A microburst at Saturday’s Red Ribbon Classic in Aurora moved the Pole Vault Pit to the middle of the football field causing close to a thirty minute delay in the meet. No one at the meet was injured (Photo Credit: Nick Lundin, Minooka HS)

 

By Michael Newman

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How can we top a weekend like the one we experienced this weekend! The month of May came in with flurry with so many great performances. It is just a prelude of what we should expect as we head down the road to Charleston for the Girls and Boys State Meets at the end of the month.

 

You can read about the Wanner Knights Invitational that took place at Prospect High School on Friday evening here. Some of the great performances at that meet rubbed off on the other meets that took place Thursday through Saturday. Let’s take a look at some of the things that happened throughout the state as well as the surrounding states where Illinois athletes competed in meets.

 

Check out all of the weekend results in DyeStat Illinois’ TFX Meet Central

 

 

Palatine Relays – Results

 

Palatine edged Barrington to take the MSL-West Divisional championships Tuesday afternoon. The tables were turned on Palatine’s home track Saturday as Barrington defeated host Palatine by four points. The fun part of this conference rivalry is that the two teams will face each other the rest of the meets heading to Charleston. Barrington perhaps had one of the best performances of the meet running 3:54.58 (IL #2) to win the 1600 Meter Relay to close the meet. Palatine was almost nine seconds back in second place. Addison Coy took part in that relay for the Fillies. She started the day for her team winning the 300 Hurdles (44.32, IL #4) by almost two seconds ahead of Whitney Ward (Brooks College Prep, Chicago).

 

The best performance by a Girls athlete in this meet came from Palatine’s Kelly O’Brien. The junior won two events along with anchoring Palatine’s 1600 Meter Relay. She started the day by running the fastest 3A time in the state (2:12.22) winning the 800 Meter Run by almost five seconds ahead of Renee Letz (Sandburg HS, Orland Park). O’Brien came back to easily win the 1600 (5:01.55) with a 15 second winning margin ahead of Barrington’s Jocelyn Long. Nina Hodges (Barrington HS) also had a great meet winning the 100 Meter Dash (12.58) and the 200 Meter Dash (25.99). Hodges’ win in the 100 was only six hundredths of a second ahead of Jaimie Robinson (DeLaSalle Institute, Chicago). Robinson did secure a Palatine Relays Championship by winning the Triple Jump (38-11 ½) by almost three feet ahead of her nearest competition.

 

Barrington’s Boys team made it a sweep for their school winning the team championship ahead of Fremd. Scotty Miller led his team winning the 100 Meter Dash (10.80) and the 200 Meter Dash (22.29). Peyton Chapman (Bolingbrook HS) made a name for himself leading the 800 leaderboards most of the indoor season. The senior stepped back into the spotlight winning the 800 Meter Run (1:55.74) more than a second ahead of Konrad Eiring (Barrington HS) and Graham Brown (Palatine HS). Brown came back later in the meet to win the 1600 Meter Run (4:23.14) in his final Palatine Relays race. The margin of victory was only a second ahead of Fremd’s Danny Peterson (4:23.14 – 4:24.12).

 

Zach Dale (Conant HS, Hoffman Estates) came back from his fast 1600 at Prospect Friday night to lead his team to the fastest time in the state in the Distance Medley Relay (10:31.31) to win eight seconds ahead of Barrington. Jake LaRocca (Palatine HS) won the Pole Vault clearing 15-9. Matt Haller (Barrington HS) upped his personal best two inches in clearing 6-7 to win the High Jump. Palatine’s Dan Garcia cleared 6-5 to place second.

 

 

WWS Girls Tiger Invitational – Results

 

The best Girls meet of the weekend took place on the southwest side of Wheaton. This meet is known for its great distance performances. This year, again, was no exception. Michaela Hackbarth (Downers Grove South HS) ran the second fastest 3A time in the state (3^rd state overall) in winning the 800 Meter Run. Hackbarth’s time of 2:13.95 was just over a second ahead of second place Claire Hamilton (Naperville North HS) who ran 2:15.09 (IL #6). Hamilton’s teammate Judy Pendergast placed third. Sophomore Sara Atkins (Wheaton-Warrenville South HS) won the 1600 Meter Run (5:08.73) on her home track ahead of second place Sara Schmitt (Naperville North HS). Elizabeth Hagstrom (York HS, Elmhurst) ran a 12 second personal best to finish third (5:10.72). Eleven runners ran under 5:20 in that event Friday night.

 

Only three seconds separated the first three runners in the 3200 Meter Run. Abby Kargol (Downers Grove South HS) came out of the race victorious (10:58.73) with Grace McCabe (Hinsdale Central HS) less than two seconds behind (11:00.04). Elly DeTurris (Naperville North HS) was another second back in third place (11:01.37).  Schaumburg crossed the line first in the 3200 Meter Relay (9:27.71, IL #5) finishing nine seconds ahead of Naperville Central and Glenbard West.

 

It was close in the 100 Meter Dash as Jessica Watkins (Bolingbrook HS) nipped Natajah Simmons (Oswego HS) to win the 100 Meter Dash by two hundredths of a second (12.11 – 12.13). Simmons also finished second in the 200 Meter Dash behind the 24.73 winning time by Norma Abdur-Rafia (Oak Park-River Forest HS).

 

Princess Shodipo (Oswego HS) was in command of the hurdles winning both the 100 (15.03) and 300 Hurdles (46.71). She also won the Long Jump with a 16-10 ¼ performance. Heidi Nassos (Wheaton-Warrenville South HS) was the meet’s other multiple event winner as she won the Triple Jump (35-4) and the Pole Vault (11-0).

 

The three other relay events produced top five state winning performances. Bolingbrook won the 400 Meter Relay (48.14, IL #3) ahead of Morgan Park (48.35) and Oak Park-River Forest (48.66). The Lady Huskies came back to win the 800 Meter Relay (1:42.48, IL #3) more than a second ahead of Oswego, Hinsdale Central, and Morgan Park who were only separated by three tenths of a second. Morgan Park closed the meet winning the 1600 Meter Relay (3:56.89, IL #4) winning by four seconds ahead of WSC-Silver’s Oak Park River Forest and Hinsdale Central.

 

 

Jim Arnold Invitational @ Glenbard West HS – Results

 

Edwardsville came up to the Chicago area and left with the Jim Arnold Meet championship. The Tigers scored 111 points winning seven events to outdistance second place Evanston Township. Wes Schoenthal once again stood out winning two distance events demonstrating he should be a runner to watch in Charleston at the end of the month.

 

Schoenthal started his day by running a personal best 1:54.81 (IL #5) to win the 800 Meter Run by two seconds ahead of Irwin Loud (Oak Park-River Forest HS) who also ran a personal best in the race (1:56.93). The two runners faced off again in the 1600 Meter Run. Schoenthal needed a strong final kick to distance himself from Loud and win by a second (4:21.14 – 4:22.28). Brydon Groves-Scott made it a distance sweep for Edwardsville in this meet winning the 3200 Meter Run (9:40.86) winning by four seconds ahead of Eric Neumann (Glenbard West HS, Glen Ellyn). Edwardsville also got a win on the track by winning the 1600 Meter Relay holding off Oak Park-River Forest for the win (3:23.79 – 3:24.04).

 

Fontez Davis (Edwardsville HS) jumped a season’s best 23-2 to win the Long Jump. Teammate Tariq Minor won the Triple Jump (45-2). In a big showdown in the Discus, sophomore AJ Epenesa (Edwardsville HS) threw 186-8 to win the event by less than a foot ahead of Lake Park’s Mike Prestigiacoma (185-10). Prestigiacoma came back to win the Shot Put in a seasonal best 59-7 ½ (IL #3) to finish two feet ahead of teammate Dylan Schierich.

 

Glenbard West had their only win in the varsity meet in the 3200 Meter Relay. Their 7:51.31 (IL #3) winning time was 14 seconds ahead of conference rival Oak Park-River Forest. Evanston Township came out on top of the other two relays. The Wildkits won the 400 Meter Relay (42.49, IL #10) to finish ahead of Oak Park-River Forest and Bartlett. Evanston ran 1:29.30 (IL #8) to win the 800 Meter Relay by two seconds ahead of Bartlett and Edwardsville. Evanston also won the three individual sprints with Reggie Murphy capturing the 100 (10.95) nipping Jack Curtis (Glenbard South HS, Glen Ellyn) by one hundredth of a second. Malachi Adams held off Curtis (22.15 – 22.27) to win the 200 Meter Dash. Carl Klamm won the 400 Meter Dash (49.50).

 

Roland Amarteifo (Evanston Township HS) won a close 110 Meter High Hurdles clipping Eric Walker (St. Rita HS, Chicago) by eight hundredths of a second (14.59-14.67). Amarteifo finished second in the 300 Intermediate Hurdles behind the 39.71 winning time of Peyton Piron (Batavia HS).

 

 

Urbana Girls Invitational – Results

 

The sprint athletes took advantage of the near perfect conditions Friday night putting up some of the top performances in the state. Tyjuana Eason (Kankakee HS) emerged from this meet as one of the favorite in the 2A sprints with a double win in highly competitive fields. She ran her best time of the year (12.00) to win the 100 Meter Dash ahead of Centennial’s Dominique Lewis (12.12). Eason came back to win the 200 Meter Dash (24.78) by a half a second ahead of Tina Martin (Eisenhower HS, Decatur). Lewis did win the 400 Meter Dash (58.60) almost a second ahead of Alexis Henry (Springfield Southeast HS).

 

Bloomington fled their muscles in winning the two sprint relays. The Lady Raiders ran 48.74 to win the 400 Meter Relay by a quarter of a second ahead of Kankakee (48.99). Bloomington came back to win the 800 Meter Relay with the state’s fastest time so far this year (1:41.91). They were more than as second ahead of second place Danville (1:43.40, IL #9).

 

Chante Stonewall (Normal University HS) was a double winner taking the 100 Hurdles (15.28) and the 300 Hurdles (44.54, IL #5).

 

 

Red Ribbon Classic @ Waubonsie Valley HS – Results

 

Neuqua Valley scored 157 points to win the varsity team championship by more than 40 points ahead of Minooka. The story of the meet, however, occurred during the 300 Meter Intermediate Hurdles. On what was a calm summer afternoon, a microburst swept across the Waubonsie Valley track first lifting up the Pole Vault pit and moving it to the middle if the infield and then damaging two team tents on the east side of the facility outside of the track. No one was hurt but the “freak” wind storm delayed the meet close to 30 minutes.

 

Zac Espinosa (Neuqua Valley HS, Naperville) was the individual story of the meet picking up wins in the 400 and 200 Meter Dashes. The 400 was supposed to be a dual between Espinosa and his teammate Ty Moss. It was not the case as Moss got off to a bad start stumbling out of the blocks. It was all Espinosa from there. He finished with the state’s fastest time so far this season in the event in winning (47.81). Moss did finish second (48.94, IL #9). Espinosa controlled the 200 again getting off to a great start. He ran 21.78 to hold off Dwight Johnson (Thornwood HS, South Holland) for the win.

 

Moss was part of Neuqua Valley’s winning 3200 Meter Relay (7:54.42). The Wildcats and Hoffman Estates were even when Moss got the baton for his anchor leg. The race was won when Moss ran his first 400 in 52 seconds. His 1:51.4 split gave his team a 15 second win. Waubonsie Valley swept the hurdle races in this meet. Tyler Kirkwood ran 14.82 to win the 110 Meter High Hurdles fifteen hundredths ahead of Justin Wolz (Minooka HS).  Jeff Penny took the lead in the 300 Intermediate Hurdles coming into the final straight and held on to run 40.33 for the win. Soren Knudsen (Minnoka HS) led wire to wire in the 1600 Meter Run. His 4:26.94 winning time was almost three seconds faster than runner up Patrick Wolak (Neuqua Valley HS, Naperville).

 

 

Carol Uhrich Invitational @ Thornton HS - Results

 

Two time defending 3A Girls champion Lincoln-Way East tuned up for the upcoming state series with some impressive relay performances in this meet. The Lady Griffins swept all four relays starting with a win in the 3200 Meter Relay (9:28.98, IL #6). They followed that up running 48.48 (IL #6) to win the 400 Meter Relay almost a second ahead of second place Mother McAuley. The two teams faced off again in the 800 Meter Relay producing top five state performances. Lincoln-Way East ran 1:42.18 (IL #2) to hold off Mother McAuley (1:42.65, IL #4) for the win. They completed the sweep ending the meet winning the 1600 Meter Relay with the state’s fastest time (3:52.19). They won the race by more than nine seconds ahead of Mother McAuley.

 

Not only did Briana Driver have success with Mother McAuley’s relays on Saturday, she popped a 20-1 ½ performance in the Long Jump. She now holds the longest performances in that event in the state so far this season. Emma Haugen (Lyons Township HS, LaGrange) was a triple winner in this meet winning the 100 Hurdles (15.15), the High Jump (5-6), and the Triple Jump (36-5).

 

 

Collinsville Girls Invitational – Results

 

Larjarvia Brown (Alton HS) went over 41 feet for the second time this season going 41-1 to win the Triple Jump. Brown also finished second in the 300 Hurdles behind Miyah Dorsey (Belleville East HS) who went under 45 seconds for the first time this year in this event (44.97, IL #9). O’Fallon picked up a pair of wins in the relays running 48.46 to win the 400 Meter Relay by more than a second as well as running 4:01.78 to win the 1600 Meter Relay.

 

 

Gene Ward Invitational @ Champaign Central HS – Results

 

Phillips Academy traveled south down I-57 and put up some great relay performances in this meet. They ran the state’s second fastest time (42.00) in winning the 400 Meter Relay by more than a second ahead of Champaign Centennial (43.21). The two teams were only separated by one hundredth of a second in the 800 Meter Relay with Phillips again prevailing.

 

Metamora won the 3200 Meter Relay (7:59.58) with the second fastest 2A Boys time in the state. They were five seconds ahead of Normal University in second place. Metamora also had Jake Gillum and John Mangold go 1-2 in the 800 Meter Run. Both were under 2 minutes with Gillum crossing the line first (1:57.92) ahead of Mangold (1:58.03).

 

 

LWW Boys Warrior Invitational @ Lincoln-Way West - Results

 

Keagan Smith (Huntley HS) ran a personal best 4:14.92 (IL #10) to win the 1600 Meter Run six seconds ahead of teammate Seth Conroy. It was close in the 3200 Meter Run as John Chomiak (Lincoln-Way North HS, Frankfort) ran a personal best 9:25.61 to win two seconds in front of Evan Mitchell (Lincoln-Way West HS, New Lenox). Martise Craig (Thornton HS, Harvey) nipped Camron Harrell (Bradley-Bourbonnais HS) at the line to win the 100 Meter Dash by one hundredth of a second (10.92-10.93).

 

Brennen Bell (Huntley HS) swept the hurdles races winning the 110 Meter High Hurdles (14.89) and the 300 Intermediate Hurdles (39.65). Huntley also swept the weight events with Isaac Jimenez winning the Shot Put (53-5 ¼) and teammate Tim McCloyn winning the Discus (168-6). Thornton won two relays coming out on top in the 400 Meter Relay (42.35, IL #7) and the 800 Meter Relay (1:29.94).

 

 

Lake County Girls Invitational @ Lake Zurich - Results

 

Brittny Ellis (Warren Township HS, Gurnee) got ready for the upcoming state series sweeping the individual sprint events at this meet Thursday evening. She started off the night winning the 100 Meter Dash (12.14) ahead of teammate Autumn Santos. She came back to win the 400 Meter Dash (56.66) almost two seconds ahead of Delaney Basala (Grant HS, Fox Lake). Ellis ended her night running the state’s fastest wind legal time (24.85) to win the 200 again ahead of her teammate Autumn Santos.

 

Charlotte Nawor (Highland Park HS) ran a huge personal best by more than 20 seconds in winning the 1600 Meter Run (5:04.26, IL #9) by four seconds ahead of freshman Isabel Sparreo (Stevenson HS, Lincolnshire).

 

 

Pete Struck Eagle Classic @ Sandburg HS – Results

 

The 1600 fever swept down to this meet where 4 runners finished under 4:20 in the race. Connor McCue (West Aurora HS) had a strong finish winning the 1600 Meter Run (4:13.15, IL #4) holding off Downers Grove North’s Ryan Clevenger (4:14.61, IL #7) for the win. Sandburg’s Chris Torpy (4:15.30, IL #11) and Sean Torpy (4:19.01, IL #19) finished third and fourth in the race.

 

Sandburg’s Ayo Abiona won a close 100 Meter Dash running 10.91 to finish one hundredth of a second ahead of Tyrin Thurman (Mt. Carmel HS, Chicago). Tyree Allen (Hillcrest HS, Country Club Hills) was a double winner in the 200 Meter Dash (22.45) and the 400 Meter Dash (50.28).  Elijah Douglas was also a double winner in the Long Jump (22-1) and the 110 Meter High Hurdles (14.67). He was also a part of Crete-Monee’s winning 400 Meter Relay (42.73). Jones College Prep dipped under 8 minutes winning the 3200 Meter Relay (7:59.51, IL #11) by eight seconds ahead of host Sandburg (8:07.55).

 

 

Conant Girls Twilight Invitational – Results

 

The distance races were the key events in this meet. Meagan Biddle (Hoffman Estates HS) went under 5 minutes for the first time winning the 1600 Meter Run (4:59.58) by eleven seconds ahead of Mackenzie Callahan (Minooka HS). Ashley Tutt (Minooka HS) won the 3200 Meter Run (10:54.00) by nine seconds ahead of Alondra Aguirre (Hoffman Estates HS). Jenna Lutzow (Belvidere North HS) won the 800 Meter Run (2:17.06) more than a second ahead of Ashleigh Wilson (Minooka HS). Wilson came back to win the 200 Meter Dash (25.48).

 

 

New Trier Lady Trevian Invitational – Results

 

Jayla Stewart (Homewood-Flossmoor HS) won a tough double winning the 100 Hurdles with the state’s fastest time regardless of conditions (14.00) then coming back a few minutes later to win the 100 Meter Dash (12.22) to win eleven hundredths of a second ahead of Whitney Young’s Amira Young (12.33). Young came back to win the 200 Meter Dash (25.90). Indya McGuffin (Whitney Young HS, Chicago) was a double winner in the High Jump (5-3) and the Triple Jump (35-3 ¼).

 

 

East Peoria Girls Meet of Champions – Results

 

Maryjeanne Gilbert (Notre Dame HS, Peoria) ran a seasonal best and the second fastest time in the state (10:37.9) to win the 3200 Meter Run by almost 200 meters ahead of Abby Jockisch (Dunlap HS). Danielle Beckstead (Normal Community HS) won the 1600 Meter Run (5:07.5) by almost three seconds ahead of Gilbert. Courtney Manning (Normal Community HS) had a big night winning three events. She swept the hurdles winning the 100 Hurdles (15.6) and the 300 Hurdles (45.7) as well as the Triple Jump (37-1 ½).

 

 

Monticello Lady Sages Invitational – Results

 

Amanda McClain (Sullivan HS) and Jenny Kimbro (Jamiaca HS) were the stars of this meet. Kimbro once again won easily in the 100 Meter Hurdles (14.51) and the 300 Hurdles (44.21). McClain won the Long Jump (18-2) and the 400 Meter Dash (56.65, IL #3). The two faced each other in the 200 Meter Dash. McClain won the race (25.72) eight hundredths of a second ahead of Lizzie Rupkey (Monticello HS). Kimbro ran 25.93 to finish third.  Rupkey earlier in the meet won the 100 Meter Dash (12.62).

 

 

St. Joseph-Ogden Boys Spartan Classic – Results

 

Jon Davis (Oakwood HS, Fithian) showed his versatility in the distances dropping down to the 800 Meter Run in this meet to race against 1A favorite Andrew Warnes (Tolono Unity HS). Davis took at the lead at the gun and never let go even though Warnes pushed for the lead a number of times in this two lap race. Davis ran a personal best 1:55.97 to win the race by half a second ahead of Warnes (1:56.49). Those performances are the top 2 times in 1A this season in this event. Eric Ponder (Tuscola HS) ran the fastest 1A time this season winning the 3200 Meter Run (9:31.17) three seconds ahead of Matt Norvell (Monticello HS).

 

Stephen Gibson (Tuscola HS) was a double winner in the Shot Put (53-6) and the Discus (163-9). Adam Coulon (Tri-Valley HS, Downs) won the Pole Vault clearing 15-4. Davon Laubscher (Cissna Park HS) was a double winner in the 200 Meter Dash (22.54) and the Long Jump (22-3). Laubscher finished second in the 100 Meter Dash behind Jayden Kaiser (Tolono Unity HS). Kaiser’s win (11.15) was only five hundredths of a second ahead of Laubscher. Aaron Luesse (Tolono Unity HS) won two events winning the 110 Meter High Hurdles (15.23) and the 300 Meter Intermediate Hurdles (40.53).

 

 

Weber Invitational @ Glenbard North HS – Results

 

Maya Neal (Neuqua Valley HS, Naperville) ran the second fastest time of the year in the state winning the 300 Meter Hurdles (43.61). Allison Wahrman (Glenbard North HS, Carol Stream HS) won two events on her home track. She jumped 18-2 to win the Long Jump by a half an inch ahead of Neal. She also won the Triple Jump (39-3 ¾). Lane Kadlec won both the Shot Put (41-6, IL #8) and the Discus (118-4). Samara Miller (Neuqua Valley HS, Naperville) ran 57.54 (IL #7) to win the 400 Meter Dash by twelve hundredths of a second ahead of Morgan Harris (Oswego East HS). Miller was also a part of Neuqua Valley’s winning 1600 Meter Relay (3:59.90, IL #5) that held off Downers Grove North to win by two seconds.

 

 

Hunt Invitational @ Plainfield Central HS – Results

 

Kahmari Montgomery (Plainfield Central HS) was victorious in the 100 and 200 on a cool but windless night on his home track in a meet with the four Plainfield schools. Montgomery ran 10.67 to win the 100 Meter Dash by eleven hundredths of a second ahead of Christian Glass (Plainfield East HS). Montgomery dominated the 200 Meter Dash winning by more than a second (21.16).  Joseph Suarez (Plainfield East HS) took the distances winning the 3200 Meter Run (9:27.22) and the 1600 Meter Run (4:27.37). Jack Sebok (Plainfield North HS) finished second in both races.

 

Anna Laudizio (Plainfield North HS) was the big winner in the Girls meet winning four events. She won the 100 Meter Dash (12.72) and the 200 Meter Dash (26.11). In the field events she captured the Long Jump (17-3) and the Triple Jump (35-3).

 

 

Kane County Girls Championships @ St. Charles East HS – Results

 

Karina Liz (Aurora Central Catholic HS) ran the state’s fastest time winning the 800 Meter Run (2:11.80). She was pushed for the first 500 meters of the race by Torree Scull (St. Charles East HS) going past the 400 in 63.5 seconds. Scull finished second (2:16.37). Tamia Rayford (West Aurora HS) won twice winning the 400 Meter Dash (58.25) and the 200 Meter Dash (25.92). Her 200 win was only four hundredths of a second ahead of Natasha Brown (Aurora Christian HS).

 

Hannah Schilb (St Charles North HS) swept the horizontal jumps winning the Long Jump (17-1) and the Triple Jump (37-8). Geneva won the team championship by eight points ahead of host St. Charles East. Geneva won four events in the process with the 3200 Relay (9:40.36), Kristin Higgins win in the High Jump (5-2), Mackenzie Altmayer in the 1600 (5:05.08) and the 1600 Meter Relay (4:05.39).

 

 

Woodstock Girls Invitational – Results

 

Skyler Bollinger (Yorkville HS) had a great meet with wins in the 800 and 400 Friday evening. She started out winning the 800 Meter Run (2:17.69) five seconds ahead of teammate Julia Schultz. She came back 30 minutes later to capture the 400 Meter Dash (58.90) winning by only nine hundredths of a second ahead of Sophie Stricker (Harvard HS).

 

 

Marion Freeman Invitational @ Clayton MO - Results

 

Cahokia and East St. Louis-Senior wrote another chapter in their rivalry in this meet Saturday outside of St. Louis. The relays are where the two schools were way ahead of the other schools in this meet. The Flyers ran the second fastest time in the state (1:28.30) in winning the 800 Meter Relay ahead of Cahokia (1:28.96). Cahokia ran under 42 seconds for the fourth time this season (41.65) winning the event by a second ahead of East St. Louis (42.67).  The two schools had another memorable 1600 Meter Relay with Cahokia taking that race (3:18.22) ahead of East St. Louis (3:18.89). Cahokia had a tight battle in the 3200 Relay winning (7:56.02) by a half second ahead of Blue Springs MO and Wildwood Lafayette MO.

 

Ja’Mari Ward (Cahokia HS) only needed his first attempt to win the Long Jump (25-1). Ward came back to win the Triple Jump with a 49-4 ½ second round jump.