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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Expositor, 2007-05-30, Page 14Page 14 May 30, 2007 • The Huron Expositor Susan Hundertmark photos At top, Jordan Currie clears the bar during the senior boys' high jump event while above, Luke Harrison heaves the shot put and at left, Brianne Higenell runs the 400 -metre during Seaforth Public School's annual track and field meet. The regional public school meet will be held June 8 at Seaforth Public School. SPS track results Last Thursday's high temperatures and air quality warning extended Seaforth Public School's annual track and field meet into a two-day event last week, with races held Friday when temperatures dropped. In the senior boys' events, Luke Harrison came first overall, coming first in the 100 -metre run, 200 -metre run, 400 -metre run, triple jump and high jump. Other first place finish- ers in the senior boys' events included Brodie Cairns, who came second overall and first in the long jump, Jordan Currie, who came third overall and first in the 800 -metre run and shot put and Devin Simpson who came first in the softball throw. In the seniors girls' events, Katie Arts came first overall, winning the high jump event. Other winners included Andrea Rowntree, who came second overall and first in the 100 -metre run, 200 -metre run, 400 -metre run and triple jump, Nicole McIntosh, who came third overall and first in the 800 -metre run, Brianna Cooper, who came first in the shot put, Sky Hendrickson, who Came first in the high jump and Stacy McLachlan, who came first in the softball throw. In the intermediate boys' events, Riley Ward came first overall, coming first in 100 -metre run, 200 -metre run, shot put, long jump, triple jump, high jump and softball throw. Paul Doig came first in the 400 -metre and 800 - metre runs in the interme- diate boys' category. In the intermediate girls' events, Lexi Cook came first overall, winning the 200 -metre run, 400 - metre run, 800 -metre run, shot put, long jump, triple jump and high jump. Other winners in inter- mediate girls included Brianne Higenell, who came second overall and first in the softball throw and Sarah Dolmage, who came third overall and first in the 100 -metre race. In the junior boys' events, Joe Metzger came See SPS, Page 17 CHSS athletes move on to OFSAA CHSS students Zach Steenstra, Nicole Elliott and Erik Hausen will be competing against some of the region's best track and field athletes this week. All three athletes qualified for the Ontario Federation of Schools Athletic Association (OFSAA) regionals dur- ing last week's Western Ontario Secondary School Athletic Association (WOSSAA) championships in London. Coach Cindy Carter reported an impressive showing by the school's 22 athletes, noting many recorded per- sonal bests in their events. Steenstra placed fifth in high jump. In the junior divi- sion Elliot finished fourth in the junior 100 -metre and Hausen was fifth in 300 -metre hurdles. OFSAA regionals will be held June 1-2 in Windsor. Additional top 10 results were as follows: Colin Bokhout (midget) — seventh in high jump Matt Fisher (senior) — sixth in 400 -metre hurdles Ryan Grozier (senior) — sixth in 400 -metre Rachel Robinet (midget) - seventh in shot put The midget girls 4x100 relay team — consisting of Emily Lansink, Alison Rowntree, Elliott and Robinet — fin- ished eighth.