For Anderson's Bearcats, Thursday's print run of the Millen stumble on was personal in the get of personal records. Ruston gave Anderson, a Bossier High graduate, a mate of first-place trophies, radical the 2009 carry out at Airline High School. "Being a Bossier grad, it's always satisfyingly to get to come home," Anderson said. "It's polite to come back people's home and compete. The link up itself is named for trainer Millen, who was a mentor for a lot of us guys coming up through the sport.
To finish first the appropriate that's named in his honor means a lot." Anderson's yoke did so in a flurry of in person records. A pair of those helped Colleen Butler and Jasmine Rooks share in the girls Outstanding Field Performer award. "This is my to begin one," Rooks said of her excellent artiste award. "I'm happy. I consider I did good. We're in front (of schedule). We just want it. We want state.
" A playing in the manner of Thursday's would give the Bearcats a unplanned to be competitive at the 5A phase meet. The Bearcats also produced the boys Outstanding Field Performer of the unite in projectile put champ Jon'al White, who finished relocate in the discus. The biggest her for the triumphant Bearcats was Trey Hadunt, who won the 200 in a knockout upset. "We're poignant some kids around," Anderson said.
"The kid in the 200 is positively a quarter-miler. That was a big collect for him. The (Thomas) Bridgewater kid from Evangel is fast. For him to rout him was a titanic provoke on his part. We had some other first-class things happen.
" Butler said in the end week's broke weather helped renew the Bearcats. "We just had a real good day," she said. "The condition was really good. It wasn't too windy.
We've been training carefully and working hard. We didn't get to discipline much behind week because we were working indoors a lot. We didn't start a lot." While Ruston rolled in the rig allowance of the meet, there were mess of other eye-opening party performances.
Among those were Evangel's 4x100 meter relay team, which blistered the chase to the pitch of 42.9-second performance. Lucas London, Justin Fortson and Virgil Williams set things up for mainstay Bridgewater, who also won the 100 meter ruin and finished encourage in the 200 to Ruston's Hadunt. "We came out and did what we had to do go get a victory," Bridgewater said. "I didn't fantasize we'd hit (42.9). We just came out here and did what we were reputed to do.
Coach (Byron Dawson) gave us the theoretical reps and we were mentally ready-made for the meet." Airline's Chase Fulco, who swept the 110- and 300-meter hurdles, was named the boys Outstanding Track performer. Fulco, who trained for the express pay survive year, came away less-than-impressed by his 39.11 in the 300 meters.
"In the 300s, I want to be a youthful faster," Fulco said, "maybe hit the 38s. If possible, by the end of the season, a 37, but not yet. I'm on my way.
" Fulco also missed the dignity he set for himself in the 110 hurdles, but still came away with his b away of the day.
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