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Lowville Track and Field » 2009 Varsity Track and Field
2009 Varsity Track and Field
The NYSPHSAA State Championship Track Meet June 12 and 13 at Cicero-North Syracuse Taylor Haenlin easily cleared 8-06 and 9-03 on her first attempts at each height, but faltered at 10-00, despite three good attempts. Ten feet proved to be the vault necessary to medal. Five Division II vaulters maxed out at ten feet. One of them placed fifth. The others were involved in a four way tie for sixth. Taylor ended up ranked tenth. Link to complete results belowMichelle Haapala spiked herself during her first and only warm-up jump, and had to seek medical attention during the rest of the warm-up period. The bandaging done by the medics proved to be too restrictive, so Michelle took it off and kept the bleeding under control with a couple of fists full of band-aids. Despite the Murphylian start, Michelle equalled her school record PR of 5-02 and won the fifth place medal. Michelle did it the hard way, taking three jumps to clear 5-00 and another three to clear 5-02. Scholar-Athlete Program The Lowville Academy squad accumulated a team GPA of 98.096, and earned the top ranking in section III, and the number three ranking in the entire state of New York. The link to the NYSPHSAA site is below. Section III Open State Qualifier Two Lowville Academy athletes earned spots in the State Championship Meet next week, and a third had a near miss. Michelle Haapala earned her way to the championship meet by placing second in the high jump with a state qualifying height of 5-01. Both Michelle and Megan Nuffer of Beaver River cleared 5-01, but Michelle won the spot by virtue of fewer misses. Taylor Haenlin got her first spot in states with a second place finish in the pole vault. Her height og 9-09separated her from a crowd of seven vaulters who had cleared the state qualifying height of 9-03. Ashley Panowicz nearly found her way to the state meet as well, but ended up just missing. Ashley's third jump in the trials was a PR distance of 16-08, one inch beyond the state qualifying standard, and good enough for a second place ranking in the finals. In the finals, Ashley jumped 16-07, and 16-09, and was still ranked second with one jump to go. Unfortunately for Ashley, Ashley Palmer of Phoenix, the number one seed, managed a perfect jump, launching her into second place at 17'05. Ashley got off a good final jump of 16-10.5, but it was not good enough for the stunning upset. Another top finish for Lowville was the 4x400 relay team. Michelle Haapala, Marissa Maring, Taylor Haenlin, and Rachel Ashley placed third, behind Skaneatlas and Beaver River, with a season's best time of 4:16.01 Link to the full results below. Section III Class B2 Meet @ Canastota CBA 174 LACS 100.5 Ilion 75 Clinton 60 Canastota 54 Adirondack 46 Herkimer 45 Mt Markham 14.5 APW 8 6th place: Morgan Rook (100 dash), and Deborah Kaban (800 run) 5th place: Anna Teal (200 dash), Rachael Kaban (3000 run), Dominique Domagala (100 high hurdles), and Brooke Marshall (triple jump). 4th place: Ashley Panowicz (100 dash), Michelle Haapala (200 dash), and Rachel Ashley (800 run). 3rd place: Marissa Maring (400 dash), Dominique Domagala (400 low hurdles), the 4x100 relay team (Ashley Panowicz, Morgan Lampson, Morgan Rook, and Michelle Haapala), and the 4x800 relay team (Rachael Kaban, Keely Sammon, Deborah Kaban, and Rachel Ashley). 2nd place: Ashley Panowicz (Long Jump), Taylor Haenlin (pole vault), and Dana Roes (pentathlon) Section 3 patch winners: Michelle Haapala (high jump), and the 4x400 relay team (Michelle Haapala, Marissa Maring, Taylor Haenlin, and Rachel Ashley). full results below find results of all sectional meets at tullyrunners.com Frontier League Championship Meet Indian River 149 South Jefferson 104 Beaver River 94 Lowville 88 South Lewis 79 Watertown 19 Sandy Creek 16 Carthage 8 APW 1 Lowville Placewinners Sixth Place: Ashley Panowicz in the 100 dash, Dominique Domagala in 100 high hurdles, and Tabatha Hartshorn in the pentathlon Fifth Place: Michelle Haapala in the 200 meter dash, and Lahni Duffer in the long jump Fourth Place: Marissa Maring in the 400 meter dash, Rachael Kaban in the 3000 meter run, Dominique Domagala in the 400 low hurdles, Taylor Haenlin in pole vault, and the 4x100 meter relay team of Ashley Panowicz, Morgan Lampson, Morgan Rook, and Michelle Haapala. Third place: Deborah Kaban in the 800 meter run, Lahni Duffer in the triple jump, and the 4x400 relay team of Ashley Panowicz, Michelle Haapala, Deborah Kaban, and Taylor Haenlin. Second Place: Ashley Panowicz in the long jump, Michelle Haapala in the high jump, and the 4x800 meter relay team of Rachael Kaban, Deborah Kaban, Keely Sammon, and Rachel Ashley. Gold Medals: Rachel Ashley in the 1500 meter run, and Taylor Haenlin in the long jump. complete results below 86th Van Dusen Invitational Lowville Academy 99 Gouverneur 84 Tupper Lake 79 Canton 62 Peru 42 Clifton Fine 42 Saranac Lake 40 North Eastern Clinton 36 Ogdensburg 25 Madrid-Waddington 20 Potsdam 16 Indian River 10 Lowville wins the Van Dusen Invitational. The Raiders have participated in the meet since 1986. This is their first time wining the event over the 24 year span. The team scored points in 16 out of 19 events, and won nine bronze, one silver, and fourteen gold medals. Sixth Place Winners: Morgan Lampson in the 100 meter dash, Deborah Kaban in the 800 meter run, and Rachael Kaban in the meter 3000 meter run. Fourth Place Winners: Rachel Ashley in the 1500 meter run, Ashley Panowicz in the long jump, and Keely Sammon in the 2000 meter steeplechase. Bronze Medal Winners: Ashley Panowicz in the 100 meter dash, Marissa Maring in the 400 meter dash, Dominique Domagala in the 100 meter high hurdles and the 400 meter low hurdles, Tabatha Hartshorn in the Pentathlon, and the 4x800 meter relay team of Dominique Domagala, Rachael Ashley, Keely Sammon, and Deborah Kaban Silver Medal Winner: Lahni Duffer in the triple jump Gold Medal Winners: Ashley Panowicz in the 200 meter dash, Taylor Haenlin in the long jump, the 4x100 meter relay team of Ashley Panowicz, Morgan Lampson, Jordan Myers, and Morgan Rook, and the 4x400 meter relay team of Marissa Maring, Rachael Kaban, Taylor Haenlin, and Rachel Ashley. Full Results below Copper City Classic (at RFA) Michelle Haapala finishes second in high jump and ties the school record again at 5'2" The 4x100 relay team sneaks into finals, then finishes fourth. Morgan Widrick places fifth in the novice 1500 meter run, and Ashley Panowicz gives back a gift in the long jump. The judges made an error in measuring one of Ashley's jumps, an error that could have given her first place. She did not want to win that way, so she asked for a rejump. Ashley finished fourth. Warrior/Hawk Invitational Taylor Haenlin vaults 9' 0 again and wins the silver medal Michelle Haapala ties for the silver medal in the high jump Deb Kaban, Sarah Hanno, Marissa Maring and Taylor Haenlin finish eighth in the 4x400 relay Close competition at South Jefferson Lowville falls to SJ 68.5 - 72.5 Another School Record! Taylor Haenlin ties her own record in the pole vault at South Jefferson full results below School Record! Michelle Haapala ties Heidi Crossman's 17 year old school record in the high jump. Frontier League Relays Canceled due to snow on Watertown's track. They will not be rescheduled. Lowville Replacement Relays! See the slide show.
 April 21 at South Jefferson
April 28
May 12 Van Dusen Results (htm file) Frontier League Championship Meet (rtf file) Section III Class B2 Results (htm file)
New York State Scholar-Athletes State Rankings for team GPAs Open Qualifier Results Results of the State Championship Meet Marksy's Answers Lowville Academy |
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