Payton, Bentonville 10.98
Brandon Workman, Rogers High 11.11
Sain Mathew, Springdale Har-Ber 11.16
Malcolm Neal, Springdale High 11.31
Chandler Vanlandingham, Fayetteville 11.36
Kary Collier, Bentonville 11.39
200
Sain Mathew, Springdale Har-Ber 22.37
Tyrone Mahone, Bentonville 22.73
Daniel Spickes, Rogers Heritage 22.74
Adler Goode, Shiloh Christian 22.95
Hunter Smithpeters, Bentonville 23.12
Brandon Shaw, Rogers Heritage 23.13
400
Hunter Smithpeters, Bentonville 50.85
Jose Ramirez, Bentonville 51.08
Jose Campos, Rogers High 52.44
Adler Goode, Shiloh Christian 52.71
Dallas Hines, Springdale Har-Ber 52.80
Peyton Powell, Springdale Har-Ber 52.85
800
Ryan Graziani, Bentonville 2:01.32
Miguel Contreras, Bentonville 2:02.07
Kameron Camp, Springdale Har-Ber 2:02.54
Woodrow Murray, Rogers Heritage 2:04.09
Austin Salazar, Rogers High 2:04.10
Ian Smith, Rogers High 2:05.60
1,600
Jacob Shiohira, Bentonville 4:30.61
Christian Liddell, Rogers High 4:31.13
Ian Smith, Rogers High 4:32.89
Woodrow Murray, Rogers Heritage 4:34.07
Jordan Pilkington, Fayetteville 4:36.95
Jake Mankin, Rogers High 4:37.21
3,200
Jacob Shiohira, Bentonville 9:43.27
Taylor Bryant, Rogers High 9:44.71
Christian Liddell, Rogers High 9:46.13
Ian Smith, Rogers High 9:49.85
Collin Pilkington, Fayetteville 10:00.02
Joshua Kruse, Bentonville, 10:00.67
110 HURDLES
Jordan Patrick, Bentonville 16.04
Paul Pearson, Bentonville 16.21
Thor O’Connor, Bentonville 16.50
Tony Roller, Rogers High 16.70
Conner Southern, Bentonville 16.98
Brandon Shaw, Rogers Heritage 17.06
300 HURDLES
Tim Cole, Rogers Heritage 40.80
Paul Pearson, Bentonville 41.53
Thor O’Connor, Bentonville 42.76
Gavin Schmidt, Springdale, 43.01
Robert Branch, Bentonville 43.06
Brandon Shaw, Rogers Heritage 43.33
4X100 RELAY
Bentonville 43.21
(Keson Payton, Tyrone Mahone, Kary Collier,
Dylan Little)
Rogers High 43.55
Rogers Heritage 44.44
Fayetteville 44.55
Springdale High 44.71
Farmington 45.78
4X400 RELAY
(Miguel Contreras, Tyrone Mahone, Hunter
Smithpeters, Jose Ramirez)
Springdale Har-Ber 3:29.95
Fayetteville 3:43.23
Rogers High 3:44.99
Rogers Heritage 3:45.76
Siloam Springs 3:49.26
4X800 RELAY
Bentonville 8:23.01
(Hunter Smithpeters, Miguel Contreras, Jacob
Shiohira, Brennan Kotoucek)
Springdale Har-Ber 8:25.21
Rogers High 8:26.07
Springdale High 8:30.88
Fayetteville 8:48.23
Rogers Heritage 8:49.94
DISCUS
Blake Young, Fayetteville 139-1
Douglas Matthews, Springdale Har-Ber 124-6
Jake Hall, Springdale Har-Ber 124-2
Brandon Gates, Rogers Heritage 124-1.5
Chakota Harp, Springdale Har-Ber 121-4
Ashton Johnson, Rogers Heritage 121-3
HIGH JUMP
Terence Pierce, Gravette 6-3
Jake Benninghoff, Rogers High* 6-1
Jordan Patrick, Bentonville 6-0
Jacob Storlie, Prairie Grove 6-0
Mario Urquidi, Decatur 6-0
Demounta Youngblood, Fayetteville 6-0
LONG JUMP
Brandon Workman, Rogers High 22-7
Daniel Spickes, Rogers Heritage 22-0.5
Dylan Little, Bentonville 20-11.75
Brandon Shaw, Rogers Heritage 20-1.5
Hunter Pauling, Shiloh Christian 19-9
Jon Conley, Fayetteville Ramay* 19-7
SHOT PUT
Josh Frazier, Springdale Har-Ber 51-8
Blake Young, Fayetteville 50-10
Blaine Crouse, Siloam Springs 46-2
Jack Jones, Springdale High 42-7
Chakota Harp, Springdale Har-Ber 42-6
Rickey Dobbins, Springdale Har-Ber 40-11
POLE VAULT
Daniel Spickes, Rogers Heritage 15-6
Zach McWhorter, Springdale Central* 14-6
Leo Wotzak, Bentonville 12-10
Josh Gross, Rogers High 12-6
Triston Ice, Elkins 12-0
Dalton Hoffman, Bentonville 12-0
Spencer McClung, Rogers High 12-0
TRIPLE JUMP
Brandon Workman, Rogers High 46-8
Caleb Cooper, Fayetteville 44-1.5
Daniel Spickes, Rogers Heritage 43-3.5
Keson Payton, Bentonville 43-2
Jordan Patrick, Bentonville 42-11
Dylan Little, Bentonville 42-7
GIRLS
100
Amanda Dillon, Springdale Har-Ber 12.20
Jody Knight, Bentonville 12.32
Taylor Mahone, Bentonville 12.38
Alexis Rolle, Bentonville 13.01
Payton Stumbaugh, Springdale Har-Ber 2.60
Raeghan Smithpeters, Springdale Central 12.82
200
Payton Stumbaugh, Springdale Har-Ber 24.20
Jody Knight, Bentonville 24.72
Amanda Dillon, Springdale Har-Ber 24.79
Taylor Mahone, Bentonville 25.85
Raeghan Smithpeters, Central 26.41
Emily Potts, Springdale Har-Ber 27.01
400
Amanda Dillon, Springdale Har-Ber 56.28
Jody Knight, Bentonville 59.85
Morgan Norvell, Bentonville 1:00.73
Anna Seimens, Providence Academy 1:02.74
Mandy Pittman, Bentonville 1:03.21
DeSire Perez, Springdale George* 1:03.99
800
Amanda Agana, Fayetteville 2:15.68
Amanda Dillon, Springdale Har-Ber 2:19.80
Victoria Mitchell, Bentonville 2:20.01
Katie Kotoucek, Bentonville 2:25.36
Kristen Larkan, Greenland 2:27.85
Cami Hedstrom, Bentonville 2:29.73
1,600
Lauren Harrell, Rogers High 5:30.24
Elise Reina, Springdale Har-Ber 5:30.34
Lisa Lauschke, Rogers High 5:32.71
Carmen Hedstrom, Bentonville 5:35.38
Hannah Owen, Rogers Heritage 5:35.96
Katie Andrews, Bentonville 5:36.07
3,200
Carly Page, Fayetteville 11:45.51
Katie Andrews, Bentonville 11:48.40
Rebeca Solis, Bentonville 11:49.70
Kristen Larkan, Greenland 12:03.58
Madison Sellars, Bentonville 12:15.69
Jessica Salas, Springdale High 12:17.53
110 HURDLES
Payton Stumbaugh, Springdale Har-Ber 14.30
Logan Morton, Bentonville 14.81
Kenzie Penne, Fayetteville 16.05
McKenzie Dixon, Bentonville 16.57
Emily Potts, Springdale Har-Ber 17.27
Lena Holmes, Rogers High 18.57
300 HURDLES
Payton Stumbaugh, Springdale Har-Ber 43.83
Logan Morton, Bentonville 45.05
Emily Shell, Providence Academy 48.22
Raeghan Smithpeters, Springdale Central* 48.91
Emily Potts, Springdale Har-Ber 50.68
Jenna Birkes, Springdale Har-Ber 50.73
4X100 RELAY
Bentonville 48.06
(Alexis Rolle, Taylor Mahone, Logan Morton, Jody
Knight)
Fayetteville 50.92
Fayetteville Woodland* 52.23
Springdale Har-Ber 54.09
Gravette 54.37
Bentonville Black* 54.82
4X400 RELAY
(Morgan Norvell, Kallie Polk, Jody Knight, Logan
Morton)
Springdale Har-Ber 4:12.94
Fayetteville 4:30.19
Greenland 4:33.72
Rogers High* 4:32.17
Siloam Springs 4:32.43
4X800 RELAY
(Katie Kotoucek, Victoria Mitchell, Sophie
Quandt, Emily Davis)
Fayetteville 10:20.49
Rogers High 10:30.95
Springdale High 10:35.88
Rogers High* 10:36.05
Springdale Har-Ber 10:36.09
DISCUS
Ryann Goodsell, Springdale High 117-6.75
Gracie Bogle, Springdale Har-Ber 102-8
Leann Mitchell, Bentonville 100-1
Mikaela Cochran, Pea Ridge 100-0
Marleeya Montgomery, Springdale Har-Ber 95-11
Payton Stumbaugh, Springdale Har-Ber 92-9.5
HIGH JUMP
Olivia Thomas, Fayetteville 5-6
Elise Randels, Rogers High* 5-1
Mikaela Cochran, Pea Ridge 5-0
Jenna Potter, Fayetteville 5-0
Raeghan Smithpeters, Springdale Central* 5-0
Alexis Duffy, Siloam Springs 4-10
Morgan Sandor, Rogers High 4-10
LONG JUMP
Raeghan Smithpeters, Springdale Central* 17-1
Payton Stumbaugh, Springdale Har-Ber 17-0.75
Kenzie Penne, Fayetteville 16-9.50
Logan Morton, Bentonville 16-4.25
Olivia Thomas, Fayetteville 16-4
Klaire Trainor, Springdale Central* 16-0
SHOT PUT
Marleeya Montgomery, Springdale Har-Ber 33-2
Payton Stumbaugh, Springdale Har-Ber 31-6
Tylee Sysanvanh, Springdale High 31-6
Morganne Johnston, Bentonville 31-3
Kelsy Hamlin, Bentonville 30-6
Leann Mitchell, Bentonville 30-5
POLE VAULT
Isabel Neal, Bentonville 11-6
Rylee Robinson, Shiloh Christian 11-6
Jade Donnell, Bentonville 10-6
TRIPLE JUMP
Logan Morton, Bentonville 36-1
Olivia Thomas, Fayetteville 35-5
McKenzie Dixon, Bentonville 35-3.75
Emily Shell, Providence Academy 34-6
Raeghan Smithpeters, Springdale Central* 34-2
Brooke Teague, Bentonville 33-10.5
—* Ninth-grade meet
Junior Lauren Harrell and sophomore Lisa Lauschke have started track season with strong efforts in the 1600-meter run for the Lady Mounties track team.
Harrell ran a personal best 5:30.24 at the Tiger Relays before spring break while Lauschke already has a time of 5:28 this season, Lady Mounties track coach Becky Efurd said. Lauschke did not run track last season after having knee surgery.
“Lauren ran her best mile ever at Bentonville, and Lisa had her best mile the week before,” Efurd said. “Lisa is also a swimmer, and that has allowed her to jump right in there. It’s a really good start of the year for them.”
Efurd said the Lady Mounties will get a boost when freshman Hannah Lueders joins the team for the 7A/6A-West Conference track meet. Lueders will run with the freshmen Lady Mounties through the the junior high regional meet. Lueders is a strong sprinter that will give Rogers depth in the 100 and 200 meter runs.
“She is going to be fantastic sprinter,” Efurd said. “She will do some really good things for our junior high team before we move her up.”
Both Rogers track teams will run in the Whitey Smith Relays Tuesday at the school in hopes of qualifying several teams for the Kansas Relays next month.
GOODSELL EXCELLING IN DISCUS
Springdale High’s Ryann Goodsell will only compete in the shot put in big meets.
The sophomore is focused on qualifying for nationals in the discus, the event she won the Class 7A state championship in as a freshman. She began her sophomore year where she left off, finishing first in the discus at Tiger Relays in Bentonville in convincing fashion despite only practicing for a week after playing basketball this spring.
“Discus is just as much about form as it is power,” Springdale assistant Ronnie Waid said. “So to come straight off the court and compete at such a high level is impressive. The thing I love about her, she is committed to everything she does 100 percent and hates to lose. She might be the most coachable athlete I have ever seen. You can tell her to change something and it's changed the very next attempt.”
— JIMMY CARTER
STUMBAUGH SHINES IN TEXAS
Payton Stumbaugh placed third and fifth during events at the prestigious Texas Relays in Austin, Texas, over the weekend.
Stumbaugh, an Oklahoma signee, finished third in the 100-meter hurdles in a time of 14.07 seconds and fifth in the 100 in a time of 12.07. This comes off a strong showing in the Tiger Relays at Bentonville, where Stumbaugh placed first in the 100 hurdles, 100, and long jump.
Chris Sandoval competed in the 3,200 steeplechase for Har-Ber but faded badly after a fast start.
“Payton ran fantastic at the Texas Relays,” Har-Ber coach Brett Unger said. “She’s a unique talent who works so hard to improve herself. Those were great times for her.”
Both Stumbaugh and Sandoval gained experience and exposure by competing at the 87th annual meet, which is one of the biggest track and field events in the country.
“It’s a track meet with a football atmosphere,” Unger said. “There were 20,000 people in the stands to watch the high school and college athletes and professionals. Two or three high schools teams from California flew in for the event.”
Har-Ber’s full team will return to action on Tuesday in a track meet at Rogers.
— RICK FIRES @NWARICK
FUTURE BRIGHT FOR LADY WAR EAGLES
Rogers Heritage girls track coach Jeff Shaw has several talented sophomores and a group of good looking freshmen, but he hopes he can just keep them out for track as they get older.
Sophomore Bailey Brya is just one of those that Shaw is excited about. She finished fourth with a time of 51.34 seconds in the 300 hurdles at the Bentonville meet prior to spring break.
“Bailey’s only a second off the school record and she’s come down two seconds in the last two weeks,” Shaw said. “Jennifer Mejia, another sophomore, is not much of a hurdler but she ran 55. She’s fast. Faith Von Gremp is another who broke the school record in the 100. She just has to get stronger.
“She and Bailey are great competitors and it’s exciting to have that. There looks to be some good things for the future and they seem to all like track.”
Senior Hannah Owen finished third in the mile at Bentonville, while Kesley Brown, another strong distance runner, did not compete because of a hip injury.
Junior Joey Saucier, who at first made the decision not to run track this year, is back out and is trying to get healthy, Heritage boys track coach Jay Miles said.
“He has a little bit of a hamstring issue,” Miles said. “He’s slowly working his way back.”
Saucier could see action this week at the Whitey Smith Relay Carnival in Rogers or at a meet in Russellville on Friday.
— PAUL BOYD @NWAPAULB
BUSY WEEK AWAITS LADY TIGERS
Bentonville’s girls will pick up the pace after their shortened spring break with two meets this week.
The Lady Tigers return to action Tuesday with the Whitey Smith Relays Carnival in Rogers, then will travel Friday to Russellville to participate in the prestigious Cyclone Relays, one of the bigger meets of the year.
“It’s going to be a big week,” Bentonville coach Randy Ramaker said. “But it’s going to be good to get back out and back in the groove of things.”
Ramaker expects things to be a little rough this week after no practice sessions during the shortened spring break. He estimated about 70-80 percent of his team being present for classes on Monday and Tuesday, and that allowed to have a regular practice session those two days.
Ramaker doesn’t expect to have a full squad at either meet. However, both meets this week will serve a purpose for something later in the season.
“The relays carnival will serve as a good practice and allow us to run some different things,” Ramaker said. “We have the Kansas Relays on April 19, so the Rogers meet will give us a chance to try some things that we don’t do in normal meets.
“There are some great benefits to running in the Cyclone Relays. It’s a good meet, and one of the great things about it is it gives us a chance to see people like Cabot and North Little Rock — teams we don’t normally see until we get to the state meet — or Bryant, which we will run against during the conference meet.”
— HENRY APPLE • @NWAHENRY