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| Crook County has eleven individual winners at double-dual in Redmond Tuesday |
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 | | LON AUSTIN/CENTRAL OREGONIAN | | Senior Michelly Foley won the 800-meter race on Tuesday at Redmond. |
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By Lon Austin
Crook County was led by strong individuals' performances on Tuesday in their final meet before the district championships on Friday and Saturday, May 16-17.
The Cowboys defeated Redmond 75-65 and fell to North Salem 83-58, while the Cowgirls lost both ends of their double dual meet on the day.
David Parks was the lone multiple winner for the Cowboys winning the 100-and 200-meter sprints and anchoring the winning 400-meter relay team.
But Parks was not the only standout of the day.
Mark Flegel lowered his league leading time in the 110 high hurdles to win in a blazing time of 15.07.
"It was a great race," said Flegel. "I would like to get into the 14's this year but my biggest goal is to make it to state."
Also earning wins for the Cowboys were Nick Harding in the Mark Blomquist in the Discus.
Cowgirl winners included Michelly Foley in the 800, Kellie Foley in the 1,500, Cater Lopez in the high jump, and Kady Stafford in the javelin.
"The meet really went by fast," said Stafford. "But some people on our team stepped up and did a good job."
In addition to her win in the javelin Stafford also placed in the discus and shot put throwing the shot a career best 33-08.
Possibly the best performance of the day for the Cowboys did not even come in a win. Scott Elliot raised the school record in the pole vault to 14-6, but finished second to Garrett Pruitt of Redmond who cleared 14-9 to set a new Redmond school record. |
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