5/17/08
Boys make it 8th
State Championship titles since doors opened up 14
yeas ago
Since
being runners up a year ago, the boys were on a year
mission to bring the state title back to Cabell
Midland. Qualifying in 16 events with 16 athletes,
the Knights were predicted to finish as Runner up
again this season. However, Midland had different
plans in mind and ended up dominating the state meet
with a school record 101 points and beating runner
up Hedgesville by 31 points. This title gave the
Midland Boys their 8th title and the girls won back
in 2006 for a total of 9 titles since the school
opened their doors 14 years ago.
The boys were fined tuned and
ready to produce 5 individual state champions along
with 5 state runners up positions. The 4x800 were
first on the track and the first to take a state
championship with the team of Aaron Ross, Dustin
Stewart, Trey Beckett, and David Bias in a season
best time of 8:08.96. Next came the undefeated
Shuttle Hurdle relay team of Brian Dilcher, Drake
Kinzel, John Thompson, & Ryan Ramsby. This team had
set meet records in every meet they competed this
season and their eye on the 27 year old state record
of 55.86. The colder rainy weather and save
exchanges would put Midland just short of the
record, but their 56.22 victory is the fastest time
this decade. Midland’s next state champion came in
Drake Kinzel who would not only produce one title,
but two state titles with Kinzel sweeping the hurdle
events. He won the 300IH in a season best of 39.06
and came back a couple hours later to take the 110HH
in 14.96. David Bias would be the 5th and final
state champion for the Knights in the 800 meters.
Bias’ run from the front tactic proved too strong
for the rest of the state and his 1:56.22 victory
broke his own school record and is now the number 2
time of the decade.
The boys produced 5 state
runner up spots with Cole Bowers in the Shot Put
with a PR of 50-9½. Ryan Ramsby’s 21-5 Long Jump
performance, Brian Dilcher’s 13-0 school record jump
in the Pole Vault, and David Bias’ 1600 & 3200 meter
runs with times of 4:27.38 & 9:40.64.
Other state place performances
were Daniel Jarrell 4th place in the High Jump
(6-2), Cole Bowers 6th in the Discus (137-1) and 3rd
place in the 4x400 meter relay team of Rusty Ross,
Ryan Ramsby, Cullen Young, & Drake Kinzel with a
season best time of 3:27.13.
On the girls side, Midland
scored 11 points good enough for 18th place overall.
Placing in the state were Dee Dee Winningham 5th in
the 300IH (47.68), Ellen Sparks 6th in the 100HH
(16.65), the Shuttle Hurdle relay team of Christina
Hamer, Chera Rogers, Ellen Sparks, & Courtney
Dilcher 4th (1:07.40), and the 4x400 meter relay
team of Rachel Williams, Taylor Cassidy, Elayna
Conrad, & Dee Dee Winningham 4th (4:10.56).
5/8/08
Midland Hosts the 2008 Region IV Meet
On
a beautiful evening at Cabell Midland High School,
the teams did their best to qualify as many athletes
as possible for the 2008 WV State Track and Field
Meet at Laidley Field on May 16th and 17th. The
field events started at 4:45 PM with Ryan Ramsby
being one of the first athletes to set his entry
mark of 21-02. He was the first Midland Athlete to
claim a regional title on this evening. Brian
Dilcher qualified for the state meet as well with a
jump of 11-06 in the Pole Vault while Daniel Jarrell
did his thing down on the High Jump with a jump of
6-02 to extend his season by another week!. Cole
Bowers earned a 2nd place spot in the Shot and
Discus. His throws earned him an automatic spot at
the State Meet.
In the 100m Dash, Freshman
Hannah Jordan qualified for the final and finished
4th in the finals. She will have to wait for all the
regional results to come in to see if she has earned
a spot at the state meet.
In the 200m Dash, Sophomore Elayna Conard is in the
same spot as Hannah as Conard placed 4th in the
finals and will have to wait and see if her time is
fast enough!
In the 400m Dash, Junior DeeDee
Winningham ran 59.24 to finish 3rd and qualify for
the state meet. Rachel Williams finished 5th with a
time of 1:03.66 and will have to see if her time is
fast enough to quailfy. Rusty Ross ran an amazing
51.80 to finish 3rd and secure his spot in the state
meet.
In
one of the most exciting races of the evening, the
800m Dash was a true test of speed and power as the
two best 800 runners in the state went to head to
head for the first time. St. Albans Sophomore Andrew
Bailey and midland's Senior David Bias fought a very
tough and amazing race. In the end, Bailey of St.
Albans edged out Bias with a time of 1:59.35 to
2:01.74. However, both athletes qualified for the
state meet. Senior Aaron Ross ran a very tough and
physical race to earn himself 3rd place and a
automatic spot in the state meet with an amazing
time of 2:02.56 just fending off the 4th place
challenger.
In the 1600m Run, Bias ran a
very fast race to finish 1st place with a time of
4:38.04 while freshman Ryan Smith almost ran his
legs off (literally) in a valiant attempt to place
3rd and earn a spot at the state meet but he was
out-leaned at the line and finished forth. (when
this was written, his qualifying time ranks him #1
of the athletes who did not earn an automatic spot.
We are waiting for Region II results to see if he
has made it)
In the 3200m Run, Rachel
Williams ran a very smart race to finish 3rd a good
15 seconds ahead of 4th place and secure her sport
in the Friday Night 3200m Run! She was a very busy
girl as she later competed in the 3200, 400,
4x200!!?!!, and 4x400. She showed everyone
else how versatile she is. She was later overheard
saying that she wished she could have done the Shot
Put and Discus and wished that they had rock
climbing as she would have qualified for the state
in those events as well!! On the boys side, David
Bias ran just under 10 minutes to be crowned the
regional champion with a time of 9:59.77. Senior
Andrew Edmunds left almost everything on the track
and he went out like he normally does but lost pace
and finished 6th overall. However, he will redeem
himself later today (5/8/08) as he will formally
sign with Rio Grande to run XC for them.
The 100m HH was a very
interesting race for the girls. The Midland girls
were late getting set and the starter didn't wait as
he fired the gun. However, some of the girls are so
stinking quick, that they don't have to be set in
order to qualify for the finals and later the state
meet. Junior Ellen Sparks and Senior Christina Hamer
ran 2 and 3 in the finals to earn their spots in the
state meet.
Drake Kinzel did his thing in
the 110 HH. He was steady and strong as he always
is. He was seen earlier wearing Smalley's hat and
getting some of the energy from it. He was crowned
the regional champion with a time of 15.04.
Kinzel and Ramsby both ran very
strong in the 300m H. Kinzel was again crowned
champion while Ramsby is on the bubble. He will have
to wait for all the Regionals to post their results
to see if he has another shot to race the 300's in a
little over a week. DeeDee Winningham continued her
success at the 300m Hurdles by setting a new track
record last night of 47.10 to earn her spot in the
state meet while being crowned regional Champion.
Midland's
4x100 teams both were crowned champions. The girls
continued their sprinting rein of terror on the
track by winning the 4x200 as well while the boys
4x200 team were satisfied with just qualifying in
3rd place
The 4x400 boys team ran a very
exciting race and it came down to Freshman Cullen
Young getting the baton just a second before
the #1 rated 400m runner in the state. It took
everything Young had to fight him off but in the
end, the Midland boys earned 2nd place with a time
of 3:31.74 while the girls ran a great 4x400 to
claim their 4x400 regional champion medals with a
time of 4:08.76, which is the best time in the state
of WV!!
The boys 4x800m Relay team
battled for 8 laps around the track with the
Parkersburg and St. Albans boys. In the end, Aaron
Ross was able to stay strong and finished in 1st
place with a time of 8:27.56. Trey Beckett, with his
bionic knee, ran an excellent split to help the boys
out.
The boys shuttles continued to
show the rest of the state that THEY ARE THE TEAM TO
BEAT. They broke their own track record with a time
of 57.07 seconds to beat the rest of the field by a
mere 2 seconds. The girls shuttle team wanted to
make sure that the boys did hog all the spot light
as they too, were crowned regional champs with a
great time of 1:07.07.
The overall team scores declared the Midland boys as
the Regional Champions with 159 points and the girls
3rd place with 99 points.
The Midland crew has just over
a week to prepare for the 2008 WV State Track and
Field Championships. The boys are ranked #1 and have
a very good shot at being declared state champions.
The girls team may not have a shot at winning it all
but several individuals could leave Laidley Field
with their own state titles.
5/3/08
Midland uses MSAC as tune up for Regionals
With the Regional meet only 5
days after the MSAC’s, Cabell Midland used the meet
as a tune up for next Wednesday’s Regional Meet. The
coaching staff limited athletes to the number of
events entered and all athletes had certain plans
for each event.
Cole Bowers wasted no time
heaving the Shot Put 50-5½ and taking the individual
title. Ryan Ramsby jumped a PR and new school record
in the long jump with a leap of 22-2.25. Cole Bowers
and Chad Hibner went 2 & 3 in the Discus and Daniel
Jarrell jumped a season PR in the High Jump for 2nd
overall with a leap of 6-3. Also in the field
events, Brian Dilcher tied the school record and won
the individual title at 12-6.
David Bias turned in a good
double in the 800 & 1600 running PR’s in both. His
1:56.69 was a new meet and school record. The old
record was held by stand out runner Casey Batey in
1:56.80. Bias’ 4:26.98 was 20 seconds faster than
the next runner. Teammate Aaron Ross ran a PR of
2:01.89, which gave him a solid 400/800 double.
Andrew Edmunds came in 2nd in the 3200 meters with a
time of 10:24, while Freshman brother Matthew ran
11:20. Ryan Ramsby PR’d in the 300IH with a time of
40.07 and moves him to 3rd position in the state.
The relay events were solid for
Midland. The Knights set 4 new season best in the
4x100, 4x200, 4x400, & Shuttle hurdle relay. The
4x800 ran 8:25 behind St. Albans. The 4x400 &
Shuttles both won and the Shuttles set a new meet
record with a time of 56.32. The team of Brian
Dilcher, Drake Kinzel, John Thompson, & Ryan Ramsby
are undefeated and almost 2 seconds better than
anybody else in the state.
Next up for Midland is the
Regional meet at Midland on Wednesday.
4/27/08
Midland Steps it up at Gazette Relays
Boys Summary:
The 4x800 of Aaron
Ross, David Bias, Nolan Queen, & Dustin Stewart
ran 8:09.77, which is a 23 second season PR.
David Bias turned in a 1:56 split and this team
leaps from the number 8 spot to the number one
spot in the rankings.
Just as the 4x800 was finishing up, Cole
Bowers won the Discus with a throw of 159-3,
which ranks him number one in AAA. His 159-3 is
only 2 feet off the school record.
Next up was the Shuttle Hurdle relay team and
they had their sights set on the 27 year old
Gazette Relay record of 56.5. After Brian
Dilcher, Drake Kinzel, John Thompson and Ryan
Ramsby finished the race, the announcer came
over the PA system and announced Midland had set
a new Gazette Record in 56.37.
Last event of the night was the 3200 meter run
and David Bias even split race gave him the
victory in a new PR of 9:45. He kept his 400
splits between 68-75 per lap.
After the first day, Midland leads the
competition with 32 points.
Brian Dilcher led off Saturday with a victory in the Pole Vault with a
leap of 11-6. Don't be surprised to see "DILCH"
get our 12-6 school record and possibly
beyond. Next up was David Bias in the 1600
with a 2nd place finish in 4:32.
Ryan Ramsby joined teammate Drake Kinzel at
the starting line for the 300IH. Ramsby has
not run the 300's since out first meet.
While Drake was winning, Rambo was close
behind for 3rd overall in a time of 40.67.
Cole Bowers stepped into the ring to win the
shot put with a toss fo 50-2. Drake Kinzel
had trouble with the last 3 hurdles in the
110HH and had to settle for 2nd overall. He
still ran 14.95 and would've gotten our
school record had he not crushed the last
3 hurdles.
The next race on the track was the most
important and maybe tragic race in Midland's
history. A lot of pride was on the line as the
Coaches 4x100 defending champs stepped on the
track. Diane Riley was the first legg and while
she may be able to run 4 times a day for 2+
hours, a single 100m Dash may have done her in.
50m into the race, her Hamstring gave out on her
and she hit the deck. She got back up and
hobbled over to Michael Deering who was
anxiously waiting and still attempting to get a
good handoff. Once Deering had the baton, he
took off and tried to make up ground as he
handed it off to Jonathon Adkins. JA made up a
lot of ground before handing it off to Rusty
Parsons who finished very strong but to no
avail. Four coaches from the North got together
and put together a very strong team and Midland
will have to wait another year to get their
title back.
Our sprint relays both placed and Aaron
Ross has become among the better 800 meters
in the state with his 2:02.74. Freshman Ryan
Smith set a new Freshman record int he 800
meters with a time fo 2:06.53. To end the
meet, we threw together a 4x4 because of
some nagging injuries. The team of Ryan
Ramsby, Cullen Young, Aaron Ross, & Anthony
Lovejoy, the placed 2nd overall in 3:32.02.
After the scores were tallied up, Midland
claimed the championship plaque and won by
47 points. Jefferson was 2nd place team with
64 points. Next up is the MSAC Championship
next Friday at Laidley Field.
The next time Midland will see action is
Friday night at the MSAC Championships.
4/24/08
Midland Girls Destroy the competition at the Russell
Relays
Comments
By: Rachel Williams
The Cabell Midland Girls
dominated at the Russell Relays Tuesday evening.
They brought home the title with 119 points. The
shuttle hurdles were the first event on the track.
Christina Hamer, Courtney Dilcher, Ellen Sparks, and
Chera Rogers placed first setting a new meet record
(1:07.5). The sprint medley(100,100,200,400) team
also came in first for the knights. Christina Hamer,
Hannah Jordan, Elayna Conard, and Rachel Williams
set a meet record in the sprint medley relay with a
time of 1:56.6.
The 4x800 (Brittany Taft, Chera
Rogers, Abby Willis, and Sarah Scarberry) finished
in fourth with a respectable time of 11:33.90.
Christina Hamer, Courtney Dilcher, Taylor Cassidy,
and Elayna Conard won both the 4x100 and 4x200. The
distance medley (Brittany Taft, Ashley Hewett,
Kinsey Hall, and Rachel Williams) placed 2nd behind
Spring Valley almost beating their PR from the
Ashland Relay Meet with a time of 10:36.8. The 4x100
field event relay or beefers placed first with a PR
and new meet record of 55.6! The field event team
members were Hannah Jordan, Ellen Sparks, Katie
Skaggs, and Meagan Szekely.
Last on the track was the
4x400. Rachel Williams, Taylor Cassidy, Elayna
Conard, and Kinsey Hall placed first with a time of
4:17 overall. Taylor Cassidy placed 1st in the high
jump with a jump of 4'8", and Kinsey Hall placing
2nd 2" shorter. Hannah Jordan came in 2nd in the
long jump (14-8), Katie Skaggs came in 3rd in the
long jump (14-6.50), and 2nd in the shot put (27-6).
The girls competed well on Tuesday setting 3 new
school records!
Thank you Rachel for the
GREAT summary!!!
4/20/08 5
Meets in 3 days. Cabell Midland keeps busy over the
weekend.
The very busy weekend for
Cabell Midland found the boys and girls team going
to 5 meets in just 3 days. The weekend started with
the Midland Freshman Inv and Ashland Relays on
Thursday, then the boys went to Laidley field for
the first time of the season for the BB&T/ George
Washington High School Inv. Finally, on Saturday,
the girls went to Bridgeport for the Harry Green
Inv. while the boys went to Louisville for the Bull
Dog Inv.
If anyone has summaries from
these meets, please e-mail them to
coachriley@bmstrack.org and we will get them
posted!!
Notes from
Bulldog Classic:
Top performances for the meet:
Ryan Smith - 10:22 in the 3200 meters for a NEW
Freshman record. Eric Cooper held the old record
with a time of 10:24.
Andrew Edmunds runs 10:15 in the 3200 meters for
a 15 second PR.
David Bias - First WV runner to go under 2:00
for the 800 with a time of 1:59.40.
Ryan Ramsby set a New school record in the Long
Jump of 22-1/2.
4x 400 of David Bias, Rusty Ross, Ryan Ramsby, &
Cullen Young ran a season PR of 3:31.
Notes from the Harry
Green Invite:
Lots of meet records fell at the Harry Green
Invitational and the Midland girls did their
share.
Midland Ladies took 2nd overall. Rachel Williams
started off the meet winning the 3200M in an
amazing 12:14.26, staying way ahead of the pack.
Danielle Winningham qualified for the 200 finals
with a time of 27.15 and finished 3rd in that
event. Rachel Williams placed 3rd in the 1600
with a time of 5:38.78. Winningham took the next
victory in the 400M in 59.66 to set a new meet
record, formerly held by Chelsea Carrier of
Buck-Up. Ellen Sparks qualified for the 100M
Hurdles with a time of 16.63 and finished 5th
overall in that event. Ellen placed 5th in the
300 Hurdles.
Midland's 4X100 finished 3rd, the 4X200 finished
3rd. Hannah Jordan finished 5th in the long
jump, with a jump of 15 feet. The 4X102.5
Shuttle Hurdle crew made the team proud by
running an awesome race at 1:09.70 and coming in
first. Sunshine and rain alternated throughout
the day. Just as the 4X400 began, so came the
harder rain. But the Midland girls finished up
first in the 4X400 setting a new meet record at
4:15.54.
Thanks to Sherri
Winningham for providing this summary!!
More Notes from the Harry
Green Invite:
The Lady Knights finished 2nd at
the Harry Green Statewide Invitational at
Bridgeport High School this past Saturday. The
day started off to be sunny and hot. As the day
went on it finally started to cool off with some
off and on again rain.
The first race on
the track was the 100m hurdles. Ellen Sparks
placed 5th with a PR of 16.63. Brittany Taft and
Rachel Williams were the next to race in the
3200m run. Williams placed 1st with a decent
time of 12:14 with Taft getting a PR of 13:00.
Shortly after the 2 mile, DeeDee Winningham was
up for the 200m open trials. She qualified in
the finals and still place 3rd after a nasty
fall the 300m hurdles a couple races after the
trails! DeeDee also placed 1st in the 400m open
setting a new meet record of 59.66.
The 4x200m relay
placed 3rd with a personal record of 1:54.82.
These same girls (Christina Hamer, Courtney
Dilcher, Taylor Cassidy, and Elayna Conard) came
in 3rd in the 4x100m relay as well. Brittany
Taft and Rachel Williams, in for another long
race, received respectable times. Williams got
3rd and Taft PRed again. Sparks and Winningham
ran the 300m hurdles. Sparks placed 5th and
Winningham had a horrid fall and was unable to
finish the event.
Finally to finish
up the long, humid meet, the 4x400. Just as the
four girls are getting ready to be put on the
line, it started to pour the rain. Rachel
Williams was the first leg (1:03.5), handing off
to Taylor Cassidy (1:05.2), the third was Elayna
Conard(1:05.4), and last but not least DeeDee
Winningham(60.6). The girls placed first, set a
new meet record, and PRed with a total time of
4:15.54!
Thanks to Rachel Williams for
this Summary!!!
Note from Ashland
Relays:
The weather was fairly warm at
the start of the meet. The 4x1600 was first on
the track. The runners were Brittany Taft, Clara
Stephens, Rebecca Thomas, and Rachel Williams.
The 4x1600 came in first with a overall time of
25:31.9. Next up was the shuttles with Christina
Hamer, Courtney Dilcher, Ellen Sparks, and Chera
Rogers. The girls PRed and came in first place
with a time of 1:08.7. The lap medley relay also
came in first with a winning time of 14:33.5.
Ashley Hewitt (400), Kinsey Hall(800), Rachel
Williams(1200), and Brittany Taft(1600) made up
the team.
The Sprint Medley Relay won
with Christina Hamer, Hannah Jordan, Elayna
Conard, and DeeDee Winningham. The 4x800 came in
3rd.(Kinsey Hall, Chera Rogers, Abby Willis, and
Rebecca Thomas) 4x200-2nd PR:Christina Hamer,
Courtney Dilcher, Taylor Cassidy, and Elayna
Conard.
The Distance Medley came in
1st place also with DeeDee W.,Ashley Hewett,
Brittany Taft, and Rachel Williams(10:28.4-New
school record) 4x100:2nd Christina Hamer,
Courtney Dilcher, Taylor Cassidy, and Elayna
Conard. The 4x400 Relay once again came in first
with Ashley Hewett, Kinsey Hall, Elayna Conard,
and DeeDee W. The discus and shot put came in
2nd, pole vault in 3rd, high jump in 1st (Taylor
Cassidy and Kinsey Hall), and the long jump in
first with DeeDee and Taylor Cassidy in first.
Thanks to Rachel Williams
for providing the this summary!!
4/14/08
Midland heads south to the Taco Bell Classic in
Columbia, SC
A small contingent of Midland
athletes piled in the car early on Friday morning to
head down to South Carolina to a very large and very
competitive meet. The meet was so large that over
120 athletes competed in the 100m dash!!! Out
of those 120 or so athletes were 2 from Ona, WV.
Sophomore Anthony Lovejoy and Senior Brian Dilcher
both stepped in and ran 11.99 and 12.08
respectively. Ryan Ramsby and Tyler Barley entered
the 200m dash and ran 24.17 and 25.10. Junior Dustin
Stewart ran against some of the best in the nation
in the 800 as he went 2:07.39.
One of the many highlights for
Midland of the meet was Senior Drake Kinzel who ran
a WV best 14.71 in the 110m High Hurdles which was
the 6th fastest qualifying time out of 59 runners
for the finals. John Thompson also ran the 110m High
Hurdles for a time of 16.64.
The 4x100 team, 4x400, and
4x800 teams also had very strong performances.
In the field events, it was
Brian Dilcher's time to try out the Pole Vault. He
cleared an amazing 11-6 to make him a contender in
the states. Ryan Ramsby continued his streak of
strong jumps by jumping 21-01.25 which allowed him
to place in the top 15. Tyler Barltey jumped
17-10.5.
Midland gets going again this
weekend with back to back meets at Midland on
Thursday for the freshman and Friday at Laidley for
the Varsity.
4/4/08 Midland Boys come out on top
as records fall more then the rain on a warm evening
at Cabell Midland
The
weather was threatening to make the 2008 Carlos
Akers Memorial an exciting meet. The clouds dumped
light rain on the athletes and spectators throughout
the meet but that didn't stop a number of Midland
athletes from breaking meet records, some that were
8 or 9 years old.
Andrew Edmunds was the first Midland athlete to take
the track and he was the first to claim a victory.
Edmunds ran a PR of 10:30 to capture his first
varsity win of the season. Rachel Williams was the
next to take the track and the next Midland athlete
to take home a victory. She set a meet record in
only her 3rd 3200m race in her life with a time of
11:45. David Bias took home two victories in the 800
and 1600 to claim the meet record in the 800 while
running the #1 times for those distances in WV.
On
the hurdles, the boys shuttles team let the rest of
the state know that they are the real deal as they
ran another 57 second race to earn them the victory
and meet record. DeeDee Winningham ran her first
hurdle race as a knight to a victory, new meet
record, and 3rd overall ranking in WV in the 300m
hurdles. The girls shuttle hurdle team ran 1:10 to
earn second place behind a very good Winfield High
School. Drake Kinzel continued his domination of the
300m hurdles with a meet record time of 39.59
seconds. He also finished second in the 110m HH.
The
girls 4x400 team claimed their first place finish
with an amazing time of 4:21.48 and were able to get
back inside before the rain that pummeled the boys
4x400 began falling. Even the pouring rain could not
stop the Midland 4x400 boys from their 1st place
finish. The boys 4x200m relay team claimed first
place with a time of 1:35.33.
Out
on the field events, Kinsey Hall and Taylor Cassidy
had good showings in the Long Jump and High Jump
while Daniel Jarrel and Cole Bowers held their own
on the boys Long Jump and Shot Put.
This
night began Midland's Spring break. The next meet
for Midland is April 11th and 12th at the Taco Bell
Classic in Columbia, SC.
3/28/08 Freshman Dominate Pirate
Relays
Competing in their 2nd
meet of the season, the Boys Freshman team turned in
an impressive performance at the Pirate Relays.
Midland won every relay except the shuttle hurdles,
which they had no team entered. They also set 6 new
meet records and one Freshman school record.
Cullen Young had a big
night winning the 100 meters, Long Jump, and was a
member of the winning SMR & 4x400 meter relay teams.
His 19-9 long jump performance set a new meet &
freshman school record. The old record was 19-7 set
back in 1997 by track sensation, Jemmel Pursoo.
Also, his anchor leg on the sprint medley and 11.96
100 meters were new meet records.
On the distance end,
Ryan Smith continues his winnings ways in the 1600
meters with a new meet record and time of 5:07.36.
He was also a member of the winning & meet record
DMR and 4x800 meter relay teams.
Winning relay teams
were the 4x100, 4x200, 4x400, 4x800 (new meet
record), SMR (new meet record), & DMR (new meet
record). Members of these teams were Ryan Smith,
Cullen Young, Matthew Edmunds, Alex Parlock, Steven
Newman, Corey Fetty, Davey Freeman, Bryan Hamlin,
Matthew Kingery, and Matthew Sovine.
The Freshman won't be back in action until after
spring break at the Midland Invitational on April
17th at Cabell Midland
3/21/08 Midland Boys Starts
Season Strong
