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Colton Rice (Silverdale) 43-6; 6. Tomas Jones Jr. (Bartlett) 11.75; 2. Levi Moore (Ensworth) 41-7; 7. Jayne Halterman (Independence) 4:56.62; 2. Hannah Herren (Collegedale Academy) 4-8. Blaase capped an incredible junior campaign with an All-American finish at the NCAA Championships, coming in 10th place at the national meet to become UT's 10th All-American. St. Andrews-Sewanee 9:29.48; 8. Adamsville 44.92. Eli Sutton (Brentwood Academy) 159-3; 4. Indoors, junior pole vaulter Linda Hadfield set the school record in the event with a mark of 13-11 (4.24m), and would go on to earn All-America acclaim. Drew Johnson (DCA) 10:12.01; 6. Women's Postseason: 7th NCAA South Regional Colton King (Huntingdon) 10:20.96; 5. 26.39; 5. Southwind 48.23; 5. Serenity Williams (Madison Academic) 5-0; 5. Jamison Smith (ECS) 53.49; 7. She earned her second career victory at the Crimson Classic in mid-October. Knoxville Webb 8:16.58; 3. Sam Nissen (MBA) 15.72; 5. Retired PIAA Championship Meet Records - pdf. Jayln Rice (East Nashville) 36-8.50; 2. Results for "Track And Field - Girls Filter your search; Track And Field - Girls ; Individual National Records . The squad was consistently paced by the trio of Sydney Seymour, Megan Murray and Katie Thronson, who each concluded the season earning All-Region honors. King 22. Men's SEC Indoor/Outdoor: 7th / 6th 110-Meter High Hurdles. Avia Lane (Martin Luther King) 12.09; 3. Ka Weaver (Mem. Melrose 42.76; 3. Bella Guillamondegui (Harpeth Hall) 2:17.07; 3. 1600 relay: 1. Jakobe Tharp (Rockvale) 14.38; 4. Christiana Ricker (West Greene) 8-0; 3. Abbey Cox (West Greene) 99-2; 4. Felicia Brown finished fourth in the 200m and fifth in the 100m at the Outdoor SEC Championship while Cassie Wertman claimed third place honors at the SEC Indoor Championship. Jordan Ware (Memphis Central) 21.19; 3. Grace Christian-Frank. Jordan Harris (Alcoa) 22.34; 5. He was named both the USTFCCCA Indoor and Outdoor Track Athlete of the Year. While the Viking Academy program began serving students last school year, students and staff just moved to the new facility on October 10. The TSSAA track and field state championships were held Tuesday-Thursday at Middle Tennessee State's Dean A. Hayes Stadium. Father Ryan 1:29.34; 4. Rachael Brewer (Hickman Co.) 5:46.75; 6. 1. Sabrina Oostberg (Ooltewah) 37-5; 7. Briarcrest 10:05.18; 3. We consider the season to go through August 31 of an athlete's senior year, but we have appended a section noting the best marks made in high school-only competition. Katie McNabb (Sale Creek) 32-0; 8. Evan Smith (McCallie) 136-9. Outdoor 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 . Gashaw Duhamel earned SEC Freshman of the Week honors after he was the third Vol finisher at the Commodore Classic on Sept. 17th. During the 2017 season, the Tennessee men tied for 10th at the NCAA Indoor Championship and finished in a tie for seventh at the NCAA Outdoor Championship. The women's squad was paced by freshman Megan Murray as she took 35th at the NCAA South Regional. 12.73; 5. Trace Alexander (BGA) 10:06.55; 4. William Holleman (MBA) 9:49.69; 5. Grady Branton (Gatlinburg-Pittman) 52.03; 5. BGA 10:39.30; 5. Sarah Tang (Independence) 39-3; 3. The Big Orange also had a trio to complete at USATF Championships: Cassie Wertman, Tavis Bailey, and Jake Blankenship. Men's NCAA Indoor/Outdoor:3rd/3rd Korneilous Brown (Union City) 47-0; 7. Franklin 9; 6. Claiborne Collier (Hutchison) 1:02.18; 7. Notre Dame 30; 8t. Gabriel Torres (Arlington) 10.77; 6. All photos property of Bristol Tennessee City Schools. USN 4:30.09. Webb) 2:29.33; 5. Lydia Hawley (Harding Academy) 7-0; 4. Shamar Porter (Ensworth) 42-10.25; 4. Kelsey Thompson (Signal Mountain) 2:29.31; 6. Tkai George (Alcoa) 126-5; 6. National Records 100-meter High Hurdles . Sullivan Brown (Ensworth) 17-1.50; 3. Reggie Wilson (Bartlett) 12.62; 7. Jude Green, Alcoa, 4,847; 3. The 2014 outdoor season for Tennessee saw two NCAA bronze medals, two new school records, 28 event victories, 87 athlete personal bests, and 228 top ten finishes. White, Jennifer Cannon 400 meters: 1. High Jump: 1. Whitney Houston (City Univ. Eli Penix (Daniel Boone) 57-9.5; 2. Claire Haley (Ensworth) 15.53; 4. Derek Kee (Peabody) 20-0.25. Morcellous Harris (Memphis Central) 39.94; 8. Ensworth 4:06.72; 5. However, Coleman wasn't the only success story as the Vols recorded 12 All-American honors and seven SEC medals during the 2017 season. Independence 1:45.89. John Roberts (Pearl Cohn) 41.76; 4. Adam Heaton (Harding Academy) 11-0; 6. Lausanne 44.61; 7. Men's SEC Indoor/Outdoor: 7th / 12th Kevin Springs 6-09 1996 High Jump Jennifer Cannon 5-06.25 2012 Mike Newell 14-03 1982 . Gracie Waite (Hardin Valley Academy) 37-8; 5. Tennessee: Submit TN Record Search TN Records FEMALE; 1 Mile; 3 Km; 2 Mile; 5 Km; 4 Mile; 8 Km; 10 Km; 8 Mile; 15 Km; 10 Mile; Half Marathon; 30 Km; Marathon; 50 Km . Adam Herron (Oak Ridge) 1:57.98; 8. Lone Peak, 118 2. Kierstin Roy (Lipscomb Academy) 37-8; 4. Austin-East 43.63; 5. MAHS 1:34.60. Andi Miller (Father Ryan) 37-1; 6. Anna LeMarbre (Harpeth Hall) 2:27.57; 6. Brentwood Academy 1:32.75; 8. Men's Postseason: 5th NCAA South Regional Men's NCAA Indoor/Outdoor:9th/11th Pearl Cohn 42.66; 2. Mensi Stiff (Brentwood Academy) 48-11.50; 2. Jaelyn Marsh (Nashville Christian) 22.54; 4. Nicolas Robinson (McCallie) 20-8; 6. During the indoor season, Coleman took gold in the men's 60 meters and silver in the 200 meters and 4x400-meter relay at the SEC Championship before earning a national championship in the indoor 200m. Otander, Jack Hopkins 1/12/19. Toby Wilt (Ensworth) 52.93. Georgia Shields (Franklin) 13.85; 2. Memphis Middle College 3:39.02; 7. Brentwood Academy 1:43.13; 2. 400 Relay: 1. Hardin Valley Academy 51.17; 3. School of Liberal Arts 33; 8. Joseph Maxwell (19.83m / 65-0.75) took home the mens gold medal, while Latavia Maines (16.84m / 55-3) won the title on the womens side. 300 hurdles: 1. Dobyns Bennett 1:45.22; 8. Evan Smith (McCallie) 47-1; 8. Martin Luther King 1:44.54; 6. CAK 1:50.05; 7. The Lady Vols posted their best campaign of the decade in 2019, securing the highest SEC (4th) and NCAA South Regional (3rd) finishes for the program since 2009. Coach: Beth Alford-Sullivan. Montez Deloney (Brainerd) 16.38; 6. Emory Miller (Harding Academy) 59.65; 4. FRA 3:30.27; 3. Barion Brown (Pearl Cohn) 10.49; 2. Nicolas Robinson (McCallie) 15.27; 3. Coach: Beth Alford-Sullivan. Julius Orr (Davidson Academy) 23.0; 7. Greatest coach in every high school sport. Janie Pippenger (Baylor) 2:26.40; 5. Whitehaven 1:28.79; 3. Keon Wheeler (Brainerd) 50.57; 3. Jaden Stevenson (Greeneville), 21.72; 6. 800 meters: 1. Joe Crocker (FRA) 121-0; 7. Ooltewah 1:29.84; 5. Samantha Ouellette (Central Magnet) 5:07.64; 8. Tilden, David Proctor, Sierra Our latest Dear Running essay finds Zavien Wolfe relaying how a challenging few years prepared him for his big breakthrough. Chelsea Chavis, CSAS, 2,318; 7. Marzeion Jones (Green Hill) 22-5.75; 6. Bartlett 42.63; 5. Caleb Littlejohn (MUS) 6-0; 6. Anaiya Midget (Nolensville) 18-0.50; 5. Montez Deloney (Brainerd) 40.71; 2. Tristan Boatman (Jefferson Co.) 55-6; 3. Tucker Allen (Chester Co.) 4:25.; 6. High Jump: 1. Eric Rivers, McCallie, 5,743; 5. May 21, 2021 Track & Field is back after long absence for many student-athletes State meet to be held next week at Rockvale High Read More April 21, 2021 Spring Fling championships set, with venue changes Baseball and Track & Field to be hosted entirely by member schools Read More July 9, 2020 Hollan Powers (Brentwood) 18-1; 4. We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here. Cameron Cochran (Happy Valley) 114-9; 8. Webb) 32-10.50; 6. Men's Postseason: 10th NCAA South Regional USN 1:44.61; 2. L. Crouch (Tullahoma) 48-9.5; 6. High School Records are those ratified by the T&FN Records Committee We consider the season to go through August 31 of an athlete's senior year or until they begin college, whichever comes first. 3200 meters: 1. Stamatia Scarvelis set the school record in both the weight throw and the hammer throw during her first year on campus. Madissen Mebane (Madison Academic) 12.70; 8. Lauren Patterson (Seymour) 5-2; 6. Kara Wilson, Signal Mountain, 2,589; 3. Nashville Christian 43.15; 3. Destiny Poole (Pearl Cohn) 83-5. Amani Sharif, Rockvale, 2,991; 5. 800: 1. Munford's stint in Division I Class AA may be abbreviated but their impact will be felt for at least another season. Baylor 75; 6. Herriman, 54.5 7. Evan Simpson (McCallie) 9:51.87; 6. Ethan Fulford (CAK) 15.89; 2. Shot Put: 1. Baylor 4:10.24; 6. It was the first race at the team's new cross country facility. East Nashville 4:28.71; 8. Aidan Brown (Brentwood Academy) 12-6; 5. Colton Sanborn (Notre Dame) 2:00.27; 6. Whitehaven 44; 4. While track and field may not grab the headlines other high school sports get, track and field has had a great impact on sports history. Trent Howe (Oak Ridge) 156-1; 4. Ondre Evans (Pearl Cohn) 22.63; 6. UTs finishes were the best combined indoor and outdoor team result since 2002 when UT won the indoor national title and then finished second outdoors. 1. Jacob Harrison (CPA) 50.82; 3. Laurel Phelps (BGA) 1:02.70. Grace Hobday (CPA) 59.51; 3. Ben Martinek (Union City) 2:07.45; 8. Jamez Jordan (St. Georges) 120-10; 8. School-Johnson City) 13:31.61; 8. Alicia Howard (Harding Academy) 4-10; 3. 2023 Copyright Kendall Moles (Knoxville Halls) 36-8.50; 8. Cassie Wertman silver medals at the SEC Indoor Championship, NCAA Indoor Championship and SEC Outdoor Championship. Conner Moore (FRA) 6-2; 2. Justin Hughes (Lipscomb Academy) 21-11.25; 3. Ronnie Wesby (Whitehaven) 140-11; 8. Identifying every sport's current G.O.A.T. Triple Jump: 1. Andi Miller (Father Ryan) 94-4; 8. 50.87; 6. Tineshia Rudgley (City Univ. South Greene 29; 9. Alyssa Andrea (Fairview) 2:28.34; 4. Pope John Paul II 1:49.25; 7. Pole Vault: 1. Sophomore shot putter Matthew Hoty also carded a runner-up finish at SEC Indoors and went on to post big numbers outside. Tennessee totaled three SEC individual championships, eight SEC event medals, four school records, three freshman records and 24 top-10 program marks during the 2020 indoor campaign. Brianna Baker (Grace Christian-Knox.) Payton Culp (FRA) 43-1; 3. The Tennessee men placed fifth in both the SEC championships and NCAA South Regional, paced by local Vol Zach Long, who earned USTFCCCA All-Region honors after his 21st place finish at the regional meet. Girls Long Jump: 1. Nyla Blackmon (Southwind) 24.59; 2. Sarah Johnson (ECS) 2:39.02. Men's NCAA Indoor/Outdoor: T-10th / T-7th NCAA Championships Nicolas Robinson (McCallie) 39.36; 3. Aeneas Reed Jr. (Germantown) 39.25; 6. 1. Sophomore Alex Crigger was one spot away from earning All-SEC and All-Region honors. Junior Tavis Bailey established a new record in men's shot put throwing 211 feet 8 inches (64.51 meters) at the Tennessee Challenge. Emory Moore (Harpeth Hall) 12.16; 2. Lorenzo Currie (TSD) 22-10; 3. Hutchison 10:44.36. Andy Westbrooks (Milan) 20-6.25; 7. Triple Jump: 1. Serenity Williams (Madison Academic) 32-5.75. Our latest first-person athlete essay comes from Brentwood Academy's Mensi Stiff, who examines her relationship with God and how it's helped her as an athlete. Felicity Bost (Briarcrest) 16-5; 5. 2:37.80; 8. Janay Ryan (Cleveland) 58.43; 5. High Jump: 1. Benjermin Drake (Whites Creek) 22-1.25; 4. Arkansas High School Invitational. With four of five top runners for next season and ranking high as fifth in the region, the future is very promising for the Lady Vols. Eric Foley (Nashville Overton) 6-4; 4. Melrose 1:30.22; 3. These are the third and fourth consecutive top-10 finishes for the men's team. St. Andrews-Sewanee 11:14.62. Three Bucs win gold medals Sunday at SoCon Championships. Women's SEC Finish: 14th Anna Kate Tibbs (Sequatchie Co.) 12:52.59; 4. Coming alive outside, freshman sprinter Felicia Brown provided hope moving forward, drawing All-America honors in the 400m. Jude Green (Alcoa) 20-2.5; 8. 4:09.16; 2. Chelsea Blaase blazed through the 10K with a time of 33:13.94 to set a new school record at the Husky Invite. Mia Defilippo (St. Agnes) 33-3.25; 7. Sam Banks (MBA) 21-2; 5. Keonna Chumbley (Pope John Paul II) 1:00.79; 5. Gibbs 16; 3. Blake May (South Greene) 10-6; 5. Brentwood 3:58.58; 2. Multiple classification are going to require a twelve foot vault to win. Patrick Lama (Franklin) 39.92; 7. Javon Burke (Bradley Central) 21.49; 4. Dan Greer (Madison Academic) 8-6. Gabby Beaty (York) 37-6; 2. Pope John Paul II 52.19; 8. Robert Giaimo, Bartlett, 5,721; 6. Parker Willis (Farragut) 2:18.91; 5. Women's NCAA: Indoor/Outdoor:N/A / T-59th NCAA Championships Xian Campbell (Baylor) 9:59.77. Amani Sharif (Rockvale) 5-4; 4. Presley Miller (Columbia Academy) 13:02.59. Claire Haley, Ensworth, 3,048; Emily Kreek, GPS, 2,762. CAK 3:39.04. Colton Sanborn (Notre Dame) 4:32.53; 7. Fairview 27; 10. Saturday, May 13. Ryan Grantham (CBHS) 15.79; 6. Maxwell Sewell (Signal Mountain) 10-6; 6. Clay, Tracy Shelly, Jonathan Brainerd 1:33.10; 6. Conner Johnson (Elizabethton) 53-4.5; 5. Eric Foley (Nashville Overton) 21-11. Hayden Wise (GPS) 16.21; 6. Aubrey Lane (Grace Christian-Frank.) 100: 1. The Johnson City native concluded the season with an 18th-place finish at the NCAA South Regional Championships for his first career All-Region award. Triple jump: 1. Caroline Upchurch (Silverdale Baptist) 33-2; 4. Kaden Keller (Hardin Valley Academy) 4:21.47; 5. Kat Harris (Briarcrest) 5-0; 5. Fort Bend Marshall, 40.95; 4. Abdul Jaber (Alcoa) 10:19.28; 4. Whitehaven 48.83; 7. MBA 3:26.72; 2. Cassie Wilson (Sale Creek) 51.73; 8. Baylor 43.94; 7. CPA 4:13.78; 3. Boys Long Jump: 1. Records before the 1921 season were not kept, and are therefore incomplete. Connor Steanson (MBA) 14-6; 2. 1. Sophie Ades (Knox. The most dominant high school female thrower in Tennessee history added to her record book on her first throw in the Great 8 Invitational. Noelle Arnold (Brentwood) 10-0; 5. Chelsea Chavis (CSAS) 48.60; 3. Melina Summey (Univ. Riley Pearson (Collierville) 9-1.25; 6. USJ 51.98; 6. Men's Postseason:12th NCAA South Regional Memphis Middle College 1:34.33; 8. FRA 116; 3. Mathew Bell (Collierville) 14-6.5; 7. Hutchison 1:50.05; 8. Knoxville, Tennessee: April 24, 1976 Triple jump: 13.71 m (44' 11 3/4") Brittany Daniels Merrill F. West High School: Tracy, California: . Eli Penix (Daniel Boone) 164-4; 2. Stout, Sidney Mitchell Silverdale Baptist 4:20.32; 5. Vaughn Banks (Ensworth) 32-4; 8. Coach: J.J. Clark. Austin Rhea (Knoxville Webb) 4:48.02. Maddox Mayfield (McMinn Central) 12.79. Michael May (McCallie) 15.07; 2. Tommy Kolby Jones (Brentwood Academy) 16.06; 8. Triple Jump: 1. Nine of ten champions return this season so if you're looking to win one of these distances you have your work cut out for you. Sophie Ades (Knox. Casen Calmus (Brentwood Academy) 52.02; 8. Delaney Stookey (ECS) 2:33.51; 7. Serenity Williams (Madison Academic) 1:01.54; 6. We definitely have the field capable of doing so. Father Ryan 8:40.27. Ada Boyd (Signal Mountain) 12:48.46; 3. Andrew Cross (CAK) 2:02.1; 7. Andie-Marie Jones (Maryville) 11:14.55. Olivia Freeman (Houston) 12.22; 7. Jordan Cason (Watertown) 21-2; 5. Coleman earned USTFCCCA NCAA Division I Men's National Athlete of the Week honors and was the Men's SEC Indoor Runner of the Year Award. Dietrick Pennington (ECS) 54-11; 2. ECS 9:42.99. UT won both the mens and womens shot put titles at the SEC Indoor Championships, marking the eighth time a school had ever accomplished that feat. Dallan Hayden (CBHS) 49.36; 3. 400-Meter Relay. Georgia Cockerham (Summit) 46.36; 7. 2:18.61; 2. Shannon Banks. Olivia Freeman (Houston) 25.13; 6. Jake Blankenship returned to action in the latter half of the season, while displaying his will and determination to excel by winning back-to-back meets along with top five finishes in every competition. Boys Track & Field Medalists * Last updated at 10:01 am on Monday, August 30, 2021 Print this page. Jacob Tatham (Alcoa) 17.2. Rebekah Lyles (Hardin Valley Academy) 7-7.25; 8. Charlotte Gunnels, FRA, 1,998. CBHS 146; 3. 76 shares: Tennessee Cross Country Classic, All Trax Timing - Lexington - KY - Timing Company, Bartlett High School Track & Field and Cross Country - Bartlett, Tennessee, Battle Ground Academy Track & Field and Cross Country - Franklin, Tennessee. Trey Spinks (Milan) 11.09. Coach: J.J. Clark. Tennessee student-athletes also set school records in the hammer throw on both the men's and women's side. Roland McGhee Jr. (Ensworth) 22-1.5; 2. Peighton Meske enjoyed a breakthrough sophomore campaign which saw her earn a fifth place finish at the Tennessee Dual. St. Marys 20; 10. Jeremiah Greer (FRA) 11.11; 5. Shamar Porter (Ensworth) 11.20; 7. Sam Banks, MBA, 6,461; 3. Women's SEC Indoor/Outdoor 10th / 14th Here's a recap of all six Utah high school track and field state meets that were contested at Davis High School over a four-day period this past week: 6A girls state meet At Davis High School Team scores 1. Justin Davis (Harding Academy) 6-0; 6. Sophomore distance specialist Alex Criggeralso claimed gold at the SEC outdoor meet, claiming UT's first 3,000m steeplechase conference title since 1985. Webb) 14-7. 23.5; 10. Brenna Mohammed (Volunteer) 17.77; 7. Brandon Gutierrez (Collierville) 14-6.5; 5t. Men's SEC Finish: 5th The team hosted the SEC Track and Field Championships at Tom Black Track at LaPorte Stadium for the first time since 2010. The team later joined the Southeastern . Brainerd 77; 4. Athletes may compete "unattached" or with a school based team. Jack Cottrell (Chattanooga Christian) 4:30.96; 5. M.L. William Gu (MBA) 41-9.75; 6. JayleAna Wyatt (Madison Academic) 12.46; 2. Shot put: 1. ECS 43.23; 4. Peyton Morgan (Northpoint) 20-8; 4. Pearl Cohn 1:45.19; 2. Recap of the Tennessee State HS Indoor Track Championships as it happens. Nicola van der Merwe, GPS; 2,668; 6. GPS 53.06. Women's SEC Indoor/Outdoor 7th / 10th Brianna Baker (Grace Christian-Knox.) Helen Webb (Baylor) 5:34.26; 8. William Adkins (Harding Academy) 43.46; 8. 10.5. . Gatlinburg-Pittman 45; 7. Madison Cowan (Sullivan South) 36-11.25; 4. Alayna Darrett (East Nashville) 15.89; 2. Blackman 3:22.17; 5. Briah Burks (Goodpasture) 15-3; 5. , Irvin was a Tennessee High School State Champion Hurdler and State record holder. Jaden Stevenson (Greeneville) 10.75; 5. Lacy Sheppard (CPA) 12:20.52; 6. Deaf High Schools; Parker Playle (Brentwood Academy) 32-0.25. Hardin Valley Academy 35; 6. Hardin Valley Academy 1:43.00; 4. Gatlinburg-Pittman 10:21.58; 2. Erica Douglas (Ensworth) 25.46; 3. Ridge Bruce (Camden Central) 4:55.5. South Greene 48; 6. Paisley DeLoy (MTCS) 14-10.25); 7. The outdoor season proved to be the highlight for the 2018 Vols. Tristen Morgan (Nashville Christian) 29-4.25. Gavin Chesek (Collierville) 12-6; 4. Thomas Lambert (St. Georges) 22.96; 6. 1600 meters: 1. A high school Track and Field Championships 2022 that time, a statewide invitation TOURNAMENT was held at the of Whose hometown high school Track and Field charts 16 titles came by 1938. 17.03; 5. Sophomore Carey McLeod broke out in his first year with the Vols, winning the SEC title in the long jump and silver medal in the triple jump. Farragut 4:04.57; 7. The season consists of 4-5 regular season meets and 1 championship meet. Memphis Central 1:26.14; 2. Freshman Zach Long was named men's SEC Freshman of the Week twice in the 2015 season. 300 Hurdles: 1. 400 meters: 1. Sarah Tang (Independence) 111-0; 8. Leigh Walters (Page) 11:10.91; 5. Juliet Christian) 39-9.5; 6. Silverdale Baptist 54.28. The Vols earned 12 All-America honors at the indoor championships. Jaden Stevenson (Greeneville) 22-10.5; 3. Grant Speer (CPA) 14-0; 3. Murray went on to earn USTFCCCA All-Region honors for her team-leading 19th-place finish at the NCAA South Regional meet. Led by a mix of veterans and newcomers, the Tennessee men put together one of its best seasons in more than a decade, finishing fourth at SECs and third at the NCAA South Region Championships, one spot away from making nationals as a team. Paige Wyche (Mem. Seven Vols qualified for the NCAA Indoor Championships before the events cancellation: Alexis Duncan (60m hurdles), Latavia Maines(shot put), Joseph Maxwell (shot put), Carey McLeod (long jump, triple jump), Darryl Sullivan (high jump), Alonie Sutton (triple jump) and Domonique Turner (60m hurdles). Haley Kells (South Greene) 17.02; 4. Roland McGhee (Ensworth) 38.53; 2. Hollan Powers, Brentwood, 3,591; 2. Webb 71; 5. NFHS Track & Field Records - pdf. Bailey Wagoner (Union City) 13:30.97; 6. He ran track for two TSSAA Hall of Fame coaches, Dan Crowe and Tom Coughenour. TAnna Saddler (Goodpasture) 67-7. Men's SEC Indoor/Outdoor:6th/t-6th Kylan Bernard, Bartlett, 5,568; 7. 110 Hurdles: 1. Events included are 100m, 1600m, 400m, 800m, and 200m races (run in that order) plus long jump, high jump, and shot put. Fairview 4:27.29; 7. Olivia Rodgers (CAK) 58.90; 2. Year Conference School Student Name Event Stat; 1907-1908: Academy: Carlisle Military Academy: Neece: High Jump: 5' 7.75" 1908-1909: Belton: Holcomb: 220 Yard Dash Brentwood 3:26.15. Maddie Archdale (Hardin Valley Academy) 11:12.94; 7. Christian Coleman set a Tennessee outdoor school record in the 100 meters with a 10.03 (+1.6) in the NCAA semifinal, and then claimed silver in the finals of both the 100m and 200m. Jacob Dunn (Franklin) 11.97; 3. Megan Murray earned All-Region honors, placing 10th in the South Region to earn her first spot at the NCAA championships where she placed 139th. James Patrick (Franklin) 14.91; 7. Nicola Van der Merwe (GPS) 10-6; 5. Hannah Ford (Baylor) 49.00; 7. Senior Nijgia Snapp (800m) capped her career by being named an indoor and outdoor All-American. 1,600 Relay: 1. Aniecia Goss (Maryville) 46.71; 8. Long jump: 1. Katieann Thompson (Hickman Co.) 1:00.84; 4. 200 meters: 1. Olivia Koontz (Signal Mountain) 98-3; 5. Rossview 8:09.67; 7. Darien Johnson (Mitchell) 15.86; 2. The Vols did not compete in the 1918 and 1919 seasons due to World War I. Leroy Harris (CPA) 17.86. Josiah Jackson (FRA) 49-4; 3. Michael May (McCallie) 13-6; 4. Bartlett 14; 4. Ainsley Paterson (CAK) 7-0; 5. School of Liberal Arts) 25.51; 2. Track & Field High School United States Tennessee Division I - Large Section 1 Tennessee View Athletic.net Ad Free Switch to Indoor Outdoor Team Records Top 20 Highlighter Year Records per event Record Types Mens Womens Latest Videos LIVE Webcast - USATF Youth Indoor Championships 2023 LIVE Webcast - USATF Masters Indoor Championships 2023 Tyler Lansford (Silverdale) 16.99; 5. Matthew Zajac posted a third place finish in the discus competition at the SEC Outdoor Championship. Sophie Welch (Notre Dame) 5:39.43. Keon Wheeler (Brainerd) 22.64; 7. Robert Dawson (Bartlett) 9:30.26; 5. Savanna Davis (Northpoint Christian) 13.63. Eric Rivers (McCallie) 21-3.75; 4. The 2019 track and field season saw a plethora of individual and team accomplishments, highlighted by five SEC championships, 21 All-America honors, seven program records and 36 top-10 marks in Tennessee history. At the 2021 SEC Indoor Championships the Vols placed sixth overall with 50 points. 400: 1. Columbia Academy 48; 7. 8 & Under Boys 9-10 Boys 11-12 Boys 13-14 Boys 15-16 Boys 17-18 Men 8 & Under Girls 9-10 Girls 11-12 Girls 13-14 Girls 15-16 Girls 17-18 Women Pentathlon (new) = new scoring with 80m Hurdles Anna Zyriek, Harding Academy, 2,000; 8. Thatcher Frankfather (FRA) 19-7; 8. Juliet) 49.47; 8. Science Hill 3:25.51; 8. 1. At Indoor NCAAs, Pinnock and teammate Carey McLeod placed 1-2 to become the first teammates to finish first and second in the indoor long jump since 1985. 200 meters: 1. Shamari Covington (White Station) 14.29; 3. Dalis Hawkins (Briarcrest) 27.09. Ensworth 1:44.46; 3. Evie Culbreath (Baylor) 26.00; 4. 100 meters: 1. Knox. St. Georges 47.5; 7. Jack Cottrell (Chattanooga Christian) 9:38.04; 2.
