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Jefferson Girls Track

Jefferson - Girls Track

Jeff runners set record in 4x200 at J-Hawk Relays

Brooke Foreman clipped a hurdle and struggled at the end of her favorite race Saturday afternoon at the 25th Annual J-Hawk Relays, but it hardly mattered.

Foreman smashed a 23-year-old meet record in the 400 meter hurdles and ran the fastest time in the state this year, posting a 1:04.831 at Kingston Stadium.

She knew it was a meet record, but had no idea it was the fastest time in Iowa this spring. "Wow!" she exclaimed when told the news, breaking into a big smile.

Foreman, a junior at Cedar Rapids Washington, has been winning races all spring and was aiming for the record. "My coach was telling me I could get it," she said, but added, "I kind of died at the end."

Foreman clipped the next-to-last hurdle, undoubtedly costing her a few tenths of a second.

"Yeah, because when I land (after hitting a hurdle), I'm completely off-balance," she said. "I have to regain my stride, and it's just hard.

"I've never felt so bad on the last stretch. I just had to give it my all."

Foreman broke the old record of 1:06.1 set in 1988 by Leslie Brown of Iowa City High. It was the oldest meet record on the books, and she shattered it by 1.269 seconds.

Foreman's clocking of 1:04.831 gave her a slight edge on the state leaderboard over Holly Salzbrenner of Mount Vernon, who has submitted a 1:05 effort this spring. The 1:04.831 also topped Foreman's own personal best of 1:04.99, set when she finished fifth in the 400 hurdles at the Class 4A state meet last May.

Foreman accomplished all that Saturday despite a few bobbles, which suggests she can go even this faster this year. "I definitely could," she said. "We'll see where the season takes me."

Foreman set her record on a gorgeous afternoon for track. It was breezy, but the temperatures reached the mid-70s and was the best weather for track this spring.

"By far," she said. "The meets have been cold and windy. Today was perfect."

The Jefferson J-Hawks also broke a meet record in their own Relays, running a swift 1:45.612 in the 4x200 relay with Maliya Rattliffe, Summer Carber, Taylor Jacobson and Rachel Broghammer doing the honors. They snapped the old mark of 1:46.641 set by Cedar Rapids Washington in 2005 by more than a second.

"We feel really good about setting the record. That's exciting," Jefferson Coach Bill Calloway remarked.

"That's the fastest we've ever run this time of year," he said. "Now, what we want to do is carry it to the end (of the season). We've worked really hard all season, harder than we have in quite a while."

Iowa City West captured the team title with 114 points. Cedar Falls finished second with 100 points and Washington was third with 96 in a good three-team race. Linn-Mar placed fourth (50.5), Jefferson fifth (37), Prairie seventh (29.5), Kennedy ninth (14) and and Xavier 10th (12 points) in the 11-team field.

Washington won four individual events with Foreman in the 400 hurdles, Layloni Beard in the 110 hurdles, Megan Muller in the 400 and Jasmine Teague in the high jump. The Warriors also claimed the 4x100 relay with Foreman, Jazz Royster, Alissa Oney and Beard touring the oval in 50.290
seconds.

Amanda Piche won the discus for Linn-Mar with a toss of 124 feet, 7 inches.

Molly Breitbach of Xavier claimed the 200 meter dash in 27.099 seconds.

25th ANNUAL J-HAWK RELAYS
 At Kingston Stadium

 Team Standings
1. Iowa City West 114, 2. Cedar Falls 100, 3. Washington 96, 4. Linn-Mar 50.5, 5. Jefferson 37, 6. Marshalltown 33.5, 7. Prairie 29.5, 8. Waterloo West 14.5, 9. Kennedy 14, 10. Xavier 12, 11. Waterloo East 4.

 High Jump -- 1. Jasmine Teague (CRW) 4-10; 2. Eisha Oden (MTOWN) 4-10; 3. Hannah Riebkes (CF) 4-10; 4. (tie) Leslie Harder (CRP) 4-8; Sara Strauel (LM) 4-8; 6. Caroline VanVoorhis (ICW) 4-8.
 Long Jump -- 1. McKennan Cronbaugh (ICW) 17-4; 2. Molly Youde (CF) 15-5 3/4; 3. Melanie Stoss (CF) 15-5 1/4; 4. Chelsey Montgomery (CRP) 15-3 1/2; 5. Jaclyn Riggins (WE) 15-0 3/4; 6. Courtney Dauber (ICW) 14-11.
 Discus -- 1. Amanda Piche (LM) 124-7; 2. Tydel Jones (CRW) 101-9; 3. Katie Carver (CRP) 100-7; 4. Cara Jansen (ICW) 99-9; 5. Amanda Schremf (MTOWN) 95-8; 6. Briannie Kraft (ICW) 95-7.
 Shot Put -- 1. Jadyn Spencer (WW) 39-3; 2. Cara Jansen (ICW) 39-2 3/4; 3. SheShe Bullock (CF) 34-8 1/4; 4. (tie) Blaire Thomas (WW) 33-0; Amanda Schremf (MTOWN) 33-0; 6. DaBryana Miller (CRP) 32-8.
  3000 -- 1. Molly Leveilee (ICW) 10:41.987; 2. Pombie Silverman (ICW) 11:01.273; 3. Kristin Rogers (CRW) 11:07.630; 4. Allison Culver (CRK) 11:24.647; 5. Morgan Gerdes (WW) 11:33.939; 6. Molly Gettman (CF) 11:46.235.
 4x800 -- 1. Cedar Falls 9:42.518; 2. Linn-Mar 10:00.370; 3. Marshalltown 10:07.126; 4. Iowa City West 10:11.114; 5. Xavier 10:24.761; 6. Washington 10:33.052.
 Shuttle Hurdle Relay -- 1. Cedar Falls 1:08.805; 2. Iowa City West 1:09.139; 3. Linn-Mar 1:11.436; 4. Jefferson 1:13.171; 5. Washington 1:18.895; 6. Xavier 1:21.982.
  100 -- 1. Shahana Williams (ICW) 12.933; 2. Rachel Broghammer (CRJ) 13.033; 3. Brooke Foreman (CRW) 13.217; 4. Cassie Crotty (CF) 13.484; 5. Courtney Major (LM) 13.521; 6. Jazz Royster (CRW) 13.538.
 Distance Medley -- 1. Iowa City West 4:23.007; 2. Prairie 4:30.865; 3. Cedar Falls 4:35.036; 4. Linn-Mar 4:35.653; 5. Kennedy 4:43.127; 6. Washington 4:43.163.
 400 -- 1. Megan Muller (CRW) 1:03.940; 2. Annie Schaeckenbach (ICW) 1:04.150; 3. Katie Anstreicher (ICW) 1:05.920; 4. Sarah Witt (CRW) 1:06.050; 5. Leah Kremer (LM) 1:06.511; 6. Brinesha McKinney (WE) 1:06.561.
 4x200 Relay -- 1. Jefferson (Maliya Rattliffe, Summer Carber, Taylor Jacobson, Rachel Broghammer) 1:45.612 (meet record: old, 1:46.641, Washington, 2005); 2. Iowa City West 1:46.463; 3. Washington 1:46.730; 4. Cedar Falls 1:50.067; 5. Prairie 1:52.252; 6. Marshalltown 1:53.353.
 100 Hurdles -- 1. Layloni Beard (CRW) 15.980; 2. Brooke Foreman (CRW) 16.626; 3. Stacey Howes (CRP) 17.033; 4. Maddy Ranschau (CRJ) 17.048; 5. Molly Youde (CF) 17.064; 6. Kaitlyn Gillett (CF) 17.281.
 800 -- 1. Pombie Silverman (ICW) 2:26.891; 2. Hannah Savage (CF) 2:28.209; 3. Sarah Shirar (MTOWN) 2:28.543; 4. Shannon Gorman (CRW) 2:29.811; 5. Megan Terukina (CRK) 2:30.478; 6. Olive Carrollhach (ICW) 2:30.812.
 200 -- 1. Molly Breitbach (CRX) 27.099; 2. Maliya Rattliffe (CRJ) 27.632; 3. Bre McPherson (CRW) 28.200; 4. Madison Hersom (CF) 28.316; 5. Melissa Dakala (WW) 28.398; 6. Symone Robinson (WE) 28.434.
 400 Hurdles -- 1. Brooke Foreman (CRW) 1:04.831; 2. Emily Neff (CF) 1:10.053; 3. Lauren Bobst (ICW) 1:10.720; 4. Madison Esker (LM) 1:11.538; 5. Kate Anstreicher (ICW) 1:13.139; 6. Stacey Howes (CRP) 1:13.907.
 Sprint Medley -- 1. Iowa City West 1:50.911; 2. Washington 1:51.580; 3. Cedar Falls 1:52.412; 4. Linn-Mar 1:55.182; 5. Marshalltown 1:55.749; 6. Kennedy 1:57.620.
 1500 -- 1. Hannah Savage (CF) 4:55.044; 2. Molly Leveille (ICW) 4:56.429; 3. Lydia Martin (MTOWN) 4:58.114; 4. Carolyn Newhouse (LM) 4:59.415; 5. Shannon Gorman (CRW) 5:12.228; 6. Kristin Rogers (CRW) 5:14.797.
 4x100 Relay -- 1. Washington (Brooke Foreman, Jazz Royster, Alissa Oney, Layloni Beard) 50.290; 2. Jefferson 52.376; 3. Cedar Falls 52.501; 4. Prairie 52.859; 5. Marshalltown 53.276; 6. Xavier 54.561.
 4x400 Relay -- 1. Cedar Falls 4:06.902; 2. Linn-Mar 4:13.502; 3. Kennedy 4:16.222; 4. Marshalltown 4:17.963; 5. Washington 4:17.997; 6. Iowa City West 4:18.647.

Last Updated on Saturday, 09 April 2011 19:25
 

Jefferson - Girls Track

J-Hawk relays excel at Mount Pleasant

MOUNT PLEASANT -- The Jefferson J-Hawks won the 4x200, 4x400 and sprint medley relays at an eight-team track meet in Mount Pleasant Thursday at Maple Leaf Stadium.

Rachel Broghammer, a sophomore, ran on all three championship relays and also finished second in the 100-meter dash for Jefferson.

Malya Rattliffe, Summer Carber, Taylor Jacobson and Broghammer won the 4x200 in 1:48.34, beating Mount Pleasant by nearly three seconds.

Jacobson, Ashley Madsen, Broghammer and Carber captured the 4x400 in 4:09.65, topping Davenport Assumption by more than nine seconds.

Jamie Robertson, Broghammer, Rattliffe and Rachel Sedlacek claimed the sprint medley in 1:57.89.

Jefferson also took second place in the distance medley and third place in the shuttle hurdle relay. Emma Edelen placed fourth in the shot put and discus.

No team scores were kept.

100 -- Sydney Howard, Fairfield, 13.01; (Rachel Broghammer, Jefferson, 2nd, 13.02); 200 -- Rose Ripslinger, Davenport Assumption, 26.52; 400 -- Emma Bassier, Davenport Assumption, 1:02.95; 800 -- Chloe Haffarnan, Mt. Pleasant, 1:31.27; 1500 -- Erica Grubbs, Davenport Assumption, 5:14.60; 3000 -- Maddie Moyer, Burlington, 11:06.65; 100 hurdles -- Khanishah Williams, Burlington, 15.43; 400 hurdles -- Kaitlin Jones, Mt. Pleasant, 1:08.21; 4x100 -- Davenport West, 52.85; (Jefferson, 4th, 53.47, Ranschau, Robertson, Rattliffe, Hovey); 4x200 -- Jefferson (Rattliffe, Carber, Jacobson, Broghammer) 1:48.34; 4x400 -- Jefferson (Jacobson, Madsen, Broghammer, Carber) 4:09.65; 4x800 -- Ottumwa, 10:11.68; Sprint Medley -- Jefferson (Robertson, Broghammer, Rattliffe, Sedlacek) 1:57.89; Distance Medley -- Burlington, 4:33.54 (Jefferson, 2nd, 4:41.07, Robertson, Madsen, Ritchie, Sedlacek); Shuttle Hurdle -- Burlington, 1:08.95 (Jefferson, 3rd, 1:13.20, Jacobson, Ranschau, Gruwell, Carber); High Jump -- Khanishah Williams, Burlington, 5-6; Long Jump -- Sarah Ryan, Ottumwa, 17-0 1/2; Shot Put -- Amanda Houston, Fort Madison, 39-6 1/2 (Emma Edelen, Jefferson, 4th, 32-10 3/4); Discus -- Tara Gott, Ottumwa, 109-1 1/2; (Emma Edelen, Jefferson, 4th, 88-0).

Last Updated on Thursday, 31 March 2011 23:23
 

Jefferson - Girls Track

Jefferson coach is fanatic for fitness

The hardest-working athlete on the Cedar Rapids Jefferson girls track team might be their 64-year-old head coach.

Bill Calloway rides his bicycle 200 to 300 miles per week when the weather is nice, or pedals 90 minutes a day on one of his indoor exercise machines if it's too cold or wet. He'll take an occasional day off to refresh himself, but not many.

"I always tell my kids, if they don't like their workout they can come do mine," he said this week.

Calloway's had six back operations for disc problems and had spinal fusion surgery at the Mayo Clinic in 2003, stemming from an injury he suffered while playing football at the University of Northern Iowa in the late 1960s.

Spinal fusion surgery is often a last resort for people with serious back problems and can be risky, but Calloway said he's benefited from the operation. "I've been basically pain-free for coming up on eight years," he said. "I've been really fortunate."

Calloway believes in physical fitness, as demonstrated by his workout regimen, but also enjoys the work itself. "I kind of enjoy some of the pain involved," he said.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 23 March 2011 20:45

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Jefferson - Girls Track

J-Hawks get on the track at Wartburg

WAVERLY -- Prairie's Kyle Stocker was second in the 800 meters and Jefferson's Timauntay Jones was fourth at Tuesday's Wartburg Invitational indoor high school track meet.

Prairie and Jefferson were the only Metro teams competing on the boys side of the co-ed meet. Jefferson's girls also competed. There were no team scores kept.

Stocker, a key part of Prairie's state champion cross country team last fall, ran the 800 in 2:02.66. He was .4 seconds behind winner Conner Smock of Lisbon.  Jones ran a 2:05.45.

Prairie's Jordan Burns, another cross country runner, was fifth in the 3,200 meters with a time of 10:04.06.  Prairie's 1,600 sprint medley of Austin Dellamuth, Josh Rundall, Robbie Kohl and Justin Burns finished sixth in 3:52.19.

The Jefferson girls had several top five finishes. J-Hawk soph Taylor Jacobson ran the second fastest time in qualifying for the 55-meter hurdles, but slipped to fifth in the finals, just behind teammate Summer Carber. 

Jacobson, Carber, Rachel Sedlacek and Ashley Madsen ran on the J-Hawks' fifth-place 4x400 relay. Emma Edelen was fourth in the shot put.

Wartburg Invitational

(Winners and Top 10 Metro finishers)

Girls

55 meters -- 1. Cassie Crotty (Cedar Falls), 7.49; 8. Madison Ranschau (CR Jeff), 7.96; 200 -- 1. Marisa Evers (Hudson), 26.88; 7. Summer Carber (CR Jeff), 28.33; 400 -- Hillary Garvey (Hudson), 1:02.46; 800 -- Brianna King (Cedar Falls), 2:22.40; 1,500 -- 1. Karissa Schweizer (WDM Dowling), 4:56.89; 3,000 -- 1. Bailey Eppard (Johnston), 11:09.07; 55 hurdles -- 1. Kaitlyn Gillett (Cedar Falls), 9.26; 4. Carber (CR Jeff), 9.47; 5. Taylor Jacobson (CR Jeff), 9.58; 4x200 relay -- 1. Hudson, 1:49.31; 9. CR Jefferson (Lauren Hovey, Jamie Robertson, Courtney Cahalan, Ranschau), 2:02.12; 4x400 relay -- 1. Cedar Falls, 4:14.02; 5. CR Jefferson (Jacobson, Ashley Madsen, Rachel Sedlacek, Carber), 4:27.59; 4x800 relay -- 1. Cedar Falls, 10:10.79; 10. CR Jefferson (Sedlacek, Kylie Steimer, Molly Miller, Anna Bruns), 11:08.23; Sprint medley relay -- 1. Cedar Falls, 4:26.08; High jump -- 1. Alex Hawks (Johnston), 5-2; Long jump -- 1. Erika Massner (Wapello), 16-2.25; Shot put -- 1. Jadyn Spencer (Waterloo West), 40-8; 4. Emma Edelen (CR Jeff), 33-2.25.

Boys

55 meters -- 1. Luke Toyosi (Cedar Falls), 6.68; 200 -- 1. Brennan Davey (Indianola), 23.19; 400 -- Davey (Indianola), 52.22; 800 -- Conner Smock (Lisbon), 2:02.26; 2. Kyle Stocker (CR Prairie), 2:02.66; 4. Timauntay Jones (CR Jeff), 2:05.45; Mile -- 1. Coty Thompson (Mason City), 4:39.37; 3,200 -- 1. Smock (Lisbon), 9:45.31; 5. Jordan Burns (CR Prairie), 10:04.06; 55 hurdles -- 1. Tony Rush (Ames), 7.90; 4x200 relay -- 1. Cedar Falls, 1:34.45; 8. CR Jefferson (Sam Otis, Chance Tiedtke, Nate Karlan, Dylan Chittick), 1:38.56; 4x400 relay -- 1. WDM Valley, 3:34.97; 4x800 relay -- 1. Waukee, 8:37.66; 10. CR Jefferson (Jake Inghram, Jones, Peter Thullen, Matt Hildebrand), 8:56.17; Sprint medley relay -- 1. Waverly-Shell Rock, 3:46.23; 6. CR Prairie (Austin Dellamuth, Josh Rundall, Robbie Kohl, Justin Burns), 3:52.19; High jump -- 1. Barkley Hill (Cedar Falls), 6-6; Long jump -- 1. Dequayvious Martin (Waterloo West), 21-6; Shot put-- 1. Chris LaMar (Ames), 53-10.5.

   
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