Portager Girls take Fourth at Mesick Invitational April 28, 2007 |
Portager Boys take third at Mesick Invitational April 28, 2007 |
Saturday in girls track action your Onekama Portagers ran in the Mesick Invitational. The girls placed 4th in the meet scoring 60 points, behind Marion 68, Frankfort 97 and Traverse City St. Francis.(Personal records *) Second place medal finishes were recorded by…
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I’m happy with our performance today! We’re facing some injuries on the team, so we weren’t 100% healthy. We always run against tougher competition in Mesick. The girls hung in there and held their own. We had 11 personal records set today! Sophomore Stacey Keith turned in 4 new personal records in the 100m, 200m, 400m relay, 800m relay. With the semis and finals, she was a busy gal today. The girls track team will next see action on Wednesday, at home where they will take part in the WMD Jamboree. Good Luck! ~Coach Brown |
The Portager boys took home the third place trophy in a competitive field of 13 teams at the annual Mesick Bulldog Invitational, held on Sat., April 28th. A strong Manton team was first with 122 points, Traverse City St. Francis placed second with 109 points, and Onekama came in third with 82.5 points, followed by Marion (48), Brethren (30.5), Frankfort (29), Baldwin (26), Mesick (22), Glen Lake (10), and NMC McBain (4). Other participating schools included Buckley, Grand Traverse Academy, and TC Christian. Senior Nick Swisher won the 1600m run with a time of 4:44.87, earned a second place finish in the 800m run in 2:09.78, and took third in the 3200m run with 11:17.53. Swisher was also a member of the Portager 1600m relay team, along with Eric Maddox, Justin Sedelmaier and Tayler Fraly, who earned second place with their season’s best time of 3:42.56 Second place finishes were also recorded by Nick Bradford in the high jump (5’8”), and Fraly in the 300m hurdles (43.53). Bradford took third place in the discus with a personal record of 124’3”, while Sedelmaier’s PR of 53.62 in the 400m run earned him the third place spot. A young 3200m relay team of sophomores Ian Smith, John Evans, Jaron Llewellyn and freshman Danny Brown, running together for the first time in this event, scored an impressive fourth place finish in a time of 9:26.81. Other fourth place finishes included Fraly in the 110m high hurdles (17.55) and Tim Veverica in the high jump (5’8”). Llewellyn raced to fourth place and set PRs in both the 1600m run (5:04.85) and the 3200m run (11:25.41). The 800m relay team of Jordan Maxey, Maddox, Evans and Sedelmaier set a personal record of 1:39.72 while earning sixth place in their event. Fraly, Maxey, Maddox and Sedelmaier also tied for sixth place in the 400m relay with their time of 48.54. “We had a really good team effort, and I’m very pleased with how this young team is progressing,” said Coach Mick Story. “I’m looking forward to watching them continue to improve." ~Coach Story
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Track Schedule for 2007
Photos by Bonnie April 28, 2007 |