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By
Roselyn B. Monroyo
Variety News Staff
NORTHERN Marianas
Athletics has released other results of the junior high and high school
trials for the 2007 McDonalds All Schools Track and Field Championship
while it continues to conduct the qualifiers for elementary student-athletes
this week at the Oleai Sports Complex track and field facility.
Hopwood High and Kagman High School dominated the sprint races with Yvonne
Bennett and Jesus Iguel leading the former and Reylynn Sapong and JR Concepcion
pacing the former.
In other results, Saipan Community Schools Ardel Tumbaga timed in
at seven minutes 06.46 minutes to top the junior high trial for the boys
1500m race.
In the junior high girls and boys long jump, Grace Christian Academys
Lia Rangamar posted 3.69 to beat eight other students, while Concepcion
recorded 13.33 to prevail over three other participants.
The series of trials are being held to select student-athletes that will
compete in the All Schools trackfest on May 12. Only the top six in each
event will advance to the tournament next month.
In the high school trials, MHSs Melody Ludwig won the girls
1500m race with a time of 5:58.74 beating teammates Gresil Race (7:25.41)
and Arisha Nishimura (7:34.98).
Nate Mateo, also from MHS, placed first in the boys 1500m run after
clocking 5:04.69, followed by Kagmans Chris Santos, teammate Matt
Mancao, Kagmans Allen Moses, MHSs Heartim Williams and Ken
Yoshimoto, Kagmans Mychal Omar and MHSs Alfred Kileleman.
The Lady Dolphins Jacque Wonenberg prevailed in the long jump with
her 4.35, followed by Hopwoods Wang Yue and teammate Maria Conui.
Iguel topped the boys long jump beating 15 other participants, while
MHSs Lei Rangamar ruled the girls discus throw.
Saipan Southern Highs Eva Ito posted 7.43m to place first in the
girls shot put, wile Kagman Highs Jordan Tagabuel dominated
the boys division.
Trials for high school and junior high students will resume tomorrow,
while NMA will continue with the trials for elementary students today.
Scheduled to join todays trials for elementary division are student-athletes
of Garapan, Oleai, GCA, Whispering Palms and Saipan International School.
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