GSC Criminal Justice Summer Camp Being Planned
With summer just around the corner, final preparations are being made for the annual Glenville State College Criminal Justice Summer Camp.
The four-day event will take place June 24 through June 28, 2013.
Organizers say it is a perfect opportunity for students in grades eight through twelve to get an in-depth look at what goes on at crime scenes and in the criminal justice system.
“The 2013 Glenville State College Criminal Justice Camp will teach the students a basic understanding of crime scene investigation. Hands-on activities will allow them to process a crime scene, develop suspects, and prosecute the suspects in a mock court proceeding.” said GSC Center for Criminal Justice Studies Lab Director Ron Taylor. Other activities include observing real-world cybercrime investigations, using of state-of-the-art forensics lab, and processing evidence for fingerprints. In addition, the camp will conclude with a trip to the Huttonsville Correctional Center where students will get a chance to view a real parole board hearing in process.
Taylor says the camp is popular because of criminal investigation shows such as NCIS and CSI that draw a large number of people to the television each week to witness crime scene investigations and crime solving skills. “Students attending the camp will have the opportunity to experience what they see on television first hand,” said Taylor.
Tuition is $350 and will cover food, housing, camp supplies, and the field trip. To register or for more information, contact Taylor at
or 304.462.3090.
Glenville Mayor Allman-Duval Will Not Seek Third Term as Mayor
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Thanks for letting us know. Too bad she didn’t say this before the ballot was printed and it’s too late for anybody else to file.
By Thanks Again on 05.21.2013
Thank you for the professional way you informed your town council of your actions.
Always nice to learn of a ‘resignation’ or a cop-out on the internet.
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WV Receives Federal Approval on Education Flexibility Waiver (NCLB)
The West Virginia Board of Education has received a stamp of approval from the U.S. Department of Education on a proposal seeking relief from certain provisions of federal education law.
The West Virginia Board of Education and West Virginia Department of Education sought permission from the U.S. Department of Education to free West Virginia public schools from certain federal rules and deadlines so the state may focus more on improving learning and instruction. Those rules fell under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA), also known as the No Child Left Behind Act. The waiver allows West Virginia to use its own accountability system to more effectively identify struggling schools and to efficiently direct resources to struggling schools.
“This is an exciting time for education in our state,“ said Governor Earl Ray Tomblin. “Quality education is the doorway to a vibrant, healthy economic future for our state. The flexibility schools now have will allow them to focus on achievement and improvement so that all students are prepared for college and career success.“
The U.S. Department of Education developed the flexibility process in 2011. In exchange for flexibility, states must show detailed plans for preparing all students for college and careers, targeting federal aid to students most in need, and pushing for better evaluation and support of teachers and principals. The state Board of Education submitted its waiver request in September 2012 in collaboration with several education stakeholders, including the West Virginia Governor’s Office and teacher organizations.
“With this approval, we believe our schools will have the flexibility they need to increase the quality of instruction and enhance student achievement,“ said West Virginia Board of Education President Wade Linger. “Our plan gives schools, especially those struggling with low performance, the ability to focus on continual improvement in every classroom and at every programmatic level.“
The ESEA Flexibility Waiver provides West Virginia with the flexibility needed to fully implement the Next Generation Content Standards and Objectives. The request also allows for the establishment of a high-quality accountability system that values individual student academic growth, supports schools, and expands the Educator Evaluation System pilot. The request still holds schools accountable for student achievement results but shifts from a large number of schools not meeting Adequate Yearly Progress to a smaller number of schools flagged for targeted support.
As part of the new West Virginia Accountability Index (WVAI) proposed in the ESEA Flexibility Waiver, schools will fall into five rankings: priority, support, focus, transition and success. Schools identified for targeted support will receive resources and support from various entities, districts, Regional Education Service Agencies (RESAs), WVDE and others as appropriate.
“While we are excited about the opportunities that gaining flexibility gives our schools, we know the hard work is just beginning,“ West Virginia Superintendent of School Jim Phares said. “Our goal is to ensure that all West Virginia students graduate from high school truly prepared for college and career success.“
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This “waiver” would seem to state: Help WV Education—We are NOT up to the job.
By anonymous on 05.21.2013
Audits, reports, meetings, waivers, programs, and LOTS of money.
This is the ingredient list for the failed West Virginia Department of Failed Education.
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Hawaii Preschool Bans Teacher’s Assistant from Eating Homemade Lunches in Front of the Children
A teacher’s assistant could be excluded from school because she brings in her own homemade lunches.
Every day Carissa Lee O’Connell’s husband lovingly prepares organic food for his wife, who suffers from severe nasal allergies.
But Hawaii Kai school has told the 24-year-old she must stop eating her own food in front of the children at lunchtime.
Rick O’Connell, age 53, says that since he started making the healthy organic lunches for his wife four months ago her allergies disappeared.
While her allergies may be gone, Mrs Lee O’Connell has started to have trouble sleeping after a warning from KCAA Preschools of Hawaii, where she has worked for the past year.
‘I definitely haven’t slept well and I can’t really focus on my work all the time because I’m always thinking about what my director might see, and how she’s going to use that against me,‘ Mrs. Lee O’Connell told KITV4.
The teacher’s aide was given a verbal warning about her lunches In April, but last week she received written notice saying that if Mrs. Lee O’Connell continued to defy school administrators, she would be summarily fired.
‘I really enjoy being with the kids, having fun and seeing them every day,‘ Mrs. Lee O’Connell said. ‘They’re making me eat my lunch away from everybody else just because my director feels uncomfortable about the situation.‘
Christina Cox, president of KCAA, which has seven preschools in Oahu, said the teacher’s assistant was allowed to eat homemade lunches during her paid break, or when the children are having a nap.
She said the school was trying to create a family setting during lunch, where teachers and staff tell the children about the food being served.
The preschool prides itself on its school dinners, which have been praised for ‘best practices’ in nutrition by national accreditation standards and the USDA Child and Adult Care Food Program.
It adds on its website that children and staff are offered a varied menu that caters for vegetarians and those with food allergies.
Mr. O’Connell believes his wife is being targeted unfairly by the preschool, which takes tax dollars through the USDA Child Nutrition Program.
‘Her tax dollars can go into a programme that [children] are being fed with, but she can be ostracised for eating a certain way to maintain her health,‘ he said. ‘She’s got a choice to either keep her job, or keep her health. That’s just a horrible choice for anybody to have to make.‘
Mrs. Lee O’Connell fears she may lose her job after sharing her story with the media.
Honoring EMS Responders during National EMS Week
This week, our nation honors emergency medical service (EMS) professionals for their dedication to public service. As the HHS assistant secretary for preparedness and response, I know how important their role is in disasters. As a primary care physician, I know how important their work is every day. People rely on EMS in disasters and other public health emergencies, as well as for personal emergency care.
We know that our health care system must be ready at a moment’s notice to respond to threats to the public’s health. Time and time again, disaster after disaster, EMS responders across the country have risen to that challenge, whether the community is impacted by a hurricane, wildfire, flood, bombing, chemical plant explosion, or pandemic flu. In recent disasters, we have witnessed EMS responders providing triage on the scene in Boston after the bombing, helping evacuate nursing homes in New York state after Hurricane Sandy, and caring for injured or ill patients as they were transported to hospitals in Texas after a plant explosion. Dozens of EMS responders give their lives every year in the service to our communities and our nation. Those who remain continue to take pride in being the people we can depend on even in difficult and dangerous situations.
To become better prepared, the nation is moving increasingly toward building coalitions bringing together EMS providers, public health agencies, hospitals, nursing homes, dialysis centers, health care providers, home health agencies, emergency management agencies, and local businesses. EMS is a critical partner in our health care system, so I encourage EMS professionals to take an active role in helping communities forge and strengthen these partnerships. Given the regular interaction EMS responders have with these organizations in the community, EMS is uniquely positioned to bring potential partners together to plan for and minimize the impact that disasters have on health.
Disaster response and recovery requires a whole community working together. It’s one mission, one team. EMS is a crucial part of that team, there when every minute counts.
County-By-County Unemployment Rates Tell the Story – April 2013
West Virginia’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate declined four-tenths of a percentage point to 6.6% in April 2013.
Unemployment rates declined in 52 counties as well.
Two counties, Pocahontas and Monongalia, reported increasing unemployment rates, while Jefferson County reported no change in the monthly rate.
Three counties reported an unemployment rate above 11%.
These included Pocahontas (11.3%), Clay (12.2%), and Webster (12.7%).
Three counties recorded an unemployment rate of less than 5%.
These included Pendleton (4.9%), Jefferson (4.3%), and Monongalia (4.2%).
| County |
Total Unemployed |
|
Unemployment Rate |
| APR-13 |
MAR-13 |
APR-12 |
APR-13 |
MAR-13 |
APR-12 |
| Braxton |
510 |
580 |
520 |
9.1% |
10.3% |
9.2% |
| Calhoun |
270 |
340 |
280 |
9.8% |
12.0% |
10.4% |
| Doddridge |
180 |
210 |
190 |
5.6% |
6.6% |
6.1% |
| Gilmer |
190 |
210 |
210 |
5.7% |
6.4% |
6.4% |
| Lewis |
450 |
510 |
470 |
5.4% |
6.2% |
5.7% |
| Ritchie |
270 |
320 |
280 |
6.1% |
7.3% |
6.4% |
| WV |
53,100 |
57,500 |
57,100 |
6.6% |
7.2% |
7.1% |
| County |
Total Nonfarm on Payroll |
|
Goods Producing Employees |
|
Service Providing Employees |
| APR-13 |
MAR-13 |
APR-12 |
APR-13 |
MAR-13 |
APR-12 |
APR-13 |
MAR-13 |
APR-12 |
| Braxton |
4,170 |
4,170 |
4,250 |
540 |
540 |
510 |
3,630 |
3,640 |
3,750 |
| Calhoun |
1,610 |
1,600 |
1,580 |
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| Doddridge |
1,510 |
1,490 |
1,280 |
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| Gilmer |
2,540 |
2,550 |
2,620 |
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| Lewis |
7,600 |
7,600 |
7,570 |
2,070 |
2,040 |
2,020 |
5,530 |
5,560 |
5,550 |
| Ritchie |
3,610 |
3,540 |
3,510 |
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Division of Natural Resources Seeks Input from Stonewall Jackson Anglers
The West Virginia Division of Natural Resources will be conducting an angler survey at Stonewall Jackson Lake, according to Bret Preston, assistant chief of the Wildlife Resources Section. The survey is part of the agency’s effort to evaluate two proposed fishing regulations.
Currently, a catch-and-release regulation is in effect for black bass (largemouth, smallmouth and spotted bass), and a 30-inch minimum size limit with a two fish daily creel limit is in place for muskellunge. DNR proposes to allow a six fish daily creel limit for all black bass, one of which may be 18 inches or greater; and a one fish daily creel limit with a 52-inch minimum size limit for muskellunge.
A stamped, self-addressed postcard containing questions about the proposed regulations will be placed on windshields of vehicles parked at the following public fishing and boating access areas: State Park, Vandalia, Little Skin Creek, Jacksonville, and Pen Run. Anglers are encouraged to complete the brief survey and mail the postcard to the Division of Natural Resources.
WV Resort Offering Help to Drug-Convicted Women
Women are daughters, each of us. That’s how Tammy Jordan, inspirational author, agriculturist and business owner, views it. So much so, she’s sharing her bounty with women unaccustomed to walking through doorways to opportunity.
Jordan is calling on her culinary experience and agriculture expertise in developing a curriculum to teach drug-convicted women valuable skills in food management and agriculture. The skills are intended to serve the women positively both in the job market and personally as they move out of a place of barrenness and into a place of fruitfulness. She has gained agreement to pilot the program in cooperation with the Greenbrier County Drug Court this summer.
“This is under the ‘training’ part of the Training and Retreat Center,“ explains Jordan of the sister companies to primary endeavor Fruits of Labor Inc. “The program will last eight weeks and will offer two nationally recognized certifications — ServSafe Food Handler and ServSafe Manager — to eight women.“
Two additional certifications offered to the women at her facility in Dawson will include West Virginia Welcome guest services (for frontline foodservice employees) and a county food handler’s certification. Following the success of the initial eight students, Jordan is committed to growing her concept by scheduling classes throughout the year.
As she relates her life to that of the ladies she seeks to serve, she does so not to count her own blessings, but to make her blessings count. Using what you have to benefit others is just one lesson she took from her parents — in particular, her mother.
You’d think Jordan had a hidden crew to help her maintain both her busy catering business, Fruits of Labor Inc., and her 218-acre Training and Retreat Center, “a place of sustainability in agriculture, lifestyle principles and spiritual growth.“
But there is just one other inside her industrial kitchen in the quiet Dawson countryside most days: Jordan’s mom, Dyanna. Together in business for 12 years, the two have provided excellent food and beverage services to mark key events in lives — weddings, anniversaries, carrying off the large and the small together, without falter. Their biggest crowd to feed, with additional help called in only for service, numbered over 1,500 people.
As Fruits of Labor Inc.‘s vice president and a talented cake decorator for over 40 years, Dyanna has served as both mentor and lead support to her daughter in growing her business and her mission. Jordan is quick to offer her gratitude for an ideal upbringing. “I am one of those rare people blessed with a family where the parents have been able to stay together and they’ve poured their lives into their children.“
Planting was a large part of what knit the family together. Still today, Jordan grows the food she prepares for her businesses and for distribution to food programs in her community. “We grew because it tasted better. And what you got from what you grew was sometimes exponentially more than you expected.“
For classes during the growing seasons, Jordan will teach her students using produce she’s grown on her own farm at The Retreat in Spring Dale, which she also uses extensively for women’s retreats and church groups. Near the program’s end, she plans to organize a dining service there during which farmers, chefs and others will get to network with the new trainees as potential, willing employers. She also has as a goal to host several train-the-trainer programs for others wanting to help the women in the drug court systems of their counties.
Greenbrier County Drug Court will help select the appropriate candidates, women who have demonstrated seriousness about getting their lives back on track and who have achieved a measurable level of sobriety to match their commitment. Jordan is hoping to make her program a model for others like it throughout the state, region and beyond, but it will only work to the extent each woman is ready for change. “They are coming voluntarily. They’re not being forced. We’re starting with a group that has the highest potential for success,“ states Jordan.
As part of the curriculum, author Jordan will employ her debut devotional, titled “The Door to Fruitfulness,“ and her second book, available to the general public in September, titled “The Seed Sower,“ a 40-day personal journey into sowing “positive seeds into the lives of others.“ Both are available through ShadeTree Publishing (www.shadetreepublishing.com).
When students put on their chef’s coats, says Jordan, it provides them a feeling of professionalism, excitement and changes in attitude toward opportunity.
“This is about getting them back on track and helping them to develop self-confidence,“ she says. “They’ll be able to hold down a regular job while building on their current resume and developing their people skills. They’ll also learn what it’s like to prepare and to eat nutritious food.“
The cost of the program is $150 per week for each participant — not a cost for profit, but to provide the resources needed to fulfill each certification. “We’re looking for churches and private donors to sponsor a week for the ladies in the program,“ appeals Jordan. So far, she has received donations enough to cover a full week of instruction for the first eight ladies. Her goal, with the cooperation of her community, is to provide scholarships for all.
“You look at the whole problem of drugs in our community and it can be overwhelming. Donating to this program is for those who say ‘Yes, I can do something.‘“
For more information about the program or for information on how to contribute, email
or visit www.fruitsoflaborinc.com.
Grants Can Help Landowners Create Habitat in West Virginia
West Virginia landowners who want to apply for grants to improve wildlife habitat have until June 14, 2013 to contact the Natural Resources Conservation Service.
The agency is currently considering projects for Wildlife Habitat Incentive Program, funded by the federal farm bill.
They will be ranked and considered for funding in July.
West Virginia State Conservationist Greg Kist says the program funds activities that increase food, shelter and nesting habitats for various species.
Landowners can create habitat by cutting back woodland borders, fencing sensitive areas, restoring streams and planting warm season grasses, among other things.
Species targeted for help include the cottontail rabbit, grouse, mussels, trout and various songbirds, including the Golden Winged Warbler in West Virginia.
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Gilmer County Titan Baseball Sectional Champions
Gilmer played Wirt Friday May 10t, 2013 in a very rainy baseball game.
The game was halted in the 3rd inning to work on the wet field.
It ended in the fifth inning, with Gilmer 10 running Wirt.
Final score 17 - 1.
Carl J. Chambers presented the plaque to the team, directly after the game.
• Austin Cunningham pitched the five innings.
• Austin Cunningham Pitcher
• Adam Beall Backcatcher
• Luke Beall 1st base
• Austin Ratliff 2nd base
• Nathan Allison Shortstop
• Shawn Talbert 3rd base
• Seth Skinner Right field
• Karl Bennington Center field
• Colton Rose Left field
Gilmer Public Library: EXPLORING MARCELLUS SHALE - 05.21.13 - Today
EXPLORING MARCELLUS SHALE
An informative educational program that examines the what, how, where, and why of Marcellus Shale hydraulic fracturing.
The basic science behind the process is explored as many sides of the issue are considered: the environmental to the economic from a neutral position.
May 21, 2013 at 6:00 PM
Gilmer Public Library - Glenville, WV
EVERYONE WELCOME
Little Pioneer Football Sign Ups - May 29, 2013
Congressman Nick Rahall: Honoring our Nation’s Promises to its Veterans
On Memorial Day, many in the Mountain State and across our Nation spend time in somber poses – remembering those who have given their lives in behalf of our country and in the name of protecting our freedom and democracy.
West Virginians proudly fly their flags and solemnly visit cemeteries, war monuments, and battlefields, laying wreaths in memory of family and friends lost in past and present wars. We honor their patriotism and final sacrifices by supporting our troops serving around the world, as well as those who have returned home.
In Congress, I have always strived to ensure that our veterans know the heartfelt appreciation we hold for them and their service. I am therefore very concerned about the backlog of disability claims at the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA).
Currently, there is a backlog of almost 850,000 claims, forcing veterans to wait, on average, up to 305 days for their benefits to be processed. It is outrageous that the men and women who have served and sacrificed in defense of our Nation are threatened by financial ruin and even death while waiting for their claims to be acted on.
I have consistently supported and voted in favor of additional resources for the VA to reduce the backlog. I am encouraged by the VA’s increased focus and its recent announcement that it would require employees to work overtime as part of a renewed effort to get ahead of the problem.
Still, in part, because the number of new claims continues to increase as our service members return home, and, in part, because claims submitted are more complex than ever before, the backlog continues to be a serious, ongoing problem.
In order to help expedite the filing and adjudication of claims for our veterans, I have advocated increased funding and cosponsored legislation that would enable and require the VA to develop a better system of electronic measurements to track the backlog of claims, expedite disability examinations, and facilitate information sharing.
Most recently, I have urged passage of legislation that would require the VA to provide a course of action for each VA Regional Office with claims pending an average of 200 days or more. With more funding must come increased accountability.
I also have cosponsored legislation that would require the VA to develop a system of electronic measurements to better track the backlog in order to quickly identify shortfalls and potential solutions.
Also, because lengthy wait times for a medical disability examination at a VA Medical Center is a common hurdle a veteran faces in filing for disability and adjudicating a claim, I have supported legislation that would extend the VA’s authority to contract with private facilities to expedite disability examinations.
I know that our VA employees in West Virginia care deeply about our veterans – especially since many of them are veterans themselves – and that they are on the front lines of confronting this crisis. I want to ensure that the VA and the Department of Defense provide them with the necessary guidance and support they need to help. That is why I cosponsored legislation that would require the Department of Defense to provide certified, complete, and electronic service treatment records within 21 days of military discharge or release.
Our wounded warriors deserve to have their claims processed accurately and expediently; not doing so unnecessarily prolongs the physical and mental suffering of those who have already sacrificed so much. I will ardently continue to seek ways to address the claims backlog.
As a nation, we rightly thank our veterans by helping to ensure access to affordable health care, educational and job opportunities, and other benefits and services which I proudly support.
On Memorial Day, as we strive to articulate what their service means to our country, let us begin by ensuring that we honor our promises to them, and remembering our world is safer and the ideals of democracy and freedom endure thanks to their service.
G-Comm™: Hoppy’s Commentary - Justice Delayed for School Principal
This week, a Mason County grand jury indicted Point Pleasant intermediate school Principal Cameron Moffett on charges of child abuse causing risk of injury. The charge stems from an incident 14 months ago where Moffett physically removed an 11-year-old student from a school bus.
The child had apparently been involved in a disturbance with other students and was told by a teacher to move to another seat. Later Moffett ordered the child off the bus. The bus security video shows Moffett grabbing the student. The student appears to collapse and then Moffett rolls the boy a short distance down the aisle.
Once off the bus, the child was restrained by Moffett on the ground.
The parents of the child, who is classified as a special needs student, claim the principal used excessive force. They have sued and Moffett has been removed from his principal’s job, with pay, until the issue is resolved, which brings us to the first issue in this unfortunate case.
Moffett’s attorney, Jim Lees, is furious that it’s taken over a year to even bring the criminal case against Moffett to the grand jury.
“Regardless of how you feel about the case… if somebody accuses you of something and you have witnesses to it, you want your day in court as soon as you can,” Lees said on Metronews Talkline Wednesday.
Lees theorizes that the former Mason County prosecutor, Damon Morgan, just didn’t want to deal with the controversial case. Morgan did not run for re-election and the case was held over for the newly-elected prosecutor, Craig Tatterson, who finally brought it to a grand jury.
Still, Moffett has been in legal limbo for the last year, and it will probably be another few months before the case comes to trial. The excessive delay is unfair, particularly to Moffett, but also to the family of the alleged victim, as well as the potential witnesses.
The charge against Moffett suggests the principal abused the child in a way that “creates a substantial risk of serious bodily injury or of death.” It’s a felony which could land Moffett in prison for five years, if convicted.
Meanwhile, the criminal prosecution has a potentially chilling effect on teachers and administrators who have the arduous responsibility of trying to keep the peace in schools. If a teacher grabs hold of a misbehaving student a little too forcefully, do they have to worry about getting hauled away by the police?
The West Virginia school system’s manual detailing the expected behavior for students and how teachers and principals are supposed to administer discipline is about 70 pages long. It’s hard to imagine how school officials are supposed to follow the letter of the law in every instance, especially when a situation escalates quickly.
But under state code, teachers and administrators do have the right to use “reasonable force” to restrain a misbehaving student.
Did Moffett go a little too far? Maybe, and the Mason County School Board, which is elected by the people of Mason County, can decide that. But dragging Moffett through the criminal justice system and dangling a felony conviction over his head is an injustice, and worse yet, a delayed injustice.
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This is a great example of two broken and failed systems working in unison.
~Seventy pages of ‘regulation’ from our failed educational system.
~Over a year before a ‘charged’ person gets their day in court.
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Bon Appétit: Smashed Potatoes
Ingredients:
Recipe makes 4 servings
1 1/2 pounds small yellow-fleshed potatoes
1/4 cup olive oil
1 teaspoon butter at room temperature
2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
3 cloves garlic, minced
1 teaspoon dried rosemary
1/2 teaspoon dried sage
1/2 teaspoon ground thyme
1/2 teaspoon dried savory
1/2 teaspoon sea salt
1/2 teaspoon ground black pepper
Directions:
Place potatoes in a saucepan, fill with water to cover the potatoes, and bring to a boil.
Reduce heat to a simmer, and cook the potatoes until tender but not mushy, about 20 minutes.
Drain and allow potatoes to cool.
While potatoes are cooking, combine olive oil, butter, balsamic vinegar, garlic, rosemary, sage, thyme, savory, sea salt and pepper in a bowl.
Stir with a fork to combine well.
Preheat an oven to 450 degrees F (230 degrees C).
Line a baking sheet with parchment paper.
Place the potatoes in a single layer on the prepared baking sheet, and lightly press down on the potatoes to partially crush them.
Spoon the oil-herb mixture over each potato.
Bake in the preheated oven until the edges of the potatoes are beginning to crisp, about 25 minutes.
Cool for about 5 minutes before serving.
Flashback: What Happened on May 21, ....
• 1852 The Virginia General Assembly passed an act authorizing the extension of the Northwestern Virginia Railroad from Clarksburg or another convenient point to Weston in Lewis County.
• 1853 West Virginia Governor and Preston County newspaperman William Mercer Owens Dawson was born in Bloomington, MD.
• 1866 The Parkersburg Printing and Publishing Company was incorporated in West Virginia by the following: Gus. E. Smith, John A. Hutchinson, Jr., Henry Hess, A. Q. Mountz, and H. H. Dils, all of Parkersburg.
• 1875 State records and officials left Charleston on the Emma Graham to once again relocate the state capital in Wheeling.
• 1992 A state investigation determined there were cases of theft and mistreatment of patients at the Colin Anderson Center for the mentally retarded in St. Marys, Pleasants County.
Ask the Doctor: Heart Device Is Versatile
DEAR DR. DONOHUE: I’d like you to provide information on defibrillators, the devices implanted for heart failure.
Does this device have to be replaced, and how often?
How bad is the heart when it’s used? - D.B.
ANSWER: Defibrillators are used for more than one heart condition.
Their chief purpose is to deliver an electric shock to a heart that has developed a dangerous heartbeat, one responsible for sudden death.
The defibrillator detects the abnormal heart rhythm and then gives the heart a shock to restore a normal beat.
The defibrillator device is much like a pacemaker.
It is placed under the skin of the chest, and its wires are threaded through blood vessels to reach the heart.
The battery for an internal defibrillator has to be replaced about every five years and is done quite easily.
A second reason for a defibrillator is to get the two lower heart chambers, the ventricles, to pump in sequence, like they should.
This is why a defibrillator is used in some cases of heart failure.
When the ventricles are out of step, they don’t pump enough blood.
Restoring the normal pumping sequence can improve heart failure.
The heart’s output is quite low when this kind of defibrillator is used as a remedy, but it’s an effective remedy.
Most cases of heart failure respond to medicines.
A third use of defibrillators is to jolt a nonfunctioning heart back to work.
Automated external defibrillators are found in many public places, like airports.
These defibrillators can be used by people with very little training.
The device comes with voice information on how to place the paddles that deliver a shock.
The machine interprets the heart rhythm and decides if a shock would restore a normal beat.
If it would, it automatically provides it.
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Stargazing - 05.21.13
The Moon takes aim at one of the brightest stars in the night sky tonight: Spica, the main star of the constellation Virgo.
Spica is close to the lower left of the Moon as night falls, and even closer to the Moon as they set before dawn tomorrow.
Moon and Spica
The Moon takes aim at one of the brightest stars in the night sky tonight: Spica, the leading light of the constellation Virgo. The star is close to the lower left of the Moon as night falls, and even closer to the Moon as they set in the wee hours of the morning. They’ll be at their closest for skywatchers on the West Coast, where they’ll be separated by the width of your finger held at arm’s length.
The gap between them gets smaller because of the Moon’s orbital motion around Earth. It takes 27-and-a-third days for the Moon to make one full loop against the background of stars. At that rate, it covers a distance equal to its own diameter in about an hour.
Keep in mind, of course, that the gap between the Moon and Spica is only a projection effect — the two bodies just happen to line up in the same direction in the sky.
In reality, they’re far apart. The Moon is a bit more than one light-second away — the distance that light covers in a little more than one second, or about a quarter-of-a-million miles. The distance to Spica, on the other hand, is 250 light-years — about six billion times farther than the Moon.
To look at it another way, it took the Apollo astronauts about three days to reach the Moon. At that same average speed, it would take about 50 million years to reach Spica.
So keep an eye on Spica — a star that looks like it’s close to the Moon — throughout the evening and into the early morning.
G-MM™: Meditation Moment - 05.21.13
Commit your life to the Lord and he will help you.
Commitment is one of those rather frightening words. It asks of us fidelity and perseverance in God’s service. The book of Ecclesiasticus tells us that serving the Lord will involve hardship. Jesus says the same to his followers who miss the significance of the death he is prophesying. It is about being small, about being the servant of all, about abandoning oneself to the Father.
The beauty of this message is that it is a promise, not an order. The Father, for his part, assures us of his love that will bring us through all difficulties to a share in the resurrection of Jesus. Lord, grant that I may cling to you and so not falter in my way to the Father.
Ecclesiasticus 2:1‑11 Commit your life to the Lord, and he will help you. Ps 36(37):3-4, 18-19, 27-28, 39-40. Mark 9:30-37.
Bradley R. Adams
Bradley R. Adams
Age 73, of New Concord, Ohio departed this life Friday, May 17, at the OSU Medical Center in Columbus, Ohio.
He was born January 12, 1940 in Troy, West Virginia and was a son of the late Denzel and Josephine Reed Adams.
He retired as a truck driver for Detroit Diesel, Byesville, OH.
He is survived by his wife, Anita L. Patterson Adams, whom he married July 11, 1959; daughter, Shanda (Perry) Burt of Cambridge, Ohio; son, John Adams (Cindy Boylan) of Canton, Ohio; sister Jackie (Ed) Broome of Glenville, West Virginia; brothers Edward “Bud” (Connie) Adams of Weston, West Virginia; Gary “Sam” (Jeanette) Adams of Cedarville, West Virginia; James “Jim” (Karen) Adams of New Concord, Ohio; sister-in-law, Sharon Adams Hall of Weston, West Virginia; brother-in-law, Bill (Ryta) Patterson of Heath, Ohio; grandson, Raymond Burt of Cambridge, Ohio; and many nieces, nephews, cousins, aunts and uncles.
A brother, Roger “Skeet” Adams is deceased.
Visitation will be Wednesday, May 22, 2013 at Ellyson Mortuary in Glenville from 11:00 AM until time of services at Noon with Pastor Bryan Groves officiating.
Burial will follow in the Troy I.O.O.F. Cemetery.
Ellyson Mortuary, Inc. is assisting the family of Bradley R. Adams with arrangements.
Louwilda “Sue” Satterfield
Louwilda Sue Satterfield
Age 83, of Pennsboro, WV, passed away on Saturday, May 18, 2013, at Carehaven of Pleasants in Belmont, WV.
Sue was born March 06, 1930, in Belmont, WV, the daughter of the late Robert and Olive (McFarland) Holpp.
Sue spent her life as a loving homemaker for her family and greatly enjoyed sewing especially making quilts and reading. Sue took great pride in raising her children and loved her children and grandchildren dearly.
She is survived by her children, Gary C. Satterfield of St. Marys, WV; Linda Sue Freeland (Perl), of Pennsboro, WV; Kendall “Kenny” Satterfield (Chrystal), Cairo, WV (Glendale Community); Neal Satterfield (Peggy), Pennsboro, WV, and David Satterfield, Smithville, WV; daughter in law, Mardella Satterfield, Cairo, WV (Glendale Community), brother Jerry Holpp of Newport, OH along with, 27 grandchildren, 49 great grandchildren, and 2 great great grandchildren.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her beloved husband, Charles J. Satterfield; sons, Ronald Satterfield, Charles Robert Satterfield, William “Bill” Satterfield; daughter, Sondra Jean Roach, and brothers, Dean, and Robert Holpp.
Funeral services will be 1:00 PM, Wednesday, May 22, 2013, at McCullough-Rogers Funeral Home, Pennsboro with burial to follow in the Fairmont Ridge Cemetery near Ellenboro, WV.
Friends may call the funeral home from 4:00-8:00 PM Tuesday.
William “Bill” R. Dallas
William R. “Bill” Dallas
Age 74 of RR 2 Jane Lew, WV, Kincheloe Community, passed away at 6:30 PM Friday, May 17, 2013 at his residence following a sudden illness.
He was born August 27, 1938 in Pleasantville, New Jersey a son of the late Charles and Estelle Shaw Dallas.
On August 27, 1971 he married the former Edith Wendt who survives.
Also surviving are three daughters: Estella Dallas and Debra Swick both of Jane Lew and Amanda Brantmayer of Bridgeton, NJ; one son, William Dallas of Egg Harbor City, NJ; seven grandchildren: John, Charlie, Jessie, Kayla, Timmy, Chase and Cassie. Also surviving is one half-sister.
He was preceded in death by one brother, Allen Dallas.
Bill worked as a Blacksmith for several years and later retired from the Lenox China Co. He was an avid deer hunter who loved to farm. He raised Herford cattle, rode horses and owned two Reserved World Champion Stallions. He also worked as an auto mechanic and loved to watch John Wayne movies. He enjoyed his favorite candy, Tootsie Rolls, having them with him at all times. He will be greatly missed by his beloved Border Collie, Valentine. Mr. Dallas was an honored veteran of the US Army.
Friends may call at the Pat Boyle Funeral Home and Cremation Service on Tuesday, May 21, 2013 from 5 to 7 PM.
Funeral services will be held at 7:00 PM Tuesday from the Pat Boyle Funeral Home Chapel with the Reverend William Coffindaffer officiating.
At Bill’s request, cremation will follow and private service will be held on the family farm.
Pat Boyle Funeral Home and Cremation Service is honored and privileged to serve the Dallas family.
Dennis Parsons
Dennis Parsons
Age 73, of Bear Run Community, Orma, WV passed away May 18, 2013 at Montgomery General Hospital, Montgomery WV.
Born in Calhoun County, WV, he was a son of the late Perry and Phoeba Cottrell Parsons.
Surviving are his sister, Velma Mae Barnes of Millstone, WV; two brothers, Eugene Parsons of Orma and Roscoe Parsons of Millstone. Several nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death, in addition to his parents, by three brothers, Brenton, Thomas and Vance Parsons.
Funeral services will be held Wednesday, 1:00 PM at the Stump Funeral Home in Arnoldsburg with Rev. Kenneth Parsons officiating.
Interment will follow in the Parsons Cemetery at Arnoldsburg, WV.
Friends may call at the funeral home from 11:00 AM until the time of the services.
Carolyn Sue Miller
Carolyn Sue Miller
Age 70, of Millstone, WV died May 19, 2013 at her home after an extended illness.
She was born April 02, 1943 in Calhoun County, WV a daughter of the late Mansel Guy and Hazel Gay Starcher Hughes.
She retired from BF Goodrich with 31 years of service.
She is survived by two daughters, Sandra Siers of Orma, WV and Jessica Miller and her husband, Randy of Elizabeth, WV; one son and his wife, David and Susan Hughes of Millstone; one sister, Shirley Naylor of Millstone; one brother, Lonnie Hughes of Spencer, WV; seven grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Eugene Miller in 1996; a son-in-law, David Siers; and a sister, Mary Jane Camden.
Service 11:00 AM Thursday, May 23, 2013 at the Taylor-Vandale Funeral Home, Spencer, with Rev. Roger Carter officiating.
Burial will be in the Miller Cemetery on Triplett Road in Spencer.
Visitation is one hour prior to the service at the funeral home.
05.21.13
WayBackWhen™: May 21
Today is Tuesday, May 21, the 141st day of 2013. There are 224 days left in the year.
Thought for Today:
“Our present addiction to pollsters and forecasters is a symptom of our chronic uncertainty about the future…. We watch our experts read the entrails of statistical tables and graphs the way the ancients watched their soothsayers read the entrails of a chicken.“ — Eric Hoffer, American philosopher (1902-1983).
Today’s Highlight in History:
On May 21, 1932, Amelia Earhart became the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean as she landed in Northern Ireland, about 15 hours after leaving Newfoundland.
On this date:
In 1471, King Henry VI of England died in the Tower of London at age 49.
In 1542, Spanish explorer Hernando de Soto died while searching for gold along the Mississippi River.
In 1863, the Seventh-day Adventist Church was officially organized.
In 1881, Clara Barton founded the American Red Cross.
In 1892, the opera “Pagliacci,“ by Ruggero Leoncavallo, premiered in Milan, Italy.
In 1927, Charles A. Lindbergh landed his Spirit of St. Louis near Paris, completing the first solo airplane flight across the Atlantic Ocean in 33½ hours.
In 1941, a German U-boat sank the American merchant steamship SS Robin Moor in the South Atlantic after the ship’s passengers and crew were allowed to board lifeboats.
In 1956, the United States exploded the first airborne hydrogen bomb over Bikini Atoll in the Pacific.
In 1959, the musical “Gypsy,“ inspired by the life of stripper Gypsy Rose Lee, opened on Broadway with Ethel Merman starring as Mama Rose.
In 1972, Michelangelo’s Pieta, on display at the Vatican, was damaged by a hammer-wielding man who shouted he was Jesus Christ.
In 1982, during the Falklands War, British amphibious forces landed on the beach at San Carlos Bay.
In 1998, teen gunman Kip Kinkel opened fire inside Thurston High School in Springfield, Ore., killing two students, a day after he’d killed his parents. (Kinkel was sentenced to nearly 112 years in prison.) In the wake of deadly protests, Indonesia President Suharto stepped down after 32 years in power.
Ten years ago:
Christie Whitman resigned as Environmental Protection Agency administrator.
The most devastating earthquake to hit Algeria in two decades killed at least 2,200 people.
Ruben Studdard edged Clay Aiken to win the second “American Idol” competition on Fox.
Five years ago:
Oil prices blew past $130 a barrel and gas prices climbed above $3.80 a gallon.
Israel and Syria unexpectedly announced the resumption of peace talks after an eight-year break.
David Cook won “American Idol” in a landslide over David Archuleta.
One year ago:
President Barack Obama and other world leaders meeting in Chicago locked in place an Afghanistan exit path that would keep their troops fighting there for two more years.
Former Rutgers University student Dharun Ravi (dah-ROON’ RAH’-vee), who’d used a webcam to spy on his gay roommate, Tyler Clementi, who then committed suicide, was sentenced to 30 days in jail (he served 20).
A Yemeni man detonated a bomb during a rehearsal for a military parade, killing 96 fellow soldiers; al-Qaida’s branch in Yemen claimed responsibility.
Grammy-winning polka great Eddie Blazonczyk, 70, died in Palos Heights, IL.
Today’s Birthdays:
Rhythm-and-blues singer Ron Isley (The Isley Brothers) is 72
Rock musician Hilton Valentine (The Animals) is 70
Actor Richard Hatch is 68
Musician Bill Champlin is 66
Singer Leo Sayer is 65
Actress Carol Potter is 65
Sen. Al Franken, D-Minn., is 62
Actor Mr. T is 61
Music producer Stan Lynch is 58
Actor Judge Reinhold is 56
Actor-director Nick Cassavetes is 54
Actor Brent Briscoe is 52
Actress Lisa Edelstein is 47
Actress Fairuza Balk is 39
Rock singer-musician Mikel Jollett (Airborne Toxic Event) is 39
Rapper Havoc (Mobb Deep) is 39
Actress Ashlie Brillault is 26
Actor Scott Leavenworth is 23
Actress Sarah Ramos is 22
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Calhoun-Gilmer Career Center Student Receive Welding Certificates
Joseph Richards received his SMAW(Stick) Certification in welding.
He has worked very hard this year to obtain this certification.
Lucas Beall received his GMAW(Mig) Certification.
This makes the second certificate for Luke this year.
“They have both demonstrated remarkable skill and dedication in the field of welding., and I am very proud of them,” said Carl J. Collins, the Welding Technology Instructor at Calhoun-Gilmer Career Center.
Joseph is the son of Michael and Michelle Richards of Big Springs, WV and Luke is son of Tabatha and David Tabatha Beall of Glenville, WV.
WV Unveils Silver Coin to Mark 150th Anniversary of Statehood; Online Sales Begin Today
West Virginia is adding a commemorative coin to the celebratory mix ahead of its 150th birthday.
Online sales begin Monday for the limited edition silver round. It depicts the official sesquicentennial logo on one side and a detailed engraving of the state seal on the other.
The state has minted 1,863 of the coins, reflecting the year it gained statehood.
They sell for $49.99 and can be found at www.wv150.com.
The Mountain State also issued a commemorative coin in 1963, when it turned 100. Those have become collector’s items.
West Virginia split from Virginia during the Civil War.
Activities commemorating the state’s birth are scheduled throughout the spring.
They lead up to a major celebration in Charleston that runs from June 20 through the June 23, 2013 anniversary of statehood.
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Skip looking for the coin. Charleston gang all ready bought them all.
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Common Core: Not Ready, Somewhat Able, But at Least Willing
A new poll of 800 teachers conducted by the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) finds that most public school teachers feel unprepared to teach math and reading to the Common Core standards, which are rolling out in 45 states and the District of Columbia, The Washington Post reports.
While a clear majority—75%—of teachers surveyed said they support the Common Core, less than a third said their districts have given them adequate training and resources to teach them.
All participating states are expected to have the standards in place by 2014, when students will take new standardized tests based on them.
Two states—Kentucky and New York—have already tested students on the new standards.
In New York, teachers, parents, and students complained the tests were poorly designed, covered material that had not been taught, and frustrated children to the point of tears.
Like many other states, New York intends to use the test results in decisions about student grade promotion, teacher job evaluations, and school closings.
AFT President Randi Weingarten has called for a moratorium on Common Core-related consequences for at least one year until teachers and students across the country are sufficiently prepared.
Among the teachers polled, 83% supported the moratorium.
Washington Post: Many Teachers Say They Need Training in Common Core Standards, Poll Says
Most public school teachers feel unprepared to teach math and reading to the Common Core standards that are rolling out in 45 states and the District, according to a poll of 800 teachers released by the American Federation of Teachers.
The new standards, written by a group of states and embraced by the Obama administration, set common goals for reading, writing and math skills that students should develop from kindergarten through high school graduation. Curriculum is left to the states. The standards emphasize critical thinking and problem solving and are supposed to encourage students to think deeply about fewer topics.
While a clear majority — 75% — of teachers surveyed by the union said they support the Common Core, less than one-third said their school districts have given them the training and resources to teach to the new standards.
Many states have begun implementing the standards. All participating states are expected to have them in place by 2014, when students will take new standardized tests based on the Common Core.
Two states — Kentucky and New York — have already tested students on the new standards. In New York, teachers, parents and students complained that the tests were poorly designed, covered material that had not been taught and frustrated children to the point of tears. Like many other states, New York intends to use the test results in decisions about student grade promotion, teacher job evaluations and school closings.
AFT President Randi Weingarten on Tuesday called for a moratorium on consequences for at least one year until teachers and students across the country are sufficiently steeped in the Common Core standards. Among the teachers polled, 83 percent supported the moratorium. The poll was conducted in March and included teachers from kindergarten through 12th grade.
Weingarten, a supporter of the Common Core, said sloppy implementation threatens to turn the new standards into another failed education reform. “The last thing we need is for teachers and the public to lose confidence in something that can actually transform teaching and learning,” she said. “We’ve got to get it right.”
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Hundreds of thousands if not millions of dollars spent on boards and task forces, studies and reports (not to mention a Governor’s Audit). Given massive and repeated failure the money would have been better spent on text books and Teachers.
Consolidation was NOT the answer. It’s been going on longer than most can remember with no real savings or educational improvement to show for it.
A moratorium on any consequences related to new and unproven programs is the right thing to do. It’s not as though there’s a history of getting much right when it comes to education.
By I Agree on 05.20.2013
Many will concur with “I Agree”. Was it Einstein who gave us his definition of insanity? ‘Repeating the same thing over and over and expecting different results.‘
That was long before we had a Dee-Cee Department of Education.
He would likely apply his definition now to the American education system pretty much in the same fashion.
We have had that Department of Education how long now? and they still can’t get it right?
By They're hopeless on 05.21.2013
What normally happens when organizations fail is a leadership change. One is needed now for Gilmer County, particularly for the high school. There is no evidence that citizens are getting value for their money over there with the disregardful performance scores our students are getting. Then too for the past few years there has been perpetual chaos with all types of problems, but nothing has been done by Ron Blankenship to effectively deal with issues. We have heard allegations about wild parties involving faculty and students, chronic down time with computer systems, low faculty and staff morale caused by fear, bullying, sex between faculty and students, grade changing and other forms of preferential treatment of students from rich and powerful families, wasteful spending, failure to solve the rash of bomb threats, and much more. Blankenship was the wrong person for the job because of his ties to the Butchers who helped achieve the State’s take over of our schools, getting him installed, and keeping him in the County. He needs to be replaced. While at it, why can’t another job be found for the principal so we can get a better one to lead with getting the new Common Core Standards started? Mr. Charles Heinlein, Dr. Phares, and Dr. Linger do you hear us or is it true that none of you care?
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Governor Sees WV as Leader in Natural Gas Industry
The 2013 Appalachian Basin NGV Expo and Conference in Charleston has drawn to a close and now it’s time for West Virginia to take the lead in the industry.
“We have all this energy sitting right underneath the ground here and we could really be a leader in saying that the United States can be independent of the foreign imports that we are having to depend on right now,” said Governor Earl Ray Tomblin.
For three days, hundreds of natural gas and automotive industry professionals from across the nation pooled their ideas together in regards to the future of natural gas use in the U.S.
“It brings a lot of good people together to exchange ideas so I think it’s very important for us with a lot of natural gas,” said Tomblin.
The event concluded with the Governor’s Luncheon, which featured a panel discussion with special guests Jim Bruce, vice president of corporate public affairs with UPS, and Donald Itzkoff, executive counsel, government affairs and policy with GE Transportation.
The discussion focused on where the industry sits right now and the obstacles it would need to overcome to continue to grow in the future.
One of those obstacles pertains to the cost associated with converting a vehicle to natural gas, something Tomblin is working to address.
“I along with about twenty other governors around the country have kind of banned together to ask the automobile manufacturers to see how they can, I guess, lower the price and build vehicles with the natural gas motors already in them,” said Tomblin.
Tomblin believes that would cut down the costs considerably.
Not only is cost a big obstacle at this time, but also the lack of stations where someone could fill their natural gas vehicle.
Tomblin hopes to have three natural gas fueling stations built along I-79 in West Virginia by the end of the year which will greatly help the industry in the state.
“That will make the fueling sources more available which also would encourage private businesses to convert their fleet as well as individuals to convert their personal automobiles,” he said.
It is estimated that it would cost someone with a natural gas vehicle 50% less to fill up as it does for someone with a gasoline vehicle.
Tomblin said he wants to see the state in the next four years become a leader in this industry.
~~ Travis Brinks - WVMN ~~
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GRANTS AND FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES - 05.20.13
American Academy of Pediatrics: CATCH Resident Funds Grants
2013 CATCH Resident Funds grants will be awarded on a competitive basis for pediatric residents to plan community-based child health initiatives.
CATCH Resident Funds projects must include planning activities, but also may include some implementation activities.
Maximum award: $3,000.
Eligibility: pediatric residents working with their communities.
Deadline: July 31, 2013.
NSTA: Making a Difference Award
The Drug, Chemical & Associated Technologies Association “Making a Difference” Award recognizes excellence in a science program developed and implemented by middle-level science teachers, grades 6-8.
Entries must show innovative and effective teaching strategies combined with a science program that has influenced students to explore and investigate science and its application to global problems.
Maximum award: $2,500 to be used to enhance or expand the winning science program; the winning school’s lead science teacher and principal will be awarded coach airfare and two nights’ hotel accommodation to attend NSTA’s National Conference.
Eligibility: innovative middle-level science programs.
Deadline: November 30, 2013.
NSTA: Wendell G. Mohling Outstanding Aerospace Educator Award
The Wendell G. Mohling Outstanding Aerospace Educator Award recognizes excellence in the field of aerospace education.
The recipient will be honored during the Awards Banquet and the Aerospace Educators Luncheon at the annual NSTA Conference.
Maximum award: $3,000; plus $2,000 in expenses to attend NSTA’s National Conference.
Eligibility: K-12 teachers of science in formal education settings (elementary, middle, high school).
Individuals must be nominated and have a minimum of three years teaching experience.
Self-nominations will be accepted.
Deadline: November 30, 2013.
G-Fin™: U.S.A.: Economic Brief – 05.20.13
Regional and State Employment and Unemployment (Monthly)
In April, 40 states and the District of Columbia had over-the-month unemployment rate decreases, 3 states had increases, and 7 states had no change.
Non-farm payroll employment increased in 30 states, decreased in 18 states and the district, and was unchanged in 2 states.
Real Earnings
Real average hourly earnings rose 0.5% in April, seasonally adjusted.
Average hourly earnings rose 0.2% and the CPI-U fell 0.4%.
Real average weekly earnings was unchanged over the month.
Consumer Price Index
On a seasonally adjusted basis, the Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers decreased 0.4% in April after decreasing 0.2% in March.
The index for all items less food and energy rose 0.1% in April, the same increase as in March.
Producer Price Index
The Producer Price Index for finished goods decreased 0.7% in April.
Prices for finished goods fell 0.6% in March and increased 0.7% in February.
The index for finished goods less foods and energy advanced 0.1% in April.
U.S. Import and Export Price Indexes
U.S. import prices fell 0.5% in April, following a 0.2% decrease in March.
Lower prices for fuel and nonfuel imports contributed to the declines in each month.
Prices for U.S. exports decreased 0.7% in April after a 0.5% decline in
Extended Mass Layoffs (Quarterly)
In the first quarter of 2013, 914 extended mass layoff events involved 154,374 worker separations, both measures down from first quarter 2012 levels.
Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey
There were 3.8 million job openings on the last business day of March, little changed from February.
The hires rate (3.2%) and the separations rate (3.1%) were also little changed in March.
Senator Manchin Staff to Visit Area Counties
U.S. Senator Joe Manchin (D-WV) is pleased to announce that his office will launch its fifth “Commonsense Connections” Week beginning Monday, May 20, 2013.
Representatives from Senator Manchin’s office will make more than 95 stops across West Virginia – traveling to all 55 counties – to meet with constituents, hear their commonsense priorities and concerns, and gather their feedback.
“Bringing the government directly to our citizens and knowing their concerns and ideas have always been top priorities for me as a former governor and now as U.S. Senator,” Senator Manchin said. “West Virginians should have access to assistance and that is what ‘Commonsense Connections’ is all about – my staff travels to every corner of the state, to every county, and meets with West Virginians to hear about their personal challenges and suggestions for Washington.”
Senator Manchin launched his first-ever “Commonsense Connections” Week in February 2011, when representatives from his office traveled to all 55 counties in the state. This is the fifth time the staff has crisscrossed the state for “Commonsense Connections.”
A list of stops is included below (Area Counties):
Braxton
Date: Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Time: 11:30 AM to 12:30 PM
Location: Braxton County Senior Citizens Center, 33 Senior Center Drive, Sutton.
Calhoun
Date: Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Time: 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM
Location: Calhoun County Public Library, 250 Mill Street North, Grantsville.
Clay
Date: Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Time: 1:30 PM – 2:30 PM
Location: Clay Town Hall, 956 Main Street, Clay.
Doddridge
Date: Friday, May 24, 2013
Time: 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM
Location: Doddridge County Courthouse, 118 East Court Street, West Union.
Doddridge
Date: Friday, May 24, 2013
Time: 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM
Location: Doddridge County Senior Center, 403 West Main Street, West Union.
Gilmer
Date: Monday, May 20, 2013
Time: 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Location: Gilmer County Courthouse, 10 Howard Street, Glenville.
Gilmer
Date: Monday, May 20, 2013
Time: 5:30 PM – 6:30 PM
Location: Gilmer County Library, 214 Walnut Street, Glenville.
Harrison
Date: Friday, May 24, 2013
Time: 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM
Location: Harrison County Courthouse, 301 West Main Street, Clarksburg.
Harrison
Date: Friday, May 24, 2013
Time: 3:30 PM – 4:30 PM
Location: Harrison County Library, 404 West Pike Street, Clarksburg.
Jackson
Date: Thursday, May 23, 2013
Time: 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM
Location: Ripley Town Council Chambers, 203 South Church Street, Ripley.
Jackson
Date: Thursday, May 23, 2013
Time: 6:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Location: Gino’s, 201 Washington Street, Ravenswood.
Lewis
Date: Monday, May 20, 2013
Time: 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM
Location: Lewis County Commission Office, 18 Garton Plaza, Weston.
Lewis
Date: Monday, May 20, 2013
Time: 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM
Location: Lewis County Senior Center, 171 W 2nd Street, Weston.
Nicholas
Date: Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Time: 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM
Location: Nicholas County Courthouse, 700 Main Street, Summersville.
Ritchie
Date: Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Time: 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM
Location: Pennsboro Branch Library, 411 Main Street, Pennsboro.
Ritchie
Date: Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Time: 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Location: Harrisville Town Hall, East Main Street, Harrisville.
Roane
Date: Thursday, May 23, 2013
Time: 11:00 AM – Noon
Location: Roane County Library, 110 Parking Plaza, Spencer.
Upshur
Date: Thursday, May 23, 2013
Time: 1:30 PM – 2:30 PM
Location: Upshur County Courthouse – Room 302, 38 West Main Street, Buckhannon.
Upshur
Date: Thursday, May 23, 2013
Time: 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Location: Upshur County Library, RR 6 Box 480 Tennerton Road, Buckhannon.
Upshur
Date: Thursday, May 23, 2013
Time: 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM
Location: CJ Maggie’s Restaurant, 16 East Main Street, Buckhannon.
Webster
Date: Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Time: 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM
Location: Webster Springs Town Hall, 146 McGraw Avenue, Webster Springs.
Wetzel
Date: Friday, May 24, 2013
Time: 11:30 AM –1:00 PM
Location: Quinet’s Court Restaurant, 217 Main Street, New Martinsville.
Wetzel
Date: Friday, May 24, 2013
Time: 1:30 PM – 3:00 PM
Location: Paden City Town Hall, 208 West Main Street, Paden City.
Wirt
Date: Friday, May 24, 2013
Time: 11:00 AM – Noon
Location: Wirt County Committee on Aging, Inc., 74 Senior Circle, Elizabeth.
Wood
Date: Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Time: 11:00 AM – Noon
Location: Williamstown Town Council Chambers, 100 West Fifth Street, Williamstown.
Wood
Date: Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Time: 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM
Location: Wood County Commission Room, 1 Court Square, Parkersburg.
Wood
Date: Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Time: 6:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Location: Vienna Public Library, 2300 River Road, Vienna.
WV HIGH SCHOOL STATE TRACK MEET - Girls - Class A - 05.17.2013 - 05.18.2013
WV HIGH SCHOOL STATE TRACK MEET - Girls - Class A - 05.17.2013 - 05.18.2013
LAIDLEY FIELD, CHARLESTON, WV
Girls 100 Meter Dash A
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State Meet: @ 12.42 05.20.2006 Jasmine Cotten, Fayetteville
Name Year School Prelims H#
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Preliminaries
1 Elaysia Hill 11 Bishop Donahue 12.83Q 2
2 Kelsey Zuspan 12 Wahama 12.96Q 1
3 Andrea Chidester 11 Williamstown 12.83Q 2
4 Fanta Kaba 12 Pendleton Co. 13.16Q 1
5 Sydney Rush 10 Clay-Battelle 13.13q 2
6 Jessica Kincaid 11 Tucker Co. 13.27q 1
7 Brooklyn Hammer 11 Williamstown 13.33q 1
8 Brianne Cantley 10 Buffalo 13.52q 2
9 Abigale Buchan 10 Valley (Fayette) 13.57 1
10 Kiera Standiford 10 Magnolia 13.66 1
11 McKayla Eddy 12 Clay-Battelle 13.67 2
12 Hillary Casteel 11 Tyler Consol. 13.77 1
13 Catherine Casingal 11 Chas. Cath. 13.85 2
14 Adre’ona Castle 09 Sherman 13.94 2
15 Corbin Dewitt 09 Gr. West 14.02 1
16 Maria Mullin 11 East Hardy 14.05 2
Girls 100 Meter Dash A
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State Meet: @ 12.42 05.20.2006 Jasmine Cotten, Fayetteville
Name Year School Finals Points
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Finals
1 Andrea Chidester 11 Williamstown 12.69 10
2 Kelsey Zuspan 12 Wahama 12.72 8
3 Elaysia Hill 11 Bishop Donahue 12.78 6
4 Sydney Rush 10 Clay-Battelle 12.99 4
5 Brooklyn Hammer 11 Williamstown 13.05 2
6 Jessica Kincaid 11 Tucker Co. 13.18 1
7 Fanta Kaba 12 Pendleton Co. 13.28
8 Brianne Cantley 10 Buffalo 13.50
Girls 200 Meter Dash A
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State Meet: @ 25.61 05.18.2012 Andrea Chidester, Williamstown
Name Year School Prelims H#
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Preliminaries
1 D’Andra Swiger 12 Doddridge Co. 25.89Q 2
2 Andrea Chidester 11 Williamstown 26.31Q 1
3 Kelsey Zuspan 12 Wahama 26.76Q 1
4 Lindsey Baker 09 Wheeling Central 26.88Q 2
5 Sydney Rush 10 Clay-Battelle 27.12q 1
6 Fanta Kaba 12 Pendleton Co. 27.16q 2
7 Brianne Cantley 10 Buffalo 27.25q 2
8 Hannah Carreon 09 Clay-Battelle 27.31q 2
9 Jessica Kincaid 11 Tucker Co. 27.42 1
10 Elaysia Hill 11 Bishop Donahue 27.43 1
11 Kellie Bedell 11 Moorefield 28.13 1
12 Abigale Buchan 10 Valley (Fayette) 28.18 2
13 Adre’ona Castle 09 Sherman 28.30 1
14 Karson Tolliver 10 Wahama 28.39 1
15 Kerstyn Cline 10 Tyler Consol. 28.64 2
16 Tabatha Baire 09 Gr. West 30.70 2
Girls 200 Meter Dash A
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State Meet: @ 25.61 05.18.2012 Andrea Chidester, Williamstown
Name Year School Finals Points
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Finals
1 D’Andra Swiger 12 Doddridge Co. 26.18 10
2 Andrea Chidester 11 Williamstown 26.25 8
3 Kelsey Zuspan 12 Wahama 26.97 6
4 Lindsey Baker 09 Wheeling Central 27.04 4
5 Hannah Carreon 09 Clay-Battelle 27.69 2
6 Sydney Rush 10 Clay-Battelle 27.80 1
7 Brianne Cantley 10 Buffalo 28.26
8 Fanta Kaba 12 Pendleton Co. 28.27
Girls 400 Meter Dash A
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State Meet: @ 56.84 05.20.2006 Jasmine Cotten, Fayetteville
Name Year School Finals H# Points
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1 Andrea Chidester 11 Williamstown 58.66 2 10
2 Mariah Hall 10 Clay-Battelle 1:00.80 2 8
3 Fanta Kaba 12 Pendleton Co. 1:01.16 2 6
4 Madelin Gardner 11 Williamstown 1:01.46 2 4
5 Chloe Conner 09 Madonna 1:02.46 1 2
6 Kelsey Kyle 10 Tucker Co. 1:02.76 2 1
7 Kathleen Cornell 12 Williamstown 1:03.71 2
8 Kellie Bedell 11 Moorefield 1:04.18 2
9 Asia Mann 12 Gilmer Co. 1:04.69 2
10 Sofia Herrick 09 Magnolia 1:05.06 1
11 Jamie Bailey 12 Richwood 1:06.04 1
12 Chelsea Bonner 11 Tucker Co. 1:06.21 1
13 Ashley Burgess 11 Richwood 1:06.64 1
14 Emily Strickler 11 Saint Marys 1:07.37 1
15 Lauren Pleva 10 Valley (Fayette) 1:09.56 1
Girls 800 Meter Run A
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State Meet: @ 2:20.35 05.19.2012 Maggie Drazba, Saint Marys
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Margaret Drazba 12 Saint Marys 2:21.42 10
2 Olivia Miller 10 Tucker Co. 2:26.91 8
3 Payton Mullens 09 Chas. Cath. 2:29.61 6
4 Cami Mossor 11 Williamstown 2:29.80 4
5 Quincy McKown 11 Chas. Cath. 2:30.22 2
6 Breanna Mazzella 12 Richwood 2:30.79 1
7 Lauren Cline 11 Magnolia 2:31.60
8 Peyton Keener 09 Chas. Cath. 2:33.15
9 Carley Ellison 12 Williamstown 2:34.59
10 Amelia Sebok 09 Sherman 2:36.87
11 Carly Fletcher 11 Tyler Consol. 2:37.42
12 Rena Reid 10 Cameron 2:38.16
13 Melissa Murphy 09 Pocahontas Co. 2:39.92
14 Ashley Cassidy 12 Tucker Co. 2:40.90
15 Samantha Garretson 11 Sherman 2:56.77
Girls 1600 Meter Run A
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State Meet: @ 4:56.23 05.19.2012 Maggie Drazba, Saint Marys
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Margaret Drazba 12 Saint Marys 5:03.53 10
2 Payton Mullens 09 Chas. Cath. 5:30.31 8
3 Cami Mossor 11 Williamstown 5:31.02 6
4 Breanna Mazzella 12 Richwood 5:32.13 4
5 Carley Ellison 12 Williamstown 5:34.49 2
6 Quincy McKown 11 Chas. Cath. 5:35.02 1
7 Ashley Cassidy 12 Tucker Co. 5:36.74
8 Peyton Keener 09 Chas. Cath. 5:39.03
9 Amelia Sebok 09 Sherman 5:50.43
10 Sara Dalen 10 Pendleton Co. 5:52.10
11 Alex Gorrell 10 Saint Marys 5:56.50
12 Madison Mullenax 10 Tucker Co. 5:56.86
13 Abbie Barnette 10 Trinity 5:57.21
14 Rena Reid 10 Cameron 5:57.46
15 Samantha Garretson 11 Sherman 6:09.75
16 Katie Benson 10 Gilmer Co. 6:20.73
Girls 3200 Meter Run A
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State Meet: @ 10:59.09 05.18.2012 Maggie Drazba, Saint Marys
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Margaret Drazba 12 Saint Marys 10:31.83@ 10
2 Ashley Cassidy 12 Tucker Co. 12:04.14 8
3 Breanna Mazzella 12 Richwood 12:07.19 6
4 Sara Dalen 10 Pendleton Co. 12:35.43 4
5 Amelia Sebok 09 Sherman 12:40.03 2
6 Madison Mullenax 10 Tucker Co. 12:47.59 1
7 Taylor Ambrose 09 Tucker Co. 12:51.84
8 Christa Harshberger 12 Magnolia 13:00.19
9 Melissa Murphy 09 Pocahontas Co. 13:08.29
10 Abbie Barnette 10 Trinity 13:18.89
11 Amber Watson 09 Tyler Consol. 13:25.54
12 Samantha Garretson 11 Sherman 13:26.74
13 Katie Benson 10 Gilmer Co. 13:51.06
14 Annie Crockett 11 Chas. Cath. 13:51.80
15 Sarah Settle 10 Williamstown 14:06.03
16 Kaitlyn Fulks 11 Williamstown 14:16.67
Girls 100 Meter Hurdles 33” A
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State Meet: @ 14.90 05.22.2010 Lacey Hampton, Bishop Donahue
Name Year School Prelims H#
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Preliminaries
1 Sarah Ferguson 11 Doddridge Co. 15.75Q 2
2 Hannah Carreon 09 Clay-Battelle 16.63Q 1
3 Haylea LeMasters 12 Tyler Consol. 16.31Q 2
4 Jessie Kerns 12 Williamstown 16.75Q 1
5 Madelin Gardner 11 Williamstown 16.57q 2
6 Amber Evans 12 Tucker Co. 16.80q 1
7 Haley Hinchman 12 Richwood 16.91q 2
8 Bailey Clark 11 Wheeling Central 17.16q 1
9 Kylie Moore 11 Tucker Co. 17.19 1
10 Makayla Clegg 12 Tyler Consol. 17.29 2
11 Presley Jordan 10 Trinity 17.48 2
12 Kayla Hizer 10 Paden City 17.68 2
13 Caroline Miller 12 Tucker Co. 18.33 1
14 Justice Ingram 11 Doddridge Co. 18.82 1
15 Hannah Green 09 Richwood 19.60 1
16 Drema Hinkle 12 Richwood 20.00 2
Girls 100 Meter Hurdles 33” A
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State Meet: @ 14.90 05.22.2010 Lacey Hampton, Bishop Donahue
Name Year School Finals Points
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Finals
1 Sarah Ferguson 11 Doddridge Co. 15.52 10
2 Hannah Carreon 09 Clay-Battelle 16.23 8
3 Jessie Kerns 12 Williamstown 16.29 6
4 Bailey Clark 11 Wheeling Central 16.31 4
5 Haylea LeMasters 12 Tyler Consol. 16.48 2
6 Haley Hinchman 12 Richwood 16.62 1
7 Madelin Gardner 11 Williamstown 16.69
8 Amber Evans 12 Tucker Co. 16.81
Girls 300 Meter Hurdles 30” A
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State Meet: @ 46.39 05.21.2011 Gretchen Lantz, South Harrison
Name Year School Finals H# Points
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1 D’Andra Swiger 12 Doddridge Co. 45.41@ 2 10
2 Sarah Ferguson 11 Doddridge Co. 47.51 2 8
3 Madelin Gardner 11 Williamstown 47.96 2 6
4 Olivia Miller 10 Tucker Co. 48.15 2 4
5 Kylie Moore 11 Tucker Co. 48.46 2 2
6 Haley Hinchman 12 Richwood 48.54 2 1
7 Hannah Carreon 09 Clay-Battelle 48.82 1
8 Karson Tolliver 10 Wahama 48.90 1
9 Haylea LeMasters 12 Tyler Consol. 49.50 2
10 Aspen Matlock 12 Wheeling Central 51.26 2
11 Caroline Miller 12 Tucker Co. 52.45 1
12 Presley Jordan 10 Trinity 52.92 1
13 Hannah Green 09 Richwood 57.46 1
14 Allison Christian 09 Sherman 1:03.02 1
Girls 4x100 Meter Relay A
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State Meet: @ 51.02 05.19.2012 Williamstown HS, Williamstown
K Hammer, A Chidester, T Edge, B Hammer
School Finals H# Points
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1 Clay-Battelle HS 51.90 2 10
1) McKayla Eddy 12 2) Mariah Hall 10
3) Fontana Eddy 10 4) Sydney Rush 10
2 Charleston Catholic HS 52.97 2 8
1) Sarah Joseck 11 2) Caroline Dundervill 09
3) Catherine Casingal 11 4) Payton Mullens 09
3 Wheeling Central Catholic HS 53.52 2 6
1) Aspen Matlock 12 2) Lindsey Baker 09
3) Elizabeth Stayduhar 12 4) Bailey Clark 11
4 Tyler Consolidated HS 53.59 2 4
1) Kerstyn Cline 10 2) Allison Wable 12
3) Katelyn Gogan 09 4) Hillary Casteel 11
5 Tucker County HS 53.80 1 2
1) Amber Evans 12 2) Kylie Moore 11
3) Miranda Siler 11 4) Kelsey Kyle 10
6 Wahama HS 54.26 2 1
1) Kelsey Taylor 09 2) Kelsey Zuspan 12
3) Karson Tolliver 10 4) Olivia Hill 09
7 Buffalo HS 54.32 2
1) Kennedy Fowler 09 2) Brianne Cantley 10
3) Lasaia Gritt 11 4) Kayla Willbond 09
8 Gilmer County HS 55.72 1
1) Hannah Roberts 11 2) Halee Wildman 09
3) Tisha Riffle 10 4) MacKenzee Huff 09
9 Greenbrier West HS 56.00 1
1) Jessica Sheppard 09 2) Corbin Dewitt 09
3) Shae Amick 09 4) Tabatha Baire 09
10 Doddridge County HS 56.22 1
1) Justice Ingram 11 2) Courtney Randolph 09
3) Hannah Burgreen 09 4) Haley Stephenson 09
11 Williamstown HS 56.22 2
1) Brooklyn Hammer 11 2) Jessie Kerns 12
3) Lincoln Postlewaite 12 4) Madelin Gardner 11
12 Moorefield HS 56.34 1
1) Kaitlin Cook 09 2) Courtney Hannas 10
3) Celeste Smith 09 4) Kellie Bedell 11
13 Madonna HS 58.13 2
1) Makenna Dziatkowicz 12 2) Chloe Conner 09
3) Gianna Anile 11 4) Molly Pavan 10
14 East Hardy HS 58.19 1
1) Ashley Wilkins 11 2) Shyane Constable 11
3) Blair East 09 4) Maria Mullin 11
15 Richwood HS 59.26 1
1) Drema Hinkle 12 2) Jennifer Shelford 10
3) Breanna Russell 10 4) Emily Bennett 10
Girls 4x200 Meter Relay A
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State Meet: @ 1:46.95 05.21.2011 Williamstown HS, Williamstown
B Early, M Roberts, A Chidester, M Gardner
School Finals H# Points
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1 Clay-Battelle HS 1:49.37 2 10
1) McKayla Eddy 12 2) Mariah Hall 10
3) Fontana Eddy 10 4) Sydney Rush 10
2 Wheeling Central Catholic HS 1:52.77 2 8
1) Aspen Matlock 12 2) Lindsey Baker 09
3) Elizabeth Stayduhar 12 4) Bailey Clark 11
3 Madonna HS 1:53.43 2 6
1) Makenna Dziatkowicz 12 2) Chloe Conner 09
3) Gianna Anile 11 4) Francesca Basil 11
4 Tyler Consolidated HS 1:53.86 2 4
1) Kerstyn Cline 10 2) Brooke Keys 10
3) Katelyn Gogan 09 4) Hillary Casteel 11
5 Williamstown HS 1:54.49 2 2
1) Brooklyn Hammer 11 2) Lincoln Postlewaite 12
3) Allie Robinson 10 4) Jessie Kerns 12
6 Charleston Catholic HS 1:55.55 2 1
1) Sarah Joseck 11 2) Caroline Dundervill 09
3) Peyton Keener 09 4) Catherine Casingal 11
7 Magnolia HS 1:57.03 2
1) Sofia Herrick 09 2) Lauren Cline 11
3) Kiera Standiford 10 4) Rachel Arbogast 09
8 Greenbrier West HS 1:57.52 2
1) Jessica Sheppard 09 2) Corbin Dewitt 09
3) Shae Amick 09 4) Tabatha Baire 09
9 Richwood HS 1:57.94 1
1) Breanna Russell 10 2) Jennifer Shelford 10
3) Ashley Burgess 11 4) Haley Hinchman 12
10 Gilmer County HS 1:59.12 1
1) Hannah Roberts 11 2) Tisha Riffle 10
3) Halee Wildman 09 4) MacKenzee Huff 09
11 Moorefield HS 1:59.87 1
1) Courtney Hannas 10 2) Whitney Smith 12
3) Celeste Smith 09 4) Kellie Bedell 11
12 Buffalo HS 2:00.02 1
1) Chloe Stephens 11 2) Brianne Cantley 10
3) Lasaia Gritt 11 4) Kayla Willbond 09
13 Trinity Christian HS 2:00.38 1
1) Sophie Kenney 09 2) Olivia Kinkade 09
3) Olivia Kelley 10 4) Peyton Konchesky 11
14 Pocahontas County HS 2:06.83 1
1) Emily Gibson 12 2) Samantha Collins 09
3) Tiffany Alexander 12 4) Chantella Lewis 12
15 East Hardy HS 2:09.70 1
1) Ashley Wilkins 11 2) Vanessa Riggs 10
3) Blair East 09 4) Autumn Ashwood 10
Girls 4x400 Meter Relay A
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State Meet: @ 4:15.91 05.21.2011 Williamstown HS, Williamstown
K Cornell, C Flowers, M Roberts, B Early
School Finals H# Points
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1 Madonna HS 4:17.88 2 10
1) Gianna Anile 11 2) Chloe Conner 09
3) Cameron Dowiak 10 4) Hannah Barger 10
2 Clay-Battelle HS 4:18.85 2 8
1) Mariah Hall 10 2) Amanda Ammons 11
3) Fontana Eddy 10 4) McKayla Eddy 12
3 Williamstown HS 4:23.13 2 6
1) Kathleen Cornell 12 2) Allie Robinson 10
3) Carley Ellison 12 4) Cami Mossor 11
4 Charleston Catholic HS 4:28.03 2 4
1) Sophia Bumgardner 09 2) Caroline Dundervill 09
3) Quincy McKown 11 4) Sarah Joseck 11
5 Richwood HS 4:30.36 1 2
1) Jamie Bailey 12 2) Ashley Burgess 11
3) Breanna Mazzella 12 4) Hannah Brown 11
6 Tyler Consolidated HS 4:30.53 2 1
1) Katelyn Gogan 09 2) Megan Carpenter 11
3) Allison Wable 12 4) Carly Fletcher 11
7 Magnolia HS 4:32.50 2
1) Sofia Herrick 09 2) Lauren Cline 11
3) Kiera Standiford 10 4) Renee Smith 11
8 Wirt County HS 4:34.08 1
1) Breana Moss 09 2) Ashley Moore 12
3) Gwynn Smith 10 4) Morgan Litton 12
9 South Harrison HS 4:36.51 1
1) Kendra Myers 11 2) Cierra Merrill 09
3) Kate Dye 09 4) Jessica Ice 09
10 Saint Marys HS 4:37.05 2
1) Emily Strickler 11 2) Katelyn Billeter 09
3) Olivia Taylor 10 4) Alex Gorrell 10
11 Gilmer County HS 4:37.68 2
1) Katie Benson 10 2) Lindsay Gregory 12
3) Jessica Jones 12 4) Asia Mann 12
12 Trinity Christian HS 4:39.74 1
1) Alexis Zini 11 2) Olivia Kelley 10
3) Olivia Kinkade 09 4) Janelle English 09
13 Sherman HS 5:09.32 1
1) Sydney Weikle 11 2) Hayley Salyers 09
3) Kara Davis 11 4) Brittany Bowdish 12
14 Fayetteville HS 5:22.71 1
1) Emily Akers 11 2) Emma Ellis 09
3) Breana Bennett 11 4) Joelene Rodgers 12
—Pocahontas County HS DQ 1 lane violation
1) Tiffany Alexander 12 2) Chantella Lewis 12
3) Rebecca Anderson 11 4) Melissa Murphy 09
—Tucker County HS DQ 1 lane violation
1) Kelsey Kyle 10 2) Chelsea Bonner 11
3) Jessica Kincaid 11 4) Mikayla Long 09
Girls 4x800 Meter Relay A
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State Meet: @ 9:48.85 05.18.2012 Saint Marys HS, Saint Marys
A Johnson, O Taylor, B Knight, M Drazba
School Finals Points
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1 Charleston Catholic HS 10:04.68 10
1) Peyton Keener 09 2) Sarah Joseck 11
3) Quincy McKown 11 4) Payton Mullens 09
2 Williamstown HS 10:06.71 8
1) Kathleen Cornell 12 2) Allie Robinson 10
3) Carley Ellison 12 4) Cami Mossor 11
3 Tucker County HS 10:31.00 6
1) Ashley Cassidy 12 2) Madison Reall 09
3) Taylor Ambrose 09 4) Madison Mullenax 10
4 Tyler Consolidated HS 10:35.30 4
1) Megan Carpenter 11 2) Allison Wable 12
3) Haleigh Smith 10 4) Carly Fletcher 11
5 Saint Marys HS 10:36.76 2
1) Alex Gorrell 10 2) Olivia Taylor 10
3) Katelyn Billeter 09 4) Margaret Drazba 12
6 Trinity Christian HS 10:41.62 1
1) Abbie Barnette 10 2) Alexis Zini 11
3) Janelle English 09 4) Olivia Kelley 10
7 Magnolia HS 10:42.94
1) Lauren Cline 11 2) Emily Clegg 11
3) Christa Harshberger 12 4) Renee Smith 11
8 Madonna HS 10:51.57
1) Hannah Barger 10 2) Cameron Dowiak 10
3) Gaby Kotten 10 4) Shelby Kirk 11
9 Gilmer County HS 10:54.76
1) Asia Mann 12 2) Lindsay Gregory 12
3) Katie Benson 10 4) Jessica Jones 12
10 Clay-Battelle HS 10:59.38
1) Amanda Ammons 11 2) Rachel Cropper 12
3) Victoria Chisler 09 4) Michelle Spears 09
11 Wirt County HS 11:01.07
1) Morgan Litton 12 2) Ashley Moore 12
3) Lillian Greenleaf 09 4) Mary Kerby 09
12 Sherman HS 11:44.96
1) Samantha Garretson 11 2) Sydney Weikle 11
3) Hayley Salyers 09 4) Amelia Sebok 09
13 East Hardy HS 11:53.64
1) Kassidy Benjamin 10 2) Destini Carr 11
3) Nancy Yates 11 4) Shyane Constable 11
14 Richwood HS 11:54.67
1) Brandi Lough 12 2) Brianna Farnsworth 10
3) Ashley Burgess 11 4) Breanna Russell 10
15 South Harrison HS 12:20.58
1) Mary Kate Riffle 12 2) Cierra Merrill 09
3) Darryan Ward 12 4) Kate Dye 09
Girls 4x102.5 Meter Shuttle Hurdle A
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State Meet: @ 1:05.82 05.18.2012 Williamstown HS, Williamstown
K Hammer, K Cornell, M Gardner, L Postlewaite
School Finals H# Points
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1 Wheeling Central Catholic HS 1:06.06 4 10
1) Bailey Clark 11 2) Elizabeth Stayduhar 12
3) Lindsey Baker 09 4) Aspen Matlock 12
2 Tucker County HS 1:07.03 4 8
1) Amber Evans 12 2) Caroline Miller 12
3) Kylie Moore 11 4) Olivia Miller 10
3 Richwood HS 1:11.46 3 6
1) Haley Hinchman 12 2) Hannah Brown 11
3) Hannah Green 09 4) Jamie Bailey 12
4 Tyler Consolidated HS 1:11.53 4 4
1) Makayla Clegg 12 2) Kaylee Hartsfield 10
3) Allison Wable 12 4) Hannah Casteel 09
5 Doddridge County HS 1:11.58 3 2
1) Justice Ingram 11 2) Haley Stephenson 09
3) Chelsey Randolph 09 4) Sarah Ferguson 11
6 Paden City HS 1:11.72 3 1
1) Lynnsie Parsons 12 2) Josie Fox 11
3) Logan Cosper 12 4) Kayla Hizer 10
7 Madonna HS 1:12.77 2
1) Makenna Dziatkowicz 12 2) Cameron Dowiak 10
3) Tessie Tokash 09 4) Francesca Basil 11
8 Trinity Christian HS 1:13.87 2
1) Peyton Konchesky 11 2) Olivia Kinkade 09
3) Liana English 09 4) Presley Jordan 10
9 Gilmer County HS 1:15.09 3
1) Hannah Roberts 11 2) MacKenzee Huff 09
3) Autumn Marks 09 4) Tisha Riffle 10
10 Moorefield HS 1:16.01 2
1) Whitney Smith 12 2) Kaitlin Cook 09
3) Courtney Hannas 10 4) Celeste Smith 09
11 Valley (Wetzel) HS 1:16.23 2
1) Savanna Bates 09 2) Cassidy Price 09
3) Abagail Willey 11 4) Erin Brown 09
12 Magnolia HS 1:17.32 1
1) Kiera Standiford 10 2) Rachel Arbogast 09
3) Courtney Slider 09 4) Cedar Sands 09
13 East Hardy HS 1:19.44 1
1) Kassidy Benjamin 10 2) Nancy Yates 11
3) Ashton Griffith 12 4) Shyane Constable 11
14 Sherman HS 1:20.90 1
1) Jordan Canterbury 12 2) Allison Christian 09
3) Kara Davis 11 4) Sydney Weikle 11
15 Clay-Battelle HS 1:21.34 1
1) Rebecca Burnfield 10 2) Heather Joyce 09
3) September Eakin 09 4) Amber Bryner 10
—Williamstown HS DQ 4 Exchange Violation 3
1) Jessie Kerns 12 2) Kathleen Cornell 12
3) Erica Amos 10 4) Lincoln Postlewaite 12
Girls High Jump A
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State Meet: @ 5-04 05.20.2011 Megan Steele, Williamstown
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Megan Steele 12 Williamstown 5-02.00 10
2 Olivia Miller 10 Tucker Co. 5-00.00 7
2 D’Andra Swiger 12 Doddridge Co. 5-00.00 7
4 Jamie Bailey 12 Richwood J5-00.00 4
5 Ciara Flowers 12 Williamstown 4-10.00 2
6 Maddie Ross 09 Cameron J4-10.00 1
7 Abigale Buchan 10 Valley (Fayette) 4-08.00
7 Haley Stephenson 09 Doddridge Co. 4-08.00
9 Makayla Clegg 12 Tyler Consol. J4-08.00
10 Megan Carpenter 11 Tyler Consol. 4-06.00
—Abagail Willey 11 Valley (Wetzel) NH
—Emily Smallman 09 Valley (Fayette) NH
—Whitney Smith 12 Moorefield NH
—Nancy Yates 11 East Hardy NH
—Summer Nelson 09 Tucker Co. NH
—Brianna Farnsworth 10 Richwood NH
Girls Pole Vault A
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State Meet: @ 10-06 05.21.2005 Kendall Queen, Williamstown
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Lincoln Postlewaite 12 Williamstown 10-07.00@ 10
2 Haylea LeMasters 12 Tyler Consol. 8-06.00 8
3 Erica Amos 10 Williamstown J8-06.00 6
4 Catherine Casingal 11 Chas. Cath. J8-06.00 4
5 Chelsey Randolph 09 Doddridge Co. 8-00.00 2
6 Caroline Bantug 11 Tyler Consol. 7-06.00 1
—Amy Mason 11 Valley (Wetzel) NH
—Hannah Casteel 09 Tyler Consol. NH
Girls Long Jump A
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State Meet: @ 17-10.25 05.19.2006 Jasmine Cotten, Fayetteville
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 D’Andra Swiger 12 Doddridge Co. 17-02.00 10
2 Sarah Ferguson 11 Doddridge Co. 16-03.25 8
3 Haylea LeMasters 12 Tyler Consol. 15-10.00 6
4 Andrea Chidester 11 Williamstown 15-09.50 4
5 Kelsey Zuspan 12 Wahama 15-08.50 2
6 Kelsey Kyle 10 Tucker Co. 15-01.50 1
7 Abagail Willey 11 Valley (Wetzel) 15-00.75
8 Fanta Kaba 12 Pendleton Co. 14-10.50
9 Hannah Brown 11 Richwood 14-04.75
10 Hannah Currence 10 Tygarts Valley 14-03.00
11 Maria Mullin 11 East Hardy 13-09.75
12 Kerstyn Cline 10 Tyler Consol. 13-09.50
12 Haley Stephenson 09 Doddridge Co. 13-09.50
14 Abigale Buchan 10 Valley (Fayette) 12-11.00
Girls Shot Put A
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State Meet: @ 40-11 2003 Molly Kiger, Williamstown
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Tiffany Jones 11 Union (G) 34-02.25 10
2 Laura Taylor 09 Saint Marys 31-10.00 8
3 Gina Marks 11 Chas. Cath. 31-00.50 6
4 Aiyana Kachmarek 10 Tucker Co. 30-01.50 4
5 Becky Beiter 12 Bishop Donahue 29-10.50 2
6 Lauren Amos 12 Williamstown 29-09.50 1
7 Taylor Pavan 12 Madonna 29-08.00
8 Savannah Phillips 10 Doddridge Co. 29-07.25
9 Stina Fardig 12 Saint Marys 27-03.00
10 Lydia Mullenax 09 Tucker Co. 26-11.50
11 Rylee Cunningham 09 Williamstown 26-07.50
12 Gabriella Glaspell 09 Doddridge Co. 26-06.00
13 Larisa Gordon 12 Gilmer Co. 26-05.00
14 Jordan Canterbury 12 Sherman 24-09.00
15 Amber Linville 12 Tug Valley 23-10.00
16 Camerson Baisden 09 Tug Valley 22-03.00
Girls Discus Throw A
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State Meet: @ 123-05 5/21/2004 Molly Kiger, Williamstown
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Aiyana Kachmarek 10 Tucker Co. 108-05 10
2 Fredriciah Gardner 11 Pocahontas Co. 101-10 8
3 Taylor Pavan 12 Madonna 101-07 6
4 Rylee Cunningham 09 Williamstown 101-02 4
5 Melissa Cieslewski 09 Williamstown 100-10 2
6 Lisa Spencer 10 Williamstown 98-02 1
7 Tiffany Jones 11 Union (G) 97-00
8 Savannah Phillips 10 Doddridge Co. 94-11
9 Larisa Gordon 12 Gilmer Co. 88-04
10 Laura Taylor 09 Saint Marys 87-06
11 Gabriella Glaspell 09 Doddridge Co. 86-02
12 Becky Beiter 12 Bishop Donahue 80-11
13 Raven Boggs 12 Richwood 66-08
14 Danielle Amick 11 Richwood 64-06
15 Rachel Cropper 12 Clay-Battelle 63-05
16 Marissa Kennan 10 Richwood 58-06
Girls - A - Team Rankings - 18 Events Scored
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1) Williamstown HS 114 2) Doddridge County HS 67
3) Tucker County HS 63 4) Clay-Battelle HS 51
5) Charleston Catholic HS 50 6) Saint Marys HS 40
7) Tyler Consolidated HS 34 8) Wheeling Central Catholic 32
9) Richwood HS 25 10) Madonna HS 24
11) Wahama HS 17 12) Union HS 10
12) Pendleton County HS 10 14) Bishop Donahue HS 8
14) Pocahontas County HS 8 16) Sherman HS 2
17) Cameron HS 1 17) Trinity Christian HS 1
17) Paden City HS 1
WV HIGH SCHOOL STATE TRACK MEET - Boys - Class A - 05.17.2013 - 05.18.2013
WV HIGH SCHOOL STATE TRACK MEET - Boys - Class A - 05.17.2013 - 05.18.2013
LAIDLEY FIELD, CHARLESTON, WV
Gilmer County’s Anthony Aviles High Jumps 6’9”
Breaking State Record for Third Time 2013
Boys 100 Meter Dash A
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State Meet: @ 10.98 05.21.2005 Brandon Belcher, Williamson
Name Year School Prelims H#
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Preliminaries
1 Jonathan Gore 12 Fayetteville 11.28Q 2
2 Joshua Parker 12 East Hardy 11.40Q 1
3 Alex Doak 12 Tyler Consol. 11.29Q 2
4 Shayne Hinkle 12 Clay-Battelle 11.43Q 1
5 Jordan Tucker 10 Buffalo 11.48q 1
6 Jacob Ortiz 12 Wahama 11.54q 2
7 Ethan Barker 12 Midland Trail 11.73q 2
8 Mathew Zlatkind 10 Williamstown J11.73q 1
9 Mitchell Mason 11 Tucker Co. 11.77 1
10 Jonah Flynn 12 Pendleton Co. 11.84 2
11 Trace Hart 12 Williamstown 11.90 1
12 Drew Bidwell 12 Paden City 11.91 2
13 Ryan Edwards 10 Chas. Cath. 12.02 2
14 Tracey Lovins 12 Fayetteville 12.09 1
Boys 100 Meter Dash A
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State Meet: @ 10.98 05.21.2005 Brandon Belcher, Williamson
Name Year School Finals Points
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Finals
1 Alex Doak 12 Tyler Consol. 11.27 10
2 Jonathan Gore 12 Fayetteville 11.28 8
3 Jacob Ortiz 12 Wahama 11.61 6
4 Ethan Barker 12 Midland Trail 11.61 4
5 Shayne Hinkle 12 Clay-Battelle 11.61 2
6 Jordan Tucker 10 Buffalo 11.71 1
7 Mathew Zlatkind 10 Williamstown 11.89
Boys 200 Meter Dash A
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State Meet: @ 22.24 05.20.2006 Brandon Belcher, Williamson
Name Year School Prelims H#
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Preliminaries
1 Alex Doak 12 Tyler Consol. 22.80Q 2
2 Jonathan Gore 12 Fayetteville 23.00Q 1
3 Shayne Hinkle 12 Clay-Battelle 23.28Q 2
4 Trace Hart 12 Williamstown 23.52Q 1
5 Jacob Ortiz 12 Wahama 23.35q 2
6 Zach Hall 12 Cameron 23.57q 1
7 Ethan Barker 12 Midland Trail 23.59q 2
8 Mathew Zlatkind 10 Williamstown 23.60q 2
9 Jordan Tucker 10 Buffalo 23.89 1
10 Tracey Lovins 12 Fayetteville 24.29 2
11 Asa Ricketts 10 South Harrison 24.53 1
12 Jonah Flynn 12 Pendleton Co. 24.54 1
13 Charles Burdette 11 Midland Trail 24.88 2
14 Stephen Rogalski 12 Magnolia 25.67 1
Boys 200 Meter Dash A
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State Meet: @ 22.24 05.20.2006 Brandon Belcher, Williamson
Name Year School Finals Points
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Finals
1 Alex Doak 12 Tyler Consol. 22.81 10
2 Jonathan Gore 12 Fayetteville 23.52 8
3 Shayne Hinkle 12 Clay-Battelle 23.66 6
4 Ethan Barker 12 Midland Trail 23.67 4
5 Trace Hart 12 Williamstown 23.92 2
6 Jacob Ortiz 12 Wahama 23.96 1
7 Mathew Zlatkind 10 Williamstown 24.16
8 Zach Hall 12 Cameron 24.32
Boys 400 Meter Dash A
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State Meet: @ 50.25 05.22.2004 Ryan Jobes, Williamstown
Name Year School Finals H# Points
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1 Nathan Tolley 12 Clay-Battelle 49.57@ 2 10
2 Alex Doak 12 Tyler Consol. 50.36 2 8
3 Zachary Cottrill 11 Doddridge Co. 51.28 2 6
4 Jason Lockhart 12 Williamstown 52.04 2 4
5 David Beazel 11 Bishop Donahue 52.16 1 2
6 Kage Rohde 11 Magnolia 52.79 2 1
7 Isaiah Robinson 11 Buffalo 52.80 1
8 Chris Freeman 11 Tucker Co. 52.92 1
9 Zachery Bennett 12 Richwood 53.49 2
10 Johnathan Taylor 09 Calhoun 54.18 2
11 Garrett Smith 11 Gr. West 54.24 1
12 Boston Evans 10 Wirt Co. 54.58 1
13 Tracey Lovins 12 Fayetteville 56.44 1
Boys 800 Meter Run A
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State Meet: @ 1:59.76 05.22.2010 Derrick Chaffin, Richwood
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Dylan Rich 12 Buffalo 1:56.69@ 10
2 Isaiah Robinson 11 Buffalo 2:01.47 8
3 Ian Nichols 11 Tucker Co. 2:03.58 6
4 Jason Lockhart 12 Williamstown 2:04.58 4
5 Logan Kerby 09 Wirt Co. 2:04.80 2
6 James Haught 12 Magnolia 2:05.10 1
7 David Beazel 11 Bishop Donahue 2:09.30
8 Caleb Cottrill 12 Saint Marys 2:09.86
9 Johnathan Taylor 09 Calhoun 2:10.06
10 Jordan Whitehair 12 Saint Marys 2:11.69
11 Nathaniel Selbe 09 Sherman 2:11.87
12 Holden Moore 09 Hundred 2:14.16
13 Addison Hill 12 Pendleton Co. 2:15.93
14 Dakota Clere 10 Meadow Bridge 2:16.90
15 Devon Steele 12 Midland Trail 2:17.12
Boys 1600 Meter Run A
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State Meet: @ 4:23.18 05.19.2012 Dylan Rich, Buffalo
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Dylan Rich 12 Buffalo 4:23.19 10
2 Jordan Whitehair 12 Saint Marys 4:30.09 8
3 Caleb Moore 12 Doddridge Co. 4:32.05 6
4 Marcus Black 12 Chas. Cath. 4:36.70 4
5 Caden McClanahan 11 Chas. Cath. 4:36.81 2
6 Matthew Zorn 12 Doddridge Co. 4:36.93 1
7 Logan Kerby 09 Wirt Co. 4:38.59
8 James Haught 12 Magnolia 4:48.14
9 Chandler Antill 10 Williamstown 4:52.87
10 Zackary Cannady 09 Sherman 4:59.64
11 Ryan Dalrymple 11 Tyler Consol. 5:00.63
12 Dallas Lesher 12 Midland Trail 5:05.49
13 Wesley Knotts 10 Tucker Co. 5:14.19
14 Devon Steele 12 Midland Trail 5:14.30
15 Austin Barker-Gresser 09 South Harrison 5:17.36
Boys 3200 Meter Run A
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State Meet: @ 9:22.26 05.16.2008 Levi Grandt, Doddridge Co.
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Dylan Rich 12 Buffalo 9:41.54 10
2 Caleb Moore 12 Doddridge Co. 9:52.25 8
3 Jordan Whitehair 12 Saint Marys 9:53.43 6
4 Marcus Black 12 Chas. Cath. 9:57.70 4
5 Matthew Zorn 12 Doddridge Co. 10:14.21 2
6 Hayden Harrison 09 Buffalo 10:26.34 1
7 Brandon Lively 10 Doddridge Co. 10:43.39
8 James Haught 12 Magnolia 10:50.63
9 Jacob Pancake 10 Magnolia 10:58.34
10 Zackary Cannady 09 Sherman 11:01.14
11 Kelton Hutchins 09 Williamstown 11:12.38
12 Wesley Knotts 10 Tucker Co. 11:20.52
13 Thomas Bowles 11 Sherman 11:26.63
14 Clayton Irvine 12 Pocahontas Co. 11:42.97
15 John Bard 10 Richwood 11:52.88
16 Jarred Rawson 10 Pendleton Co. 11:56.20
Boys 110 Meter Hurdles 39” A
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State Meet: @ 14.90 05.18.2007 Andy Nottingham, South Harrison
Name Year School Prelims H#
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Preliminaries
1 Dillon Muhly-Alexander 12 Doddridge Co. 15.59Q 2
2 Daniel Plaugher 12 Doddridge Co. 16.08Q 1
3 Colby Ennis 12 Gr. West 16.18Q 1
4 Tyler Snyder 12 Tucker Co. 16.25Q 2
5 Dylan Fetty 12 Saint Marys 16.78q 2
6 Terry Frasier 12 Richwood 16.88q 1
7 Gabe Garrison 11 Buffalo 17.13q 1
8 Devin George 11 Gr. West 17.27q 2
9 Levi Mowery 10 Richwood 17.29 1
10 Anthony Johnson 09 Saint Marys 17.82 2
11 Joseph Preat 09 Valley (Wetzel) 17.91 2
12 Cody Sheppard 11 Buffalo 18.37 1
13 Jared Wegman 10 Tygarts Valley 18.52 1
14 Walker Blosser 10 Tucker Co. 18.65 1
15 Gary Boggs 12 Richwood 18.75 2
Boys 110 Meter Hurdles 39” A
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State Meet: @ 14.90 05.18.2007 Andy Nottingham, South Harrison
Name Year School Finals Points
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Finals
1 Dillon Muhly-Alexander 12 Doddridge Co. 15.77 10
2 Daniel Plaugher 12 Doddridge Co. 16.01 8
3 Colby Ennis 12 Gr. West 16.16 6
4 Tyler Snyder 12 Tucker Co. 16.42 4
5 Gabe Garrison 11 Buffalo 16.91 2
6 Dylan Fetty 12 Saint Marys 17.14 1
7 Devin George 11 Gr. West 17.18
8 Terry Frasier 12 Richwood 17.39
Boys 300 Meter Hurdles 36” A
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State Meet: @ 39.41 05.22.2004 Eric Novick, Wheeling Central
Name Year School Finals H# Points
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1 Daniel Plaugher 12 Doddridge Co. 41.09 2 10
2 Mitchell Goertler 12 Williamstown 41.78 2 8
3 Tyler Snyder 12 Tucker Co. 42.14 2 6
4 Phillip Mallory 11 Chas. Cath. 42.22 1 4
5 Josh Lowther 12 Gilmer Co. 42.31 2 2
6 Jarrod Kacor 09 Magnolia 42.38 2 1
7 Hunter LeMasters 12 Tyler Consol. 42.40 2
8 Dylan Fetty 12 Saint Marys 42.45 2
9 Jacob Ortiz 12 Wahama 43.58 1
10 Troy Hubbard 12 Valley (Wetzel) 43.65 2
11 Jordan Tincher 10 Gr. West 44.01 1
12 Levi Mowery 10 Richwood 44.18 1
13 Timothy Holster 10 Fayetteville 44.64 1
14 Austin Raines 09 Williamstown 44.72 1
15 Cade Walker 09 Pocahontas Co. 46.61 1
16 Kyle VanName 10 East Hardy 46.97 1
Boys 4x100 Meter Relay A
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State Meet: @ 44.34 05.22.2004 Williamstown HS, Williamstown
A Tracewell, Z Bodnar, J Brookover, S Smith
School Finals H# Points
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1 Williamstown HS 44.69 2 10
1) Jarric Hoskins 12 2) Mathew Zlatkind 10
3) Trace Hart 12 4) Mitchell Goertler 12
2 Clay-Battelle HS 45.14 2 8
1) Tyler Forquer 10 2) Trenton Dille 11
3) Nathan Tolley 12 4) Shayne Hinkle 12
3 Tyler Consolidated HS 45.82 2 6
1) Josh Ruble 11 2) Jacob Highley 11
3) Chistian Ice 12 4) Alex Doak 12
4 Buffalo HS 46.02 1 4
1) Michael Erwin 12 2) Joseph Good 11
3) Jarid Hoover 11 4) Jordan Tucker 10
5 Madonna HS 46.13 1 2
1) Elliott Nero 11 2) Garrett Hypes 12
3) Gabriel Hypes 11 4) Marquise Jeter 10
6 Doddridge County HS 46.31 2 1
1) Chris Jarvis 12 2) Jeffrey Bonnell 12
3) Donovan Blemings 12 4) Wyatt Ford 10
7 Valley (Fayette) HS 46.58 2
1) John Carrelli 10 2) Aaron Liddle 11
3) Matt Whiteside 12 4) Myles White 12
8 Magnolia HS 46.72 2
1) Jarrod Kacor 09 2) Kage Rohde 11
3) Alex Pancake 12 4) Stephen Rogalski 12
9 Paden City HS 46.76 1
1) Deven Price 09 2) Kennedy Cain 10
3) Brandon Cross 10 4) Drew Bidwell 12
10 Tucker County HS 46.87 1
1) Chris Freeman 11 2) Derek Nestor 12
3) Mitchell Mason 11 4) Tyler Snyder 12
11 Greenbrier West HS 46.95 2
1) Malik Boatwright 11 2) Cory Cox 11
3) Marquis Frazier 10 4) Colby Ennis 12
12 East Hardy HS 47.08 1
1) Tyler Murphy 10 2) Levi Beck 12
3) Dylan Tharp 10 4) Kyle VanName 10
13 Midland Trail HS 47.41 1
1) Shane Hypes 12 2) Paul Cooper 12
3) Charles Burdette 11 4) Ethan Barker 12
14 Moorefield HS 47.69 1
1) Marcus Snyder 10 2) Matt Dolan 11
3) Nic Pearce 12 4) Collin Yates 10
15 Charleston Catholic HS 47.91 1
1) Ryan Edwards 10 2) Mitchell Stanley 12
3) Spencer Panero 12 4) Elias Hoyer 10
—Pendleton County HS DNF 2
1) Ben Hill 12 2) Jereomy Ayers 10
3) Matt Nibblins 11 4) Jonah Flynn 12
Boys 4x200 Meter Relay A
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State Meet: @ 1:31.64 05.22.2004 Wheeling Central Catholic HS, Wheeling Cen
J McKee, N Tucker, P Zadrozny, E Novick
School Finals H# Points
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1 Williamstown HS 1:33.30 2 10
1) Jarric Hoskins 12 2) Mathew Zlatkind 10
3) Trace Hart 12 4) Mitchell Goertler 12
2 Clay-Battelle HS 1:35.31 2 8
1) Shayne Hinkle 12 2) Trenton Dille 11
3) Tyler Forquer 10 4) Nathan Tolley 12
3 Doddridge County HS 1:35.83 1 6
1) Dyllon Hayes 10 2) Chris Jarvis 12
3) Donovan Blemings 12 4) Daniel Plaugher 12
4 Buffalo HS 1:36.29 1 4
1) Gabe Garrison 11 2) Jordan Tucker 10
3) Joseph Good 11 4) Michael Erwin 12
5 Midland Trail HS 1:36.29 2 2
1) Shane Hypes 12 2) Paul Cooper 12
3) Charles Burdette 11 4) Ethan Barker 12
6 Magnolia HS 1:36.89 2 1
1) Kage Rohde 11 2) Tim Weekly 10
3) Alex Pancake 12 4) Jarrod Kacor 09
7 Charleston Catholic HS 1:37.10 2
1) Ryan Edwards 10 2) Spencer Panero 12
3) Mitchell Stanley 12 4) Phillip Mallory 11
8 Greenbrier West HS 1:37.90 1
1) Marquis Frazier 10 2) Cory Cox 11
3) Garrett Smith 11 4) Patrick Hendrix 12
9 Pendleton County HS 1:38.11 1
1) Adian Bailey 12 2) Matthew Dove 09
3) Matt Nibblins 11 4) Jonah Flynn 12
10 Richwood HS 1:38.40 2
1) Benjamin Weber 11 2) Zachery Bennett 12
3) Terry Frasier 12 4) Colin Frame 10
11 Madonna HS 1:38.46 2
1) Ross Comis 11 2) Garrett Hypes 12
3) Gabriel Hypes 11 4) Marquise Jeter 10
12 Tyler Consolidated HS 1:39.39 2
1) Mert Coskun 11 2) Swen Scheidemantel 11
3) Jacob Highley 11 4) Chistian Ice 12
13 Pocahontas County HS 1:40.36 1
1) Seth Painter 12 2) Kyler Doss 12
3) Stephen Simmons 10 4) Andrew Morrison 11
14 South Harrison HS 1:40.48 1
1) Chance Reed 10 2) Dylan Blake 10
3) Chase Jenkins 09 4) Asa Ricketts 10
15 Paden City HS 1:40.55 1
1) Kennedy Cain 10 2) Brandon Cross 10
3) Zachary Heasley 10 4) Drew Bidwell 12
—Valley (Fayette) HS DQ 1 3rd exchange late
1) John Carrelli 10 2) Matt Whiteside 12
3) Myles White 12 4) Chris Davis 12
Boys 4x400 Meter Relay A
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State Meet: @ 3:32.42 05.19.2012 Charleston Catholic HS, Chas. Cath.
McClanahan, Witsberger, Farkas-Worthy, Mallory
School Finals H# Points
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1 Williamstown HS 3:35.22 2 10
1) Jarric Hoskins 12 2) Marshall Williams 11
3) Kohen Mossor 12 4) Jason Lockhart 12
2 Tucker County HS 3:36.70 1 8
1) Marshall Whisner 10 2) William McCallister 12
3) Chris Freeman 11 4) Ian Nichols 11
3 Doddridge County HS 3:37.40 2 6
1) Zachary Cottrill 11 2) Caleb Moore 12
3) Brandon Lively 10 4) Chris Jarvis 12
4 Charleston Catholic HS 3:37.98 2 4
1) Marcus Black 12 2) Spencer Panero 12
3) Caden McClanahan 11 4) Phillip Mallory 11
5 Buffalo HS 3:41.04 1 2
1) Isaiah Robinson 11 2) Tyler Torman 12
3) Alex Jividen 12 4) Conner Lamb 11
6 Gilmer County HS 3:41.35 1 1
1) Dustin Marlett 12 2) Tristan Sparks 11
3) Markeem Morris 10 4) Josh Lowther 12
7 Tyler Consolidated HS 3:41.83 2
1) Dylan Reynolds 11 2) Swen Scheidemantel 11
3) Chistian Ice 12 4) Hunter LeMasters 12
8 Greenbrier West HS 3:42.07 1
1) Shaun Alley 12 2) Garrett Smith 11
3) Jordan Tincher 10 4) Patrick Hendrix 12
9 Wahama HS 3:42.84 2
1) Michael Hendricks 11 2) Anthony Howard 10
3) Justin Tillis 12 4) Jacob Ortiz 12
10 Magnolia HS 3:42.88 2
1) Kage Rohde 11 2) Jake Brill 12
3) Jarrod Kacor 09 4) James Haught 12
11 Madonna HS 3:45.11 2
1) Anthony Basil 10 2) Ross Comis 11
3) Garrett Hypes 12 4) Gabriel Hypes 11
12 Clay-Battelle HS 3:45.38 2
1) Tyler Forquer 10 2) Nathan Tolley 12
3) Trenton Dille 11 4) John Berry 12
13 South Harrison HS 3:51.84 1
1) Chance Reed 10 2) Asa Ricketts 10
3) Dylan Blake 10 4) Jesse Anderson 12
14 Sherman HS 3:54.91 1
1) Nathaniel Selbe 09 2) Kyle Davis 09
3) Christopher Layton 09 4) Grant Kellione 12
15 Midland Trail HS 4:05.31 1
1) Devon Steele 12 2) Paul Cooper 12
3) Shane Hypes 12 4) Charles Burdette 11
Boys 4x800 Meter Relay A
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State Meet: @ 8:09.05 05.18.2012 Buffalo HS, Buffalo
I Robinson, J Torman, E Childers, D Rich
School Finals Points
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1 Buffalo HS 8:13.66 10
1) Isaiah Robinson 11 2) Tyler Torman 12
3) Conner Lamb 11 4) Dylan Rich 12
2 Charleston Catholic HS 8:20.04 8
1) Caden McClanahan 11 2) Justin Snyder 10
3) Marcus Black 12 4) Phillip Mallory 11
3 Doddridge County HS 8:33.08 6
1) Brandon Lively 10 2) Caleb Moore 12
3) Matthew Zorn 12 4) Caleb Thaxton 12
4 Williamstown HS 8:37.11 4
1) Kelton Hutchins 09 2) Jack Folwell 12
3) Chandler Antill 10 4) Jason Lockhart 12
5 Tucker County HS 8:52.13 2
1) Ian Nichols 11 2) Chris Freeman 11
3) William McCallister 12 4) Devon Anderson 10
6 Saint Marys HS 8:58.43 1
1) Caleb Cottrill 12 2) Trenton Barnhart 10
3) Brendan Miller 09 4) Derek Carpenter 11
7 Tyler Consolidated HS 9:01.03
1) Ryan Dalrymple 11 2) Chase Cooper 09
3) Daron Weekley 09 4) Dylan Reynolds 11
8 Wirt County HS 9:02.46
1) Boston Evans 10 2) Jeremy Kerby 12
3) Devin Wilson 11 4) Logan Kerby 09
9 Sherman HS 9:04.63
1) Zackary Cannady 09 2) Cameron Jarrell 12
3) Grant Kellione 12 4) Nathaniel Selbe 09
10 Wahama HS 9:05.62
1) Johnnie Ohlinger 10 2) Michael Hendricks 11
3) Anthony Howard 10 4) Ian Kapp 11
11 Gilmer County HS 9:10.38
1) Zach Chapman 10 2) Dustin Marlett 12
3) Markeem Morris 10 4) Dakota Prevatte 10
12 South Harrison HS 9:23.56
1) Jesse Anderson 12 2) Austin Barker-Gresser 09
3) Dylan Blake 10 4) Garrett Wilkins 10
13 Richwood HS 9:45.67
1) John Bard 10 2) Logan Brown 10
3) Joshua Kidwell 10 4) Justin Kitzmiller 09
14 Midland Trail HS 11:05.40
1) Alex Burdette 09 2) Johnathan Fendley 09
3) Dallas Lesher 12 4) Devon Steele 12
—Pendleton County HS DQ Interference
1) Addison Hill 12 2) Ben Hill 12
3) Matt Nibblins 11 4) Jereomy Ayers 10
Boys 4x110 Meter Shuttle Hurdle A
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State Meet: @ 59.01 05.18.2012 Doddridge County HS, Doddridge Co.
Bonnell, Muhly-Alexander, Thaxton, Plaugher
School Finals H# Points
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1 Doddridge County HS 1:00.24 4 10
1) Zachary Cottrill 11 2) Dillon Muhly-Alexander 12
3) Dyllon Hayes 10 4) Daniel Plaugher 12
2 Greenbrier West HS 1:01.34 3 8
1) Malik Boatwright 11 2) Devin George 11
3) Jordan Tincher 10 4) Colby Ennis 12
3 Richwood HS 1:01.41 4 6
1) Levi Mowery 10 2) Zachery Bennett 12
3) Gary Boggs 12 4) Terry Frasier 12
4 Gilmer County HS 1:01.48 4 4
1) Anthony Aviles 12 2) Josh Lowther 12
3) Tristan Sparks 11 4) Dustin Marlett 12
5 Buffalo HS 1:03.49 1 2
1) Gabe Garrison 11 2) Earl Kosa 10
3) Kerry Smith 09 4) Cody Sheppard 11
6 Tyler Consolidated HS 1:04.07 2 1
1) Josh Ruble 11 2) Jacob Highley 11
3) Hunter LeMasters 12 4) Josh Peck 09
7 Valley (Wetzel) HS 1:05.04 2
1) Troy Hubbard 12 2) Joseph Preat 09
3) Donald Smith 10 4) John Wells 10
8 Saint Marys HS 1:05.78 3
1) Andrew Bleakley 10 2) Cody Wolfe 09
3) Alex Baker 11 4) Anthony Johnson 09
9 Pocahontas County HS 1:06.75 2
1) Stephen Mick 10 2) Stephen Simmons 10
3) James Campbell 10 4) Cade Walker 09
10 Paden City HS 1:07.26 3
1) Brandon Cross 10 2) Kennedy Cain 10
3) Logan Carroll 09 4) Deven Price 09
11 Sherman HS 1:08.03 1
1) Caleb Edie 12 2) Cameron Jarrell 12
3) Grant Kellione 12 4) Christopher Layton 09
12 Moorefield HS 1:08.04 3
1) Marcus Snyder 10 2) Caleb Kite 09
3) Matt Dolan 11 4) Nic Pearce 12
13 Williamstown HS 1:08.17 1
1) Austin Raines 09 2) Dylan Stansbury 09
3) Cody Smith 11 4) Ryder Deem 11
14 Midland Trail HS 1:08.23 2
1) Johnathan Fendley 09 2) Larry Cavett 11
3) Aaron Walker 10 4) Michael Fendley 11
15 East Hardy HS 1:10.00 1
1) Dylan Tharp 10 2) Adam Holliday 10
3) Brandon Benjamin 10 4) Kyle VanName 10
—Tucker County HS DQ 4 Failed to clear 2nd
1) Derek Nestor 12 2) Mitchell Mason 11
3) Tyler Snyder 12 4) Trevor Kidwell 12
Anthony Aviles - Gilmer County High School
Boys High Jump A
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State Meet: @ 6-06 05.18.2012 Anthony Aviles, Gilmer Co.
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Anthony Aviles 12 Gilmer Co. 6-09.00@ 10
2 Dillon Muhly-Alexander 12 Doddridge Co. 6-00.00 8
3 Cory Cox 11 Gr. West J6-00.00 6
4 Zachary Cottrill 11 Doddridge Co. 5-10.00 4
5 Mitchell Mason 11 Tucker Co. J5-10.00 2
6 Dylan Fetty 12 Saint Marys J5-10.00 1
7 Nicholas McGee 09 Valley (Wetzel) 5-08.00
8 John Wells 10 Valley (Wetzel) J5-08.00
8 Benjamin Weber 11 Richwood J5-08.00
10 Ryan Slider 11 Calhoun J5-08.00
—Tucker Cain 09 Valley (Wetzel) NH
—Austin Barker-Gresser 09 South Harrison NH
—Adam Holliday 10 East Hardy NH
—Stephen Simmons 10 Pocahontas Co. NH
Boys Pole Vault A
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State Meet: @ 15-00 05.18.2007 Seth Beckner, Buffalo
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Hunter LeMasters 12 Tyler Consol. 13-10.00 10
2 Mitchell Goertler 12 Williamstown 13-00.00 8
3 Dyllon Hayes 10 Doddridge Co. 12-06.00 6
4 Dalton George 11 Williamstown 11-06.00 4
5 Ian Spencer 12 Doddridge Co. J11-06.00 2
6 Josh Ruble 11 Tyler Consol. 11-00.00 1
7 Austin Raines 09 Williamstown J11-00.00
—Donald Smith 10 Valley (Wetzel) NH
—Tucker Cain 09 Valley (Wetzel) NH
Boys Long Jump A
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State Meet: @ 22-01.75 05.19.2012 Zain Creamer, South Harrison
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Jonathan Gore 12 Fayetteville 21-11.25 10
2 Dillon Muhly-Alexander 12 Doddridge Co. 21-01.25 8
3 Joshua Parker 12 East Hardy 20-10.00 6
4 Dylan Fetty 12 Saint Marys 20-04.00 4
5 Marcello Biondillo 11 Madonna 20-00.00 2
6 Cory Cox 11 Gr. West 19-10.00 1
7 Terry Frasier 12 Richwood 19-09.50
8 Ethan Pugh 12 Pocahontas Co. 19-01.75
9 Zachery Bennett 12 Richwood 18-10.25
10 David Woofter 12 Notre Dame 18-07.50
10 Ryan Slider 11 Calhoun 18-07.50
12 Tim Weekly 10 Magnolia 18-06.00
13 Greg Clark 11 Union (G) 18-03.50
—Anthony Aviles 12 Gilmer Co. FOUL
Boys Shot Put A
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State Meet: @ 52-04.25 05.19.2012 Devon Carr, Williamstown
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Spencer Mason 12 Valley (Wetzel) 51-02.50 10
2 Evan Smith 12 Williamstown 47-11.75 8
3 Nathan Stout 09 Gilmer Co. 44-10.00 6
4 Austin Patterson 12 Clay-Battelle 44-08.75 4
5 Reed Ratliff 12 Gilmer Co. 44-02.50 2
6 Marty Lipscomb 12 Doddridge Co. 43-04.50 1
7 Jacob Highley 11 Tyler Consol. 43-03.50
8 Zack Killingsworth 11 Wahama 40-06.00
9 Isaac Britton 11 Doddridge Co. 39-09.75
10 Mike Adkins 12 Tucker Co. 39-04.50
11 Alexander Graham 12 Richwood 38-07.25
12 Hunter Ashley 09 Gilmer Co. 38-06.75
13 Ryan Cain 12 Pocahontas Co. 38-00.50
14 Devin Rose 11 Pocahontas Co. 37-09.75
15 Tommy Coleman 12 Midland Trail 37-06.50
16 Braden Issacs 09 Gr. West 36-02.50
Boys Discus Throw A
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State Meet: @ 164-11 2003 Zach Hall, Williamstown
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Isaac Britton 11 Doddridge Co. 147-11 10
2 Hunter Ashley 09 Gilmer Co. 144-08 8
3 Spencer Mason 12 Valley (Wetzel) 141-09 6
4 Jimmy Jemison 12 Saint Marys 141-08 4
5 Marty Lipscomb 12 Doddridge Co. 134-06 2
6 Evan Smith 12 Williamstown 132-00 1
7 Nicholas Meadows 12 Williamstown 126-02
8 Devin Rose 11 Pocahontas Co. 122-02
9 John Underwood 12 Doddridge Co. 117-08
10 Jacob Zombek 12 Bishop Donahue 115-05
11 Mike Adkins 12 Tucker Co. 110-05
12 Ben Flangagan 11 Tucker Co. 101-08
13 Tommy Coleman 12 Midland Trail 100-06
14 Nathan Stout 09 Gilmer Co. 96-08
—Alexander Graham 12 Richwood DQ Cellphone Violation
Boys - A - Team Rankings - 18 Events Scored
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1) Doddridge County HS 121 2) Williamstown HS 73
3) Buffalo HS 64 4) Tyler Consolidated HS 46
5) Clay-Battelle HS 38 6) Gilmer County HS 33
7) Tucker County HS 28 8) Charleston Catholic HS 26
8) Fayetteville HS 26 10) Saint Marys HS 25
11) Greenbrier West HS 21 12) Valley (Wetzel) HS 16
13) Midland Trail HS 10 14) Wahama HS 7
15) East Hardy HS 6 15) Richwood HS 6
17) Madonna HS 4 17) Magnolia HS 4
19) Bishop Donahue HS 2 19) Wirt County HS 2
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Congratulations to Hunter Ashley for getting a 2nd place in the Discus throw. He may be a Freshman, but he can definately out throw a lot of sophmores, Juniors and seniors. Way to go Hunter. Practice always pays off. Proud of you.
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WV HIGH SCHOOL STATE TRACK MEET - Girls - Class AA - 05.17.2013 - 05.18.2013
WV HIGH SCHOOL STATE TRACK MEET - Girls - Class AA - 05.17.2013 - 05.18.2013
LAIDLEY FIELD, CHARLESTON, WV
Girls 100 Meter Dash AA
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State Meet: @ 12.24 05.18.2012 Candace Brown, Summers Co.
Name Year School Prelims H#
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Preliminaries
1 Bria Welker 12 Frankfort 12.34Q 2
2 Alexis Burch 12 Oak Glen 12.65Q 1
3 Emilee Henry 10 Herbert Hoover 12.72Q 1
4 Alexandria Allen 11 Liberty (H) 12.72Q 2
5 Kayla Haywood 10 Bridgeport 12.73q 1
6 Nicole Licata 12 East Fairmont 12.83q 2
7 Marlee Angelucci 09 North Marion 13.03q 1
8 Kylee Leathers 09 Weir 13.12q 1
9 Morgan Spolarich 12 Westside 13.18 2
10 Ashley Johnson 12 Scott 13.19 2
11 Serena Mullins 09 Nicholas Co. 13.21 1
12 Ashlie Merrill 11 East Fairmont 13.26 2
13 Emily Smith 11 Summers Co. 13.41 1
14 Christina Osborne 09 Chapmanville 13.43 2
15 Hailey Miller 10 Ravenswood 13.46 1
16 Tiffani Fleenor 10 Independence 13.60 2
Girls 100 Meter Dash AA
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State Meet: @ 12.24 05.18.2012 Candace Brown, Summers Co.
Name Year School Finals Points
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Finals
1 Bria Welker 12 Frankfort 12.47 10
2 Kayla Haywood 10 Bridgeport 12.78 8
3 Emilee Henry 10 Herbert Hoover 12.98 6
4 Nicole Licata 12 East Fairmont 12.99 4
5 Alexandria Allen 11 Liberty (H) 13.00 2
6 Alexis Burch 12 Oak Glen 13.00 1
7 Marlee Angelucci 09 North Marion 13.36
8 Kylee Leathers 09 Weir 13.47
Girls 200 Meter Dash AA
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State Meet: @ 25.15 05.18.2012 Bria Welker, Frankfort
Name Year School Prelims H#
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Preliminaries
1 Bria Welker 12 Frankfort 25.26Q 2
2 Alexis Burch 12 Oak Glen 25.93Q 1
3 Emilee Henry 10 Herbert Hoover 25.83Q 2
4 Kaitlyn Conaway 12 North Marion 26.24Q 1
5 Sharia Hernandez 12 Keyser 26.83q 2
6 McKenna Miller 09 Frankfort 27.06q 1
7 Madison Cunningham 12 Lincoln 27.29q 1
8 Ashley Griffin 09 Berkeley Sp. 27.36q 1
9 Macey Nuzum 09 East Fairmont 27.71 2
10 Avery Thrush 09 R. C. Byrd 27.82 2
11 Serena Mullins 09 Nicholas Co. 27.94 1
12 Tanya Jones 11 Ritchie Co. 27.96 2
13 Brandy Morrison 11 Summers Co. 28.03 1
14 Emily Simmons 09 Wyoming East 28.47 1
15 Tiffany Hatfield 10 Liberty (R) 28.82 2
16 Tyler Webb 12 Wayne 28.94 2
Girls 200 Meter Dash AA
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State Meet: @ 25.15 05.18.2012 Bria Welker, Frankfort
Name Year School Finals Points
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Finals
1 Bria Welker 12 Frankfort 25.67 10
2 Alexis Burch 12 Oak Glen 26.22 8
3 Kaitlyn Conaway 12 North Marion 26.59 6
4 Emilee Henry 10 Herbert Hoover 26.67 4
5 McKenna Miller 09 Frankfort 27.27 2
6 Sharia Hernandez 12 Keyser 27.61 1
7 Ashley Griffin 09 Berkeley Sp. 27.87
8 Madison Cunningham 12 Lincoln 27.93
Girls 400 Meter Dash AA
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State Meet: @ 57.13 05.19.2012 Bria Welker, Frankfort
Name Year School Finals H# Points
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1 Bria Welker 12 Frankfort 57.13@ 2 10
2 Alexis Burch 12 Oak Glen 58.51 2 8
3 Hailey Miller 10 Ravenswood 59.86 2 6
4 Emilee Henry 10 Herbert Hoover 1:00.02 2 4
5 Brooke Snyder 10 Frankfort 1:00.37 2 2
6 Madison Cunningham 12 Lincoln 1:00.45 2 1
7 Megan Collins 12 Oak Glen 1:01.36 2
8 Ashley Griffin 09 Berkeley Sp. 1:02.38 2
9 Alexis Hillberry 11 North Marion 1:02.43 1
10 Avery Thrush 09 R. C. Byrd 1:03.75 1
11 Hailey Lunsford 09 Wayne 1:05.48 1
12 Adriana Cook 10 Independence 1:05.96 1
13 Mara Mazzacchi 10 Chapmanville 1:06.85 1
14 Kayla Trent 12 James Monroe 1:08.07 1
15 Melissa Daniels 12 Liberty (R) 1:10.03 1
Girls 800 Meter Run AA
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State Meet: @ 2:13.58 05.22.2004 Jennifer Povick, Sissonville
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Katie Jan 12 Frankfort 2:19.02 10
2 Emma Harrison 12 North Marion 2:24.30 8
3 Samantha Stout 11 Webster Co. 2:27.03 6
4 Kelsey Chambers 11 Oak Glen 2:27.25 4
5 Danielle Haynes 10 Berkeley Sp. 2:27.76 2
6 Felicity Nolder 10 Oak Glen 2:29.41 1
7 Lindsey DeBerry 10 Bridgeport 2:30.12
8 Marissa Long 11 Philip Barbour 2:32.19
9 Samantha Graffius 11 Scott 2:32.70
10 Christen Mangano 10 Oak Glen 2:34.31
11 Hillary Blosser 11 Roane Co. 2:37.72
12 Aiden Payton 09 Nicholas Co. 2:39.53
13 Katelyn Odle 10 PikeView 2:44.57
14 Laura Hill 12 PikeView 2:47.07
15 Sophie Klein 09 PikeView 2:47.80
Girls 1600 Meter Run AA
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State Meet: @ 5:08.25 05.21.2005 Rachel Buser, Berkeley Sp.
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Katie Jan 12 Frankfort 5:09.38 10
2 Emma Harrison 12 North Marion 5:20.60 8
3 Alexis Virtue 12 Weir 5:23.00 6
4 Kelsey Chambers 11 Oak Glen 5:25.29 4
5 Kristen Mastrantoni 12 Weir 5:29.80 2
6 Danielle Haynes 10 Berkeley Sp. 5:30.68 1
7 Brianna Waybright 12 Philip Barbour 5:33.59
8 Aiden Payton 09 Nicholas Co. 5:34.00
9 Samantha Graffius 11 Scott 5:41.37
10 Taylor Treadway 10 Ravenswood 5:42.00
11 Marissa Long 11 Philip Barbour 5:42.59
12 Morganne Phillips 12 Bridgeport 5:46.39
13 Katelyn Odle 10 PikeView 5:59.21
14 Sheena Chambers 10 Scott 6:01.75
15 Laura Hill 12 PikeView 6:05.92
16 Lauryn Hatfield 10 PikeView 6:06.49
Girls 3200 Meter Run AA
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State Meet: @ 10:57.43 05.20.2005 Rachel Buser, Berkeley Sp.
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Katie Jan 12 Frankfort 11:26.78 10
2 Emma Harrison 12 North Marion 11:38.52 8
3 Kristen Mastrantoni 12 Weir 11:41.39 6
4 Kinsey Reed 10 Berkeley Sp. 11:43.79 4
5 Kelsey Chambers 11 Oak Glen 11:52.36 2
6 Brianna Waybright 12 Philip Barbour 11:57.65 1
7 Morganne Phillips 12 Bridgeport 11:59.31
8 Allison Villers 09 Philip Barbour 12:18.23
9 Brittany Green 12 Scott 12:31.01
10 Taylor Treadway 10 Ravenswood 12:49.26
11 Sheena Chambers 10 Scott 13:02.66
12 Katelyn Odle 10 PikeView 13:23.49
13 Sophie Klein 09 PikeView 13:54.03
14 Lauren Clarkson 12 James Monroe 14:46.42
—Kylie Rutherford 11 Wayne DNF
Girls 100 Meter Hurdles 33” AA
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State Meet: @ 15.05 1997 Aurora Spang, Magnolia
Name Year School Prelims H#
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Preliminaries
1 Emily Smith 11 Summers Co. 15.94Q 2
2 Elizabeth Messer 10 Nicholas Co. 16.37Q 1
3 Allison Evans 12 Keyser 16.37Q 2
4 Brianna Woodburn 12 Fairmont Senior 16.60Q 1
5 Yanapoli Fofanah 12 Bridgeport 16.86q 1
6 Autumn Tyree 12 Nicholas Co. 16.88q 2
7 Hannah Layman 11 Lincoln 16.95q 1
8 Tori Feicht 11 Oak Glen 17.25q 2
9 Janessa Adams 10 Ritchie Co. 17.30 2
10 Gracen Hayes 12 Weir 17.48 2
11 Arianna Crawford 10 Nicholas Co. 17.55 1
12 Megan Valkos 12 Petersburg 17.64 1
13 Celeste Kelly 11 Philip Barbour 17.72 2
14 Madison Haught 10 North Marion 17.92 1
15 Kait Cantley 12 Liberty (R) 19.02 2
—Jenna Burdette 12 Liberty (R) NT 1
Girls 100 Meter Hurdles 33” AA
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State Meet: @ 15.05 1997 Aurora Spang, Magnolia
Name Year School Finals Points
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Finals
1 Emily Smith 11 Summers Co. 15.79 10
2 Elizabeth Messer 10 Nicholas Co. 16.23 8
3 Allison Evans 12 Keyser 16.33 6
4 Brianna Woodburn 12 Fairmont Senior 16.44 4
5 Yanapoli Fofanah 12 Bridgeport 16.71 2
6 Autumn Tyree 12 Nicholas Co. 16.73 1
7 Hannah Layman 11 Lincoln 17.03
8 Tori Feicht 11 Oak Glen 17.71
Girls 300 Meter Hurdles 30” AA
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State Meet: @ 44.70 05.17.2008 Meghan Mock, Berkeley Sp.
Name Year School Finals H# Points
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1 Bria Welker 12 Frankfort 45.45 2 10
2 Sharia Hernandez 12 Keyser 46.87 2 8
3 Madison Cunningham 12 Lincoln 47.12 2 6
4 Natalia Parker 10 Fairmont Senior 47.12 2 4
5 Jenna Alonge 10 Bridgeport 47.67 2 2
6 Haylie Damron 12 Scott 48.43 2 1
7 Erin Brown 12 Webster Co. 48.45 2
8 Alexis Virtue 12 Weir 48.89 2
9 Janessa Adams 10 Ritchie Co. 49.91 1
10 Lindsay Edgell 09 Bridgeport 50.06 1
11 Grace Montgomery 11 Sissonville 50.38 1
12 Paula Ord 12 Poca 50.65 1
13 Tori Feicht 11 Oak Glen 52.16 1
14 Beth Daniel 12 Liberty (R) 54.24 1
15 Chloe Meadows 11 James Monroe 56.27 1
16 Brittany Wren 11 Independence 57.84 1
Girls 4x100 Meter Relay AA
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State Meet: @ 50.10 1980 Milton
School Finals H# Points
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1 North Marion HS 50.88 2 10
1) Mckenzi Fisher 10 2) Marlee Angelucci 09
3) Alexis Hillberry 11 4) Kaitlyn Conaway 12
2 East Fairmont HS 51.46 2 8
1) Ashlie Merrill 11 2) Nina Nicoletti 12
3) Macey Nuzum 09 4) Nicole Licata 12
3 Bridgeport HS 51.51 2 6
1) Yanapoli Fofanah 12 2) Katie Reid 11
3) Katie Hennigan 10 4) Kayla Haywood 10
4 Frankfort HS 52.31 2 4
1) Madison Pfaff 09 2) Sarah Dayton 10
3) Brooke Snyder 10 4) McKenna Miller 09
5 Liberty (Harrison) HS 52.32 2 2
1) Ariel Allen 09 2) Samara Kendrick 12
3) Kaitlynn Mayle 10 4) Alexandria Allen 11
6 Weir HS 52.35 2 1
1) Raven Young 12 2) Alyssa Shingle 11
3) Shelva Burns 12 4) Kylee Leathers 09
7 Herbert Hoover HS 52.47 2
1) Katie Harris 12 2) Holly Pernell 12
3) Leslie Taylor 11 4) Emilee Henry 10
8 Nicholas County HS 52.71 2
1) Serena Mullins 09 2) Autumn Tyree 12
3) Arianna Crawford 10 4) Elizabeth Messer 10
9 Oak Glen HS 53.02 1
1) McKenzie Jones 09 2) Jennifer Lybert 12
3) Kayla Swiger 12 4) Megan Collins 12
10 Scott HS 53.53 1
1) Ashley Johnson 12 2) Jessy Blankenship 12
3) Julie Conway 11 4) Haylie Damron 12
11 Summers County HS 53.57 1
1) Emily Smith 11 2) Brandy Morrison 11
3) Cameron Miller 10 4) Brenna Davis 09
12 Roane County HS 53.68 1
1) Hannah Hardman 09 2) Nicole Boggs 11
3) Caity Hudnall 09 4) Destinee Starcher 12
13 Ritchie County HS 53.73 1
1) Amanda Hall 11 2) Amanda Davis 12
3) Tanya Jones 11 4) Mykayla Garrett 12
14 Liberty (Raleigh) HS 54.55 1
1) Sabrina Morgan 12 2) Tymara McDowell 12
3) Jenna Burdette 12 4) Tiffany Hatfield 10
15 Petersburg HS 55.02 1
1) Heather Phares 12 2) Rebecca Landis 09
3) Elise Cardot 11 4) Megan Valkos 12
16 Independence HS 56.25 1
1) Makayla Miller 11 2) Mackenzie Prince 12
3) Jessica Whitt 11 4) Tiffani Fleenor 10
Girls 4x200 Meter Relay AA
==========================================================================
State Meet: @ 1:44.91 05.17.2008 Winfield HS, Winfield
E Daly, B Shantie, B Lee, K Spang
School Finals H# Points
==========================================================================
1 North Marion HS 1:47.06 2 10
1) Alexis Hillberry 11 2) Marlee Angelucci 09
3) Mckenzi Fisher 10 4) Kaitlyn Conaway 12
2 Weir HS 1:50.09 2 8
1) Kylee Leathers 09 2) Shelva Burns 12
3) Raven Young 12 4) Chantelle Harper 11
3 Keyser HS 1:50.11 2 6
1) Allison Evans 12 2) Cecelia Napier 10
3) Crystal Kuglar 09 4) Sharia Hernandez 12
4 Oak Glen HS 1:50.15 2 4
1) McKenzie Jones 09 2) Natelie Chappell 09
3) Alex Arnott 09 4) Megan Collins 12
5 East Fairmont HS 1:50.17 2 2
1) Ashlie Merrill 11 2) Macey Nuzum 09
3) Nina Nicoletti 12 4) Nicole Licata 12
6 Bridgeport HS 1:50.64 1 1
1) Yanapoli Fofanah 12 2) Jenna Alonge 10
3) Katie Reid 11 4) Kayla Haywood 10
7 Frankfort HS 1:50.81 2
1) Madison Pfaff 09 2) Brooke Snyder 10
3) Sarah Dayton 10 4) McKenna Miller 09
8 Liberty (Harrison) HS 1:52.09 2
1) Samara Kendrick 12 2) Kaitlynn Mayle 10
3) Ashley Walker 10 4) Alexandria Allen 11
9 Ritchie County HS 1:53.09 2
1) Janessa Adams 10 2) Mykayla Garrett 12
3) Amanda Davis 12 4) Tanya Jones 11
10 Nicholas County HS 1:55.20 1
1) Shayla Stear 12 2) Maria Stear 09
3) Taylor Board 09 4) Serena Mullins 09
11 Wayne HS 1:55.34 1
1) Tyler Webb 12 2) Hailey Lunsford 09
3) Carley Nelson 10 4) Savanna Mays 10
12 Chapmanville HS 1:56.35 1
1) Christina Osborne 09 2) Candice Adkins 12
3) Codi Conley 10 4) Autumn Baisden 12
13 Liberty (Raleigh) HS 1:56.48 1
1) Morgan Birchfield 10 2) Tymara McDowell 12
3) Taylor Daniel 10 4) Tiffany Hatfield 10
14 Robert C. Byrd HS 1:57.28 1
1) Victoria Carvelli 12 2) Emily Cook 09
3) Avery Thrush 09 4) Ciarra Romine 12
15 Independence HS 1:57.76 1
1) Anne Bass 11 2) Adriana Cook 10
3) Makayla Miller 11 4) Mackenzie Prince 12
16 PikeView HS 1:59.34 1
1) Shyann Carr 10 2) Charlotte Webster 12
3) Katelyn Shrewsbury 10 4) Lacy Dart 11
Girls 4x400 Meter Relay AA
==========================================================================
State Meet: @ 4:02.88 05.20.2006 Oak Glen HS, Oak Glen
A Cashdollar, H Temple, A Benavides, J Mitchell
School Finals H# Points
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1 Oak Glen HS 4:10.62 2 10
1) Megan Collins 12 2) Christen Mangano 10
3) Alex Arnott 09 4) Alexis Burch 12
2 Berkeley Springs HS 4:16.85 2 8
1) Keri Shetler 10 2) Sara Younker 12
3) Sarah Haynes 11 4) Ashley Griffin 09
3 North Marion HS 4:17.45 2 6
1) Alexis Hillberry 11 2) Kaitlyn Conaway 12
3) Madison Haught 10 4) Emma Harrison 12
4 Frankfort HS 4:18.06 2 4
1) Brooke Snyder 10 2) Sarah Dayton 10
3) McKenna Miller 09 4) Katie Jan 12
5 Weir HS 4:18.48 2 2
1) Raven Young 12 2) Shelva Burns 12
3) Alesia LeSane 09 4) Chantelle Harper 11
6 Bridgeport HS 4:18.50 2 1
1) Lindsey DeBerry 10 2) Morganne Phillips 12
3) Anna Kay Haddix 12 4) Jenna Alonge 10
7 Keyser HS 4:21.89 1
1) Micayla Paugh 10 2) Clarissa Carnell 10
3) Crystal Kuglar 09 4) Cecelia Napier 10
8 Webster County HS 4:22.90 2
1) Samantha Stout 11 2) Joni Perrine 11
3) Jasmine McCoy 12 4) Erin Brown 12
9 Philip Barbour HS 4:24.43 1
1) Gabrielle Kyle 10 2) Celeste Kelly 11
3) Marley Dib 09 4) Marissa Long 11
10 Wayne HS 4:30.18 1
1) Tyler Webb 12 2) Hailey Lunsford 09
3) Savanna Mays 10 4) Carley Nelson 10
11 James Monroe HS 4:34.26 1
1) Kayla Trent 12 2) Laura Dransfield 09
3) Isabella Pitzer 09 4) Mikaila Moran 10
12 Liberty (Raleigh) HS 4:34.28 1
1) Morgan Birchfield 10 2) Melissa Daniels 12
3) Taylor Daniel 10 4) Tiffany Hatfield 10
13 Scott HS 4:38.59 1
1) Brittany Green 12 2) Jessy Blankenship 12
3) Megan Blankenship 09 4) Samantha Graffius 11
14 Nicholas County HS 4:48.12 1
1) Maria Stear 09 2) Dominique Villasenor 09
3) Rebecca Passarella 10 4) Aiden Payton 09
15 Independence HS 4:55.76 1
1) Anne Bass 11 2) Adriana Cook 10
3) Brittany Wren 11 4) Jenni Perkins 11
—Ritchie County HS FS 2
1) Tanya Jones 11 2) Amanda Davis 12
3) Olivia Vanoy 10 4) Mykayla Garrett 12
Girls 4x800 Meter Relay AA
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State Meet: @ 9:34.99 05.20.2005 Berkeley Springs HS, Berkeley Sp.
E McCoy, V Peer, M Mock, R Buser
School Finals Points
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1 Weir HS 9:53.91 10
1) Kristen Mastrantoni 12 2) Chantelle Harper 11
3) Stephanie Pennacchio 09 4) Alexis Virtue 12
2 Oak Glen HS 9:57.01 8
1) Christen Mangano 10 2) Alex Arnott 09
3) Felicity Nolder 10 4) Kelsey Chambers 11
3 Bridgeport HS 10:06.99 6
1) Morganne Phillips 12 2) Rachel Fulks 11
3) Lindsey DeBerry 10 4) Anna Kay Haddix 12
4 Berkeley Springs HS 10:11.19 4
1) Keri Shetler 10 2) Sara Younker 12
3) Kinsey Reed 10 4) Danielle Haynes 10
5 Scott HS 10:24.14 2
1) Samantha Graffius 11 2) Sheena Chambers 10
3) Jessy Blankenship 12 4) Brittany Green 12
6 Philip Barbour HS 10:30.97 1
1) Brianna Waybright 12 2) Marley Dib 09
3) Allison Villers 09 4) Marissa Long 11
7 Webster County HS 10:31.81
1) Erin Brown 12 2) Jasmine McCoy 12
3) Courtney King 09 4) Samantha Stout 11
8 Keyser HS 10:33.19
1) Micayla Paugh 10 2) Cecelia Napier 10
3) Clarissa Carnell 10 4) Crystal Kuglar 09
9 Wayne HS 10:40.48
1) Hailey Lunsford 09 2) Savanna Mays 10
3) Carley Nelson 10 4) Tyler Webb 12
10 Frankfort HS 10:47.29
1) Sarah Shetler 09 2) Sarah Dayton 10
3) Kezia Butcher 10 4) Faith Sentelle 09
11 PikeView HS 10:51.57
1) Lauryn Hatfield 10 2) Laura Hill 12
3) Sophie Klein 09 4) Katelyn Odle 10
12 Ritchie County HS 10:54.96
1) Amanda Davis 12 2) Anna Cokeley 11
3) Becca Cokeley 12 4) Olivia Vanoy 10
13 North Marion HS 10:58.62
1) Amanda Reynolds 12 2) Skylah Haught 10
3) Josie Jones 10 4) Brittany White 09
14 Herbert Hoover HS 11:25.53
1) Lillian Gandee 11 2) Olivia Gandee 09
3) Leslie Taylor 11 4) Bailey Aab 10
15 Liberty (Raleigh) HS 12:16.59
1) Kait Cantley 12 2) Morgan Birchfield 10
3) Katie McGinnis 11 4) Melissa Daniels 12
16 Independence HS 12:54.30
1) Tesa Danieley 09 2) Brittany Wren 11
3) Jenni Perkins 11 4) Mackenzie Prince 12
Girls 4x102.5 Meter Shuttle Hurdle AA
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State Meet: @ 1:05.00 05.18.2007 Winfield HS, Winfield
M Bennett, K Jividen, J Smith, M Osborne
School Finals H# Points
==========================================================================
1 Nicholas County HS 1:06.27 4 10
1) Autumn Tyree 12 2) Elizabeth Messer 10
3) Shayla Stear 12 4) Arianna Crawford 10
2 Bridgeport HS 1:07.91 3 8
1) Yanapoli Fofanah 12 2) Emily Griffith 09
3) Mateah Kittle 09 4) Jenna Alonge 10
3 Oak Glen HS 1:09.46 4 6
1) Tori Feicht 11 2) Marissa Nolder 10
3) Kayla Swiger 12 4) Megan Nally 11
4 Webster County HS 1:09.70 4 4
1) Erin Brown 12 2) Samantha Stout 11
3) Jasmine McCoy 12 4) Joni Perrine 11
5 Scott HS 1:09.82 2 2
1) Julie Conway 11 2) Maggie Hager 11
3) Maggie Lester 11 4) Haylie Damron 12
6 Fairmont Senior HS 1:09.86 3 1
1) Brianna Woodburn 12 2) Shania Riffle 11
3) Emily Hershberger 09 4) Natalia Parker 10
7 Weir HS 1:09.89 3
1) Alexis Virtue 12 2) Megan Longwell 10
3) Raven Young 12 4) Gracen Hayes 12
8 North Marion HS 1:10.47 3
1) Madison Haught 10 2) Lauren Cyphers 10
3) Jessica Miller 12 4) Mckenzi Fisher 10
9 Petersburg HS 1:10.88 2
1) Elise Cardot 11 2) April Kessel 12
3) Haylea Ault 12 4) Megan Valkos 12
10 Liberty (Raleigh) HS 1:10.94 2
1) Kait Cantley 12 2) Shelby Daniel 12
3) Beth Daniel 12 4) Jenna Burdette 12
11 Ritchie County HS 1:16.06 1
1) Janessa Adams 10 2) Amanda Hall 11
3) Jessie Bryson 09 4) Anna Cokeley 11
12 Philip Barbour HS 1:16.77 1
1) Jacqueline Boyd 10 2) Celeste Kelly 11
3) Julianna Findley 09 4) Marley Dib 09
13 Poca HS 1:17.32 1
1) Jade Watts 12 2) Daryn-Nikole Workman 09
3) Jordan Smith 11 4) Taylor Dean 09
14 PikeView HS 1:28.30 1
1) Shakiya Diggs 11 2) Holly Wiley 11
3) Kayla Blake 12 4) Shyann Carr 10
—Roane County HS FS 2
1) Hannah Hardman 09 2) Katie Cherry 09
3) Hillary Blosser 11 4) Katie Snodgrass 12
—Keyser HS DQ 4 Left early 2nd excha
1) Allison Evans 12 2) Kayla Simpson 11
3) Cecelia Napier 10 4) Sharia Hernandez 12
Girls High Jump AA
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State Meet: @ 5-08 05.18.2007 Meghan Mock, Berkeley Sp.
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Sarah Haynes 11 Berkeley Sp. 5-02.00 10
2 Shania Riffle 11 Fairmont Senior 5-00.00 8
3 Ciarra Romine 12 R. C. Byrd 4-10.00 6
4 Bailey Aab 10 Herbert Hoover J4-10.00 4
5 Kaleena Crane 12 Oak Glen J4-10.00 2
6 Johnna Akers 11 Lincoln 4-08.00 0.50
6 Caity Hudnall 09 Roane Co. 4-08.00 0.50
8 Olivia Vanoy 10 Ritchie Co. J4-08.00
9 Anna Cokeley 11 Ritchie Co. J4-08.00
—Hanah Atkins 12 Sissonville NH
—Kayla Trent 12 James Monroe NH
—Emily Hershberger 09 Fairmont Senior NH
—Erica Logar 11 Nicholas Co. NH
—Ariel Allen 09 Liberty (H) NH
Girls Pole Vault AA
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State Meet: @ 11-00 05.21.2005 Maggie Tincher, Winfield
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Allison Evans 12 Keyser 9-00.00 10
2 Shania Lloyd 11 Roane Co. 8-00.00 8
3 Caroline Lloyd 09 Bridgeport 7-06.00 5
3 Sarah Haynes 11 Berkeley Sp. 7-06.00 5
5 Skylah Haught 10 North Marion J7-06.00 2
6 Celena Bryant 12 Bridgeport J7-06.00 1
Girls Long Jump AA
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State Meet: @ 17-11 05.18.2007 Meghan Mock, Berkeley Sp.
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Alexandria Allen 11 Liberty (H) 16-09.25 10
2 Haylie Damron 12 Scott 16-07.00 8
3 Kayla Haywood 10 Bridgeport 16-04.50 6
4 Autumn Tyree 12 Nicholas Co. 16-00.75 4
5 Mykayla Garrett 12 Ritchie Co. 15-11.25 2
6 Emily Smith 11 Summers Co. 15-06.00 1
7 Hunter Sodaro 12 Braxton Co. 15-05.50
8 Mateah Kittle 09 Bridgeport 15-01.75
9 Johnna Akers 11 Lincoln 14-09.00
9 Katie Reid 11 Bridgeport 14-09.00
11 Kylee Leathers 09 Weir 13-11.50
12 Brenna Davis 09 Summers Co. 13-05.00
13 Ontasia Petteway 11 Weir 13-00.75
14 Kristen Bly 09 Braxton Co. 12-10.75
Girls Shot Put AA
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State Meet: @ 43-04 1993 Crystal Hypes, Winfield
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Kendra Johnson 12 Keyser 34-07.50 10
2 Raina Young 11 Bridgeport 33-08.25 8
3 Lexy Beckett 12 Wayne 32-06.00 6
4 Reilly Gunter 11 Lincoln 32-05.75 4
5 Emily McClain 12 Roane Co. 31-03.50 2
6 Mikayla Little 11 Ritchie Co. 31-01.00 1
7 Kristen Broughman 12 Poca 30-10.75
8 Jasmine Johnson 12 PikeView 29-06.00
9 Kaleena Crane 12 Oak Glen 29-05.75
10 Cherrikah Mayhorn 12 Scott 28-10.25
11 Tymara McDowell 12 Liberty (R) 28-09.75
12 Kasinda King 09 Frankfort 28-08.75
13 Brittany Powell 12 Liberty (H) 28-02.00
14 Morgan Abbott 11 Weir 28-01.00
15 Michaela Carpenter 12 North Marion 27-03.25
16 Chelsea Williams 12 Westside 25-11.75
Girls Discus Throw AA
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State Meet: @ 140-00 1993 Crystal Hypes, Winfield
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Hannah McCall 09 Bridgeport 108-06 10
2 Kendra Johnson 12 Keyser 101-07 8
3 Lexy Beckett 12 Wayne 99-08 6
4 Christy Carson 12 Lincoln 98-03 4
5 Emmy Delekta 10 Oak Glen 97-09 2
6 Bridget Bemis 09 Oak Glen 96-01 1
7 Michaela Carpenter 12 North Marion 95-01
8 Reilly Gunter 11 Lincoln 93-01
9 Chelsea Williams 12 Westside 89-07
10 Emily Griffith 09 Bridgeport 89-00
11 Tymara McDowell 12 Liberty (R) 84-05
12 Kelsey Westfall 12 Poca 77-11
12 Keree Moles 12 Poca 77-11
14 Megan Testament 09 Independence 77-03
15 Kiana Swann 09 Bridgeport 73-08
—Mikayla Little 11 Ritchie Co. FOUL
Girls - AA - Team Rankings - 18 Events Scored
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1) Frankfort HS 82 2) Bridgeport HS 64
3) Oak Glen HS 61 4) North Marion HS 58
5) Keyser HS 49 6) Weir HS 35
7) Berkeley Springs HS 34 8) Nicholas County HS 23
9) Herbert Hoover HS 18 10) Fairmont Senior HS 17
11) Lincoln HS 15.50 12) Liberty (Harrison) HS 14
12) East Fairmont HS 14 14) Scott HS 13
15) Wayne HS 12 16) Summers County HS 11
17) Roane County HS 10.50 18) Webster County HS 10
19) Robert C. Byrd HS 6 19) Ravenswood HS 6
21) Ritchie County HS 3 22) Philip Barbour HS 2
WV HIGH SCHOOL STATE TRACK MEET - Boys - Class AA - 05.17.2013 - 05.18.2013
WV HIGH SCHOOL STATE TRACK MEET - Boys - Class AA - 05.17.2013 - 05.18.2013
LAIDLEY FIELD, CHARLESTON, WV
Boys 100 Meter Dash AA
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State Meet: @ 10.80 1999 Chris Claudio, Ravenswood
Name Year School Prelims H#
===================================================================
Preliminaries
1 Jonathan Rice 10 Weir 11.29Q 1
2 Alex Lee 11 Mingo Central 11.42Q 2
3 Darryl Stewart 10 Bluefield 11.36Q 1
4 Kade Sebastian 09 Wayne 11.45Q 2
5 Blake Ravenscroft 11 Keyser 11.51q 1
6 Devin Wiley 10 Chapmanville 11.59q 2
7 Nik Walker 10 Wyoming East 11.59q 1
8 Steven McGinnis 10 Roane Co. 11.59q 2
9 Clarence Bennett 11 Weir 11.61 1
10 Tre Cox 12 R. C. Byrd 11.67 1
11 Montel Leggett 11 Bluefield 11.69 1
12 Jermodd Garrett 12 R. C. Byrd 11.72 2
13 Justin Sage 12 Ritchie Co. 11.77 1
14 Isaiah Brown 11 Summers Co. 11.78 2
15 Kenneth Muhart 12 Weir 11.82 2
16 Ethan Thompson 09 Chapmanville 11.90 2
Boys 100 Meter Dash AA
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State Meet: @ 10.80 1999 Chris Claudio, Ravenswood
Name Year School Finals Points
=======================================================================
Finals
1 Kade Sebastian 09 Wayne 11.34 10
2 Jonathan Rice 10 Weir 11.35 8
3 Darryl Stewart 10 Bluefield 11.35 6
4 Blake Ravenscroft 11 Keyser 11.58 4
5 Alex Lee 11 Mingo Central 11.63 2
6 Steven McGinnis 10 Roane Co. 11.64 1
7 Nik Walker 10 Wyoming East 11.64
8 Devin Wiley 10 Chapmanville 11.93
Boys 200 Meter Dash AA
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State Meet: @ 21.61 1985 Eric Knapper, Dunbar
Name Year School Prelims H#
===================================================================
Preliminaries
1 Nathan Bernarde 11 Grafton 22.78Q 1
2 Blake Ravenscroft 11 Keyser 22.96Q 2
3 Alex Lee 11 Mingo Central 23.03Q 1
4 Cole Slates 11 Weir 23.12Q 2
5 Clarence Bennett 11 Weir 23.07q 1
6 Andrew Workman 12 Chapmanville 23.28q 1
7 Nik Walker 10 Wyoming East 23.41q 2
8 Jermodd Garrett 12 R. C. Byrd 23.44q 2
9 Steven McGinnis 10 Roane Co. 23.45 1
10 Amonte Turner 09 Keyser 23.51 2
11 Kurt Langdon-Arthur 11 Wayne 23.58 1
12 Isaiah Brown 11 Summers Co. 23.69 1
13 Jeffrey Lewis 10 James Monroe 23.81 2
14 Devin Jones 12 Ritchie Co. 23.85 2
15 Aaryn Haller 11 Petersburg 24.12 2
16 John Powell 12 Independence 24.67 1
Boys 200 Meter Dash AA
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State Meet: @ 21.61 1985 Eric Knapper, Dunbar
Name Year School Finals Points
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Finals
1 Cole Slates 11 Weir 23.25 10
2 Nathan Bernarde 11 Grafton 23.32 8
3 Blake Ravenscroft 11 Keyser 23.43 6
4 Andrew Workman 12 Chapmanville 23.45 4
5 Alex Lee 11 Mingo Central 23.48 2
6 Nik Walker 10 Wyoming East 23.82 1
7 Jermodd Garrett 12 R. C. Byrd 23.83
8 Clarence Bennett 11 Weir 23.99
Boys 400 Meter Dash AA
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State Meet: @ 48.35 05.19.2012 Brandon Franklin, Liberty (H)
Name Year School Finals H# Points
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1 Troy Fisher 10 Roane Co. 51.08 2 10
2 Cole Slates 11 Weir 51.37 1 8
3 Jessie Hilvers 12 Ritchie Co. 51.58 2 6
4 Craig Westfall 12 Keyser 51.95 1 4
5 Josh Gurski 12 Herbert Hoover 52.17 1 2
6 John Powell 12 Independence 52.24 2 1
7 Myles Johnson 10 East Fairmont 52.33 2
8 Corey Shetler 12 Berkeley Sp. 52.49 2
9 Brian Young 11 James Monroe 52.53 1
10 Zachary Abbott 11 Bridgeport 52.68 2
11 Ty Seibel 11 Lincoln 52.68 1
12 Kurt Langdon-Arthur 11 Wayne 53.11 2
13 Hunter Klein 09 PikeView 54.18 2
14 Ryan Leedom 11 Frankfort 54.65 1
15 Nick Weeks 11 Scott 54.71 1
Boys 800 Meter Run AA
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State Meet: @ 1:55.30 1980 Ronald Patterson, Mt.Hope
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Will Shaffer 12 Scott 2:01.04 10
2 Corey Shetler 12 Berkeley Sp. 2:01.09 8
3 Jessie Hilvers 12 Ritchie Co. 2:01.58 6
4 Willam Hayes 12 East Fairmont 2:02.17 4
5 Abe Merinar 11 Bridgeport 2:02.66 2
6 Craig Westfall 12 Keyser 2:02.76 1
7 Nick Trefz 12 Fairmont Senior 2:03.30
8 Lucas Young 11 Frankfort 2:03.67
9 Grayson Kemmerling 12 Nicholas Co. 2:04.45
10 Michael Buonaiuto 12 Fairmont Senior 2:05.41
11 Troy Fisher 10 Roane Co. 2:05.41
12 Jason Weitzel 10 PikeView 2:08.84
13 Johnny Hogue 11 Ritchie Co. 2:09.68
14 Jacob Ratliff 10 Summers Co. 2:11.67
15 Vaughn Campbell 11 PikeView 2:13.04
Boys 1600 Meter Run AA
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State Meet: @ 4:17.54 1993 Mikey Cox, Athens
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Abe Merinar 11 Bridgeport 4:23.36 10
2 Will Shaffer 12 Scott 4:24.80 8
3 Nick Trefz 12 Fairmont Senior 4:28.64 6
4 Johnny Hogue 11 Ritchie Co. 4:30.03 4
5 Jason Weitzel 10 PikeView 4:32.82 2
6 Matthew Strand 10 Fairmont Senior 4:35.71 1
7 Lucas Young 11 Frankfort 4:37.29
8 Matthew Dearth 11 Bridgeport 4:37.35
9 Shane Ickes 12 Frankfort 4:41.99
10 Brettley Harris 10 Webster Co. 4:46.15
11 Austin Hayes 09 Webster Co. 4:47.99
12 Cameron Davis 12 Westside 4:49.32
13 Tanner Cantley 09 Liberty (R) 4:54.25
14 Isaiah Mitchell 12 Clay Co. 4:54.58
15 Josh McClung 10 Herbert Hoover 5:00.46
16 Zack Stickley 10 Keyser 5:16.67
Boys 3200 Meter Run AA
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State Meet: @ 9:09.70 1983 Steve Taylor, St. Marys
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Nick Trefz 12 Fairmont Senior 9:36.21 10
2 Will Shaffer 12 Scott 9:42.52 8
3 Johnny Hogue 11 Ritchie Co. 9:51.94 6
4 Matthew Dearth 11 Bridgeport 9:52.71 4
5 Abe Merinar 11 Bridgeport 9:53.87 2
6 Willam Hayes 12 East Fairmont 9:59.26 1
7 Shane Ickes 12 Frankfort 10:03.28
8 Lucas Young 11 Frankfort 10:14.47
9 Jason Weitzel 10 PikeView 10:15.33
10 Paul Louzy 12 Grafton 10:16.76
11 Scott Nesland 11 Philip Barbour 10:22.55
12 Brettley Harris 10 Webster Co. 10:32.49
13 Cameron Davis 12 Westside 10:40.94
14 Tanner Cantley 09 Liberty (R) 10:45.01
15 Josh McClung 10 Herbert Hoover 10:56.14
16 Noah Toops 10 Herbert Hoover 10:58.86
Boys 110 Meter Hurdles 39” AA
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State Meet: @ 14.36 2003 Brad Keys, Winfield
Name Year School Prelims H#
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Preliminaries
1 Nathan Bernarde 11 Grafton 15.17Q 1
2 Neil Scherich 11 Fairmont Senior 15.41Q 2
3 Tre McDowell 10 Liberty (R) 15.93Q 2
4 Tyler Lee 12 Roane Co. 16.13Q 1
5 Levi Cyphers 12 North Marion 16.15q 1
6 Jayden Allender 10 Ritchie Co. 16.15q 2
7 Tai Morgan 12 Bridgeport 16.18q 2
8 Josh Crites 12 Poca 16.44q 1
9 Tyler Hagewood 10 Herbert Hoover 16.48 1
10 Josh Gurski 12 Herbert Hoover 16.51 1
11 Quentin Mouser 12 Philip Barbour 16.58 2
12 Ty Seibel 11 Lincoln 16.62 2
13 Guy Cowger 12 Webster Co. 16.92 2
14 Jacob Carr 12 Summers Co. 17.64 1
15 Jack Bonham 11 Summers Co. 19.76 2
—Chris Hays 12 Liberty (H) DNF 1
Boys 110 Meter Hurdles 39” AA
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State Meet: @ 14.36 2003 Brad Keys, Winfield
Name Year School Finals Points
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Finals
1 Nathan Bernarde 11 Grafton 14.97 10
2 Neil Scherich 11 Fairmont Senior 15.01 8
3 Tai Morgan 12 Bridgeport 15.65 6
4 Levi Cyphers 12 North Marion 15.95 4
5 Jayden Allender 10 Ritchie Co. 16.00 2
6 Tre McDowell 10 Liberty (R) 16.27 1
7 Tyler Lee 12 Roane Co. 16.33
8 Josh Crites 12 Poca 16.54
Boys 300 Meter Hurdles 36” AA
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State Meet: @ 38.33 1999 Jon Huffman, Ritchie County
Name Year School Finals H# Points
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1 Nathan Bernarde 11 Grafton 39.59 2 10
2 Josh Gurski 12 Herbert Hoover 40.78 2 8
3 Jessie Hilvers 12 Ritchie Co. 41.14 2 6
4 Jayden Allender 10 Ritchie Co. 41.51 2 4
5 Joe Collins 12 Webster Co. 42.16 2 2
6 Zack Marcum 10 Scott 42.19 2 1
7 Ty Seibel 11 Lincoln 42.59 1
8 Guy Cowger 12 Webster Co. 42.69 2
9 Josh Crites 12 Poca 42.70 2
10 Kyle Mack 12 Oak Glen 43.01 1
11 Cody Young 10 R. C. Byrd 43.70 1
12 Austin McNeely 12 Poca 43.71 1
13 Frederick Vincent 11 East Fairmont 43.75 1
14 Matt Ryan 09 Summers Co. 45.64 1
15 Brandon Eldridge 12 Bluefield 46.79 1
Boys 4x100 Meter Relay AA
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State Meet: @ 43.51 1999 Magnolia
School Finals H# Points
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1 Weir HS 44.21 2 10
1) Cole Slates 11 2) Kenneth Muhart 12
3) Clarence Bennett 11 4) Jonathan Rice 10
2 Oak Glen HS 44.65 2 8
1) Micah Swiger 10 2) Chris Bailey 11
3) Clayton Flowers 12 4) David Campbell 11
3 Robert C. Byrd HS 44.96 2 6
1) Mason Compton 12 2) Tre Cox 12
3) Christopher D’Annunzio 10 4) Jermodd Garrett 12
4 Ritchie County HS 45.07 2 4
1) Devin Jones 12 2) Clayton Satterfield 10
3) Justin Sage 12 4) Austin Garrett 09
5 Fairmont Senior HS 45.32 2 2
1) Joseph Bundy 09 2) Benjamin Stewart 09
3) Chad Heldreth 11 4) Neil Scherich 11
6 Mingo Central HS 45.35 1 1
1) Joe May 12 2) Austin Banks 12
3) Garrett Moore 09 4) Alex Lee 11
7 Wyoming East HS 45.74 1
1) Taylor Robinson 12 2) Triston Jones 10
3) Sean Treadway 12 4) Nik Walker 10
8 Chapmanville HS 45.77 2
1) Andrew Workman 12 2) Ethan Thompson 09
3) Zachary Thompson 12 4) Devin Wiley 10
9 Herbert Hoover HS 45.86 1
1) Josh Gurski 12 2) Brandon Hanson 12
3) Triston Hager 09 4) Nate Cook 11
10 East Fairmont HS 46.06 2
1) Cody Palmer 12 2) Frederick Vincent 11
3) David Wadsworth 11 4) Cody Wilson 12
11 North Marion HS 46.20 1
1) Colton Brewer 12 2) John Merrifield 11
3) Levi Cyphers 12 4) Cody Colisino 11
12 Keyser HS 46.22 1
1) Drew Roy 11 2) Blake Ravenscroft 11
3) Deondre Williams 12 4) Amonte Turner 09
13 Wayne HS 46.50 1
1) James Egnor 12 2) Kurt Langdon-Arthur 11
3) Kade Sebastian 09 4) Dustin Hatfield 12
14 Philip Barbour HS 46.71 1
1) Mike Coontz-Farris 12 2) Brandon Poling 11
3) Derek Branka 12 4) Trevor Humphrey 12
15 Summers County HS 47.60 1
1) T.J. Smith 11 2) Austin Holland 10
3) Matt Ryan 09 4) TaRon Ayers 11
—Bluefield HS DQ 2 exchange zone violat
1) Chevez Burress 12 2) Darryl Stewart 10
3) Bryan Morris 11 4) Montel Leggett 11
Boys 4x200 Meter Relay AA
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State Meet: @ 1:29.93 05.23.2009 Keyser HS, Keyser
T Redman, J Green, J Ross, M Wilmer
School Finals H# Points
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1 Weir HS 1:32.45 2 10
1) Jonathan Rice 10 2) Nathan Masters 12
3) Clarence Bennett 11 4) Cole Slates 11
2 Roane County HS 1:33.21 2 8
1) Scottie Meadows 11 2) Kyle Raines 12
3) Troy Fisher 10 4) Steven McGinnis 10
3 Robert C. Byrd HS 1:33.58 2 6
1) Mason Compton 12 2) Christopher D’Annunzio 10
3) Tre Cox 12 4) Jermodd Garrett 12
4 Keyser HS 1:33.69 2 4
1) Deondre Williams 12 2) Amonte Turner 09
3) Blake Ravenscroft 11 4) Jonathan Guinn 11
5 Ritchie County HS 1:34.49 2 2
1) Clayton Satterfield 10 2) Justin Sage 12
3) Devin Jones 12 4) Austin Garrett 09
6 Oak Glen HS 1:34.98 2 1
1) Christopher Burnham 11 2) Chris Bailey 11
3) Randy Holloway 12 4) David Campbell 11
7 Bluefield HS 1:35.17 2
1) Chevez Burress 12 2) Darryl Stewart 10
3) Bryan Morris 11 4) Montel Leggett 11
8 East Fairmont HS 1:35.17 2
1) Cody Palmer 12 2) Myles Johnson 10
3) David Wadsworth 11 4) Cody Wilson 12
9 Webster County HS 1:35.21 1
1) Joe Collins 12 2) David Muzny 12
3) Brett Morris 12 4) Luther Stoots 12
10 Berkeley Springs HS 1:36.02 1
1) Steven Wolf 11 2) Dylan Reynolds 11
3) Garrett Stone 11 4) Antonio Domich 09
11 Chapmanville HS 1:36.58 1
1) Andrew Workman 12 2) Ethan Thompson 09
3) Thomas Thompson 09 4) Devin Wiley 10
12 Herbert Hoover HS 1:36.83 1
1) Chris Grayam 12 2) Morgan Carte 10
3) Brandon Hanson 12 4) Triston Hager 09
13 Wayne HS 1:37.23 1
1) Dustin Hatfield 12 2) James Egnor 12
3) Kade Sebastian 09 4) Kurt Langdon-Arthur 11
14 Summers County HS 1:37.56 1
1) Matt Ryan 09 2) Austin Holland 10
3) T.J. Smith 11 4) TaRon Ayers 11
15 PikeView HS 1:38.82 1
1) Josh Butler 12 2) Hunter Klein 09
3) Matt Looney 10 4) Alex Testerman 11
16 James Monroe HS 1:41.12 1
1) Brian Young 11 2) Rasheed Lowe 11
3) Jeffrey Lewis 10 4) Tristan Highlander 10
Boys 4x400 Meter Relay AA
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State Meet: @ 3:26.07 1990 Magnolia
School Finals H# Points
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1 Roane County HS 3:32.74 2 10
1) Kyle Raines 12 2) JC Nichols 12
3) Troy Fisher 10 4) Steven McGinnis 10
2 Webster County HS 3:33.15 2 8
1) David Muzny 12 2) Brett Morris 12
3) Hunter Given 12 4) Joe Collins 12
3 Fairmont Senior HS 3:35.72 2 6
1) Michael Buonaiuto 12 2) Noah Harmon 11
3) Neil Scherich 11 4) Matthew Strand 10
4 Berkeley Springs HS 3:36.70 2 4
1) Ricky Stanley 10 2) Steven Wolf 11
3) Dylan Reynolds 11 4) Corey Shetler 12
5 Ritchie County HS 3:37.43 2 2
1) Dylan Skidmore 11 2) Devin Jones 12
3) Jordan Smith 09 4) Jessie Hilvers 12
6 East Fairmont HS 3:37.50 1 1
1) Drew Arnett 12 2) David Wadsworth 11
3) Myles Johnson 10 4) Cody Wilson 12
7 Bridgeport HS 3:38.96 2
1) Zachary Abbott 11 2) Matthew Dearth 11
3) Michael Duez 10 4) Gino Alonge 12
8 Keyser HS 3:39.07 2
1) Craig Westfall 12 2) Timmy Biser 10
3) Zack Johnson 11 4) Jonathan Guinn 11
9 Oak Glen HS 3:40.24 2
1) David Campbell 11 2) Christopher Burnham 11
3) Chris Bailey 11 4) Cody Tropeck 11
10 James Monroe HS 3:43.03 1
1) Brian Young 11 2) Rasheed Lowe 11
3) Jeffrey Lewis 10 4) Mathias Kuhn 09
11 Scott HS 3:43.67 1
1) Zack Marcum 10 2) Nick Weeks 11
3) Wade McComas 10 4) Will Shaffer 12
12 Liberty (Raleigh) HS 3:45.57 1
1) Matt Klucarich 10 2) Shane Snuffer 10
3) Tre McDowell 10 4) Jaylen McDowell 11
13 PikeView HS 3:47.20 1
1) Hunter Klein 09 2) Josh Butler 12
3) Colton Plumbly 10 4) Alex Testerman 11
14 Poca HS 3:48.93 1
1) Josh Crites 12 2) AJ Keys 11
3) Austin McNeely 12 4) Hank Larch 10
15 North Marion HS 3:49.16 1
1) John Merrifield 11 2) Cody Colisino 11
3) Andrew Burkett 12 4) Robert Burkett 09
16 Nicholas County HS 3:53.98 1
1) Grayson Kemmerling 12 2) Tyler Hamrick 10
3) Drew Edwards 10 4) Troy Jackson 10
Boys 4x800 Meter Relay AA
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State Meet: @ 8:00.90 1982 St. Marys
School Finals Points
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1 Bridgeport HS 8:17.63 10
1) Matthew Dearth 11 2) Michael Duez 10
3) Zachary Abbott 11 4) Abe Merinar 11
2 Fairmont Senior HS 8:24.48 8
1) Michael Buonaiuto 12 2) Joshua Parrucci 11
3) Matthew Strand 10 4) Nick Trefz 12
3 Keyser HS 8:25.22 6
1) Craig Westfall 12 2) Zack Johnson 11
3) Jordan Lawrence 11 4) Timmy Biser 10
4 East Fairmont HS 8:31.43 4
1) Drew Arnett 12 2) Jacob Morris 09
3) Jack DeVault 12 4) Willam Hayes 12
5 PikeView HS 8:33.26 2
1) Vaughn Campbell 11 2) Hunter Klein 09
3) Chris McBride 11 4) Jason Weitzel 10
6 Ritchie County HS 8:34.03 1
1) Johnny Hogue 11 2) Daniel Cooper 09
3) Jordan Smith 09 4) Dylan Skidmore 11
7 Oak Glen HS 8:35.54
1) Cody Tropeck 11 2) Ethan Malcomb 12
3) Eric Oliver 12 4) Brock Smith 11
8 Berkeley Springs HS 8:48.85
1) Ricky Stanley 10 2) Zachary Simmons 11
3) Logan Robertson 11 4) Corey Shetler 12
9 Webster County HS 8:49.40
1) Hunter Given 12 2) Brettley Harris 10
3) Austin Hayes 09 4) Aaron Kessler 12
10 Wyoming East HS 9:07.87
1) Zack Myers 12 2) Mike Hayworth 10
3) Sean Treadway 12 4) Triston Jones 10
11 Philip Barbour HS 9:12.76
1) Andrew Phillips 12 2) Colby Queen 09
3) Scott Nesland 11 4) Trey Furby 12
12 Summers County HS 9:16.74
1) Levi Mills 09 2) Brandon Ritter 10
3) Joel Cales 11 4) Jacob Ratliff 10
13 Herbert Hoover HS 9:23.47
1) Sam Schoolcraft 12 2) Morgan Carte 10
3) Josh McClung 10 4) Noah Toops 10
14 Nicholas County HS 9:30.40
1) Grayson Kemmerling 12 2) Matthew Christiansen 10
3) Tyler Hamrick 10 4) Joseph Yeager 09
15 Liberty (Raleigh) HS 9:52.60
1) Tanner Cantley 09 2) Jake Trump 10
3) Matt Klucarich 10 4) Jaylen McDowell 11
16 Poca HS 10:37.46
1) Austin McNeely 12 2) Travis Davis 12
3) Jonah Samples 12 4) Michael Mallard 09
Boys 4x110 Meter Shuttle Hurdle AA
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State Meet: @ 56.41 05.22.2009 Keyser HS, Keyser
J Green, M Wilmer, K Rohrbaugh, J Ross
School Finals H# Points
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1 Roane County HS 59.93 4 10
1) JC Nichols 12 2) Ryan Bates 10
3) Kyle Raines 12 4) Tyler Lee 12
2 Webster County HS 1:00.84 4 8
1) Joe Collins 12 2) Logan Taylor 11
3) David Muzny 12 4) Guy Cowger 12
3 Ritchie County HS 1:01.20 4 6
1) Clayton Satterfield 10 2) Cruz Hayes 10
3) Austin Garrett 09 4) Jayden Allender 10
4 Oak Glen HS 1:02.30 4 4
1) Clayton Flowers 12 2) Tanner Gorby 09
3) Christopher Burnham 11 4) Kyle Mack 12
5 Petersburg HS 1:02.56 3 2
1) Aaryn Haller 11 2) Garrett Willis 11
3) Kelson Thorne 11 4) Grant Shanholtz 11
6 Poca HS 1:02.83 2 1
1) Josh Crites 12 2) Travis Davis 12
3) Caleb Samples 12 4) Austin McNeely 12
7 North Marion HS 1:03.54 3
1) Levi Cyphers 12 2) Justin Wheeler 09
3) Robert Elliott 11 4) John Merrifield 11
8 Keyser HS 1:04.08 3
1) Isaiah Bartlett 10 2) Garrett Crites 10
3) Joshua Bartlett 12 4) Ryan Hickey 11
9 Scott HS 1:04.14 2
1) Thomas Brisky 12 2) Zack Marcum 10
3) Nick Marcum 12 4) Richard Pratt 12
10 Philip Barbour HS 1:04.80 2
1) Grant Robinson 11 2) Andrew Phillips 12
3) Brandon Poling 11 4) Quentin Mouser 12
11 Robert C. Byrd HS 1:05.28 2
1) Corey Carvelli 10 2) Scott Levine 12
3) Mason Compton 12 4) Cody Young 10
12 Summers County HS 1:05.59 1
1) Matt Ryan 09 2) Jack Bonham 11
3) Jacob Carr 12 4) T.J. Smith 11
13 PikeView HS 1:07.93 1
1) Josh Butler 12 2) Chris Tiller 12
3) Leim Deason 09 4) Vaughn Campbell 11
14 Herbert Hoover HS 1:08.03 1
1) Chris Grayam 12 2) Tyler Hagewood 10
3) Taylor Hagar 11 4) Cody Hamm 11
15 Wyoming East HS 1:10.64 1
1) Kyle Sandy 12 2) Triston Jones 10
3) Zack Myers 12 4) Nik Walker 10
—Bridgeport HS DQ 3 #2 runner fell ran u
1) Gino Alonge 12 2) Tanner Henderson 12
3) Matt Epperly 12 4) Tai Morgan 12
Boys High Jump AA
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State Meet: @ 6-10 1997 Mike Barrows, Magnolia
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Luther Stoots 12 Webster Co. 6-00.00 10
2 Jayden Allender 10 Ritchie Co. J6-00.00 8
3 Nathan Bernarde 11 Grafton 5-10.00 6
4 Grant Hardman 11 Roane Co. J5-10.00 4
5 Ryan Shumate 10 Independence 5-08.00 1.50
5 Rasheed Lowe 11 James Monroe 5-08.00 1.50
7 Quentin Mouser 12 Philip Barbour J5-08.00
7 Tanner Henderson 12 Bridgeport J5-08.00
—Brett Morris 12 Webster Co. NH
—Nathan Ranson 12 Poca NH
—Jared Tharp 11 Nicholas Co. NH
Boys Pole Vault AA
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State Meet: @ 14-07 2001 Michael Powell, Saint Marys
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Austin Garrett 09 Ritchie Co. 13-02.00 10
2 Matt Arrowood 12 Berkeley Sp. 12-06.00 8
3 Kyle Raines 12 Roane Co. 12-00.00 6
4 Ryan Hickey 11 Keyser 11-06.00 4
5 Bryson Dennison 10 Braxton Co. J11-06.00 2
6 Caleb Pell 10 Roane Co. 10-06.00 1
7 Travis Davis 12 Poca J10-06.00
—Garrett Crites 10 Keyser NH
—Troy Pallay 10 Bridgeport NH
Boys Long Jump AA
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State Meet: @ 23-05.50 05.20.2005 Tony Belt, Berkeley Sp.
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Micah Swiger 10 Oak Glen 20-03.00 10
2 Derek Branka 12 Philip Barbour 19-07.00 8
3 TaRon Ayers 11 Summers Co. 19-06.00 6
4 AJ Keys 11 Poca 19-04.75 4
5 Amonte Turner 09 Keyser 19-03.50 2
6 Dillon Murphy 12 East Fairmont 19-01.25 1
7 Hank Larch 10 Poca 18-11.00
8 Quentin Mouser 12 Philip Barbour 18-10.00
9 Joshua Weltner 12 Oak Glen 18-09.00
10 Sean Treadway 12 Wyoming East 18-07.50
11 Jonathan Rice 10 Weir 18-03.25
12 Tanner Henderson 12 Bridgeport 18-03.00
13 Austin Banks 12 Mingo Central 17-11.75
14 Rasheed Lowe 11 James Monroe 17-10.75
14 Chad Heldreth 11 Fairmont Senior 17-10.75
16 Justin Sage 12 Ritchie Co. 17-08.75
Boys Shot Put AA
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State Meet: @ 58-07.25 05.17.2008 Eric Myers, Sissonville
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Christian Buckley 10 Poca 51-07.00 10
2 Christian Mease 12 Bridgeport 50-10.25 8
3 Alec Moscufo 12 North Marion 43-11.00 6
4 James Adkins 12 Westside 43-09.00 4
5 Stephen Wells 12 Fairmont Senior 43-01.25 2
6 Andrew Summers 11 Fairmont Senior 42-11.25 1
7 Drew Roy 11 Keyser 42-07.00
8 Austin Ravenscroft 12 Keyser 42-01.75
9 Quentin Buckley 12 Poca 41-11.75
10 Allen Brown 11 Summers Co. 41-09.00
11 Daquan Hilson 11 Fairmont Senior 41-02.00
12 Marshall Wratchford 11 Petersburg 41-00.00
13 Tyler Hamilton 12 Keyser 40-09.00
14 Juawn Jones-Wright 09 R. C. Byrd 40-06.50
15 Zach Fleshman 12 Independence 40-04.50
16 Zane Weese 11 Herbert Hoover 40-03.50
Boys Discus Throw AA
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State Meet: @ 177-09 05.20.2011 Mark Britton, Ritchie Co.
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Christian Buckley 10 Poca 159-04 10
2 Quentin Buckley 12 Poca 146-10 8
3 Tyler Hamilton 12 Keyser 146-09 6
4 Jacob Hickman 12 Poca 144-00 4
5 Neil Scherich 11 Fairmont Senior 136-07 2
6 Zackery Staley 12 Oak Glen 135-01 1
7 Christian Mease 12 Bridgeport 134-02
8 Jeffrey Stivason 12 Oak Glen 124-02
9 Zach Fleshman 12 Independence 122-02
10 Dahlton Kittle 11 Bridgeport 117-11
11 Logan Kish 11 Fairmont Senior 116-07
12 Buddy Vega 12 Summers Co. 116-01
13 Marshall Wratchford 11 Petersburg 116-00
13 Zane Weese 11 Herbert Hoover 116-00
—Mike Coontz-Farris 12 Philip Barbour FOUL
—Robert Cuthbert 11 Independence FOUL
Boys - AA - Team Rankings - 18 Events Scored
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1) Ritchie County HS 67 2) Roane County HS 50
3) Fairmont Senior HS 46 3) Weir HS 46
5) Bridgeport HS 42 6) Poca HS 37
6) Keyser HS 37 8) Grafton HS 34
9) Webster County HS 28 10) Scott HS 27
11) Oak Glen HS 24 12) Berkeley Springs HS 20
13) Robert C. Byrd HS 12 14) East Fairmont HS 11
15) Herbert Hoover HS 10 15) Wayne HS 10
15) North Marion HS 10 18) Philip Barbour HS 8
19) Bluefield HS 6 19) Summers County HS 6
21) Mingo Central HS 5 22) Westside HS 4
22) Chapmanville HS 4 22) PikeView HS 4
25) Independence HS 2.50 26) Petersburg HS 2
26) Braxton County HS 2 28) James Monroe HS 1.50
29) Liberty (Raleigh) HS 1 29) Wyoming East HS 1
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