Goosey Results.

Don’t worry about him. Let him run his own race. I’ve had to run my 200s against probably the favorite to be provincial champ. I just try and ignore him and do my own thing.

No offense but that’s terrible :eek:

Are you sure it was that bad? because if you look at the Pros their reaction times are like .13 to .18 basically. And reaction time is something you can have without running a 10 flat 100. I’m sure I could beat plenty of pros in reaction time, but they’d smoke me in a race.

Oh it was .89 cause my coach said the same thing lol

Now I’ve dropped it to about .28 today. So, Im running between 11.8-12.2.

I think the .89 reaction was from the Wy-East. meet when I got a 12.72. If that was .89, I must’ve been over a 1 second in reaction at the shahala meet. yeah, I waited for the last person to get off the blocks before I whent. :stuck_out_tongue:

::District Rankings 2005-2006 Track Season::

Events: 100 Meter Dash - 200 Meter Dash

Ranks Based On 2005-2006 Track Season 1-9

  1. 11.24 - Ojukwu, Kinsley - Pacific

  2. 11.78 - Tupikov, Daniel - Cascade

  3. 11.98 - Yahn, Cody - Covington

  4. 12.03 - Hayes, Joshua - Skyridge

  5. 12.29 - Drlik, Drew - Skyridge

  6. 12.37 - Florez, Cameron - Skyridge

  7. 12.39 - Ojukwu, Stanley - Pacific

  8. 12.44 - Brame, Craig - Shahala

  9. 12.45 - Schriner, Travis - Frontier

Ranks Based on 2005-2006 Track Season 1-9

  1. 23.33 - Ojukwu, Kinsley - Pacific

  2. 24.03 - Tupikov, Daniel - Cascade

  3. 24.37 - Hayes, Joshua - Skyridge

  4. 25.01 - Yahn, Cody - Covington

  5. 25.12 - Drlik, Drew - Skyridge

  6. 25.34 - Ojukwu, Stanley - Pacific

  7. 25.34 - Florez, Cameron - Skyridge

  8. 25.49 - Brame, Craig - Shahala

  9. 25.55 - Kim, Andrew - Pacific

Ranks Based on 2005-2006 Track Season 1-9

  1. Pacific - 47.82

  2. Skyridge - 47.96

  3. Cascade - 49.06

  4. Covington - 49.72

  5. Wy-East - 51.54

  6. Shahala - 51.77

  7. Frontier - 51.92

Now for the moment we’ve all been waiting for. Ass Whoopings! tomorrow at 3:30. So expect results at about 7:30. Im yearnin right now from running yesterday (or hurting) and Im gonna need to stretch. So enough of this stupid forum! lets get to stretching! lol jkk

Date: 5/23/06
Meet: Pacific
Events: 100m; 200m; 4x100m

100: 12.50; 3rd Place (get to that later)

200: 25.72; 2nd Place (that too)

4x100: 49.55; 1st (and that.)

In the 100m, I thought I false started so I slowed down, and he didn’t pull the trigger again. So I had to speed up. In the 200, I pulled my right thigh muscle, right at about 120m to go. What I didn’t know, was that Ojukwu had a brother. Stanley. And he was the one who beat me in the 100, cause niether of them slowed down. Kinsley ran an 11.34, stanley ran an 11.51 Both beating our school record. In the 4x100, the ojukwus already had a full 4 events, so they had to find an alternative 4x100 team. Smoked them. lol

[b]Districts are set for June 2nd, so If anybody who lives in the vancouver, washington region, the track meets at mckenzie stadium.

14300 NE 18th St, Vancouver, WA 98684 [/b]

Rankings based on 2005-2006 Track Season

  1. Kinsley Ojukwu - Pacfic - 10.44

  2. Daniel Tupikov - Cascade - 11.69

  3. Jordan Hamilton - Frontier - 12.05

  4. Bagley - WyEast - 12.08

  5. Kenny Lopez - Covington - 12.25

  6. Cameron Florez - Skyridge - 12.37

  7. Cody Yahn - Covington - 12.41

  8. Drew Drlik - Skyridge - 12.41

  9. Connor Brame - Shahala - 12.44

Rankings Based on 2005-2006 Track Season

  1. Kinsley Ojukwu - Pacific - 23.38

  2. Daniel Tupikov - Cascade - 24.22

  3. Cody Yahn - Covington - 24.42

  4. Jordan Hamilton - Frontier - 24.86

  5. Joshua Hayes - Skyridge - 24.93

  6. Drew Drlik - Skyridge - 25.12

  7. Bagley - WyEast - 25.18

  8. Keone Caurisona - Pacific - 25.51

  9. Cameron Florez - Skyridge - 25.84

Rankings based on 2005-2006 Track Season

  1. Cascade - 49.06

  2. Skyridge - 49.08

  3. WyEast - 49.50

  4. Covington - 49.64

  5. Frontier - 49.94

  6. Pacfic - 50.81

  7. Shahala - 52.52

Please tell me that 10.44 is a typo.

nope.

He ran an 11.34 with a pulled muscle against our track team.

Yeah, I also checked his age too.
a 20 year old in 8th grade? I think not.

turns 14 years old on june 8th.

If he can prove himself at this next track meet, he would be running faster than j-mee samuels’ 10.65 when he was 14.

The reason I’m questioning that 100 is look at his 200-- 23.38? And his squad’s 4x100m time is something like 50.xx?? With a 10.4 runner you would think they should be able to run WAAAAAY faster than that… :confused:

he basically stops at the 150 and strides on through during the season.

Now, I predict at least a 21.50 from him, cause He used to be the best miler in the district as well.

He also runs the hurdles in a 13.99

Kid has some talent then!! That’s impressive :eek:

Ranked 200m

1. Kinsley Ojukwu - Pacific - 21.79 (10.72)

  1. Daniel Tupikov - Cascade - 23.68

  2. Cody Yahn - Covington - 24.15

4. Joshua Hayes - Skyridge - 24.53

  1. Jordan Hamilton - Frontier - 24.61

  2. Bagley - Wy East - 24.63

  3. Drew Drlik - Skyridge - 24.97

  4. Keone Caurisone - Wy East - 25.11

  5. Cameron Florez - Skyridge - 25.74

Ranked 4x100 Relay

  1. Pacific - 46.91 ( I Wonder… both ojukwus?)

  2. Covington - 47.35 ( 2 out of the 4 were 9th)

  3. Cascade - 47.71 (switched out 3 people)

  4. Wy East - 47.93 (also had a 9th grader)

5. Skyridge - 48.33 (didn’t cheat. lol)

  1. Frontier - 50.34

  2. Shahala - 52.10

You’d think that Pacific couldn’t pr by that much… But they had 2 guys that were running 13.50’s before. 5-7 place didn’t go against [i]District regulations. [/i] or cheating.

Ok, so heres my overall progression for my events over the past 2 months.

100 M Progression

April: 12.52

May: 12.35

June: 12.15

200 M Progression

April: 25.40

May: 24.93

June: 24.53 (FAT)

These were the excersises we used during the season:

Monday: 3x100, 2x200, 400m Butt kicks, 400m High knees, 400m Stride, 400m Full out. (endurance)

Tuesday: Rest, come up with race strategies. review past meets/ upcoming meets.

Wednesday: 2x400 (endurance), 4x200, 3x100 Hills x 12

Thursday: 200m Tempo runs x 3;
50%, 75%, 100%; 100M, 200M

Friday: 2 boy, 2 girl Relays (Hella FUN), Full out Events. So basically a pre-meet race day.

SFH! Oh baby! you know what that stands for!
Schools Fastest Human!

Rules:
150 Meters
Lanes 3/4/5
Boys and Girls Divisions!
Schools Fastest Male, and Female gets a BIG ASS trophy.

Boys:

1. Joshua Hayes ::: 18.27 (yay me!)

2. Cameron Florez ::: 19.01

3. Drew Drlik ::: 19.12

Girls:

1. Seanna Pitassi ::: 19.59

2. Carley Reynolds ::: 19.84

3. Michelle Pillette ::: 19.85

Hersheys Regional Track Meet Results

Preliminaries 200M

  1. Joshua Hayes 24.77 (Yah! PR!)
  2. Drew Drlik 25.05
  3. Michael Fernando 26.72

Prelim’s 100M

  1. Joshua Hayes 12.17 (woot woot)
  2. Drew Drlik 12.32
  3. Kenneth Marshall 12.74

Finals 200M

  1. Joshua Hayes 24.65
  2. Drew Drlik 25.96
  3. Michael Fernando 27.20

Finals 100M

  1. Joshua Hayes 12.04
  2. Kenneth Marshall 12.55
  3. Drew Drlik 12.57

Yay! I pr’d 4 times,
and I got 2 Ribbons and 2 Medals
Im SO Stoked right now.
look for me in hersheys pennsylvania,
Ill be taking…
4th lol

Meet: Camas Xpress All comers Meet
Date: July 16th
Events: 100; 200; 4x400
Grades: what they’ll be in, next year

100:

  1. Christopher Hayes 11.81 SO 15 yo. (bro)
  2. Daniel Thompson 11.87 SR 17 yo.
  3. Joshua Hayes 12.02 FR 13 yo.
  4. Eric Irish 12.10 JR 15 yo. (I feel his pain)
  5. Martin Morgan 12.26 SO 15 yo.
  6. Jorge Pacheco 12.4 SO 16 yo.

200:

  1. London Vessey 22.97 SO 15 yo.
  2. Chris Hayes 23.44 SO 15 yo.
  3. Johnathan Knutson 23.851 (Cousin) JR
  4. Joshua Hayes 24.09 FR 13 yo.
  5. Jim Mcvicar 25.3 SO 14 yo.
  6. Josh Pacheco 25.65 JR 17 yo.

4x400:

  1. River City TC 3:28.84
  2. Camas Xpress TC 3:32.7 (Chris 51.6, Me 52.8, Spencer 54.7, Anthony M. 52.1)
  3. MAC/ Portland TC 3:32.91
  4. Some other team 3:36.43

Pr’d In both the 100 and the 200. And my first time ever running the 400! 52.8 split for an 8th grader? not bad. :cool:

You split 52.8 as an 8th grader, you’re damn right that’s good! I split a high 55 at your age, keep it up… Keep improving in the shorter distances, you’re gonna be a stud if you keep at it!