2019 5A Boys State Cross Country Champions
Dakota Ridge Track and Field Cross Country
Dakota Ridge Track and Field Cross Country
Dakota Ridge Track and Field Cross Country Dakota Ridge Track and Field Cross CountryBOYS TRACK AND FIELD SCHOOL RECORDS
BOYS
100m Nick Cohn 10.88 2015
200m Jake Simpson 22.15 2000
400m Jake Simpson 48.99 2000
800m Connor Ohlson 1:53.84 2019
1600m Evan Appel 4:15.81 2009
3200m Evan Appel 9:07.82 2009
110m Hurdles Ryan Hawkinson 15.42 2007
300m Hurdles Steve Oman 40.7 2000
Shot Put Gordon Stant 55’ 11 ¼’ 2004
Discus Austin Roup 171’ 11.5” 2011
Long Jump Taylor Accardi 22’ 2 1/2 2009
Triple Jump Taylor Accardi 44’ 5 1/2 2008
High Jump Caleb Stephens 6’ 6” 1998
Pole Vault Lance Swanson 13’ 0 2003
400m Relay
Antony Tunis, Brad Low, Jake Simpson, Jake Brown
43.09 2001
800m Relay
Matt Bierman, Justin Fields, Aaron Martinez, Caleb Stephen 1:29.25 1998
1600m Relay
Nic Hartman, Nathan Mendoza, Justin Mendoza, Justin Kirk 3:23.61 1999
3200m Relay
Connor Ohlson, Ben Morrin, Ben Piegat, Austin Vancil 7:58.24 2019
League Relays Records
1200m Relay
Chris Taylor, Emmanuel Mwinbong, Ryan Hart, Braden Mattson 2:33.39 2016
6400m Relay
Connor Ohlson, Austin Vancil, Ben Morrin, Riley Abrashoff
18:00.88 2019
800m Medley
Matt Janusz, Steve Mueller,R. Padilla, Nic Hartman
1:36.8 1999
1600m Medley
Jamal Yatribi, Dante Capolungo, Nico Capolungo Connor Ohlson 3:38.71 2019
Distance Medley
Ben Piegat, Mark Testa, Connor Ohlson, Austin Vancil
10:42.36 2018
Shuttle Hurdles
Wade Fletcher, Brandon Shaefer, Caleb Stephens, Steve Mueller 1:07.6 1998
Shot Put Relay
Cameron Stant, Gordon Stant, Cole Gilmore, Zach Morse
173’ 1” 2002
Discus Relay
Clint Parker, Billy Reynolds, Nick Gabel, Geoff Morse
510’ 5” 1999
High Jump Relay
Mike Taylor, Jared Runyon, Jeff Kachel, Eric Coffman
22’8” 1999
Long Jump Relay
Andrew Nobis, Chris Royce, Adam Musser, Lance Swanson
77’6 ½” 2002
Triple Jump Relay
Mike Taylor, Steve Mueller, Eric Coffman, Wade Fletcher
162’ 6” 1999
A NOTE ON SCHOOL RECORDS
While not every performance on here can be verified as a wind legal performance, we have adopted the rule/understanding that school records should be wind legal. If it is unknown whether a past performance is wind legal or not and it is listed as record, the current record will be maintained until a wind legal mark bests the current mark.
Over the last 10-14 years there has been a gradual shift toward MORE automatic timed track meets. Currently over the last 6-7 years nearly every meet is automatic timed with current state qualifying standards based on TIMING and accurate measurement. Therefore, there is considerable weight given to performances that have been automatically timed. Past, say prior to 2005, there were still a lot of meets that were HAND TIMED and or some variation of hand timing with old technology. Performances are researched as much as possible and if found to be hand timed those performances are subject to a CONVERSION based on the National Federation of State High School Federations governing body for high school athletics. That conversion information can be found by
clicking HERE.
Performances that are recent and are known without a shadow of doubt to be automatically timed are compared to these listed records. Upon comparison and any hand timed conversions of past performances done as necessary, current coaching staff will make a decision on the validity of changing any records. In other words....if its close and we know a past performance is hand timed, adding the conversion to the hand timed performance will happen and if the current performance is FASTER..then the current performance will become the school record. All school record inquiries should be sent to current head coach Mark Stenbeck at drhsrunning@gmail.com.
