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SCIAC Track and Field Qualifiers

Men
Mike McClendon – 100m
Chris Malone – 200m, 400m
Marc Tyler – 200m
Bart Evans – 400m
Gilbert Gomez – 1500m, 5000m
Victor Capetillo – 1500m
Brian Ward – 5000m
Kirk Leggett – Triple Jump
Will English – High Jump
Brad Hecox – Pole Vault
Carl Caston – Javelin
Alex Martinez – Javelin
Phil Rudulph, Dan Fewx, Sal Lopez, Andy Moran, Kelly Mattson, Will McCain – Shot Put

The menʼs 4x100m and 4x400m relay teams have also qualified.

Women
Tori Bare – 200m, 400m
Kari Trotter – 200m, 400m
Jill Perkins – 1500m, 5000m
LaKesha Wilson – 100m
Monica Patino – 1500m, 3000m
Aundraya Ross – Triple Jump
Erika Spencer – High Jump, Javelin
Jacqui Zwissler, Kerry Mountjoy, Diane Haskell – Javelin

The womenʼs 4x100m and 4x400m relay teams have also qualified.

Softball All-SCIAC

First Team
Sharnae Lancaster – P
Melissa Trejo – 1B
Jenna Bowman – OF
Amber Hall – Util.

Second Team
Laurie Grey – SS
Stephanie Kiser – OF

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