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SHSAA 2017 TRACK AND FIELD

June 4, 2017 by  
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SHSAA OVERALL TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONS
  1st 2nd 3rd
District Scores  Saskatoon  Horizon Central  Central
Combined Team 1A  Strasbourg  Lake Lenore  Wilkie
Combined Team 2A  Dalmeny  Shaunavon  Clavet
Combined Team 3A  MJ Vanier  MJ Peacock  Humboldt
Combined Team 4A  Saskatoon Holy Cross  Swift Current  PA St Mary
Individual Midget Women Champions  Kailee Woitas, Regina Miller  Natalia McCullough, Regina LeBoldus  Callum Kraft, Regina LeBoldus
Individual Midget Men Champions  Tobias Patmore, Saskatoon Christian  Jordan Dasiuk, Dalmeny  Francesco Paul, Saskatoon Holy Cross
Individual Junior Women Champions  Kaitlyn Harrison, Lumsden  Kalea Sauder, Swift Current  Taylor Zwarych Humboldt
Individual Junior Men Champions  Trey Pernitsky, Wilkie  Quincy Telus, Moosomin  Sheldon Boehr, Saskatoon Bethlehem
Individual Senior Women Champions  Kendra Farmer, Saskatoon Centennial  Skylar Smith, Lemburg  Kaila Neigum, Regina Miller;  Jordyn Mann, Dinsmore;   Joely Welburn, Balgonie
Individual Senior Men Champions  Matthew Exner, Regina Riffel  Payne Wylie, Colonsay  Brayden Mytopher, Strasbourg

Most Improved District: North West

Most Points per 1000 Students: Horizon Central

It was a special moment to have Olympian Marg Tosh present medals at the last SHSAA provincial track meet at historic Griffiths Stadium.

SHSAA WOMEN’S TRACK AND FIELD RESULTS
NR= new record MIDGET JUNIOR SENIOR/OPEN
100 m Kailee Woitas, Miller (Regina) Ann Ogunubi, Evan Hardy Taylor Strauss, PA St Mary
200 m Ojamalie Attah, Tommy Douglas Ann Ogunubi, Evan Hardy Taylor Strauss, PA St Mary
400 m Natalia McCullough, LeBoldus Chloe McEachern, Campbell (Regina) Skylar Smith, Lemberg
800 m Natalia McCullough, LeBoldus Kaitlyn Harrison, Lumsden Jasmine Fehr, Holy Cross (Saskatoon)
1500 m Natalia McCullough, LeBoldus Kaitlyn Harrison, Lumsden Jasmine Fehr, Holy Cross (Saskatoon)
3000 m Jaira Crosschild, Bishop James Kaitlyn Harrison, Lumsden Kaila Neigum, Miller (Regina)
Sprint Hurdles Sierra Leonard, Holy Cross (Saskatoon) Taylor Zwarych, Humboldt Kendra Farmer, Centennial
4 x 100 Relay Saskatoon Saskatoon Saskatoon
4 x 400 Relay Saskatoon
Tetadathlon 100 m Ally Kosteniuk, Balgonie Greenall Jansen Ziola, Centennial
Tetadathlon 800 m Kati Culbertson, Redvers Jansen Ziola, Centennial
Tetadathlon Long Jump Emily Read, Davidson Jansen Ziola, Centennial
Tetadathlon Shot Put Sydney Teec, Sheldon (Regina) Tatiana Dutka, Estevan
Tetadathlon Championship Ally Kosteniuk, Balgonie Greenall Jansen Ziola, Centennial
Wheelchair 100 m Charmagne Gamble, St Mary (Prince Albert)
Discus Madison Howell, Consul Naomi Klassen, Holy Cross Danielle Fedak, Foam Lake
High Jump Alyssa Evans, Warman Amou Madol, O’Neill (Regina) Joely Welburn, Balgonie Greenall
Javelin Maddyn Kereluk, Asquith Chritstina Andrew, Lemberg Jenay Varga, Muenster
Long Jump Kailee Woitas, Miller (Regina) Alyson Edwards, Strasbourg Nicole Dombowsky, Avonlea
Triple Jump Timi Adelugba, Saskatoon Christian Jada Roach, Marion Graham Morgan Fichter, Estevan
Pole Vault Sierra Leonard, Holy Cross (Saskatoon) Aspen Slobodzian, Clavet Kylie Buchan, Aden Bowman
Shot Put Kyna Bear, Kakisiwew Nicole Kramchynsky, Bellevue Jordyn Mann, Dinsmore

 

 

SHSAA MEN’S TRACK AND FIELD RESULTS
  MIDGET JUNIOR SENIOR/OPEN
100 m Jayce Janzen, Dalmeny Dami Ogunbiyi, Regina Luther Jonah Branning, MJ Central
200 m Jayce Janzen, Dalmeny Dami Ogunbiyi, Regina Luther Jonah Branning, MJ Central
400 m Logan Stachowich, Melville Sheldon Boehr, Saskatoon Bethlehem Hunter Bosch, MJ Vanier
800 m Tobias Patmore, Saskatoon Christian Quincy Fast, Walter Murray Matthew Exner, Riffel
1500 m Tobias Patmore, Saskatoon Christian Quincy Fast, Walter Murray Matthew Exner, Riffel
3000 m Tobias Patmore, Saskatoon Christian Ron McLean, Sheldon (Regina) Matthew Exner, Riffel
Sprint Hurdles Paul Francesco, Holy Cross Thomas Haidl, Sheldon (Regina) Payne Wylie, Conosay
4 x 100 Relay Central Valley Regina South Central
4 x 400 Relay Regina
Tetrathlon 100 m Luc Marleau, Tisdale Nixen Voll, Shaunovon
Tetadathlon 800 m Luc Marleau, Tisdale Dawson George, Kenaston
Tetadathlon Long Jump Baptiste labrie-Boulay, Laval (Regina) Nixon Voll, Shaunovon
Tetadathlon Shot Put Luc Marleau, Tisdale Owen Neuls, O’Neill (Regina)
Tetadathlon Championship Luc Marleau, Tisdale Owen Neuls, O’Neill (Regina)
Discus Dorian Jouhston-Lagrone, Notre Dame School Nicholas Bertoia, Cut Knife Josh Hill, Medstead
High Jump Chris Lonseth, Rocanville William Mansbridge-Goldie, Strasbourg Braedon Friesen, Swift Current
Javelin Austin Smith, Shaunavon Damon Ryan, Delisle Landon Kohle, Cudworth
Long Jump Scott Joseph, Swift Current Ifeoluwa Adebogun, O’Neil Jaetrell Evans, Dinsmore
Pole Vault Carter Thurman, Balgonie Greenall Asad Hussain, Campbell (Regina) Jonah Murray, Holy Cross (Saskatoon)
Shot Put Jace Kirby, Rockglen Reese Rutko, Mossbank Austin Lund, Weyburn Composite
Triple Jump Brett Bowler, Weyburn Composite William Mansbridge-Goldi, Strasbourg Logan Fettes, Assiniboia
Wheelchair 100 m Bryson Bolianatz, Balgonie
Wheelchair 400 m Bryson Bolianatz, Balgonie

Woitas, Exner lead Regina at high school track provincials

Mikayla Swallow from Swift Current competes in the shot put during the Saskatchewan High Schools Athletic Association track and field championships Saturday in Saskatoon.
Two Reginans — Kailee Woitas of Miller and Matthew Exner of Riffel — won individual aggregate titles at the Saskatchewan High Schools Athletic Association track and field championships, which concluded Saturday in Saskatoon.

Woitas was first in the midget girls division with 66 points, followed by LeBoldus athletes Natalia McCullough (54) and Callum Kraft (50).

Exner had 70 points, the most of anyone at the meet, to win the senior boys division. Brayden Mytopher of Strasbourg was third, with 45 points.

Kaitlyn Harrison of Lumsden had 68 points to lead all junior girls competitors. Kalea Sauder of Swift Current had 54 points to finish second.

In the senior girls division, Kendra Farmer of Saskatoon Centennial led the way with 66 points. Skylar Smith of Lemberg was next with 52. Kaila Neigum of Miller, Joely Welburn of Balgonie and Jordyn Mann of Dinsmore were tied for third with 48 points.

Trey Pernitsky of Saskatoon Centennial had 54 points to finish first in the junior boys individual standings. Quincy Telus of Moosomin had 50 points to finish second in that category.

Tobias Patmore of Saskatoon Christian led the midget boys division with 54 points.

Saskatoon had 1,926 points to finish first in the district standings. Horizon Central (1,318) was second, followed by Regina (1,310).

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