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SECRIST WINS, HEISSER SETS RECORD AGAIN AT THE SOUND CLASSIC

Matthew Secrist continued his winning ways by claiming gold in the 300m hurdles (39.03) at the 45 team South Sound Classic in Puyallup on April 13^th. Although most of the team was on Spring Break, a handful of the Wolves took the opportunity to compete in the large invitational.  Secrist also took 4^th place in the 110 hurdles. (14.90)

Mason Heisser also took advantage of the beautiful spring weather to break his own school record in the triple jump.  The 44-10 mark which he set two weeks ago at the Liberty Invitational has been replaced by a 45-07 effort.  He is currently ranked 2^nd in 4A standings.

Other Notable Performances Included:

*Addison Kapur placed 2^nd in the javelin (127-07).  She is currently ranked 2^nd in 4A.

*Eli Yoon ran a huge personal best to place 4^th in the 800m (1:58.6).  He is now ranked 8^th in 4A standings.

*Azadeh Teague placed 6^th in the discus with a 113-08 toss.  She is currently holding the 4^th position in state rankings.

*Andrew Talius placed 7^th in the 800m (2:00.1)

*Peyton Glennon-Robbins was impressive in the 100m, running a personal best time of 12.73.  She now holds the 3^rd all time mark for the Wolves.  She is also currently ranked 10^th in 4A long jump standings.

*Fiona Wolf ran in the Birger Solberg Invitational in Bellingham April 6^th, placing 2^nd in the 2k steeplechase. (7:53.6)

Next Up:  The whole team will head to Issaquah on April 17^th for a dual meet. Afterwards a group of varsity athletes will travel to historic Hayward Field in Eugene Oregon where they will compete in the prestigious Oregon Relays April 19^th-20^th.

WOLVES TOP MT. SI, SECRIST WINS FOUR

     The Eastlake Boy’s Track Team was victorious over Mt. Si at the first home meet of the season on April 3^rd.  The Wolves were led by Matthew Secrist who achieved the rare accomplishment of winning four events.  To no one’s surprise he easily won his signature hurdle events.  In the 300m race he ran a personal best of 38.83, moving him to the number two spot in 4A rankings.  He also won the 110’s in the event that he set the school record for in an early season meet and is currently ranked 4^th in the state.  What was not expected was his win in the 100m which occurred right after the 110’s.  His time of 11.16 is 8^th all time for EHS. He ended the day as he began it, running the opening leg of the winning 4x400m relay that included Justin Hom, Harry McHugh and Connor Hom.

     McHugh continues his stellar senior season.  In addition to the 4x400m victory, he also won the 200m (22.45), the event that he is currently ranked 4^th in 4A. He also ran the third leg on the winning 4x100m relay along with Asir Jackson, Kai Brown and Kelyan Wandji.  Their 43.52 clocking is 6^th all time for the Wolves and 11^th in 4A.  McHugh, who will attend firefighter academy and compete in track for Everet Community College next year, also ran the fastest 100m of his life with a time of 11.18, 9^th all time for the Wolves.

Additional Meet Highlights Included:

*Azadeh Teague led the way for the girls, winning both the discus (103-03) and the shot put with a personal best effort of 30-11.

*Newcomer Luke Simon continues to impress by improving his pole vault mark to 12-0, which is 9^th all time for the Wolves.

*Sally Roos won the 3200m (11.24.6) and anchored the victorious 4x400m relay which included Holly Carroll, Jane Roos and Anna Schneidler (4:06.59).

*Colin Thompson won the 1600m (4:52).

*Mason Heisser won the long jump (20-02).

*Connor Hom (9:47), Eil Yoon, Andrew Talius, Justin Hom, Chase Beckstead, Preston Daniels, Austin Poppino, Lukas Talius, Silas Smith, Eamon Senapati, and Zack Rikkien all broke 11 minutes in the Eastlake sweep of the 3200m.

*Secrist, Felipe Figuerra, Keegan Allen, Nathan Kent-Horton, and Evan Bettinger swept the 300m hurdles.

*Zachary Schriner who is currently ranked 10^th in the 4A javelin won that event with a 147-04 effort.

*Eli Deguzman (5-06), Bryson Hodges, Mason Heisser, and Chase Dannemiller swept the high jump.

*Sally Roos (11:24), Jane Roos, Anna Schneidler and Fiona Wolf swept the 3200m.

*Teague (103-05), Alexandra Walker and Leah Beckman swept the discus.

*Addison Kapur remained undefeated in the javelin with a 122-04 throw.  She has led state 4A rankings the entire season.

*Grace Tolo won the high jump with a 4-06 mark.

*Hannah Sahagian (9-06), Ananya Diddee, and Jessica Martin swept the pole vault.

Additional 2^nd Place Scorers:

Johah Yoon-400m, Figuerira-110m hurdles, Nicholas Cook-discus, Deguzaman-triple jump,

Carroll-800m, Madison Beaty-300m hurdles, Krista Kostoff-javelin & Katelyn Bradford-high jump

Additional 3^rd Place Scorers:

Jonah Yoon-800m, Finnegan Waldron-discus, Ilya Lamansky-javelin, Jackson-long jump, Bradford-100m,

Petyon Glennon-Robbins-200m, Milena Dancsha’zy-400m, Beaty-100m hurdles, Tolo-300m hurdles

WOLVES DOUBLE WINNERS AT LIBERTY,HEISSER SETS SCHOOL RECORD

     The Eastlake Track and Field Team took full advantage of the beautiful spring weather at the Liberty Invitational in Renton on Saturday March 30^th by taking home gold in both the boys and girls divisions of the 15-team competition.  The girls’ squad was dominant, scoring 180 points, compared to runner-up Stadium’s 103.  The boys had a solid win with 117 points.  Puyallup came in second with 93.5 points. 

     Senior Mason Heisser had a blockbuster performance in the triple jump, breaking the school record with 44-10.75 mark.  The effort surpassed Daniel Brady’s 44-02 record that was set in 2013.  He is currently ranked #2 in 4A.  He also placed 2^nd in the long jump with a leap of 20-02.

     The girls’ team was impressive, winning all the relays. The group of Milena Dancsha’zy , Erin Harris, Katelyn Bradford and Peyton Glennon-Robbins  teamed up to win both the 4x100m (51.51) and the 4x200m (1:48.74) relays.  Dancsha’zy won a third gold in the 4x400m event along with Sally Roos, Jane Roos and Anna Schneidler. (4:00.62).  The 4x200m squad’s mark moved them to 10^th all-time for the Wolves and are currently ranked 10^th in 4A standings.  The 4x400m team continues to be ranked #2 in the state standings.

Additional Meet Highlights:

*In addition to anchoring the winning 4x400m relay, Anna Schneidler also won the 800m in a state leading time of 2:14.40.  The freshman sensation is now ranked 3^rd all-time for the Wolves, surpassing Chelsea Orr who went on to run distance for the University of Washington, winning a national Distance Medley Relay title for the Huskies.

*Addison Kapur, the leader in state javelin standings, continued her strong season by winning both the shot put (32-04) and the javelin (125-04)

*Yale recruit Connor Hom was a double winner in the 800m (1:59.03) and as the anchor of the victorious 4x400m relay in which Matthew Secrist, Justin Hom and Harry McHugh combined to run a 3:28.54.  Hom also placed 2^nd in the 1600m (4:19).  He is currently ranked 2^nd in the 1600m and 4^th in the 800 in 4A.  The relay continues to be ranked 2^nd.

*In addition to the 4x400m relay win, Sally Roos ran a personal best in the 1600m (5:01.65) to take gold. She is now the 5^th fastest Wolf in that event, moving ahead of All American Chelsea Orr and currently ranked 3^rd in 4A.  She also placed 2^nd in the 800m (2:17.73), which is the 4^th fastest so far this season in 4A standings.

*Azadeh Teague continued her impressive season by staying undefeated in the discus, winning with a 109-09 toss.  She also placed 3^rd in the shot put (30-01).  She continues to be ranked 3^rd in 4A.

*In addition to his 4x400m relay win, Harry McHugh placed 2^nd in the 200m in a personal best time of 22.29.  He is now 5^th all-time for the Wolves.

*Matthew Secrist continued his stellar year in the hurdle events, running a personal best time of 39.48 in the 300m, moving him to 5^th all time for the Wolves.  He is currently ranked 3^rd in the 300’s and 4^th in the 110’s in state standings.

*Bryson Hodges ran a huge personal best to win the 400m in 52.75

*Freshman Grace Tolo won the high jump with a 4-10 effort.  She is now ranked 7^th all-time in Eastlake standings.

*Newcomer Luke Simon tied for 1^st place in the pole vault with a personal best effort of 11-09.  He is already 12^th all time for the Wolves.

Additional Point Scorers for the Wolves Included:

2^nd Place:

Peyton Glennon-Robbins:  200m & long jump

Milena Dancsha’zy:  400m

3^rd Place:

Justin Hom:  800m

Abbey Van Valkenburg:  3200m

Ananya Diddee:  pole vault

Katelyn Bradford:  long jump

4^th Place:

Daniel Montano:  3200m

Matthew Secritst:  110m hurdles

Zachary Schriner:  javelin

Holly Carroll:  400m

Jane Roos:  1600m

Fiona Wolf:  3200m

5^th Place:

Kai Brown:  100m

Erin Harris:  100m

6^th Place:

Eli Yoon 1600m

Preston Daniels:  3200m

Verissa Mesa:  400m

Imogen Savage:  pole vault

7^th Place:

Andrew Talius:  1600m

Dhruv Setty:  shot put

Katelyn Bradford:  100m

8^th Place:

Kelyan Wandji:  100m

Andrew Talius:  800m

Justin Hom:  1600m

Finnegan Waldron:  shot put

Aiden Gavin:  javelin

Jane Roos:  800m

Krista Kostoff:  javelin

Manek Mathur:  pole vault

SCHNEIDLER BREAKS RECORD AT NEWPORT

     Anna Schneidler did not let the rain, wind and hail that pummeled her at a dual meet at Newport High School on March 27^th derail her from breaking a school record.  Schneidler, in her first open 400m of her high school career, broke Anna Carskaden’s 10-year-old 400m record by almost a second, in a state leading time of 56.58. Carskaden, who went on to run collegiately at Cal Poly set the record as a senior at the state meet where she placed 3^rd.  

     Matthew Secrist was also impervious to the weather, running personal bests in both his 110m (14.86) and 300m (39.82) hurdle wins.  He is now #2 all-time in the 110’s for non-wind aided performances.  The overall record is one of Eastlake’s oldest…a wind aided mark of 14.33 set by Steve Dwyer in 1998.  Dwyer went on to be an all-Pac 10 athlete for WSU competing in the decathlon.  Secrist moved to the all-time #4 spot in the 300’s, surpassing Cooper Williams. He is currently ranked 3^rd in the 110’s and 5^th in the 300’s in 4A standings.  

     As a team, the girls’ squad was dominant, crushing Newport 109-35, sweeping 7 of the 17 events that they competed in and winning an additional 7.  Leading the way for the Wolves were the sprinters who swept all their events.  Eli Yoon dominated for the boys, winning both the 800m & 1600m and the hurdle crew swept both events on the guy's side.

The Sweeps Included:

100m:  Peyton Glennon-Robbins (13.34), Milena Dancsha’zy, Katelyn Bradford, & Erin Harris.

200m: Bradford (28.33), Dancsha’zy, Harris, Verissa Mesa, & Zaphora Capusuan.

400m:  Schneidler (56.58), Dancsha’zy, Holly Carroll and Mesa.

800m:  Sally Roos (2:19.7), Schneidler, Jane Roos & Fiona Wolf

1600m:  Sally Roos (5:18.2), Jane Roos, & Wolf

1600m boys:  Yoon (4:34), Andrew Talius, Daniel Montano & Chase Beckstead

110m hurdles: Secrist (14.86), Felipe Figueira, Keegan Allen, & Evan Bettinger

300m hurdles boys:  Secrist (39.82), Figuerira, Allen, Bettinger, Nathan Kent-Horton, Grant Arndt, Maksym Grarchenko, Ekaansh Agarwal, Brandon Johnson, Daniel Osborn, & Matan Levit

Discus:  Azadeh Teague (94-02), Alexandra Walker & Leah Beckman

Javelin:  Addison Kapur (127-00), Krista Kostoff, Jessica Martin & Alexandra Melchor-Alvarez

Additional Winners Included:

Madison Beaty:  100m & 300m hurdles (18.97 & 55.20)

Kapur:  shot put (31-07)

Grace Tolo:  high jump (4-04)

Hannah Sahigan:  pole vault (10-00)

Glennon-Robbins:  long jump (15-03)

Luke Simon:  pole vault (10-06)

4x 100m relay:  Dancsha’zy, Glennon-Robbins, Harris and Bradford (52.83)

Additional Point Scorers Included:

Harry McHugh: 100m & 200m

Bryson Hodges:  200m

Talius:  400m

Beckstead:  800m

Nicholas Cook:  discus

Zachary Schriner:  javelin

Charlie Porter:  pole vault

Asir Jackson:  long jump

Mason Heisser:  triple jump

Tolo:  100m hurdles & 300m hurdles

Teague:  shot put

Ananya Diddee:  pole vault

Bradford:  long jump     

WOLVES NAB STATE RANKINGS AT ICEBREAKER

The Eastlake Track and Field Team had a great showing at the Icebreaker Invitational on Saturday March 23^rd at Issaquah High School.  In their first invitational of the year the boys took 3^rd place honors out of a seventeen-team field.  Both the girls and boys 4x400m relay teams were spectacular in their wins and are both currently the 2^nd ranked team in 4A standings.  The members of both squads accounted for many of the top 10 rankings that the Wolves achieved at the meet.

The boys relay team which included Matthew Secrist, Harry McHugh, Mason Heisser and Connor Hom ran a time of 3:29.9 in their win.  Secrist, who got the Wolves out to a solid lead in the relay also had an impressive day in his hurdle events, running personal bests in both the 110’s (15.10) and the 300m (40.40) races.  He is now 6^th all time for Eastlake in both events and ranked 4^th   and 5^th in 4A in standings. McHugh, who placed 2^nd in the 200m (22.99) is currently ranked 10^th in state rankings, while Heisser, who achieved a personal best in the triple jump with a 43-07 effort is ranked #2.  Hom, who is a senior this year and will compete in cross country and track next year at Yale University also had a solid start to the season with his 6^th place finish in a very fast 1600m race.  His time of 4:23.3 gives him a current 5^th place ranking in 4A. 

The girl’s 4x400m squad, which included Jane Roos, Sally Roos, Erin Harris and Anna Schneidler ran a time of 4:01.1 , which is the 3^rd best time ever run at Eastlake.  The team surpassed a foursome who all went on to compete collegiately in distance or middle distance that included; Anna Carskaden(Cal Poly), Pia Richards (WSU), Devon Bortfield (WSU) and Anastasia Kosykh (UW).  Individually, Sally and Jane Roos’ times of 11:18.37 and 11:18.41 in the 3200m give them a 3^rd and 4^th place 4A ranking, while Schneidler, who erased a 15m lead in her anchor leg in the relay, achieved a 3^rd place 4A rank in her 800m (2:18.02) and a 7^th all-time ranking  for the Wolves.

Additional Meet Highlights Included:

*Addison Kapur who is the top ranked javelin thrower in the state easily won her signature event with a solid 130-01 effort.  She also placed 2^nd in the shot put with a 32-10 mark.

*Azadeh Teague who is currently ranked 3^rd in state 4A standings in the discus won her event with a toss of 108-11.

*Andrew Talius and Eli Yoon both achieved top 10   state rankings in their events with Talius running a personal best in the 800m (1:59.85) and Yoon running a 4:27.5 in the 1600m.-

Additional Point Scorers Includes:

2^nd Place:

George Malina-Freshmen 100m

4^th Place:

Keegan Allen-300m hurdles

Saniya Riabinina-Freshmen 1600m

Hannah Sahagian-pole vault

5^th Place:

Alexandra Walker-discus

Silas Smith, Austin Poppino, Lexi Eller, and Rio Tabion-Mixed 4x800m relay

6^th Place:

Felipe Figueria-100m hurdles

Asir Jackson, McHugh, Malina and Kelyan Wandji-4x100m relay

Zachary Schreiner-javelin

Amy Harlan-Freshmen 1600m relay

7^th Place:

Peyton Glennon-Robbins-200m

Milena Dancsha’zy-400m

Glennon-Robbins, Holly Carroll, Maya Brand and Danscsh’zy-4x200m relay

8^th Place:

Luke Simon-pole vault

Carroll-400m

Next Up: The entire team heads to Newport for a dual on Wednesday March 27^th.  The top varsity athletes will also compete in an invitational at Liberty High School in Renton on Saturday March 30^th.

KAPUR SETS RECORD AT OPENER

Addison Kapur got the Eastlake Track and Field Team off to a tremendous start in the “Battle of 228^th Street” jamboree on March 14^th at Skyline High School.  The early season “rust buster” against Skyline and Eastside Catholic was an abbreviated non-scoring meet that gave the student-athletes a chance to dip their toe in the water and compete in two events.  Kapur, who set the school record in the javelin as a sophomore last year and placed 3^rd at the State Meet picked up right where she left off and improved her own record by more than seven inches with a 133-04 winning throw.  She is the State leader in early season rankings.  

Additional Winners Included:

*Azadeh Teague threw a huge personal best in the discus with a 123-07 toss.  She is inches away from breaking one of Eastlake’s oldest school records, which was set by Heidi Hurn in 1998. She is now 2^nd all time for Eastlake, moving ahead of Rachel Gough who is currently throwing the discus and shot put collegiately at Southern Utah University.

*The girl’s 4x800m relay of Anna Schneidler, Jane Roos, Fiona Wolf and Sally Roos handily defeated the Skyline team that included Anna Callahan and Rebecca O’Keefe, who have both won individual state championships.  In the opening leg freshmen sensation Schneidler dropped Callahan with 200m to go and finished 20m ahead.  The Roos sisters and Wolf extended the lead to win by over 40 seconds.  Their time of 9:38.3 is number two all time for the Wolves and only 2 seconds behind last year’s school record squad that included the Roos sisters, Erin Schmidlin and Alyssa Flindt.  Schmidlin is currently running track and cross country for the University of Puget Sound.

*Matthew Secrist was impressive in his 110m hurdle opener, running a personal best time of 15.61.  He is currently ranked 5^th in the State and moves up to 8^th all time for the Wolves.

*Zachary Schreiner threw a huge personal best in the javelin, improving 22 feet with a 159-00 effort.  He is currently ranked 3^rd in the State and moves up to 5^th all time for the Wolves.

*The 4x400m boys relay team of Bryson Hodges, Harry McHugh, Secrist and Connor Hom ran a solid early opener time of 3:34.  They are currently ranked 2^nd in the State.

*George Malina’s win the fresh/soph 100m in a time of 11.70 is the 4^th best time ever run by a freshman at EHS.

*Jumper Mason Heisser who placed 9^th in the triple jump at the State Meet last year won the long jump with a solid 20-00 mark.

*Senior Katelyn Brandford won the long jump in her debut with a 15-09 effort.  Moving ahead of Courtney Pixler who went on to play soccer at the University of Alabama, she is now ranked 7^th all time for the Wolves.

*Hannah Sahagian, who narrowly missed qualifying for the State Meet in the pole vault last year, placed first with a 9-06, ranking her 8^th in the 4A standings.  Her teammates Annanya Diddee and Kate Thomas placed 2^nd and 3^rd, completing the sweep.

2^nd Place Finishers Included:

Connor Hom-1600m

Felipe Figueira-110m hurdles

Dhruv Setty-shot put

Keylen Wandji-high jump

Luke Simon-pole vault

Caitlyn Headon-Weeks-Fr./Soph 100m

Sally Roos-1600m

Madison Beaty-100m hurdles

Addison Kapur-shot put

Krista Kostoff-shot put

3^rd Place Finishers:

Harry McHugh-100m

Johah Yoon-Fr./Soph. 100m

Nicholas Cook-shot put

Orin Craig-discus

Drew Aquino-high jump

Charlie Porter-pole vault

Eli Deguzman-long jump

Sophie-Rose O’Brien-Fr./Soph. 100m

Anna Schneidler-1600m

Azadeh Teague-shot put

Alexandra Walker-discus

Grace Tolo-high jump

4^th Place Finishers Included:

Asir Jackson-100m &long jump

Jacob Kim-Fr./Soph. 100m

Eli Yoon-1600m

Finnegan Waldron-discus

Aiden Gavin-javelin

Erin Harris- 100m

Clare Drake-Fr./Soph 100m

Jane Roos-1600m

Alexandra Melchor-Alvarez-javelin

Next Up: The top competitors in each event will participate in the inaugural Issaquah Icebreaker Invitational on Saturday March 23^rd, featuring some of the top teams in the state.  The full squad will head to Newport on Wednesday March 27^th for a dual meet.

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Eastlake XC girls earn trophy winning 4th in State!

Boys take 6th!

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