Jerome & Middleton Triangular Friday, April 5 Complete results
The Tigers hosted at triangular Friday afternoon with the
Tigers of Jerome and Middleton High School.
Jerome came away with team wins in both boys and girls scoring 113 and 93
points. Middleton placed second in
both with 46 and 55 respectively. The
host Tigers scored 27 and 38 points.
“Team wise we did not fair too well.” coach Urquidi stated.
“Individually, we had some good efforts.
Will Fields and Jennifer Donatelli had great meets.”
Junior Will Fields set personal best while winning the 100m(11.3),
200m(23.8), shot put(44’0.75”) and anchoring the winning 4x100m relay team
with a time of 45.3 seconds. Senior
Jennifer Donatelli continued to show her dominance in the throwing events
beating the defending 4A state champion in the shot put with a personal best and
stadium record put of 41 feet 9.25 inches.
She also won the discus with a toss of 128 feet.
On the girl’s side, senior Erin Hicks a double winner
inthe jumps with a mark of 15 feet 6 inches in the long jump and 34 feet in the
triple jump. Senior, Kristen Lothrop place second in the triple jump at 31 feet
1 inch and fourth in the long with 14 foot 5.75 inch effort. Freshman Lauren Kisner placed second in the 100m coming in at
14 seconds flat and was followed by senior Shelly Martin at 14.5 seconds who
placed third. Senior Gayle Knutzen
placed third in the 400m (1:09.8). Kisner
also placed fouth in the 300m intermediate hurdles with a time of 54.2 seconds.
In the pole vault, the Tiger sophomore duo of Tiffany Robbins and Bethany
Gliddon placed second and third with both having vaults of 7 feet.
Senior Denice Wade placed
fourth in the discus with a throw of 92 feet 2 inches.
The boy’s had a tough afternoon.
Junior, Ian Falo placed fourth in the 100m at 11.9 seconds, was on the
winning 4x100m relay team along with Brandon Maughn, Justin Wiley and Fields,
and had a disappointing no height in the pole vault. Senior pole vaulter Aaron Howard placed second at 12 feet 6
inches while sophomore Grant Smith place third at 11 feet.
Freshman Jairo Salas placed third in the 400m coming in at 57.6 seconds.