Holt Relays 4/2/03
Waverly Men’s Track


3200m Biewlawski(11:53) Kermiet, S(11:14) Pike, A(11:30) Sanchez, M(11:53) 4th Place

4x800 Erickson, J (2:17.1) Alonso, Y(2:31.8) Dickinson, S(2:13.1) Villarroel, W(2:07.6)
5th Place 9:11

110 Hurdles Galloway, F(19.0) Mustafa, W(19.0) Thomas, J(19.3) Villaroel, G(16.2)
5th Place

4x200 Adams, D (22.9) Boyd, J(22.6) Butler, C(23.2) Lawal, R(24.2)
1st Place 1:32.8

1600m Dickinson, S(5:07) Kermiet, S(5:24) Biewlawski, K(5:31) Sanchez, M(5:14)
3rd Place15:45

Fr 4x400 Jones, L(58.2) McComb, I(57.2) Duncan, C(59.9) Sims,S(65.5)
2nd Place 4:02.3

4x100 Adams, D Boyd, J Percival, K Lawal, R
1st Place 43.9

4224 Dunn, D(25.1) Duncan, DC(58.7) Butler(25.8) Graddick, A(55.4)
2:46.9-4th Place

Long Jump Duncan, DC(16-4.5) Jones, J(16-8.5) Percival(18-3) Walker(17-3.5)
2nd Place

High Jump Adams, D Galloway, F Jones, L(5-6) Thomas, J
5th Place

Shot Put Pike, C(46-4) Byrnes, B(40-8.5) Andrew, M(36-7) Stephenson,E(35-5)
4th Place 123-7.5

Discus Pike, C(117-6) Byrnes, B(104-3) Reekie, D(87-4) Andrew,M (82-4)
4th Place(309-1)

Pole Vault Wilkes, R-(11-0) Jefferson, J(9-0) Graddick, A(7-0)
1st Place(27-0)

300H Canceled
8448 Canceled
4x400 Canceled
Big Dog Canceled


Coach Pike Comments:

Great performances for such a nasty night. In VERY cold, wet, and windy weather, Waverly men's Track got off to a roaring start. The sprint relays reloaded with returning state record holder Justin Boyd and 4 new faces, Dante Adams, Rasheed Lawal, Kyle Percival, and Carson Butler, as they won the 4x100 and 4x200 in times faster than the automatic state qualifier. Vaulters Rex Wilkes, James Jefferson, and Adam Graddick took the gold medals in the Vault. Our sophomore class and incoming freshmen made quite an impact and will undoubtably become valuable varsity contributors as the year progresses. Other individual highlights incude Chris Pike in the shot, Gabriel Villaroel in the hurdles, and Wilfredo Villaroel in the 800. On a night where merely withstanding the elements was a challenge, our performances were outstanding.