Monday, February 7, 2011

Now that is a PR!

2 years ago I traveled to the Surf City marathon with my oldest son for his first ever marathon. He was 16 and he wanted to follow in my footsteps and run a marathon while he was still in high school.

Christopher Anderson at mile 16.
After a winter of great training he cruised to a 3:16 marathon and came in 73rd place out of almost 2 thousand finishers. He could of went a lot faster but he just wanted to finish and have fun and he did. It was great seeing him run and look so good doing it.
Mile 16
I like the above photo because Christopher looks so relaxed at 16 years old running with some pretty tough looking runners. They look gassed and he looks like he is just cruising along. Watching him run his first marathon was such a blast and to see him do so well was an added bonus.

After a great debut Surf City, I did not expect to go back to this event and have such a great moment but I did. The 2011 version was just as great as the 2009 one and I had a front row seat to the action this time.

Like 2009, I had coached the athlete that was running the event and like Christopher, Diana is very coach able. Both put in the required long runs, threshold runs and the speed work. Plus they both benefited from plenty of hill work and they both ran the Calico 30k before they ran Surf City.

So going into this race, I knew Diana was ready to run a good time and then I decided to go run the race with her. I knew she could crush her PR of 5:39 and just needed a push or two to have a breakthrough performance. I figured I was in 5 hour shape and would be able to pace her to a good time so I asked to make the trip with her.

So on Saturday afternoon my road buddy picked me up in her Mustang for our ride to Huntington Beach. Now Diana and I are definitely road buddies. We have been to Yosemite, Calico and several other out of town races together and plan to go to the Grand Canyon and Mt. Whitney this summer too. On our other adventures, it was mainly about completing the task at hand but at Surf City it was about running a good time too.
Sunset on the Grapevine.

So after we got to the hotel it was time to go carbo load and talk strategy over dinner at Il Barone Ristorante. We were staying in Newport Beach supposedly but our hotel (the Fairmont) was in a huge business district with gigantic streets and lots of office buildings. The hotel was nice but I felt out of place with the valets, concierges and the super plastic people inside.

So when we asked the concierge where we could eat, I was apprehensive when she started rambling on about the wines etc at the place we ended up eating at. Then when she started saying she would get us a ride, I was really thinking this going to be crazy. But we scurried out before she could "help" us any more and headed out to find something to eat.

Once we got out of the lobby and away from the valets, we entered office park hell. 6 lane roads with intersections a half mile apart. Because I am an avid pedestrian we obeyed the law and walked to the nearest  crosswalk. I found it interesting how unwalker friend this place was. The shopping centers do not even have sidewalks leading to them from the main road. They really want ever one to drive I guess.

The first place we came across was a sports bar that looked promising but the scary bouncer said it was a $10 cover so that was not happening. Then we found the restaurant that we were told about. From the outside it looked nice but possibly expensive but it was getting late so we went in. The place was packed and really dark but the staff was super friendly.

We were told about the wine and they wanted us to have some but we just wanted some quick carbs and to get some sleep soon. Diana had some pasta dish and I had a pizza that did not have any sauce on it. My pizza was good and pretty big so it got the job. Then we went back to the hotel where Lisa was already asleep.

On the shuttle thinking about what lies ahead.
After a short sleep, I was up at 3am getting ready to take the shuttle at 4:30 am. After a long ride we got to the race start way before the 6:30 am start so we hung out in the expo tent. Finally it was time to get going so we made our way to the starting line where we saw the lady who ran over 100 marathons last year.

We started out in the second wave and assumed our walk/run strategy of walking a minute and then running four minutes. The Surf City course while being in a beautiful place is pretty ugly. The main reason is there is a lot of out and back on the course and this is mentally hard on a runner. So the first 3 miles were miles we would be seeing many times during the day.

  • Mile 1 - 11:43 pace - 37 feet up / 13 feet down
  • Mile 2 - 11:28 - 0 up / 17 down
  • Mile 3 - 11:26 - 5 up / 0 down
Around mile three, the next wave of runners started to catch us as we turned right and headed inland. The cloud cover was good and the temperature was mild as we ran through some residential streets and then ran through a large park where Tabitha and Sara caught us.

They started in the wave behind us and were hoping to break 5 hours in Sara's first marathon. We spent most of the races leap frogging back and forth with them. In the end, we finished before them but they ended up beating us by a couple minutes.

Tabitha & Sara
  • Mile 4 - 11:53 - up 41 / down 0
  • Mile 5 - 10:56 - up 0 / down 71
  • Mile 6 - 11:19 - up 15 / down 21
  • Mile 7 - 10:55 - up 23 / down 23
  • Mile 8 - 11:02 - up 14 / down 17
During these miles, we were moving along well and were no longer being passed by runners from earlier waves but soon a large crowd was to catch us. After we went up the largest hill on the course, the first half marathoners (started an hour after us) started to catch us. They were moving fast and it was fun watching them fly by.

One that flew by was Trace Bee (former Taft athlete) who ended up running 1:26 for the day and is training for her first sub three hour marathon at the LA marathon and/or Boston later this spring.This passing was going to continue for the next 9 miles but the speed of the passers eventually slowed down. Going out Highway One was not to bad because we had plenty of company but at the turn around, we could see the fast marathoners on the bike path heading the other direction again.

Knowing that the last ten miles on the bike path was going to be hard, I pushed the pace as much as I could on the Highway. I knew that if we saved ourselves now, it would not matter on the bike path because the bike path was just going to be ugly either way.
  • Mile 9 - 11:52 - up 68 / down 17
  • Mile 10 - 11:00 - up 0 / down 25
  • Mile 11 - 11:13 - up 0 / down 24
  • Mile 12 - 11:41 - up 19 / down 28
  • Mile 13 - 11:03 - up 8 / down 11
  • Mile 14 - 11:13 - up 18 / down 6
  • Mile 15 - 11:50 - up 20 / down 0
  • Mile 16 - 11:33 - up 6 / down 8
I mile 16, the halfers head straight and we did a u-turn and got on the bike path. By now i was glad to leave the halfers but was not looking forward to the bike path but we stuck to our 1/4 strategy and kept going. At the first bike path aid station, they did have a nice treat, fig newtons! Early in the race, they were handing out Sharkies (organic energy chews) and they were quite good but it is nice to have a more traditional snack.

Now that we were on the bike path, we only had other marathoners with and for the most part we were passing people. Coming towards us were the faster marathoners and we got to see the runners who were running hard to get their Boston Qualifiers. One thing I like about marathons, is you can not judge a book by it's cover. There were quite a few people going by us that certainly did not look like marathoners but they were posting some really good times.

After a few miles, we saw BDPer Denni and gave her a hug and cheered her own. She ended up running 4:08 in preparation for a sub four attempt at LA in March. Before the final turnaround (mile 20) we saw fellow BDPer Norma Diaz and Building Better Bodies Spin diva Rosa Johnson heading back to the start for their sub 5 hour finishes.
Denni
After passing our friends, there was not much to look forward to except for the turn around. The bike path sucked and was crowded with racers, tourists, bikes and surfers. Most seemed to careless that there was a race going on and either ignored us or did not care that they got in our way. Despite slowing down a bit, we were still the fastest moving people out there.

I did enjoy running by the Super Bowl Tailgate parties because of my size, the beer drinking football fans can relate to me and think of me as one of them. So we did get some words of encouragement from them as we moved towards the finish. Now we had abandoned our walk a minute and run four minute pattern and instead walked a minute and ran two minutes or so. Diana was hurting and four minutes was just too much for her.
  • Mile 17 - 11:40 - up 6 and down 8
  • Mile 18 - 12:23 - up 6 and down 2
  • Mile 19 - 11:48 - up 8 and down 20
  • Mile 20 - 12:08 - up 0 and down 8
Finally we reached the turn around and only had six mile of lovely bike path to go. This was going to be the fourth time we were to see the same scenery too. Despite running along the beach, the scenery is not that great. Just miles of sand and parking lots for the most part. The only good thing was that it was overcast until the last mile or so. At this point, we are catching a lot of people and can see the halfers on the road moving very slowly too.

Now we were walking a minute and running a minute for the most part, but we did not slow down too much.
  • Mile 21 - 12:11 - up 8 and down 11
  • Mile 22 - 11:52 - flat
  • Mile 23 - 12:24 - up 7 and down 0
  • Mile 24 - 12:26 - up 21 and down 11
At mile 25, Diana broke her silence and sounded upset. Our time was 4:50 and she realized we were not going to break 5 hours. She falsely thought that I wanted to break 5 but I quickly told her that I was there to run for her. Then I told her that she was going to PR by a half an hour! She said "Do not make me cry!" and then I told her let's go.

This was the first time we said anything about our time and I feel we kept quiet like baseball players do when a pitcher is working on a no hitter. We did not want to jinx ourselves.

Now we got back on the road and had to weave around the 4 hour half marathoners which was really annoying. They were going so slow and walking 5 abreast half the time. I would walk a minute and then run but Diana was struggling so we did not run for long. Finally we hit mile 26 and the marathoners had their own lane and Diana ran the rest of the way in at 9:58 pace for a 33 minute PR!
  • Mile 25 - 12:00 - up 14 and down 14
  • Mile 26 - 11:58 - up 20 and down 13
  • Last 0.2 miles - 9:58 - flat.
Diana - 5:06 Marathoner!

Surf City USA Half & Full Marathon 2011

Diana had a 33 minute PR at Surf City!
Surf City USA Marathon 2011
  • My Surf City Experience HERE.
  1. 102     Luke Roberts     Bakersfield, CA     1383     3:16:38     7:30     M 25-29/12     M-27 
  2. 124     Robert Meyer     Bakersfield, CA     1213     3:19:02     7:36     M 18-24/8     M-20  
  3. 345     Hope Roe     Bakersfield, CA     2572     3:38:15     8:20     F 45-49/4     F-49    
  4. 925     Denise Jorgensen     Bakersfield, CA     2276     4:08:16     9:29     F 45-49/29     F-48    
  5. 1744     Norma Diaz     Bakersfield, CA     2731     4:52:23     11:10     F 50-54/51     F-51    
  6. 1853     Rosa Johnson     Bakersfield, CA     3319     4:59:02     11:25     F 40-44/128     F-44   
  7. 1907     Sara Stidham     Bakersfield, CA     3050     5:03:46     11:36     F 18-24/62     F-19   
  8. 1908     Tabitha Raber     Bakersfield, CA     3049     5:03:48     11:36     F 35-39/120     F-37  
  9. 1941     Diana Daves     Bakersfield, CA     2073     5:06:47     11:43     F 50-54/64     F-53    
  10. 2036     Hazel Abidayo     Bakersfield, CA     4000     5:16:52     12:06     F 30-34/111     F-30    
  11. 2120     Ralph Castro     Bakersfield, CA     3821     5:25:51     12:26     M 35-39/225     M-39   
  12. 2242     Aaron Frailey     Bakersfield, CA     4166     5:42:32     13:04     M 35-39/230     M-36 
  13. 2357     Dina Higueria     Bakersfield, CA     4100     6:01:40     13:48     F 45-49/118     F-47     
Robert Meyer
27 year old Luke Roberts was the fastest Bakersfield runner at Surf City in a time of 3:16:38 and he was followed by former Foothill High and current Bakersfield College runner Robert Meyer who ran 3:19:02. On the women's side, 49 year old Hope Roe (Donut Shop Racer) ran an excellent time of 3:38:15 and Denni Jorgensen (48) ran 4:08:15 (Bakersfield Distance Projecter).

Hope Roe
Denni Jorgensen
Former Driller Sara Stidham ran 5:03 (19) with her mom Tabith Raber (37) and Building Better Bodies Spin Master Rosa Johnson (44) ran 4:59. Last but not certainly not least Bakersfield Distance Projecters Norma Diaz (51) ran 4:52 and Diana Daves (53) ran 5:06.

Tabitha & Sara
Diana Daves


Surf City USA Half Marathon 2011

Tyus Thompson
Stockdale freshman Tyus Thompson (14) was the fastest Bakersfield runner in the half marathon with a time of 1:29 and Kristi Culligan (36) was the fastest female in a time of 1:48.


Bakersfield Distance Projecters:

Lyndi Wilson    2:06:46a    BDP  
Ruth Saenz    2:14:25a    BDP      
Lisa Sorensen    2:52:36 a    BDP   
  1. 169     Tyus Thompson     Bakersfield, CA     5855     1:29:51     6:52     M 01-17/8     M-14
  2. 363     Craig Gardner     Bakersfield, CA     5333     1:35:50     7:19     M 50-54/20     M-54     
  3. 410     Thomas Fernett     Bakersfield, CA     13981     1:36:39     7:23     M 30-34/57     M-33     
  4. 641     Jared Vega     Bakersfield, CA     15393     1:40:26     7:40     M 30-34/87     M-33     
  5. 1130     Aaron Hebeler     Bakersfield, CA     9945     1:45:44     8:04     M 25-29/112     M-26     
  6. 1276     Bruce Wearda     Bakersfield, CA     8803     1:47:06     8:11     M 40-44/142     M-42     
  7. 1472     Kristi Culligan     Bakersfield, CA     13913     1:48:40     8:18     F 35-39/88     F-36     
  8. 1475     Ryan Brock     Bakersfield, CA     6213     1:48:40     8:18     M 18-24/69     M-24     
  9. 1667     Corina Veiss     Bakersfield, CA     9730     1:50:01     8:24     F 25-29/86     F-29     
  10. 1690     Jessica Moore Ali-Adeeb     Bakersfield, CA     5923     1:50:10     8:25     F 30-34/92     F-31     
  11. 1709     Brian Brown     Bakersfield, CA     12429     1:50:17     8:25     M 25-29/164     M-29     
  12. 1719     Andris Veiss     Bakersfield, CA     9731     1:50:23     8:26     M 35-39/201     M-35     
  13. 1885     Derick Waterfield     Bakersfield, CA     7193     1:51:33     8:31     M 25-29/173     M-27     
  14. 2128     Jeff Aguilar     Bakersfield, CA     5594     1:52:58     8:37     M 40-44/214     M-42     
  15. 2495     Tammy Zeimet     Bakersfield, CA     8253     1:55:12     8:48     F 40-44/164     F-40     
  16. 2555     Katy Mensing     Bakersfield, CA     12809     1:55:30     8:49     F 18-24/84     F-19     
  17. 2885     Bryan Mathews     Bakersfield, CA     8388     1:57:05     8:56     M 40-44/282     M-40     
  18. 2936     Brad Zeimet     Bakersfield, CA     3304     1:57:20     8:57     M 40-44/288     M-41     
  19. 2968     Cory McWilliams     Bakersfield, CA     12655     1:57:27     8:58     M 30-34/312     M-33     
  20. 3162     Beth Walker     Bakersfield, CA     6693     1:58:26     9:02     F 30-34/228     F-32     
  21. 3620     Heidi Funkhouser     Bakersfield, CA     11640     2:00:49     9:13     F 30-34/282     F-33     
  22. 3754     April Goodspeed     Bakersfield, CA     11990     2:01:31     9:17     F 35-39/288     F-36     
  23. 3886     David Luera     Bakersfield, CA     13379     2:02:11     9:20     M 45-49/305     M-48     
  24. 4337     Brent Goodspeed     Bakersfield, CA     7720     2:04:38     9:31     M 35-39/409     M-37     
  25. 4344     Chad Funkhouser     Bakersfield, CA     7829     2:04:41     9:31     M 35-39/410     M-36     
  26. 4361     Jason Cipriano     Bakersfield, CA     8486     2:04:46     9:32     M 25-29/294     M-28     
  27. 4446     Lea Anna Reed-Manes     Bakersfield, CA     13868     2:05:11     9:33     F 45-49/209     F-46     
  28. 4510     Albert Brown     Bakersfield, CA     12428     2:05:34     9:35     M 55-59/132     M-56     
  29. 4704     Lyndi Wilson     Bakersfield, CA     6853     2:06:46     9:41     F 25-29/344     F-29     
  30. 4720     Richard Alarcon     Bakersfield, CA     6812     2:06:51     9:41     M 40-44/410     M-40     
  31. 4938     Josh Nuckols     Bakersfield, CA     9549     2:07:56     9:46     M 30-34/439     M-30     
  32. 5202     Richard Rodriguez     Bakersfield, CA     12912     2:09:12     9:52     M 25-29/332     M-29     
  33. 5283     Sarah Poljak     Bakersfield, CA     13081     2:09:35     9:54     F 35-39/453     F-38     
  34. 5303     Travis Ransom     Bakersfield, CA     10901     2:09:40     9:54     M 18-24/166     M-22     
  35. 5304     Angel Forsling     Bakersfield, CA     10902     2:09:40     9:54     F 18-24/249     F-23     
  36. 5653     Bradley Downing     Bakersfield, CA     15072     2:11:27     10:02     M 45-49/392     M-48     
  37. 5853     Lynda Greeson     Bakersfield, CA     10742     2:12:34     10:07     F 45-49/319     F-48     
  38. 5855     Woody Woolard     Bakersfield, CA     10334     2:12:35     10:07     M 45-49/404     M-47     
  39. 6023     Stacey Winders     Bakersfield, CA     12932     2:13:25     10:11     F 40-44/509     F-43     
  40. 6077     Cybil Schneider     Bakersfield, CA     16785     2:13:39     10:12     F 30-34/546     F-33     
  41. 6090     Danny Greene     Bakersfield, CA     14929     2:13:43     10:12     M 30-34/506     M-31     
  42. 6092     Hannah Greene     Bakersfield, CA     14928     2:13:43     10:12     F 25-29/502     F-29     
  43. 6148     Sara Cipriano     Bakersfield, CA     14237     2:13:58     10:14     F 25-29/510     F-25     
  44. 6206     Paula Marroquin     Bakersfield, CA     10640     2:14:17     10:15     F 35-39/558     F-38     
  45. 6233     Ruth Saenz     Bakersfield, CA     14114     2:14:25     10:16     F 55-59/56     F-57     
  46. 6280     Dan Meyer     Bakersfield, CA     13591     2:14:36     10:17     M 45-49/418     M-48     
  47. 6498     Cristina Eseberre     Bakersfield, CA     15450     2:15:51     10:22     F 25-29/549     F-29     
  48. 6571     Natalie Wagner     Bakersfield, CA     10706     2:16:18     10:24     F 25-29/553     F-26     
  49. 6584     Janice Kitchen     Bakersfield, CA     8756     2:16:23     10:25     F 35-39/603     F-39     
  50. 6683     Sabrina Rowe     Bakersfield, CA     16432     2:16:55     10:27     F 18-24/331     F-24     
  51. 6819     Christopher Gallen     Bakersfield, CA     14200     2:17:40     10:31     M 30-34/551     M-33     
  52. 6832     Katrina Hoffman     Bakersfield, CA     13435     2:17:44     10:31     F 30-34/637     F-34     
  53. 6846     Jamie Pelster     Bakersfield, CA     15166     2:17:51     10:31     F 30-34/642     F-30     
  54. 6847     Sarah Claborn     Bakersfield, CA     15149     2:17:51     10:31     F 25-29/587     F-28     
  55. 6848     Julia Campbell     Bakersfield, CA     13397     2:17:51     10:31     F 45-49/395     F-45     
  56. 6973     Krista Bolton     Bakersfield, CA     12997     2:18:38     10:35     F 40-44/614     F-40     
  57. 7000     Marti Barajas     Bakersfield, CA     10941     2:18:47     10:36     F 35-39/642     F-38     
  58. 7099     Heather Rowe     Bakersfield, CA     16431     2:19:19     10:38     F 40-44/626     F-44     
  59. 7952     April Snobarger     Bakersfield, CA     12536     2:24:54     11:04     F 25-29/701     F-25     
  60. 8021     Maggie Vega     Bakersfield, CA     19295     2:25:28     11:06     F 30-34/790     F-33     
  61. 8077     Craig Coupland     Bakersfield, CA     18846     2:25:52     11:08     M 50-54/345     M-51     
  62. 8079     Charla Coupland     Bakersfield, CA     18845     2:25:52     11:08     F 45-49/498     F-48     
  63. 8192     Laurence Menna     Bakersfield, CA     12301     2:26:32     11:11     M 45-49/497     M-47     
  64. 8193     Judy Menna     Bakersfield, CA     12300     2:26:32     11:11     F 40-44/752     F-44     
  65. 8357     Patricia Abbasi     Bakersfield, CA     15932     2:27:39     11:16     F 50-54/269     F-51     
  66. 8511     Dana Thompson     Bakersfield, CA     12993     2:28:36     11:21     F 50-54/280     F-51     
  67. 8808     Sarah Oliver     Bakersfield, CA     12179     2:30:43     11:30     F 25-29/813     F-25     
  68. 8826     Kristy Armstrong     Bakersfield, CA     18941     2:30:48     11:31     F 40-44/823     F-42     
  69. 9039     Randi Haen     Bakersfield, CA     17718     2:32:33     11:39     F 25-29/840     F-26     
  70. 9081     Maureen Meade     Bakersfield, CA     12099     2:32:58     11:41     F 55-59/110     F-55     
  71. 9115     Joscelyn Pizzino     Bakersfield, CA     14508     2:33:16     11:42     F 18-24/477     F-19     
  72. 9118     Jared Pizzino     Bakersfield, CA     11377     2:33:17     11:42     M 01-17/103     M-15     
  73. 9180     Karen Langston     Bakersfield, CA     15809     2:33:42     11:44     F 40-44/864     F-44     
  74. 9306     Nanci Castillo     Bakersfield, CA     16203     2:35:09     11:51     F 40-44/876     F-42     
  75. 9427     Heidi Fernett     Bakersfield, CA     15160     2:36:12     11:55     F 30-34/943     F-33     
  76. 9469     Andy Diaz     Bakersfield, CA     17534     2:36:44     11:58     M 30-34/663     M-34     
  77. 9727     Jennifer Nuckols     Bakersfield, CA     14867     2:39:00     12:08     F 25-29/922     F-27     
  78. 9869     Misty Pizzino     Bakersfield, CA     20430     2:40:07     12:13     F 40-44/941     F-41     
  79. 9914     Laurie Downing     Bakersfield, CA     18978     2:40:25     12:15     F 45-49/656     F-48     
  80. 10172     Shannon Kent     Bakersfield, CA     14691     2:43:12     12:27     F 35-39/998     F-36     
  81. 10348     Nicole Gonzalez     Bakersfield, CA     17065     2:45:00     12:36     F 18-24/551     F-21     
  82. 10418     Sally Nalesnik     Bakersfield, CA     14141     2:45:50     12:39     F 40-44/1004     F-41     
  83. 10484     Heather Gallen     Bakersfield, CA     19276     2:46:36     12:43     F 30-34/1060     F-32     
  84. 10489     Megan Rodriguez     Bakersfield, CA     16355     2:46:40     12:43     F 25-29/1018     F-28     
  85. 10492     Angie Diaz     Bakersfield, CA     17535     2:46:43     12:43     F 30-34/1061     F-34     
  86. 10601     Ashley Welch     Bakersfield, CA     16632     2:47:54     12:49     F 18-24/566     F-23     
  87. 10779     Kelsey Zeiders     Bakersfield, CA     17717     2:50:02     12:59     F 25-29/1054     F-26     
  88. 10858     John Findley     Bakersfield, CA     15084     2:50:59     13:03     M 55-59/284     M-56     
  89. 10891     Cindy Underwood     Bakersfield, CA     15085     2:51:22     13:05     F 45-49/755     F-49     
  90. 10974     Lisa Sorensen     Bakersfield, CA     18097     2:52:36     13:10     F 35-39/1081     F-37     
  91. 11152     Sarah Hebeler     Bakersfield, CA     13457     2:55:17     13:23     F 30-34/1139     F-30     
  92. 11277     Bobbie Mebane     Bakersfield, CA     12518     2:57:16     13:32     F 35-39/1115     F-39     
  93. 11414     Renee Pizarro     Bakersfield, CA     16201     2:59:43     13:43     F 50-54/483     F-52     
  94. 11480     Wendy Williams     Bakersfield, CA     18854     3:00:47     13:48     F 40-44/1124     F-43     
  95. 11501     Marina Salazar     Bakersfield, CA     19537     3:01:08     13:49     F 30-34/1175     F-33     
  96. 11511     Lori Carmody     Bakersfield, CA     16098     3:01:21     13:50     F 45-49/830     F-46     
  97. 11597     Sharise Moreland     Bakersfield, CA     18431     3:02:53     13:57     M 25-29/550     M-29     
  98. 11609     Ellen Reynolds     Bakersfield, CA     18057     3:03:06     13:59     F 50-54/503     F-53     
  99. 11741     Shelly Gonzalez     Bakersfield, CA     18228     3:05:50     14:11     F 50-54/519     F-50     
  100. 11753     Javier Monge     Bakersfield, CA     17262     3:06:02     14:12     M 30-34/747     M-32

California State High School Indoor Qualifier - 02.05.11

Erik Garcia won the 1600 & 3200
California State High School Indoor Qualifier
Outdoor Meet @ Kingsburg High School
February 5, 2011

Boys Results
55M – (Automatic Qualifier Standard: 7.25)
Section #1
1. Anderson 6.71
2. Johnson Clovis 6.89
3. Barsarian Clovis 6.97
4. Cantu 6.98
5. Hudson Kings Christian 7.02
6. Lango TTC 7.12
7. Chisim 7.30
8. Romo TTC 7.40
9. Jones UNA 7.71

Section #2
1. Hendricks Lemoore 6.69
2. Route Redwood 6.70
3. Garrett SJM 6.71
4. Hunt BHS 6.80
5. Shahan El D 6.99
6. Henandez Paso 7.10
7. Mussey Lemoore 7.21
8. Sanders BHS 7.31

Section #3
1. Gomez Golden West 6.67
2. Nutt Edison 6.71
3. Abu-Abdu Edison 6.82
4. Reed Edison 7.03
5. Cardena BHS 7.05
6. Bellue 7.13
7. Mendoza Golden West 7.13
8. Hagh Golden West 7.25
9. Taylor UNA 8.69

Section #4
1. Crayton-Crogan Bullard 6.84
2. East Buchanan 6.85
3. Abernathy Kingsburg 7.02
4. Deldrine Sanger 7.04
5. Jeter Paso 7.25
6. Fields ST JO 7.35
7. Bautista Sanger 7.42
8. James Kings Christian 7.48
9. Turner Sanger 7.76

55MHH – (Automatic Qualifier Standard: 8.40)
Section #1
1. Law El D 8.04
2. Hernandez Paso 8.20
3. Talley Clovis West 8.38
4. Ojeda Delano 8.80
5. Harron Paso 8.95
6. Smith Clovis West 9.21

Section #2
1. Philon Sanger 8.17
2. Fields St Jo 8.28
3. Thulm Frontier 8.59
4. Edwards Edison 9.85
5. Turner Sanger 11.07

550M (Automatic Qualifier Standard: 1:20.0)
1. Cantu Una 1:17.31
2. Andrade Una 1:19.61
3. Abel Liberty 1:20.47
4. Baker Edison 1:20.85
5. Ojeda Delano 1: 23.74
6. Jones Una 1:28.17
7. Chisolm Una 1:28.24
8. Reinert Redwood 1:28.21

Caleb Barger won the 800
800M (Automatic Qualifier Standard: 2:00.00)
1. Barger Frontier 2:01.07
2. Gonzalez Paso 2:05.48
3. Guzman MSHS 2:06.49
4. Chivaira Bullard 2:08.56
5. Awad Clovis East 2:10.75
6. Adrade Redwood 2:12.20
7. See Mt Whit 2:12.90
8. Dedais Una 2:14. 62
9. Abd-Elhamid 2:15.99
10. Reinert Redwood 2: 22.04
11. Vanmatre Bhs 2:23.72
12. Chavez Bhs 2:23.98
13. Gurrerro Redwood 2:27.08

Mile (Automatic Qualifier Standard: 4:28.00)
1600M Run
1. Garcia MCfar 4:30.71
2. Leija Parlier 4:31.38
3. Gonzalez Paso 4:35.61
4. Chavira Bullard 4:40.20
5. Nava Mcfar 4:41.19
6. Perez Mcfar 4:42.03
7. Esparza MSHS 4:47.41
8. Monreal Mcfar 4:48.97
9. Nunez Delano 4:521.41
10. Ridge MSHS 4:54.09
11. Ramirez Delano 4:56.95
12. Salada Mt Wht 4:59.37
13. Bowman BHS 5:04.69
14. Molina Redwood 5:05.09
15. Orel Una 5:08.85
16. Chavez Delano 5:11.04
17. Sanchez Parlier 5:11.05
18. Gracia Mcfar 5:11.84
19. Garcia Mcfar 5:15.37
20. Cruz MSHS 5: 15.58
21.Vanmater Baker 5:18.29
22. Garay Parlier 5:21.33
23. Mulato Mcfar 5:26.38
24. Ernst Laguna 5:29.03
25. Martinez Mcfar 5:32.08
26. Guerro Redwood 5:47.15

2 Mile (Automatic Qualifier Standard: 9:46.00)
3200M Run
1. E Garcia Mcfar 9:59.24
2. Kanta Merced 10:00.87
3. Leija Parlier 10:05.70
4. Flores MSHS 10:17.30
5. Garcia Mt Whit 10:21.76
6. Ernest San Louis 10:26.28
7. Nunez Delano 10:33.42
8. Nava Mcfar 10:42.72
9. Bowman BHS 10:52.31
10. D Garcia Mcfar 11:01.69
11. Ramirez BHS 11:03.12
12. Molina Redwood 11:23.02
13. Mullato Mcfar 11:25.50
14. Weber KHS 11:57.89
15. Vanmater BHS 12:27.57

4X200M (Automatic Qualifier Standard: 1:34.75)
1. Edison 1:356.54
2. Taft 1:39.56
3. Golden West 1:40.40

4X400M (Automatic Qualifier Standard: 3:31.00)
1. Frontier 3:27.34
2. Clovis West 3:33.29
3. Edison 3:41.27
4. Parlier 3:55.33
5. Redwood 4:02.34

4X800M (Automatic Qualifier Standard: 8:22.00)
1. MSHS 9:33.46

LJ (Automatic Qualifier Standard: 21’0”)
1. Route Redwood 22’ 1”
2. Carter RAW 21’1”
3. Hodges Wash 20” ¾”
4. Johnson Clovis 19’ 11”
5. Smith Clovis West 19’ 6”
6. Dildine Sange 18’ 11”
7. Sanders BHS 18’ 7”
8. Marquez Redwood 17’ 6”
9. Turner Sanger 16’ 5”
10. Braa Clovis West 16’ 3”
11. Edwards Edison 14’ 3”

Triple Jump (Automatic Qualifier Standard: 43’ 6”)
1. Carter RAW 43’ 9”
2. Barsarian Clovis 43’ 4”
3. Cardinas BHS 41’11”
4. Johnson Clovis 41’ 2”
5. Dildine Sanger 39’ 1”
6. Sanders BHS 38’6”

Pole Vault (Automatic Qualifier Standard: 13’6”)
1. Kyle Fraley Lemoore 16’0”
2. Andrew Ramay Liberty 15’0”
3. Inouye Clovis 14’ 6”
4. Beekman Clovis East 14’ 6”
5. Greenman Clovis 14’0”
6. Anderson Clovis West 14’0”
7. Lamone Nipomo 14’0”
8. Broo Clovis West 12’ 6”
9. Hiester Sanger 12’6”
10. Corona Clovis East 11’6”

High Jump (Automatic Qualifier Standard: 6’3”)
1. Becker Bullard 6’6”
2. Cardenas Bakers 5’ 8”
3. Haver Bhs 5’8”
4. Cantu Central 5’8”
5. Turner Sanger 5’2”
6. Talley Clovis West 5’0”
7. Hernandez Paso 5’0”

Shot Put (Automatic Qualifier Standard: 49’6”)
1. Taylor Edison 49’ 6”
2. Bonnheim Paso 44’2”
3. John Taylor Garcias 38’ 11”
4. Wright Edison 38’ 7”
5. Carillo Lemoore 35’ 0”
6. Sigel Una 29’ 1”

Sarah Baker won the 1600 & 3200
Girls Results
55M (Automatic Qualifier Standard: 8.65)
Section #1
1. Simms Redwood 7.89
2. Loftes Hanford 7.96
3. Baraceros Delano 7.98
4. Menor Redwood 8.18

Section #2
1. Watson UNA 7.36
2. Louis Edison 7.52
3. Belt Bakers 7.57
4. Jones UNA 7.70
5. Hill GW 8.00

55MHH (Automatic Qualifier Standard: 9.70)
Section #1
1. Ellis Frontier 9.17
2. McNeil Liberty 9.26
3. Rountree Paso 9.29
4. Schellenburg Reedley 9.97
5. Faivairn Paso 10.37
6. Watkins Edison 10.61
7. Hamlin Kingsburg 10.63

550M (Automatic Qualifier Standard: 1:24.00)
1. Loftis Hanford 1:37.09
2. Scott Edison 1:38.11
3. Rivera Kingsburg 1:38.52

800M (Automatic Qualifier Standard: 2:24.00)
1. Camacho Templeton 2:17.83
2. Cruz 2:37.25
3. Arellano Selma 2:38.68
4. Moraza Una 2:42.29
5. Corrales Delano 2:52.23

Mile (Automatic Qualifier Standard: 5:30.00)
1600M Run
1. Baker BHS 5:23.44
2. Osteen Sanger 5:30.55
3. Simon 5:46.41
4.Cruz 5:54.81
5. Arellano Selma 6:02.16
6. Rivera Madera S 6:05.18
7. Dhaliwal Madera S 6: 05.19
8. Freidas UNA 6:09.44
9. Corrales Delano 6:20.11
10. Ritchie KHS 6:53.53
11. Rivera KHS 7:15.02

2 Mile (Automatic Qualifier Standard: 11:30.00)
3200M Run
1. Baker BHS 11:53.49
2. Osteen Sanger 12:02.85
3. Trujio Tulare 13:03.59

4X200M (Automatic Qualifier Standard: 1:47.00)
1. Edison 1:26.26
2. Kingsburg 2:01.28

4X400M (Automatic Qualifier Standard: 4:18.00)
1. Edison 4: 26.19
2. Kingburg 4:54.28

4X800M (Automatic Qualifier Standard: 9:55.00)
1. Moraza Rivera, Lujanno, Crandall 11:21.96

Long Jump Auto 16’6”
1. Njeri Edison 16’4”
2. Belt BHS 15’ 7 ¼”
3. Hicks RAW 15’2 ¼”
4. Hill Golden West 14’7 3/4”
5. Taylor Edison 14’ 1 ¼”
6. Edwards 12’9”

Triple Jump (Automatic Qualifier Standard: 35’6”)
1. Dial Frontier 31’2”
2. Hicks RAW 31’9 ½”
3. McNeil RAW 29’ 10”
4. Taylor Edison 28’8 1/4”
5. Arreloa Tulara 27’ ¼’

Pole Vault (Automatic Qualifier Standard: 10’0”)
1. Angiane Monteverde Clovis West12’6”
2. Campos Clovis East 10’0”
3. Guiliano Stockdale 9’0”

High Jump (Automatic Qualifier Standard: 5’1”)
1. Rountree Paso 5’2”
2. McDonald Clovis West 5’2”
3. Carabajal Lemoore 5’0”
3. Guthrie Redwood 5’0
5. Acosta KHS 4’10”
5. Whittington Lemoore 4’10”
7.Miller Redwood 4’10”
8. Bisi Bullard 4’4”
9. Willis 4’2”

Shot Put Auto (Automatic Qualifier Standard: 36’6”)
1. Lacie Rasley Shafter 41’10 1/2”
2. Okweloge Clovis West 37’ 10 ½”
3. Vermillion Redwood 36’9 1/2”
4. Ceppagli Central 36’4 ½”
5. Okweloge Clovis West 36’ 2 ½”
6. Mendivil Redwood 33’0”
7. Flores Clovis West 33’ 2 ½”
8. Bremal Kingsburg 31’0”
9. Tapia Tulare 27’ 9 1/2 “
10. Young Edison 26’8”