The Celtic Girls team came away with second. Gold medal performances were turned in by the 4 x 1 team of Lauren Brown, Paige Bush, Marli Bartlett, and Cameron Randle. Kayla McGee was a triple winner in the 100(17:03) and 300 meter hurdles(52.12) as well as the long jump(16'08). Paige Bush won the 400(65.61), Cameron Randle the 200(27.05) and Hailey Houser the high jump(4'6). Silver medal winners were: Marli Bartlett in the high jump(4'4), Skyler Young in the shot put(31'9), and Dakota Waggerman in the long jump(14'8).
For the boys team, the winning 4 x4 team of Terrell Johnson, Anthony High, Brett Coatney, and Jasper Greeson were our lone champions in a time of 3:39. Seconds were turned in by Jasper Greeson in the 200(24.05), Max Storms in the 3200(9:37.72), and the 4 x 1 relay team of Brett Coatney, Jorge Belcher, Raphael Spencer, and Ronnie Miller(47.40).
Monday, April 6, 2009
JV Platte County results 4/1/09
The Girls won the meet. First places were recorded by Kayla McGee in the 100 meter hurdles, long jump, and 2nd in the 300 hurdles. She also anchored the winning 4 x 1 team of Lauren Brown, Marli Bartlett, and Paige Bush. Skyler Young was first in the shot put. The last gold medal performance was turned in by the 4 x 4 team of Paige Bush, Taylor Robinson, Jayla Smith, and Lauren Brown. Bronze medal winners were Lauren Brown in the 200 meter dash, and the second 4 x 4 team of Olivia Wright, Amanda Steele, Kelli Bachkora and Erin Scott.
The Boys team finshed third in the meet behind Maryville and Hickman Mills. Jasper Greeson was the outstanding performer for the Celtics winning the 200 and 400 meter dashes. The 4 x 1 team of Jorge Belcher, Lowell Thomas, Brett Coatney and Raphael Spencer also won, while Raphael managed a third in the 100 meter dash
The Boys team finshed third in the meet behind Maryville and Hickman Mills. Jasper Greeson was the outstanding performer for the Celtics winning the 200 and 400 meter dashes. The 4 x 1 team of Jorge Belcher, Lowell Thomas, Brett Coatney and Raphael Spencer also won, while Raphael managed a third in the 100 meter dash
UCM meet results
Max Storms won the 3200 meter run in 9:47. Kayla McGee won the long jump in 17 feet one and half inches.
Tuesday, October 7, 2008
KC Metro results 10/4
Max Storms broke the O'Hara school record of 15:57 in the 3.1 mile race set by Phil Byrne in 1988 by placing third at the KC Metro meet run at Ray Pec Middle School in a time of 15:45.
Others setting personal bests were: Andy Meyer (18:19), Sam Baird (23:46), Thomas Armenta
(24:19), Chelsea Rose (25:15), Amy Gaston (27:08), Katelyn Gutteridge (23:45), Paige Bush
24:46), Erin Scott (26:49), and Claire Becker (25:41). Katelyn Gutteridge would have won a medal had she run the freshman race. She would have placed 39th. The girls team placed 29th out of 29 teams. The boys did not have a team score as Kyle VanHecke was unable to run due to allergies. The girls team also did without their number one runner, Aliyah Jones, as she was getting ready for her brother's wedding. The Celtics next meet will be this weekend at the Helias Meet in Jeff City. It will be run at Binder Park. Varsity Boys will run at 10:00, varsity girls at 10:30, JV Boys at 11:00 and JV Girls at 11:30. Fans attending this meet are asked not to park in the boat ramp area. Plenty of parking is available east of the tackle shop or in the field across from the boat ramp.
On the college level, former female standout, Stevie Katzer, also ran a personal best in 21:19
at the Emporia State University meet on Friday. She has dropped nearly a minute from her time as a senior at O'Hara.
Others setting personal bests were: Andy Meyer (18:19), Sam Baird (23:46), Thomas Armenta
(24:19), Chelsea Rose (25:15), Amy Gaston (27:08), Katelyn Gutteridge (23:45), Paige Bush
24:46), Erin Scott (26:49), and Claire Becker (25:41). Katelyn Gutteridge would have won a medal had she run the freshman race. She would have placed 39th. The girls team placed 29th out of 29 teams. The boys did not have a team score as Kyle VanHecke was unable to run due to allergies. The girls team also did without their number one runner, Aliyah Jones, as she was getting ready for her brother's wedding. The Celtics next meet will be this weekend at the Helias Meet in Jeff City. It will be run at Binder Park. Varsity Boys will run at 10:00, varsity girls at 10:30, JV Boys at 11:00 and JV Girls at 11:30. Fans attending this meet are asked not to park in the boat ramp area. Plenty of parking is available east of the tackle shop or in the field across from the boat ramp.
On the college level, former female standout, Stevie Katzer, also ran a personal best in 21:19
at the Emporia State University meet on Friday. She has dropped nearly a minute from her time as a senior at O'Hara.
Tuesday, June 3, 2008
state summary
Max Storms proved that maximum performance at state has become a given. His 32oo meter run on Friday night was a 10 second improvement on his personal best from the KU Relays, where he turned in a 9:37. His mile splits at state were nearly identical as he turned in a first mile of 4:43 and a second mile of 4:44. He entered the last lap tied for first with Swearingen of Potosi. Swearingen took the title with a 61 last lap, and Max held second with a 68. The 1600 meter run on Saturday afternoon would be another story. No one wanted to lead the race so it was a mad sprint during the last lap. He ran a 62 and ended up 6th.
Bryce Dennis was appearing in his first state meet ever in the discus. Bryce's personal best going into state during the 2008 season was 148'10. Bryce hit the foul pole with his first throw and this completely upset him. Because of the state format, where four throwers take all their throws, Bryce was never able to get back in sync. His next three throws fell way short of what
he had done all season. Coach Martin was truly proud of Bryce's hard work all season and his entering the O'Hara Track Hall of Fame. His winning the district championship in the shot put
was the highlight of the season.
Bryce Dennis was appearing in his first state meet ever in the discus. Bryce's personal best going into state during the 2008 season was 148'10. Bryce hit the foul pole with his first throw and this completely upset him. Because of the state format, where four throwers take all their throws, Bryce was never able to get back in sync. His next three throws fell way short of what
he had done all season. Coach Martin was truly proud of Bryce's hard work all season and his entering the O'Hara Track Hall of Fame. His winning the district championship in the shot put
was the highlight of the season.
Thursday, May 15, 2008
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