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Caston’s Colvin, Salisbury go 1-2 in girls high jump
BY VAL TSOUTSOURIS
Sports Editor, RTC
PLYMOUTH — The three-way track meet between Rochester, Caston and host Plymouth was rained out Thursday and rescheduled for Monday.
Rochester coach Ryan Helt admitted that he forgot that Monday was the National Honor Society induction ceremony. Had he remembered, he said he would have moved it to another day.
That meant that the best boys middle distance runner (Grant Bailey), the best girls distance runner (Allyson Calloway) and the best girls hurdler and long jumper (Kyra Doran) were unavailable.
That only meant more eyeballs on Harrison Dunwoody.
Dunwoody, a state qualifier in the 110 hurdles last year, has a lot on his plate. He wants to get back to state in the 110 hurdles. He wants to break Tadd Hettinger’s school record in the event. And he wants to also make state in the 300 hurdles.
And that is not to mention that he also won the 100 meters in 11.64 seconds Monday along with wins in both hurdles races.
In the end, Rochester went 1-1 on the day, losing to Plymouth 84-39 and beating Caston 72-51. Caston also lost to Plymouth 86-37.
Other Rochester winners in the boys meet included Leandro Javier, who held off Plymouth’s Freddy Kallenberg and Caston’s Kane Finke to win the 1,600 meters in 4:57.06; Mason Hisey, who won the discus with a throw of 133-0; and Grant Clark, took the shot put with a heave of 40-1 ½.
Kane Finke Mason Hisey
Finke, who held off a charging Javier and Kallenberg to win the slow-paced 3,200 in 12:16.64, was the lone Caston winner.
As for Dunwoody, he was a little over a week removed from finishing fourth at state in the 60 hurdles indoor state finals.
“Harrison’s a special guy,” Helt said of Dunwoody. last year’s RTC4 Boys Athlete of the Year. “He works really hard in the winter. He studies. He’s online looking at what other schools do at the high school level and collegiate level. He really has sort of a focus and determination, I think, that was fueled by going to state last year. He’s increased his goals. He wants to make it to state in the 300 hurdles as well as the 110s. I think he knows after the 60 indoor finals that he can hang with the big schools as well as the smaller schools. He’s after the school record in the 110s. So he’s a lot of goals he’s pursuing, and I think a lot of them are attainable.”
Caston coach Blair Zimmerman described Finke’s win in the 3,200 as a “shakeout race” in chilly conditions with temperatures in the upper 40s.
“It’s really cold tonight,” Zimmerman said. “He was just getting in the reps, I think. So I expect to see a much better time throughout the season. Today just wasn’t that day.”
Rochester also went 1-1 in the girls meet, losing to Plymouth 111-17 but beating Caston 58-55. Caston also lost to Plymouth 115-12.
Grace Colvin Callie Salisbury Madelyn MacLain
Plymouth won 14 of the 16 events. The lone Caston win came in the high jump, where Grace Colvin and teammate Callie Salisbury of Caston both cleared 4-9 to finish first and second, respectively.
But Caston also got some bad news when Madi Douglass suffered a torn ACL at an AAU basketball tournament and will miss all of track season and all of her senior volleyball season in the fall.
Colvin competed at that same AAU tournament, and she also got hurt, suffering an ankle injury. But she gutted it out anyway.
“That AAU basketball caused me a lot of trouble over the weekend, putting Madi Douglass out for the season,” Zimmerman said. “But I was able to watch over there. She and Callie were running their reps. It’s good to see them being the last two out, still working. Four-nine, I don’t think that’s PR territory for her, but that was a good performance for her. It’s going to make her feel pretty good coming back … right where she left off. She was a little concerned about it. … She takes these really seriously.”
With Doran, a regional qualifier from last year out of the long jump, away, freshman teammate Madelyn MacLain got the win with a jump of 13-8 ½ for Rochester.
“Probably the most we’ve had since Kenzie Bradley and Kami Burkett kind of headlined that squad of kids,” Helt said when asked to assess the girls depth in the sprints. “This group might be deeper. Jordyn Hackworth was a great pickup. Maddy MacLain is an outstanding freshman. I really think Elise Enyart, she’s going to figure it out and be really good. (Maddy) Bailon and (Kyla) Conley are very solid contributors. I think the school four by one record is certainly attainable for them. I think we can score multiple athletes in conference and maybe in sectional in our sprints now.”
GIRLS TRACK RESULTS (MONDAY)
Plymouth 111, Rochester 17
Plymouth 115, Caston 12
Rochester 58, Caston 55
Winners plus all Rochester and Caston results
100 m
1. Allen (PLY) – 12.66 seconds, 3. Madelyn MacLain (RHS) – 13.53, 4. Maddie Bailon (RHS) – 13.62, 5. Camila Hernandez-Rios (CAS) – 13.77, 10. Jordyn Hackworth (RHS) – 14.35, 15. Elise Enyart (RHS) – 14.64, 16. Beanna James (CAS) – 14.66, 28. Emma Zimmerman (CAS) – 17.13
200 m
1. Allen (PLY) – 27.07 seconds, 5. Maddie Bailon (RHS) – 29.82, 7. Madelyn MacLain (RHS) – 30.17, 8. Grace Colvin (CAS) – 30.34, 13. Elise Enyart (RHS) – 31.15, 17. Jordyn Hackworth (RHS) – 31.54, 19. Breanna James (CAS) – 32.16, 27. Emma Zimmerman (CAS) – 38.72
400 m
1. Schadek (PLY) – 1:05.05, 3. Camila Hernandez-Rios (CAS) – 1:07.28, 6. Angelikah Graber (RHS) – 1:18.18, 7. Hailey Crissinger (RHS) – 1:24.80
800 m
1. Miller (PLY) – 2:31.52, 5. Hannah Rogers (CAS) – 2:50.89, 6. Brooklyn Chandler (RHS) – 2:58.46, 7. Adison Hayes (RHS) – 3:02.73, 8. Ainsley Horvath (RHS) – 3:22.92, 9. Vivian Moulder (CAS) – 3:24.77, 10. Bailey Smith (RHS) – 3:26.06, 11. Jocelyn Shafer (RHS) – 3:35.43, 13. Addyson Hake (RHS) – 3:48.09
1,600 m
1. Miller (PLY) – 5:50.43, 3. Hannah Rogers (CAS) – 6:22.94, 4. Daniela Ochoa (RHS) – 6:26.57, 5. Adison Hayes (RHS) – 6:30.38, 7. Brooklyn Chandler (RHS) – 6:50.82
3,200 m
1. Miller (PLY) – 13:31.45
100 m hurdles
1. Hunter (PLY) – 16.19 seconds, 4. Kyla Conley (RHS) – 18.10
300 m hurdles
1. Macey (PLY) – 50.06 seconds, 2. Kyla Conley (RHS) – 55.84, 5. Quinn Gruss (RHS) – 59.58
4 x 100 m relay
1. Plymouth – 51.70 seconds, 3. Rochester – 54.66
4 x 400 m relay
1. Plymouth – 4:29.13, 3. Caston – 4:45.04, 4. Rochester – 4:56.51
4 x 800 m relay
1. Plymouth – 11:05.76, 2. Caston – 12:59.03
Long jump
1. Madelyn MacLain (RHS) – 13-8 ½, 5. Ripley Beck (CAS) – 9-7
High jump
1. Grace Colvin (CAS) – 4-9, 2. Callie Salisbury (CAS) – 4-9, 3. Ella Hake (RHS) – 4-6, 5. Jordyn Hackworth (RHS) – 4-4, 9. Quinn Gruss (RHS) – 4-2
Discus
1. Kmiatek (PLY) – 101-0, 3. Lyla Gebhardt (CAS) – 91-8, 4. Jada Martz (CAS) – 90-4, 8. Allison Craig (CAS) – 69-0, 9. Alyssa Smith (CAS) – 67-3, 10. Savannah Zimmerman (CAS) – 62-9, 13. Ainsley Horvath (RHS) – 48-3, 14. Leah Ehlinger (CAS) – 40-10
Shot put
1. Lloyd (PLY) – 31-4 ½, 4. Jada Martz (CAS) – 27-8, 6. Allison Craig (CAS) – 26-5 ½, 8. Ainsley Horvath (RHS) – 25-4, 11. Lyla Gebhardt (CAS) – 24-10, t-14. Savannah Zimmerman (CAS) – 19-10 ½, 17. Leah Ehlinger (CAS) – 17-11, 18. Alyssa Smith (CAS) – 17-8 ½
Pole vault
1. Olivarez (PLY) – 8-0, 3. Elise Enyart (RHS) – 6-6
BOYS TRACK RESULTS (MONDAY)
Plymouth 84, Rochester 39
Plymouth 86, Caston 37
Rochester 72, Caston 51
Winners plus all Rochester and Caston results
100 m
1. Harrison Dunwoody (RHS) – 11.64 seconds, 3. Kaemen Lee (CAS) – 12.03, 6. Spencer Backus (RHS) – 12.23
200 m
1. Gast (PLY) – 24.26 seconds, 3. Kaemen Lee (CAS) – 24.83, 6. Spencer Backus (RHS) – 25.59, 11. Preston Luhnow (RHS) – 26.73, 13. Tanner Horn (RHS) – 27.43, 14. Hunter Kamp (RHS) – 27.56
400 m
1. Shipley (PLY) – 53.02 seconds, 2. Tyson Wachtmann (RHS) – 58.19, 3. Isaac Albright (CAS) – 59.25, 4. Daulton Oaf (CAS) – 59.43, 5. Grayson Miller (RHS) – 1:02.74, 6. Evan Maroney (RHS) – 1:10.94
800 m
1. Faulstich (PLY) – 2:14.44, 4. Camdyn Furnivall (RHS) – 2:20.84, 11. Reuben Helt (CAS) – 2:29.07, 12. Malakai Clayton (CAS) – 2:30.61, 20. Gavin Mollencupp (RHS) – 3:03.46, 21. Malaki Hicks (RHS) – 4:29.47
1,600 m
1. Leandro Javier (RHS) – 4:57.06, 3. Kane Finke (CAS) – 5:01.38, 6. Lincoln Holder (RHS) – 5:22.61, 7. Malakai Clayton (CAS) – 5:24.06, 12. Caden Biernacki (RHS) – 5:34.08, 15. Lucas Scorsone (RHS) – 5:44.56, 16. Evan Rudd (RHS) – 5:53.80, 18. Larry Cruz (CAS) – 6:12.06
3,200 m
1. Kane Finke (CAS) – 12:16.64, 2. Leandro Javier (RHS) – 12:16.76, 5. Carter Moss (CAS) – 12:57.81
110 m hurdles
1. Harrison Dunwoody (RHS) – 15.29 seconds, 2. Mack Mappin (CAS) – 17.47, 4. Daniel Rodas (CAS) – 18.67
300 m hurdles
1. Harrison Dunwoody (RHS) – 44.02 seconds, 3. Clarence Garrett (RHS) – 46.05, 4. Mack Mappin (CAS) – 46.49, 7. Daniel Rodas (CAS) – 52.22
4 x 100 m relay
1. Plymouth – 45.80 seconds, 2. Rochester – 48.90, 3. Caston – 49.85
4 x 400 m relay
1. Plymouth – 3:54.69, 2. Caston – 3:57.01, 3. Rochester – 4:02.97
4 x 800 m relay
1. Caston – 9:11.92, 4. Rochester – 10:06.00, 6. Caston – 10:18.52
Long jump
1. Kylen Ellery (PLY) – 19-3, 2. Kaemen Lee (CAS) – 18-9 ½, 4. Preston Luhnow (RHS) – 17-2, 5. Clarence Garrett (RHS) – 17-1, 8. Hunter Kamp (RHS) – 15-6, 10. Tanner Horn (RHS) – 15-0 ½
High jump
t-1. Hundt (PLY) – 5-10, t-1. Kylen Ellery (PLY) – 5-10, 3. Clarence Garrett (RHS) – 5-6, 4. Mack Mappin (CAS) – 5-4, 5. Van Kiser (RHS) – 5-4
Discus
1. Mason Hisey (RHS) – 133-0, 4. Nathaniel Runkle (CAS) – 114-10, 6. Jonas Kiser (RHS) – 106-6, 8. Eli Rush (CAS) – 91-8, 12. Van Kiser (RHS) – 83-7, 13. Owen Lett (RHS) – 83-5, 14. Cailab Tyler (RHS) – 76-2, 15. Blake Farrer (CAS) – 72-11, 16. Braxton Mills-Taylor (CAS) – 71-0, 17. Luke Hipsher (CAS) – 69-1, 18. Jaser Garrett (RHS) – 66-0, 19. Grant Bolinger (RHS) – 64-2, 21. Justin Molina (RHS) – 58-10, 22. Dylan Robbins (CAS) – 51-7
Shot put
1. Grant Clark (RHS) – 40-1 ½, 2. Nathaniel Runkle (CAS) – 38-6, t-3. Mason Hisey (RHS) – 37-4 ½, 9. Jonas Kiser (RHS) – 32-9 ½, 10. Eli Rush (CAS) – 32-6, 12. Owen Lett (RHS) – 31-6 ½, 13. Cailab Tyler (RHS) – 30-2 ¾, 14. Jaser Garrett (RHS) – 29-9 ½, 15. Luke Hipsher (CAS) – 28-5 ½, 17. Braxton Mills-Taylor (CAS) – 23-6 ½, 18. Dylan Robbins (CAS) – 21-0 ¾, 19. Alex Ault (CAS) – 20-7, 20. Justin Molina (RHS) – 19-5 ½
Pole vault
1. Hundt (PLY) – 12-0, 3. Grayson Miller (RHS) – 8-0, 5. Van Kiser (RHS) – 7-0, 6. Tanner Horn (RHS) – 7-0
