iasas track and field bulletin 2013

7/21/2019 IASAS Track and Field Bulletin 2013

1/18An Imprint of Bamboo Telegraph


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EDITORs NOTEThis year s season of IASAS Track and Field was over as soon as it began, speeding by in a series of jumps, sprints, and throws.The IASAS Track and Field Bulletin 2013 is an overview of distances, times and records broken and set throughout the event, and willbe the means by which we recognize the athletes who worked so hard to achieve them. However, our main goal is to publish this bul-letin as a testimony to the spirit, focus and determination of each and every team and participant, regardless of placing or ranks.With every photograph, interview and highlight, we hope that the admirable display of sportsmanship and athleticism w e w itnessedcan live on beyond these past three eventful days and serve as inspiration for both current and future athletes.It was an honor hosting IASAS Track and Field 2013. To all athletes, captains, coaches, and everyone who was involved one way oranother, congratulations on a brilliant, successful season! This bulletin has also crossed its finish line, and we hope that you enjoyreading it as m uch as we enjoyed putting it together. Gaea M orales, E ditor-In-C hiefM ercy Arndt, M anaging E ditor


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Captains:Amy Mes

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We have team bond-

On Mondays we

Each event has a differ-

We have great

Coaches:Steven DoddJose UnsoWhat expectations do youhave for your team?Dodd:odd: Boys will win, girls[will place] fourth. Unso: The boys are lookinggood, and the girls will getsome personal bests.What is your trainingregime?Dodd:odd: Plyometrics - whereyou use your bodyweight andgravity.Unso: Foundation, thebasics, quality runs. I ran withthe athletes about 90% of thetime.

What ishat is your idea of anideal athlete?Dodd: Someone who is will-ing to work harder than I wantto push them. Unso: They need to have theright body structure, as well asthe right attitude. I need some-one who is determined and con-fident.


5/18

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Captains:

: Weve got our Bang-

: We dont really have

: Honestly, just cheering

: I think our team bonds

: Weve got a lot of

: I think we have a

Coaches:Chris BellUgo CostessiWhat expectations do youhave for your team?Bell:ell: Im expecting that theyperform at their peak and cometogether to support each other,be great sportsmen, congratu-late people, help those whoneed help, and thats for anyteam, not just our team.Costessi: Two gold medalsand at least three in finals.What is your trainingregime?Bell:ell: We train two days aweek technique, [and] threedays a week - aerobic or anaer-obic.Costessi: We train five daysa week. Sometimes we train onSaturday mornings dependingon [whether] somebody misseda practice.What is your idea of anideal athlete?Bell:ell: Somebody who wantsto come, work hard, andbecome knowledgeable aboutthe sport.Coostessi: An athlete whohas passion for the sport andtries to improve and understandwhat needs to be done to im-prove.


6/18

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Captains:

[We say] Wolf pack

[We yell]

Were very close.

Id say our team is

other. Eventual-

Middle distance run-Our teams biggest

Coaches:Jim BakerKristen OConnorWhat expectations do youhave for your team?Baaker: Obviously, I hope ourteam will win both meets. Itll bebetween ISM boys and SAS boys,and SAS girls and ISB girls. Thatswhat itll come down to, Im prettysure.OConnoConnor: I hope everybodywill give their seasons best per-formance and will go out andcompete.tWhat is your trainingregime?Baker: Unfortunately, westruggled with a lot of rain and alot of different holidays and inter-ruptions. We almost never hadthree practices in a row, but whenwe came, we worked really hard,and we started doing morningpractices, which shows these kidsdedication.OConnor: It was a shortseason... so we didnt practice asmuch as we would have liked to.The only way w e overcome this iswith our kids finding desire anddetermination during the meets.What ishat is your idea of anideal athlete?Baker: Competitive spirit.They need to be competitive, theyneed to be willing to work hard,and they need to be committed tothe team.OConnoConnor: An ideal athlete isa kid who comes out everydayand gives 100% in practice and isproud of being an Eagle.


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Captains:

[We yell] We are KL,We dont really

Whats really great is

n with,

During morning

Always being thereOur team is

Coach:Peter CaseyWhat expectations do youhave for your team?Casasey: We expect boys toplace fourth. I have some verytalented athletes and I wantthem to be featured and recog-nized for their hard work. Thereare a lot of young athletes thatdont have too much experi-ence, but the older boys we doexpect to medal. [The girls]have worked really hard and...[their team] is very evenlyspread, with talent in all areas.I really hope we get a medal!What is your trainingregime?Casey: We train five days aweek, two hours a session, in-cluding 6 AM practices on Thurs-days and 8 AM Saturday prac-tice.What is your idea of anideal athlete?Casey: Natural ability withan excellent work ethic. Openand receptive to the coach whengiven tips as well as being arole model for other athletes.


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ts

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I think a lot of the

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I think its the sup-

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Coaches:Kyle RedshawMurray HodgsonWhat expectations do youhave for your team?Redshaw: That they showgood sportsmanship, give ittheir best, and class at alltimes.Hodgson:odgson: We hope every-ones gonna set a PB [personalbest]. But we also hope theresgoing to be great spirit and thattheyre going to support eachother.What is your trainingregime?Redshaw: We hold minimeets before we go [to IASAS]and make the conditions asclose to IASAS as possible to getthem ready. We run a meetevery week.Hodgson:odgson: I coach distance,so we do a variety of repeatsand longer runs we work atrepeats of their pace, and try tobring it down the next race andreadjust.What ishat is your idea of anideal athlete?Redshaw: Someone whoshows good sportsmanship andgives it their best.Hodgson:odgson: Someone whogives 100% every time, andsomeone who gives 100% to theteam... and brings everyoneelse along.


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Captains:

Good Better Best!

We do dares,

I think our

Coach:Robin TuliaoWhat expectations do youhave for your team?Tuliao: We were justworking for the wholeseason, just to be around totrain with them to breaktheir personal bests and theschool records.What ishat is your trainingregime?Tuliao: Usually [during]our trainings, we start withthe foundations, then workfor the progression of everyathlete, for endurance andfor progress.

What ishat is your idea of anideal athlete?Tuliao: The ideal ath-lete will work hard, be m oti-vated, and be the best.


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T he 100 Me te r Dash i s t he u l t ima t e t e s t o f speed : on ly t he f a s t e s t o f t he f a s t have av iew ing Ka t ie Hende r son ( I SB ) be fo re t he f i na l s , she adm i t -De sp i t e w inn ing t h i s e ven t and t he 200IASAS, Hende r son was a l so qu i t e anx ious f o r she knew t ha t he r

, t ook t h i r d and Dunn p laced fou r t h .Fo r t he 1600 Sp r in t Med ley , t he f i na l e igh t hund red me t e r s t r e t ch i s sa id t o be t he de -Th roughou t t he race I SB was a lmos t un touchab le ; howeve r,

The 400 Me te r Dash may be ju s t one lap o f t he t r ack , bu t i t ca l l s f o r s t r a t egy and

t rong long d i s t ance r unne r s , he hadn t he 400 Me te r Dash . He t hank s h i s t eam -na l s , t hemeda l i s t o f t he e ven t .

I n sp i t e o f a f r ac t u r ed ank le , Soph ia E r i s t o f f (SAS) l ed t he G i r l s 3000 me te r r ace ,s t a r t t o f i n i sh , and wa lked away w i t h a we l l - de se r ved go ld meda l . I SB s Rebecca B rad leycame in se cond and Ja sm ine Bu r r , I SB , p laced t h i r d . The Boys 3000 Me te r Run , immed i -a t e ly f o l low ing t he g i r l s , began w i t h Ph i l ipp E f s t a t h iou ( I SKL ) t ak ing t he lead . As t he f i f t hlap approached , Jack Dev in s (SAS) , Wi l l K ingan (SAS) , and Red G iu l iano ( I SM) began t oca t ch up . I n t ime fo r t he f i na l lap came Jack Me lho rn ( I SB ) , speed ing pas t a l l t h r ee lead -i ng a t h le t e s and f i n i sh ing f i r s t . G iu l iano came in se cond , f o l lowed by Dev in s .Fo l low ing t he 3000 me te r r un t he nex t day was t he 800 Me te r Run . Ananya Sub rah -man ian (SAS) t ook go ld f o r g i r l s , f o l lowed by he r f e l low Eag le , E l l i e Konck i , w i t h s i l ve r ,and J I S Dragon , Ch loe Cook , w i t h b ronze . Dur ing t he la s t 100 me t e r s o f t he Boys 800 ,A idan K inney ( J I S ) and Gary Huang ( TAS) we re neck and neck . Huang sna t ched up t hego ld and K inney p laced se cond , f o l lowed by Wi l l Sen io r (SAS) w i t h b ronze .The g i r l s la s t lon g d i s t ance e ven t , t he 1500 Me te r Run , was dom ina t ed by Soph ia E r i -s t o f f (SAS) . Ch loe Cook ( J I S ) and Rebecca B rad ley ( I SB ) r aced aga ins t each o t he r f o rse cond and t h i r d - Cook f i na l l y landed s i l ve r , B rad ley b ronze . The la s t lap o f t he boys 1500 me ter was one o f t ang ib le su spense . The a tmosphe re was i n t ense a s t he a t h le t e s r anfo r t he go ld and t he aud ience chee red on . A idan K i nney ( J I S ) p laced f i r s t , B r e t I zz i (SAS)se cond , and Wi l l Sen io r (SAS) t ook home b ronze .

Long Distance by Andrea Manalac, Grade 9


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D ur ing t he G i r l s 4x800 Me te r Re lay , f r om t he f i r i ng o f t he s t a r t i ng p i s t o l , SAS wasubsequen t lap s , SAS s l ead t hen leng t hened ,I SKL won s i l ve r and b ronze r e spec t i ve ly . Wi t hi r s t lap , a l l t he r un -e s o f one ano t he r . As t he race p rog re s sed , howeve r, i t be came c lea r

gWhen i t came t o t he f a s t - paced 4x100 Me te r Re lays , t he I SB g i r l s Ama l ie I ue l , Ju l iaa l i t t l e ove r ha l fwh i l e Team ISKL won b ronze . As f o r t h e Boys 4x100 Me te r Re lay , I SMs

The lead fo r t he G i r l s 4x400 Me te r r e lay f l u c t ua t ed be tween SAS and TAS . The in i t ia lf w i t h a huge lead un t i l TAS wre s t ed i t away . Howeve r, TAS s l eadand Ananya Sub rahman ian came in f i r s t p lace , w i t h TAS in se cond ,TAS boys dom ina t ed mos t o f t he Boys 4x400 Me te r Re lay , w i t h SAS

T he g i r l s t ook on t he 400 -me t e r hu rd le s w i t h composu re and focus . Lead ing t he racet he who le way t h rough was IASAS r e co rd - ho lde r Ama l ie I ue l ( I SB ) . She won bo t h go ld andt he aud ience s adm i ra t ion . Meanwh i le , a s t empe ra t u r e l e ve l s r o se on t he f i e ld , so d idcompe t i t ion f o r t he boys 400 -me t e r hu rd le s . Each compe t i t o r seemed t o have an equa lsho t a t go ld , bu t i t was I SKL s Jo seph I ku f u who landed f i r s t and I SMs Wi l l iam Mc In t y r ewho came in w i t h a c lo se se cond .The g i r l s and boys o f t he 100 -me t e r and 110 -me t e r hu rd le s soa red ac ro s s t he t r ack i na d i sp lay o f t a len t and supe rb t e chn ique . The ag i l i t y , t im ing and p re c i s ion r equ i r ed int he se e ven t s i s r emarkab le , and each and eve ry pa r t i c ipan t was sha r p and focused . I n t he100 -me t e r hu rd le s , Amy Mes ( I SM) t ook go ld , f o l l owed by N ina Hanz (SAS) and Lo r ra ineL in ( TAS) . Mes and L in a l so b roke t he i r r e spec t i ve s choo l r e co rd s . Fo r t he boys 110 -me t e rHurd le s , Jo seph I ku f u ( I SKL ) no t on ly won go ld f o r t he e ven t , bu t a l so se t a new r e co rdfo r h i s s choo l . Dan i e l Lawr ie ( I SM) came in a c lo se se cond , and V ince Fava t i ( SAS) p lacedt h ih i r d .

Hurdles by Bernice Delos Reyes, Grade 9


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T he G i r l s Jave l i n was t he f i r s t t h row ing even t o f IASAS, and i t was c lea r t ha t t heck r un up fo l lowed by a t h row o f a spea rhe go ld , f o l lowed by Em i ly Kobayash i ( I SM)

The nex t t h row ing even t , on Thu r sday , was Boys Sho t Pu t . A l t hough a f ew we re in t im -Hebe re r ( TAS) , d i s t ance s f o r a l l pa r t i c ipan t s we re r emark -sho t . Some o f t he g i r l s we re ne r vous , bu t e ve ryoneas f i e r ce a s t he boys e ven t . La l i la Juu l -owed by Rebecca McReyno ld s ( I SB ) and Savanna Thomas (SAS) .On F r iday morn ing , t he g i r l s l i ned up fo r t he G i r l s D i s cu s Th row . A l t hough a numbe r

Savanna Thomas (SAS) won t he go ld , f o l lowed by Rebecca McReyn -

T he Boys Long Jump was su spense f u l , each a t h le t e t ak ing h i s t u r n a t t he e ven t . Theeven t r equ i r ed focus , de t e rm ina t ion , and powe r - po s se s s ing a l l t h r ee o f t he se t r a i t s i nabundance , Jo - T Ande r son (SAS) landed t he go ld , f o l lowed by a t h le t e s Rodr igo Re tana(TAS) and E t han Fe rnande s ( I SB ) . The G i r l s Long Jump was a l so exc i t i ng t o w i t ne s s , andwas t he f i r s t e ven t on t he t he f i na l day o f IASAS. De sp i t e t he unque s t ionab le t a len t andsk i l l o f e ve ry pa r t i c ipan t , t he g i r l s go ld wen t t o Cha Pa t ra -Yanan ( I SB ) , f o l lowed byB ianca Mak ( I SKL ) and Ju l ia Ta r r ega ( I SB ) .As i f long jump wasn t ha rd enough! The T r ip le Jump i s a hop , s k ip , and a j ump a sone jun io r exp la ined . One a t h le t e was pa r t i c u la r ly b r i l l i an t , who qu i t e s imp ly f l ew whenhe jumped : Luke Sm i t h ( I SM) , dubbed The Os t r i c h by a ho rde o f f ans . Sm i t h p laced f i r s ti n t he T r ip le Jump , w i t h Gar re t Ho l t (SAS) p lac ing se cond and S t e ven Ko lkma ( I SM) p lac -i ng t h i r d . The G i r l s T r ip le Jump was equa l l y exc i t i ng t o wa t ch , e ve ry a t h le t e exh ib i t i ng noend o f ag i l i t y and sk i l l . The t a len t ed B ianca Mak ( I SKL ) t ook go ld , f o l l owed by Em i l i e I n -d r ebe rg ( I SKL ) , and Ka t ie Hende r son ( I SB ) .

Jumps by Zippy Wilson, Grade 11


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1. Eristoff, Sophia (SAS) - 11:23.712. Bradley, Rebecca (ISB) - 11:34.713. Burr, Jasmine (ISB) - 11:45.694. Whittaker, Olivia (SAS) - 11:51.895. Cook, Chloe (JIS) - 12:04.006. Awamura, Mizuki (ISB) - 12:05.79

1. Eristoff, Sophia (SAS) -5:04.732. Cook, Chloe (JIS) -5:10.373. Bradley, Rebecca (ISB) -5:13.104. Burr, Jasmine (ISB) -5:16.095.Gomez-Hixson, Kaneen(SAS) -5:16.216. Whittaker, Olivia (SAS) -5:20.17

1.Subrahmanian, Ananya (SAS)- 2:25.532. Koncki, Ellie (SAS) -2:28.243. Cook, Chloe (JIS) -2:28.704.Ong Cheng, Birthe (TAS) -2:30.095.Bradley, Rebecca (ISB) - 2:30.626. Giles, Amanda (ISB) -2:31.52

1. Harris, Sheridan (TAS) -1:00.462.Subrahmanian, Ananya (SAS) -1:00.853. Koncki, Ellie (SAS) -1:01.574. Giles, Amanda (ISB) -1:01.655.Martinez, Janera (ISKL) - 1:02.886. Berge, Ida (ISKL) - 1:05.55

1. Henderson, Katie (ISB) -26.702. Harris, Sheridan (TAS) -26.793. Juliano, Jacqueline (SAS) -27.534. Naiqama, Ruci (ISM) -27.555. Green, Jazmyn (ISB) -27.596. Berge, Ida (ISKL) -28.15

1. Henderson, Katie (ISB) -12.962. Naiqama, Ruci (ISM) -13.363. Green, Jazmyn (ISB) -13.434. Scott, Chloe (SAS) -13.445. Hewlett, Justice (SAS) -13.456. O'Neal, Monica (TAS) -13.46

1. Mes, Amy (ISM) -15.752. Hanz, Nina (SAS) -16.843. Lin, Lorraine (TAS) -17.134. Nagasaki, Erika (ISB) -17.215. Hoffer, Paola (SAS) -17.346. Stickles, Nisha (ISB) -17.65

1. Luel, Amalie (ISB) -1:06.812.Harris, Sheridan (TAS) -1:09.273.Ong Cheng, Birthe (TAS) - 1:09.964. Mes, Amy (ISM) -1:10.705.Malmberg, Alexis (SAS) - 1:11.046. Hoffer, Paola (SAS) -1:11.44

1. ISB -51.372. SAS -51.993. ISKL -52.124. TAS -53.155. JIS -54.346. ISM -Disqualified

1. SAS -4:11.512. TAS -4:13.223. ISKL -4:18.904. ISB -4:21.895. JIS -4:22.246. ISM -4:23.87

1. SAS -10:02.452. ISB -10:27.163. ISKL -10:37.894. TAS -10:46.485. ISM -10:56.766. JIS -11:18.25

1. SAS -4:25.292. ISB -4:28.133. TAS -4:34.484. JIS -4:37.095. ISKL -4:39.296. ISM -4:40.76

3000m 1500m 800m

400m

100m 100m Hurdles

400m Hurdles 4x100 Relay 4x400 Relay

4x800 Relay Medley

200m

1. Melhorn, Jack (ISB) -9:40.922. Giuliano, Red (ISM) -9:45.993. Devins, Jack (SAS) -9:46.014. Kinney, Aidan (JIS) -9:58.125. De Vries, Peter (JIS) -10:02.006. Huang, Gary (TAS) -10:02.50

1. Kinney, Aidan (JIS) -4:19.012. Izzo, Bret (SAS) -4:19.523. Senior, Will (SAS) -4:21.954. Huang, Gary (TAS) -4:22.025. De Vries, Peter (JIS) -4:24.686. Giuliano, Red (ISM) -4:24.85

1. Huang, Gary (TAS) -2:05.242. Kinney, Aidan (JIS) -2:06.043. Senior, Will (SAS) -2:07.014. Izzo, Bret (SAS) -2:07.785. De Vries, Peter (JIS) -2:08.166. Harris, Peyton (TAS) -2:09.87

1. Kobayashi, Kento (ISM) -51.502. Dunn, Spencer (SAS) -51.543. Senior, Will (SAS) -52.224. Theuer, Jeremy (ISM) -52.595. Harris, Peyton (TAS) -52.826. Milne, Thomas (SAS) -53.42

1. Woldring, James (ISM) -22.432. Kobayashi, Kento (ISM) -22.653. Dunn, Spencer (SAS) -22.854. Widjojo, Coxinga (JIS) -23.175. Milne, Thomas (SAS) -23.846. Theuer, Jeremy (ISM) -24.20

1. Woldring, James (ISM) -11.192. Widjojo, Coxinga (JIS) -11.263. Theuer, Jeremy (ISM) -11.574. Dunn, Spencer (SAS) -11.575. Lin, Kevin (TAS) -11.756. Ikufu, Joseph (ISKL) -11.79

1. Ikufu, Joseph (ISKL) -15.182. Lawrie, Daniel (ISM) -15.943. Favati, Vince (SAS) -16.364. Holt, Garret (SAS) -16.455. Gregori, Fergus (ISM) -16.596. Nagy, Matthew (ISB) -16.75

1. Ikufu, Joseph (ISKL) -57.622. McIntyre, William (ISM) -57.883. Kobayashi, Kento (ISM) -58.054. Favati, Vince (SAS) -58.175. Burrill, Chris (JIS) -59.956. Holt, Garrett (SAS) -1:00.27

1. ISM -43.702. JIS -44.993. SAS -45.224. TAS -45.525. ISKL -45.976. ISB -46.55

1. TAS -3:30.922. SAS -3:31.243. ISM -3:36.184. JIS -3:38.225. ISKL -3:43.026. ISB -3:46.82

1. SAS -8:30.522. TAS -8:38.033. JIS -8:40.174. ISM -8:43.465. ISB -8:48.756. ISKL -9:11.72

1. TAS -3:42.452. JIS -3:42.973. SAS -3:50.234. ISM -3:55.895. ISB -8:48.756. ISKL -4:00.90

3000m 1500m

800m 400m

100m 110m Hurdles

400m Hurdles 4x100 Relay 4x400 Relay

4x800 Relay Medley

200m

RESULTSESULTS


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1. ISM - 302. SAS - 273. TAS - 274. JIS - 235. ISKL - 106. ISB - 9

1. ISM - 652. SAS - 593. TAS - 574. JIS - 455. ISB - 226. ISKL - 18

1. ISM - 114.52. SAS - 963. TAS - 804. JIS - 655. ISB - 37.56. ISKL - 35

1. ISB - 462. SAS - 30.53. ISKL - 244. TAS - 115. ISM - 86. JIS - 6.5

1. ISB - 842. SAS - 69.53. ISKL - 434. TAS - 395. JIS - 15.56. ISM - 15

1. ISB - 1332. SAS - 115.53. ISKL - 634. TAS - 605. JIS - 29.56. ISM - 27


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