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Ausmann and Chord travelled with the team to
Wright, where Chord got a chance to warm up by
competing in the 100 meter hurdles, where she had
a good run, coming in second with a time of 17.68.
Normally Ausmann would have also competed
in Wright, but as fate would have it she was feeling
under the weather on Friday, so Hayman held her
out of the early meet in order to give her every
advantage to do well in Casper given her situation.
In Casper, Chord finished seventh in the 300
meter hurdles but put up a season best perfor-
mance by crossing the finish line in 48.61 seconds.
With competition at its zenith, Ausmann's goal
of bringing home the title had become much more
difficult to achieve given her ailing health, and
though she also ran a season best time of 2:19.16
in the 800, she had to settle for second once again.
"The gal who beat Calbi was from Cody and
ran an excellent time, and it was pretty neat that
the top three placers were all from 3A," Hayman
commented.
"Both Laura and Calbi had great runs, and if
Calbi had to be sick for a meet, I would rather
it was for this one than for Regionals or State"
Hayman grinned.
In Wright the Dogies were running a little
shorthanded for the meet. With Ausmann out and
Chord only competing in one race, two depend-
able scorers were limited in their possible contri-
butions to the ladies' team. For the boys, though
Jacob Esposito was back to help his team, thrower
Johnny Walker was not able to make it to Wright
so the men felt the loss there.
"There were some pretty good individual per-
formances from quite a few kids, but we didn't
have a full crew in some places, so that hadoan
impact on the team scores," Hayman explained.
Newcastle added one more state qualifier to its
roster as Esposito made the cut in the 110 hurdles
where he clinched fourth place and claimed a
personal best time of 16.18.
Rachel Henkle had an excellent meet and
scored big points for her team by winning both
the 800 and the 1600 meter races in 2:47.35 and
6:12.11 respectively.
Mikenna Waggener also showed she had some
wheels by shoring up a second place finish in the
mile in 6:22.29.
Like her sister, Sarah Henkle also had a good
day. Though she was disqualified due to a false
start in the 100 meter race, she grabbed third place
in the 400 meter and fifth in the 200 meter races
with times of 1:05.96 and 28.46 respectively.
When all was said and done, the Lady Dogies
were able to accumulate 50 team points to finish
in sixth place overall.
The men's team struggled a little with some
injuries, but there were some positives.
Trenton Parsons wrapped up another first place
finish in the 1600 meter race in 4:59.15, and
picked up a personal best in the 800 meter run with
a time of 2:12.78 to claim third place.
Scott Hardy Memorial Twilight @ Wdght: May 2, 2015
Men's Results: 7th place 43.5 Points
Women's Results: 6th Place 50 Points
100M: Discus:
25 Lyle Whitney 13.49 12 Jacob Hobbs 88-03
28 Ricky Larson 14.71 14 Jonny Manders 85-02
600M: 22 Zach LaPierre 77-10
3 Trenton Parsons 2:12.78 23 LyleWhitney 74-09
12 Paul Lambed 2:34.44 25 Blade Stotz 72-03
1600M: 2O0M:
1 Trenton Parsons 4:59.15 5 Sarah Henkle28.46
9 Paul Lambert5:49.27 400M:
11 Aidan Peterson 6:00.31 3 Sarah Henkle1:05.96
110M Hurdles: 800M:
4 Jacob Esposito 16.08 1 Rachel Henkle 2:47.35
300M Hurdles 16OOM:
4 Jacob Esposito 44.34 1 Rachel Henkle 6:12.11
Pole Vault: 2 Mikenna Waggener 6:22.29
4 Cam Quigley 9-00 10OM Hurdles:
6 Lyle Whitney8-06 2 Laura Chord 17,68
Long Jump: Pole Vault:
18 RickyLarson 15-07.25 6 RachelHenkie7-00
19 kyle Whitney 15-00.50 Shot Put:
Triple Jump: 19 Rachel Ehlers 24-01
2 Jacob Esposito 40-04 23 Sierra LaCroix 21-09
7 RickyLarson 26-09 24 AshtonAlarid 21-07
Shot Put: 29 Aiexys Kregman 19-10.5
11 Blade Stotz 31-07.50 Discus:
21 Jacob Hobbs 25-09.50 22 Ashton Alarid 65-02
22 Zach LaPierre 25-01 25 Sierra LaCmix 63-10
Wyoming Track and Field Classic @ Casper: May 2, 2016
800M: 300M Hurdles:
2 Calbi Ausmann 2:19.16 7 Laura Chord 48.61
Esposito picked up fourth place in the 300
meter hurdles with a time of 44.34 and a also
scored on a second place leap of 40-04 in the triple
jump to add to his fourth place finish in the 100
meter hurdles. Cam Quigley also picked up fourth
place in the pole vault, clearing nine feet even.
While the running events went well for the
team, according to Hayman, the throwers had a bit
of an off day. After several of them had achieved
personal bests in Custer, they just seemed to fall a
little flat in Wright. However, there were a couple
of throwers who were on their individual game as
Jacob Hobbs and Jonny Manders each had good
distances in the discus throw.
Unfortunately, injuries kept Quigley from par-
ticipating in anything other than the pole vault,
and Ricky Larson hurt himself in the triple jump
by landing on the end of the runway and bruising
his heel. That injury hobbled him, and kept him
from being at his peak in the subsequent races that
he ran.
Given the obstacles, the men were still able to
claim 43.5 points, putting them in seventh place.
"All in all, it was a pretty good day considering
the circumstances," Hayman nodded.
The team has one last chance to qualify for the
State Meet, as they travel to Upton for their final
regular meet of the season on Friday, May 8. The
meet is actually the Sundance meet, but it is held
in Upton because Sundance doesn't have a track.
If the athletes do not get under the qualifying
times in Upton, they will have one more chance to
punch their ticket to State at the Regional Meet the
following weekend.
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4 Rushton 5.56.75 4 Rhoades 13.13 200 Meter Dash 200 Meter Hurdles
200 Meter Hurdles 200 Meter Hurdles 4 Voelker 28.58 3 Ostenson 30.17
8 Rushton 36.05 7 Rhoades 35.06 Shot PUt 4 Lacey 30.56
800 Meter Relay 200 Meter Dash 6 Torres 30'11 3/4" Triple Jump
Newcastle 2.05.05 5 Testerman 28.59 Discus 1 Ostenson 37' 7"
200 Meter Dash Long Jump 2 Tones 81' 4" Discus
4 Coy 29.4 6 Testerman 15' 5 1/4" 5 Roady 100' 6"
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Kendra Back was
certainly right where
she needed to be, and
anytime the Lady
Outlaws got the ball past
midfield on her end, she
would cut the ball and
get it going fight back
the other way.
The defensive work
that the team did also
took pressure off the
keeper, Kelsey Wood.
While she got several
touches on the ball, she
was only challenged by
two shots on goal on
the day and she was
able to save both of
those attempts. After two more
By the time the days of practice, the
clock ticked down to Lady Dogies will host
end the game, the Lady the Torrington Lady
Dogies had once again Blazers on Friday,
held Rawlins score- May 8, which is also
less, and chalked up the Pink game to raise
another 'W'. money for breast
Last week, the team cancer awareness. Then
used a slow schedule on Saturday, May 9, the
to get in five produc- team will go to Douglas
Live days of practice, to face off against the
It's a different story Lady Bearcats.
this week, however, Hoffman and the
as they had only one team are hopeful that
day of practice before Taylor Cobb will
they suited up again to be returning for this
host the Sheridan Lady weekend's games.
Broncs on Tues, May 5. Cobb will see her
Lady Dogies @ Rawiins
May 2, 2015:2-0
Alyssa Umphlett 1 goal
Katara Cade 1 goal
Grace Peterson 1 assist
Katie Spain 1 goal
Kelsey Wood 2 saves
doctor on Wednesday,
and will find out then
whether or not she will
be released to play.
Abby Gray is still out
for sure this week, but
all are looking forward
to the possibility of her
return, perhaps by the
end of next week.
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