WHS Men's Track and Field

MHSAA STATE FINALS

June 1, 2002 At Grand Rapids Houseman Field

 

100m Dash
  Justin Boyd 11  11.2
 4th Place Abram McCoy 12  10.9/10.8/10.7(10.93FAT)
  Terry Tyson 12  11.4

4x200m Relay
STATE CHAMPIONS  Justin Boyd 11  22.4
  Michael Bailey 12  21.2
  Terry Tyson 12  22.6
  Abram McCoy 12  22.4
       1:28.67 FAT

 

4x100m Relay
 STATE CHAMPIONS Justin Boyd 11  
  Michael Bailey 12  
  Terry Tyson 12  
  Abram McCoy 12  
       42.98

200m Dash
Michael Bailey 12  22.5

 

Long Jump

STATE CHAMPION

STATE RECORD
  Michael Bailey 12  23-00

FINAL STANDINGS(Top Ten Teams)

  1. Farmington Hills Harrison 39
  2. Three Rivers 36.5
  3. East Lansing 36
  4. Waverly 35
  5. Fowlerville 33
  6. Stevensville Lakeshore 28.33
  7. Flint Powers Catholic 28
  8. Big Rapids 25
  9. Caledonia 28.43
  10. Orchard Lake St. Mary's 21
  11. Chelsea 18

 

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Coach Pike Comments:

What an outstanding day! TWO state records. State Champions in 3 events. Abram's four place finish in the 100m dash set a new school record(10.7 hand timed conversion). Waverly was in the lead for most of day forcing Harrison and East Lansing to score 1st and third in the last event to knock Waverly out of contention for a state team trophy. Abram, Mike, and Terry picked a great way to cap off an oustanding senior year, and junior Justin Boyd demonstrated his readiness to taking a leadership role next year. Mike established the tone for the day by breaking the state record on his first jump in the first event of the day. In the sprints, Abram's 10.9/10.8/10.7 series in the 100m were the three fastest races ever run by a Waverly athlete. Our other entries in the sprints ran very well but didn't qualify for the final heat. For example, Mike ran 22.5, only 0.1 slower than his school record time, in his preliminary heat, but finished 5th and did not advance. Their confidence never wavered as our relays took control of the competition and finished the season as undefeated state champions in both the 4x100 and 4x200 relays. Once again, handoffs made the differences as every exchange moved us further ahead of the field.

 

 

 

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