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Oiler Relays (West Hardin)

Team totals- Girls- West Hardin 206, Evadale 109, High Island 73, Warren 56, Big Sandy 38

                          Sabine Pass 32, Legacy 4

Team Totals- Guys- West Hardin 169, Evadale 151, High Island 130, Sabine Pass 58, Warren 44

                            Legacy 33, Hull-Daisetta 16, Big Sandy 7

High Islands girls team had 2 team members tonight.  The 2 girls did an outstanding job.

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Just some of the results from Vidor that I can remember.

3200

1-Tim Cude BC-10:04

2. Nederland-10:26

4x100 Boys

1.Silsbee

800

1.Joe Dooley Deweyville-1:59

2.Kirby Shepherd BC-2:01

400

1.Justin Krautz Nederland- 49.9

2.Joe Dooley Deweyville-51.x

300 Hurdles

1.Adam Scales OF

2.Jerry Nguyen BC

200

1.Lumberton

2.Krautz

1600

1.Cude BC

2.Shepherd BC

3.Nederland

4.Nederland

5.Nederland

4x400

1.Nederland

2.BC

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BC boys, Silsbee girls win Pirate Relays

Van Wade

The Orange Leader

VIDOR — The Bridge City boys and the Silsbee girls captured the respective titles at the 15th Annual Vidor Pirate Relays Friday.

The Cardinals were led by distance man Tim Cude, who was a double-winner by taking both the 3,200 and 1,600-meter runs.

Vidor’s Jared Williamson won the high jump and teammate Jared Parker won the pole vault.

Deweyville’s Joe Dooley captured the 800 meters while Orangefield’s Adam Scales stormed to the 300-meter hurdles win.

Orangefield’s Kaitlynn Henson won the girls high jump, winning the event for the third straight time as she was the only Orange County female to capture a first-place medal.

15th annual Vidor Pirate Relays

VIDOR – Here are Friday’s final results from the 15th annual Vidor Pirate Relays at Pirate Stadium.

GIRLS DIVISION

Discus – 1. Alicia Thevis, Nederland, 99-5; 2. Allie Beach, Orangefield, 97-11; 3. Whitney Nico, Bmt Kelly, 94-10; 4. Corrine Welker, Bridge City, 85-2; 5. Rucker, Orangefield, 79-6.5.

Shot put – 1. Raegan Richard, Nederland, 36-0.25; 2. Aisha Moses, Bmt Kelly, 32-2.25; 3. Alicia Thevis, Nederland, 31-5; 4. Whitney Nico, Bmt Kelly, 29-6.

High jump – 1. Kaitlynn Henson, Orangefield, 5-0; 2. Alicia Thevis, Nederland, 4-10; 3. Heather Jannise, Lumberton, 4-10; 4. Kayla Sonnier, PNG, 4-10; 5. Maddie Smith, Vidor, 4-10.

Long jump – 1. Beatrice Douglas, Silsbee, 16-11; 2. Chin Lee Harvey, Vidor, 15-11; 3. Hayley English, PN-Groves, 15-10.75.

Triple jump – 1. Beatrice Douglas, Silsbee, 33-11; 2. Hayley English, PNG, 32-2.5; 3. Anna Hunter, PN-Groves, 31-11.75; 4. Savanah Desmarais, Nederland, 31-9; 5. Kaitlynn Henson, Orangefield, 31-7.5.

Pole vault – 1. Leslie Beard, Lumberton, 11-0; 2. Chelsea Parsons, Buna, 9-0; 3. Nicole Casper, Buna, 8-6; 4. Tyler Block, Orangefield, 7-6; 5. A Strahan, Bridge City, 7-6.

3,200-meter run – 1. Crystal Brindle, Lumberton, 12:23.76; 2. Madison Kieschnick, Nederland, 12:54; 3. Li Nguyen, Bridge City, 12:58; 4. Kayla Williams, Orangefield, 13:07.7; 5. Ashley Claiborne, Nederland, 13:07.8.

400-meter relay – 1. Silsbee 50.25; 2. Nederland 52.35; 3. LCM 53.50; 4. Bridge City 53.77; 5. Buna 54.02.

800-meter run – 1. Millie Taylor, Vidor, 2:37.29; 2. Megan Isaacs, LCM, 2:41.30; 3. Patience Morgan, Vidor, 2:42.23; 4. Heather Jannise, Lumberton, 2:44.05; 5. Martin, LCM, 2:46.97.

100-meter hurdles – 1. Beatrice Douglas, Silsbee, 16.75; 2. Hathaway, Buna, 17.21; 3. Heather Quarles, Orangefield, 17.34; 4. Lauren Perkins, Orangefield, 17.34.

100-meter dash – 1. Hayley English, PNG, 12.64; 2. Phoebe Falcon, Nederland, 12.97; 3. Watters, Silsbee, 13.34.

800-meter relay – 1. PNG 1:50.72; 2. Silsbee 1:51.59; 3. Nederland 1:52.24; 4. Vidor 1:53.44; 5. Deweyville 1:58.68.

400-meter dash – 1. Chastity Foster, Silsbee, 61.75; 2. Conn, LCM, 64.48; 3. Romero, PNG, 65.26; 4. Louviere, Silsbee, 65.72; 5. Wallace, Orangefield, 66.95.

300-meter hurdles – 1. Hathaway, Buna, 51.13; 2. Britney Douglas, Silsbee, 51.76; 3. Heather Quarles, Orangefield, 52.9; 4. Smith, Silsbee, 53.6; 5. Deanna Williamson, Vidor, 53.71.

200-meter dash – 1. Hayley English, PN-Groves, 26.39; 2. Chin Lee Harvey, Vidor, 26.52; 3. Leslie Beard, Lumberton, 26.79.

1,600-meter run – 1. Crystal Brindle, Lumberton, 5:40; 2. Madison Kieschnick, Nederland, 5:42; 3. Meagan Shockley, BC, 5:54; 4. Claudia Blignaut, Lumberton, 6:03.

1,600-meter relay – 1. Silsbee 4:20.80; 2. Orangefield 4:23.29; 3. Nederland 4:29.82.

Point standings – 1. Silsbee 119; 2. Nederland 117; 3. PN-Groves 79; 4. Orangefield 67.5; 5. Lumberton 58; 6. Vidor 46; 7. Buna 40.5; 8. LCM 32; 9. Bridge City 31; 10. Beaumont Kelly 20; 11. Deweyville 8.

BOYS DIVISION

Discus – 1. Stefan Huber, Nederland, 132-0; 2. Reed, LCM, 131-0; 3. Joe Dooley, Deweyville, 125-9.

Shot put – 1. Dallas Davis, PNG, 47-10; 2. Taylor Meighan, Bmt Kelly, 47-3.75; 3. Reed, LCM, 44-5.75.

High jump – 1. Jared Williamson, Vidor, 6-6; 2. (tie) Dylan Richards, PN-Groves, and Justin Reynolds, Bridge City, 6-2.

Long jump – 1. Chris Barnes, Jr., Silsbee, 20-5.5; 2. Jerry Landry, Bridge City, 19-9.25; 3. Cody Eldridge, Bridge City, 19-7.25.

Triple jump – 1. Dorian Turk, Silsbee, 41-1.5; 2. Kyler Keith, Lumberton, 39-7.25; 3. Cody Ross, PN-G, 39-5.25; 4. Jerry Landry, Bridge City, 39-5.

Pole vault – 1. Jared Parker, Vidor, 14-0; 2. (tie) Slawson, Bridge City, and Jordan Begnaud, PN-Groves, 12-0; 4. Holmes, Orangefield, 10-0.

3,200-meter run – 1. Timothy Cude, BC, 10:04; 2. Trent Fulk, Nederland, 10:26; 3. Gregory Bradshaw, Lumberton, 10:55; 4. Sawyer Hogan, Bridge City, 11:24.

400-meter relay – 1. Silsbee 43.17; 2. LCM 43.96; 3. Bmt Kelly 44.45; 4. Nederland 44.75; 5. Orangefield 44.79.

800-meter run – 1. Joe Dooley, Deweyville, 2:00.97; 2. Kirby Shepherd, Bridge City, 2:02.07; 3. Kevin Molina, Nederland, 2:08.17; 4. Keith Blignaut, Lumberton, 2:09.38; 5. Hoffpauir, Orangefield, 2:13.32.

110-meter hurdles – 1. Adam Scales, Orangefield, 16.09; 2. Tyler Wright, PNG, 16.22; 3. Chris Rountree, Silsbee, 16.54; 4. Cody Ross, PNG, 16.66; 5. Li Nguyen, BC, 16.68.

100-meter dash – 1. Kyler Keith, Lumberton, 10.78; 2. Jeremy Chauvin, LCM, 10.81; 3. Jerry Landry, BC, 10.84.

800-meter relay – 1. Silsbee 1:32.30; 2. Nederland 1:32.62; 3. PN-G 1:34.72; 4. LCM 1:36.15; 5. Bridge City 1:36.30.

400-meter dash – 1. Justin Krautz, Nederland, LC-M, 49.94; 2. Joe Dooley, Deweyville, 51.83; 3. Cannon, Orange Christian, 53.34; 4. Clark, Bridge City, 53.59.

300-meter hurdles – 1. Adam Scales, Orangefield, 42.58; 2. Chris Rountree, Silsbee, 42.62; 3. Li Nguyen, Bridge City, 42.88.

200-meter dash – 1. Kyler Keith, Lumberton, 21.94; 2. Justin Krautz, Nederland, 22.05; 3. Jerry Landry, Bridge City, 22.80.

1,600-meter run – 1. Tim Cude, Bridge City, 4:44.09; 2. Kirby Shepherd, Bridge City, 4:48.92; 3. Trent Fulk, Nederland, 4:53.98; 4. Martin, Nederland, 4:58; Jones, Nederland 5:03.

1,600-meter relay – 1. Nederland 3:33.85; 2. BC 3:41; 3. Vidor 3:42; 4. Orangefield 3:43; 5. Vidor 3:46.

Point standings – 1. Bridge City 131; 2. Nederland 108; 3. Silsbee 81; 4. PN-Groves 73; 5. (tie) LC-M and Lumberton 50; 7. Orangefield 37; 8. Vidor 28; 9. Beaumont Kelly 25; 10. Deweyville 24; 11. Buna 7; 12. Community Christian 6.

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Trey ran the 10.15 at the YMBL relays at West Brook today.  I was there, and he was flying.  WOS had an excellent showing -- I was very proud of them!

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holy crap that's insane i herd there was at least a 25 mph tail wind along with the 80 degree weather just a perfect day to run... what was the 200 meter time

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There was a good wind.  I'm not sure how fast it was blowing, but it was a tailwind for the 100.  Each qualifier for the 200s ran less than 21.5 in the prelims; however, that was with the wind.  In the finals, the wind had shifted, and the winning time was over just 22 seconds (I can't remember the exact time).

With or without the wind, Trey Franks is unbelievably fast.  This wasn't a 100 where he won by leaning over the line...  He had pulled away from the field and won by several yards.

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I love it!! Trey Franks runs a 10.15 100m-I was there and saw it-and everyone wants to add their two cents to why he ran so fast. Everyone else had the same tail wind he did and NO ONE was beside him when he crossed the finish line!! I think the time behind him was 10.53, so whether he had help from a tail wind or not...he was like lightning! And yes, it runs in the family. Both of his brothers ran, and placed at state track meets.

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With out a dought wind or no wind he was by himself when he came across the line. The wind factor only tells us one thing and that is his time will not be legally ranked when it comes to state rankings and records. Also because of the use of hand held watches and not the FAT timing system 2.5 seconds should be added to get a legit time for rankings. However when the 2.5 seconds are added it still comes out to a really fast 10.40, which is fast enough for a SETX leading 100m dash.. ;) ;)

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