Relays By the Numbers: The annual meet draws strong representation from across the state of Texas, the nation and the world among the high school, collegiate and professional ranks. Here is a breakdown of the teams and individuals.
• Universities/Colleges – Teams (204) Athletes (2,244)
• High Schools – Teams (652), Athletes (4,059)
• Open/Invitational – Teams (18), Athletes ( 104)
• Total Teams = 874
• Total Athletes Entered = 6,407
• Total States Represented = 40
• Total Countries Represented = 4 (U.S., Japan, Mexico, Canada)
Meet Information
Highlights
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Saturday Highlights
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Daven Murphree (Big Sandy) won the pole vault with a US#10 tie All-Time mark of 17-08.50.
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Tony Brown won the 110H with a blazing 13.38 clocking over Arno Hamilton, 13.94.
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St. Thomas Aquinas girls blitzed a 3:41.52 to win the 4x400m relay with a 54.51 anchor. Lancaster was 2nd in 3:44.71 to give it a good go to keep with them.
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Houston Nimitz blazed in the boys 4x400m relay to a winning time of 3:14.11 and Lancaster was 2nd in 3:14.61. DeSoto finished 3rd, also in a quick 3:15.30.
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Lincoln-Way East won the girls 4x200m relay with a very fast time of 1:37.55 with Lancaster in 2nd at 1:37.75.
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DeSoto blazed to the win in the boys 4200m relay with a quick 1:25.46 clocking, well up on 2nd place.
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St. Thomas Aquinas won the girls 4x800m relay with a time of 9:17.56.
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Flower Mound won the boys 4x800m relay with a quick 7:52.81 over Southlake Carroll in 7:53.36.
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Lincoln-Way East won the girls 4x100m relay with a swift 46.59 clocking over Cedar Hill who recorded 46.73 for 2nd.
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DeSoto won the boys 4x100m relay over Texarkana with times of 41.14 to 41.33. Katy Morton Ranch was 3rd in 41.38.
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Tony Brown set a meet and stadium record in the 110m Hurdles with his quick 13.38 clocking.
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Yes it was a 3.2 wind but Cameron Burrell recorded a blazing 10.07 win in the 100m dash over Kyle Fulks in 10.21.
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Annie Rhodes won a close pole vault battle over Lakan Taylor as both vaulters recorded a mark of 13-08.50.
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Lincoln-Way East recorded the fastest girls 4x100 prelim time with a 46.89 clocking. Dallas Skyline was 2nd fastest at 47.51 and Cedar Hill recorded a 47.55 clocking.
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Sandie Raines (Humble Kingwood) won a close one in the girls 3200m run with a clocking of 10:18.98. Natalie Rathjen (Dallas Highland Park) finished in the runner-up slot with a clocking of 10:19.54.
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Connor Hendrickson (Southlake Carroll) took the boys 3200m run with a time of 9:10.77 over Austen Dalquist (Keller) who was 2nd in 9:11.53.
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Friday Highlights
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Thursday Highlights
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Keelin Hollowood won the 2k steeple with a quick 6:59.02 meet record clocking.
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Chris Mulverhill won the boys 2k steeple in a time of 6:01.68.
Relays By the Numbers: The annual meet draws strong representation from across the state of Texas, the nation and the world among the high school, collegiate and professional ranks. Here is a breakdown of the teams and individuals.
• Universities/Colleges – Teams (204) Athletes (2,244)
• High Schools – Teams (652), Athletes (4,059)
• Open/Invitational – Teams (18), Athletes ( 104)
• Total Teams = 874
• Total Athletes Entered = 6,407
• Total States Represented = 40
• Total Countries Represented = 4 (U.S., Japan, Mexico, Canada)
Meet Information