Wyoming Track Classic Results
Posted: Wed May 04, 2005 11:13 pm
Boys Pole Vault
1. Ryan Dunlop, Cheyenne Central, 15-3
2. Ben Peterson, Cody, 15-3
3. Matt Hazen, Worland, 13-9
4. Nathan Kardos, Cody, 13-3
5. Phil Zaharas, Kelly Walsh, Scott Pettit, Sheridan, Joey Vossler, Cheyenne East, 13-3
8. Bryan Kauffman, Gillette, 13-3.
Girls Pole Vault
1. Anya Wechsler, Sheridan, 11-9 (broke meet record of 11-1 set by Nicole Yurek, Cheyenne East, in 2002)
2. Jessie Howe, Cheyenne East, 10-3
3. Kelly Ferguson, Gillette, 10-3
4. Autumn Reed, Douglas, 9-9
5. Nicole Ackerman, Big Horn, 9-9
6. Megan Harrel, Green River, 9-9
7. Katie Bonnel, Kelly Walsh, Chelsea Jones, Cody, Lindsey Hall, Cheyenne East, Bradi Nelson, Pine Bluffs 9-3
11. Kim Wise, Worland, Katie Connell, Sheridan, 8-9.
At the conclusion of the 200 heats, most of the fans headed toward the parking lots and most missed one of the state's best girls pole vaulting efforts.
Sheridan's Anya Wechsler cleared 11 feet, 9 inches to set a new meet record and just missed a personal-best of 12-1 on her final three attempts.
"It's mostly nerves when you're out there because you don't know what can happen," said Wechsler, who signed last week to compete for the University of Montana next year. "But the nerves help. They push you."
1. Ryan Dunlop, Cheyenne Central, 15-3
2. Ben Peterson, Cody, 15-3
3. Matt Hazen, Worland, 13-9
4. Nathan Kardos, Cody, 13-3
5. Phil Zaharas, Kelly Walsh, Scott Pettit, Sheridan, Joey Vossler, Cheyenne East, 13-3
8. Bryan Kauffman, Gillette, 13-3.
Girls Pole Vault
1. Anya Wechsler, Sheridan, 11-9 (broke meet record of 11-1 set by Nicole Yurek, Cheyenne East, in 2002)
2. Jessie Howe, Cheyenne East, 10-3
3. Kelly Ferguson, Gillette, 10-3
4. Autumn Reed, Douglas, 9-9
5. Nicole Ackerman, Big Horn, 9-9
6. Megan Harrel, Green River, 9-9
7. Katie Bonnel, Kelly Walsh, Chelsea Jones, Cody, Lindsey Hall, Cheyenne East, Bradi Nelson, Pine Bluffs 9-3
11. Kim Wise, Worland, Katie Connell, Sheridan, 8-9.
At the conclusion of the 200 heats, most of the fans headed toward the parking lots and most missed one of the state's best girls pole vaulting efforts.
Sheridan's Anya Wechsler cleared 11 feet, 9 inches to set a new meet record and just missed a personal-best of 12-1 on her final three attempts.
"It's mostly nerves when you're out there because you don't know what can happen," said Wechsler, who signed last week to compete for the University of Montana next year. "But the nerves help. They push you."