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Varsity 541 NEWS NOW   Man pleads guilty in Mail Tribune burglary       ...       Construction kicks off on new Medford fire station       ...       States, federal agencies will seek removal of Klamath dams       ...       Man pleads guilty in Mail Tribune burglary       ...       Construction kicks off on new Medford fire station       ...       States, federal agencies will seek removal of Klamath dams       ...           PREP TRACK AND FIELD Record Day at 62nd Medford Rotary Relays Comment By Kris Henry Mail Tribune Follow @@Kris_Henry MailTribune.com By Kris Henry Mail Tribune Follow @@Kris_Henry Posted Apr. 2, 2016 at 8:14 PM Updated Apr 2, 2016 at 10:05 PM By Kris Henry Mail Tribune Follow @@Kris_Henry Posted Apr. 2, 2016 at 8:14 PM Updated Apr 2, 2016 at 10:05 PM »  Social News Seven records were broken and one new team award gained resounding approval to highlight the 62nd Medford Rotary Relays at North Medford High’s Bowerman Field Saturday. Black Tornado athletes found their names among three of the records that fell during the 15-school meet, but it was Grants Pass that walked away with the big-school team championship in the boys and girls meets. The Cavemen scored 102.93 points to win the boys title, while the GP girls edged North Medford 102.29 to 98.94. Henley swept the small-school divisions. “I think top to bottom, that’s probably the most meet records we’ve had broken in one season at the meet,” said North Medford track and field coach Piet Voskes. “It was a great atmosphere out there today,” added Voskes. “The whole point of the (Medford Rotary Relays) is just to keep the idea that (Bill) Bowerman had originally from early 1940s and mimic that while adding our own modern twist to it.” The newest twist Saturday involved a decathlon team award, where standard decathlon points were given to each school based on marks earned by their top competitor in all field events and the 1,500-meter run. “It’s just something I came up with just kicking things around,” said Voskes, noting the Southwest Conference has decided to adopt the scoring as a special part of its district meet later this year. The North Medford girls and Grants Pass boys won their respective decathlon awards. In more traditional fashion, the North Medford boys quartet of Brian Schireman, Javel Stewart, Cody Matthews and Tyren Wolfe set one of the meet records by cruising to victory in the 4x100 relay in 43.21 seconds, which is the third-fastest mark in Oregon this year. The old record of 43.88 was set by Hidden Valley in 2013. Schireman, Stewart and Wolfe were joined by Logan Stone in winning the 4x200 relay (1:31.38) and 4x400 relay (3:32.69). “Those three guys who were on all three winning relay teams just had a day,” said Voskes. “They all looked strong.” The 1,500 saw the boys and girls records fall, with Ridgeview’s Albert Hesse (4:18.10) doing the honors in the boys race and St. Mary’s Marissa Dobry (4:37.52) eclipsing the record she set one year ago. Sawyer Heckard of Marshfield set the previous boys record last year at 4:22.53. Dobry, who won in 4:45.15 last year, dominated her race to finish 16 seconds ahead of runner-up Mahala Norris of Roseburg. Her time is the fastest in the state among all classes. “That 4:37 by Marissa Dobry is a great time,” said Voskes. “She did that all by herself. She had probably an 8-second lead throughout the entire race, she was impressive.” Also impressive was the winning boys distance medley crew of Cal Duke, Andy Monroe, Derek Tripp and Walter Vail of Crater. The relay race features distances of 1,200, 400, 800 and 1,600, and the Crater quartet finished in record time at 10:35.65. The previous meet record of 10:41 was set in 2010 by a North Medford group that included future Division I runners Drew Jordan and Stetson Smith. North Medford’s trio of Avery Fisk, Emily Shaw and Emily Grether smashed the previous meet record in the girls team discus with a combined total of 291 feet, 5½ inches. The old mark of 278-8 was set in 2007 by South Medford. In the girls team javelin, North Medford’s Emily Shaw, Anna Lorenz and Elise Snowden set a record with their combined total of 344-10, just ahead of Roseburg’s 343-6 last year. In the girls team high jump, Aubree Esterline, Brooke Johnson and Keelyn Coe of Grants Pass broke the record set by North Medford last year (14-6¼) by totaling 15-0. Other marks ranked among the state’s top 10: Henley’s Dylan Castle won the boys 300 hurdles in 39.94 (second); Ashland’s Emma Hickman won the girls shot put in 38-11¾ (eighth); Lorenz won the girls javelin in 127-9 (eighth); and Ashland’s Dominic Meads won the boys discus in 149-5 (ninth). The Grants Pass girls winning relay time in the 4x400 of 4:10.61 stands fifth in the state, while runner-up North Medford’s time of 4:14.08 is ninth. Athlete of the meet honors, which recognizes the highest-scoring individuals at the meet, went to Henley’s Zenaida Bresser (girls) and Hidden Valley’s Casey Carter and Jordan Vasquez (boys). Bresser totaled 11½ points in four events while the Mustang tandem of Carter and Vasquez each scored 9.9 points in their four events. BOYS TEAM SCORES: 1, Grants Pass, 102.93; 2, Henley, 91.26; 3, Hidden Valley, 83.28; 4, Roseburg, 63.6; 5, Crater, 63.58; 6, North Medford, 63.45; 7, Phoenix, 62.3; 8, Ashland, 58.49; 9, Cascade Christian, 53.6; 10, South Medford, 52.3; 11, Ridgeview, 51.78; 12, Lakeview, 49.96; 13, Eagle Point, 44.44; 14, St. Mary’s, 33.96; 15, Del Norte, 31.98. 1,500 — 1, Albert Hesse, Ridgeview, 4:18.10; 2, Kevin Van Dyke, Eagle Point, 4:21.97; 3, Erik Olsen, Crater, 4:25.00. 300 HURDLES — 1, Dylan Castle, Henley, 39.94; 2, Seth Andres, Henley, 41.10; 3, Alex Jarvis, Grants Pass, 42.45. 4X100-METER RELAY — 1, North Medford (Brian Schireman, Javel Stewart, Cody Matthews, Tyren Wolfe), 43.21; 2, Henley, 43.96; 3, Grants Pass, 44.68. 4X200-METER RELAY — 1, North Medford (Logan Stone, Javel Stewart, Brian Schireman, Tyren Wolfe), 1:31.38; 2, Grants Pass, 1:34.58; 3, Henley, 1:35.36. 4X400-METER RELAY — 1, North Medford (Logan Stone, Javel Stewart, Brian Schireman, Tyren Wolfe), 3:32.69; 2, Grants Pass, 3:34.98; 3, Ashland, 3:35.80. 4X800-METER RELAY — 1, Grants Pass (Nathan Burton, Maxel Belnap, Dimitri Underwood, Garrett Wallace), 8:18.72; 2, South Medford, 8:21.40; 3, Crater, 8:47.84. DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAY — 1, Crater (Cal Duke, Andy Monroe, Derek Tripp, Walter Vail), 10:35.65; 2, Roseburg, 11:18.71; 3, Ashland, 11:26.15. 4X110 SHUTTLE HURDLES — 1, South Medford, 51.93; 2, Hidden Valley, 52.76; 3, Grants Pass, 53.34. SHOT PUT — 1, Chris Steffey, Ridgeview, 51-3.25; 2, Saige Swan, Del Norte, 49-9.75; 3, Brent Yeakey, Ridgeview, 49-7. DISCUS — 1, Dominic Meads, Ashland, 149-5; 2, Calvin Claassen, Grants Pass, 146-0; 3, Chris Steffey, Ridgeview, 140-9. JAVELIN — 1, Dylan Perrin, Eagle Point, 167-2; 2, Travis LaDuke, Roseburg, 154-9; 3, Dalton Rasmussen, Roseburg, 150-3. HIGH JUMP — 1, Tayler Phillips, Grants Pass, 6-2; 2, Dylan Castle, Henley, 6-0; 3, Bryce Norris, Henley, 6-0. POLE VAULT — 1, Boot Clark, Henley, 14-0; 2, Daniel Standring, Del Norte, 12-6; 3, Jeremiah Sherrynewby, Ashland, 11-6. LONG JUMP — 1, Zach Booker, Cascade Christian, 20-10.50; 2, Elijah Castro, Hidden Valley, 20-10.25; 3, O’Rion Irving, Eagle Point, 20-5.50. TRIPLE JUMP — 1, Zach Booker, Cascade Christian, 41-11; 2, Bryce Norris, Henley, 41-4.25; 3, Elijah Castro, Hidden Valley, 40-0.25. GIRLS TEAM SCORES: 1, Grants Pass, 102.29; 2, North Medford, 98.94; 3, Henley, 96.29; 4, Phoenix, 74.62; 5, Cascade Christian, 69.95; 6, Del Norte, 65.94; 7, Ridgeview, 61.11; 8, Crater, 57.91; 9, Hidden Valley, 54.63; 10, Lakeview, 48.31; 11, St. Mary’s, 47.93; 12, Roseburg, 45.93; 13, Ashland, 45.27; 14, South Medford, 38.43; 15, Eagle Point, 35.66. 1,500 — 1, Marissa Dobry, St. Mary’s, 4:37.52; 2, Mahala Norris, Roseburg, 4:53.34; 3, Danielle Jantzer, Phoenix, 5:04.36. 4x100 HURDLES — 1, Grants Pass, 51.96; 2, Del Norte, 53.72; 3, Lakeview, 58.52. 300 HURDLES — 1, Molly Guerra, Grants Pass, 49.01; 2, Sahalie Crain, Henley, 50.44; 3, Brette Graham, Lakeview, 51.32. 4X100-METER RELAY — 1, Grants Pass (Molly Guerra, Deshae Wise, Brooke Johnson, Tarisa Olinski), 50.07; 2, North Medford, 51.24; 3, Cascade Christian, 52.09. 4X200-METER RELAY — 1, Grants Pass (Lindsey Bonney, Deshae Wise, Brooke Johnson, Tarisa Olinski), 1:48.45; 2, North Medford, 1:50.35; 3, Phoenix, 1:52.26. 4X400-METER RELAY — 1, Grants Pass (Tarisa Olinski, Ayla Klingler, Deshae Wise, Brooke Johnson), 4:10.61; 2, North Medford, 4:14.08; 3, Phoenix, 4:16.90. 4X800-METER RELAY — 1, Crater (Kylie Caldwell, Maggie Lacey, McKenna Presley, Ellie Smith), 10:59.00; 2, Grants Pass, 11:30.94; 3, Henley, 11:42.94. DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAY — 1, Crater (Elezebeth Allen, Kylie Caldwell, Margaret Faliano, Jordan Monroe), 13:17.22; 2, St. Mary’s, 13:32.37; 3, Phoenix, 13:36.44. SHOT PUT — 1, Emma Hickman, Ashland, 38-11.75; 2, Brenna Pinkerton, Ridgeview, 37-5; 3, Sara Miles, South Medford, 35-10.25. DISCUS — 1, Avery Fisk, North Medford, 111-10; 2, Emily Grether, North Medford, 107-8; 3, Emma Hickman, Ashland, 106-11. JAVELIN — 1, Anna Lorenz, North Medford, 127-9; 2, Elise Snowden, North Medford, 114-5; 3, Holly Smith, Henley, 109-6. HIGH JUMP — 1, Brooke Johnson, Grants Pass, 5-3; 2, Aubree Esterline, Grants Pass, 5-3; 3, Emily Stephens, Cascade Christian, 5-1. POLE VAULT — 1, Sage Ramsey, Roseburg, 9-3; 2, Maya Baksay, Grants Pass, 9-0; 3, Morgen Fossen, North Medford, 9-0. LONG JUMP — 1, Gabrielle Crouch, Ridgeview, 15-7; 2, Marinda Stanton, Eagle Point, 15-1.50; 3, M.J. Hamilton, North Medford, 14-10. TRIPLE JUMP — 1, Marinda Stanton, Eagle Point, 33-2.50; 2, M.J. Hamilton, North Medford, 31-11; 3, Gabby Mathis, Henley, 31-4.75. Reach reporter Kris Henry at 541-776-4488, [email protected], www.facebook.com/krishenryMT or www.twitter.com/Kris_Henry By Kris Henry Mail Tribune Follow @@Kris_Henry MailTribune.com By Kris Henry Mail Tribune Follow @@Kris_Henry Posted Apr. 2, 2016 at 8:14 PM Updated Apr 2, 2016 at 10:05 PM » Comment or view comments   Reader Reaction Schedules & Events --> Recent Scores --> Prep Notebook Kris Henry South AD, hoops coach search to begin in April Finding a replacement for the roles Dennis Murphy has held at South Medford High as athletic director and boys basketball coach will be... Varsity 541 Photos Medford Rotary Relays North vs. South North Medford vs. Century MT All-Star Basketball - Boys MT All-Star Basketball - Girls South vs West Salem » More Photo Galleries Privacy Policy | Terms of Service | Local Media Group Publications | Contact Us | Advertise | © Copyright Local Media Group, Inc. All Rights Reserved.