Results from the CCS Semifinals on 5/19/12
Track Home Season Trends Season's Top Marks SR Improvements
Boys Individual Results
| Athlete | Gr | Event | Div | Result Pts |
Last Year Result (Δ,%) |
Previous Result (Δ,%) |
Last SR (Δ,%) |
Last PR (Δ,%) |
Imprvmnts |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ciaran Murphy | Jr | 1600m | V | 4:17.96 | 4:19.75 (1.79,0.7) |
4:19.75 (1.79,0.7) |
4:19.75 (1.79,0.7) |
You ROCK! (LR, SR, PR) | |
| Kevin Blohm | Jr | Shot Put - 12lb | V | 48'0.5 | 50'10.5 | 52'2.25 | 52'2.25 | ||
| Kevin Blohm | Jr | Discus - 1.6kg | V | 147'1 | 149'2 | 159'5 | 159'5 | ||
| Phil Otto | Jr | High Jump | V | 5'9 | 5'11 | 5'11 | 5'11 | ||
| Ryan Lynch | Jr | Pole Vault | V | 12'6 | 12'3 (0'3,2.0) |
13'0 | 13'0 | You ROCK! (LR) |
Girls Individual Results
| Athlete | Gr | Event | Div | Result Pts |
Last Year Result (Δ,%) |
Previous Result (Δ,%) |
Last SR (Δ,%) |
Last PR (Δ,%) |
Imprvmnts |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Skylar Fenton | So | 100m | V | 12.37 | 12.40 (0.03,0.2) |
12.40 (0.03,0.2) |
12.40 (0.03,0.2) |
You ROCK! (LR, SR, PR) | |
| Skylar Fenton | So | 200m | V | 25.48 | 25.44 | 25.31 | 25.31 | ||
| Katie Spence | So | 800m | V | 2:17.30 | 2:20.60 (3.30,2.3) |
2:19.24 (1.94,1.4) |
2:19.24 (1.94,1.4) |
You ROCK! (LR, SR, PR) | |
| Michellie McDonald-O'Brien | Sr | High Jump | V | 5'3 | 5'4 | 5'4 | 5'4 | ||
| Candy Janachowski | So | Triple Jump | V | 36'0.25 | 36'1 | 36'1 | 36'1 |
Girls Relay Results
| Event | Division | Athletes | Result Pts |
Last Year Result (Δ) |
Previous Result (Δ) |
Last SR (Δ) |
Last PR (Δ) |
Imprvmnts |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4x100m | V | Fiona Smith, Candy Janachowski, Skylar Fenton, Aine McGovern | 49.39 | 49.23 | 49.23 | 49.23 | ||
| 4x400m | V | Fiona Smith, Candy Janachowski, Aine McGovern, Skylar Fenton | 3:59.50 | 3:58.55 | 3:58.55 | 3:58.55 |
All columns are sortable by clicking on the column heading. Improvement columns sort by event, then percent improvement.
A "c" following a result means it has been converted from hand-timed by rounding up the measured time to the nearest tenth, then adding 0.24 seconds.
A "w" following the the result means it is wind-aided.