SILOAM SPRINGS -- Early track meets allow athletes from smaller schools to compete against those from bigger classifications and see where they stand, and sometimes they succeed.
Greenland's Paycen Dennis and Gravette's Jordan Jeter did just that Thursday as both of them won events during the Panther Relays at Glenn W. Black Stadium.
Panther Relays
Thursday at Siloam Springs
Boys
Team scores —1. Fayetteville 156.50; 2. Springdale Har-Ber 93; 3. Rogers High 78; 4. Rogers Heritage 61; 5. Bentonville 48; 6. Elkins 39; 7. Springdale 36; 8. Siloam Springs 33; 9. (tie) Greenland and Farmington 23; 11. Prairie Grove 22; 12. Gentry 17; 13. Pea Ridge 10; 14. Gravette 8; 15. Haas Hall Academy 6; 16. Cedarville 5.50; 17. Decatur 3.
100 — 1. Brandon Shaw, Heritage, 11.35; 2. Sydney Walker, Prairie Grove, 11.44; 3. Payton Copher, Har-Ber, 11.48; 4. Hunter Casebolt, Elkins, 11.50; 5. Bryan Harris, Gentry, 11.69; 6. Luke Waller, Fayetteville, 11.74; 7. Matt Thomas, Har-Ber, 11.748; 8. Chandler Vandlandingham, Fayetteville, 11.82.
200 — 1. Brandon Shaw, Heritage, 22.81; 2. Sydney Walker, Prairie Grove 23.12; 3. Payton Copher, Har-Ber, 23.18; 4. Chandler Vandlandingham, Fayetteville, 24.07; 5. Luke Waller, Fayetteville, 24.09; 6. Jesse Rodriguez, Heritage, 24.21; 7. Jadon Jackson, Bentonville, 24.25; 8. Mark Solis, Springdale, 24.41.
400 — 1. Trey Coulter, Fayetteville, 51.17; 2. Tevin Eckwood, Har-Ber, 51.49; 3. Sydney Walker, Prairie Grove, 51.52; 4. Josh Williams, Farmington; 5. Alex Fink, Gravette, 52.16; 6. Felipe Nava, Har-Ber, 52.47; 7. Patrick Bell, Bentonville, 53.24; 8. James Milholen, Bentonville 53.28.
800 — 1. Paycen Dennis, Greenland, 2:02.74; 2. James Parker, Heritage, 2:03.97; 3. Dylan Weeks, Fayetteville, 2:06.03; 4. Hayes Harris, Har-Ber, 2:06.63; 5. Eric Ferguson, Fayetteville, 2:07.55; 6. Sam Pisciotta, Bentonville, 2:08.35; 7. Jordan Bennett, Bentonville, 2:08.94; 8. James Jimenez, Springdale, 2:09.74.
1,600 — 1. Camren Fischer, Fayetteville, 4:29.86; 2. Michael Harris, Elkins, 4:39.16; 3. Javier Hernandez, Heritage, 4:49.31; 4. Juan Gomez, Har-Ber, 4:49.62; 5. Brayden Alvarez, Greenland, 4:54.25; 6. Ricardo Solis, Springdale; 7. Jacob Crommett, Har-Ber, 4:56.55; 8. Noah Young, Greenland, 4:58.04.
3,200 — 1. Collin Pilkington, Fayetteville, 10:14.87; 2. Michael Harris, Elkins, 10:24.06; 3. Ben Farrell, Fayetteville, 10:26.24; 4. Elliott Pearson, Siloam Springs, 10:26.55; 5.Noah Young, Greenland, 10:45.16; 6. Connor Humphrey, Siloam Springs, 10:56.79; 7. Chris Johnson, Rogers, 11:00.73; 8. Noah D. Smith, Rogers, 11:02.23
110 hurdles — 1. Tony Roller, Rogers, 15.28; 2. Nathan Hall, Bentonville, 15.91; 3. Deondrick Hinton, Har-Ber, 15.95; 4. Austin Compton, Fayetteville, 16.63; 5. Robert Branch, Bentonville, 16.68; 6. Gavin Schmidt, Springdale, 16.74; 7. Aaron Capehart, Siloam Springs, 17.12; 8. Adrian Broadus, Bentonville, 17.19.
300 hurdles — 1. Tony Roller, Rogers, 41.58; 2. Austin Compton, Fayetteville, 42.15; 3. Gavin Schmidt, Springdale, 43.44, 4. Aaron Capehart, Siloam Springs, 43.58; 5. Deondrick Hinton, Har-Ber, 44.05; 6. Landon Marks, Fayetteville, 44.11; 7. Michael Zheng, Rogers, 44.40; 8. Ryke Beaver, Siloam Springs, 44.55.
4x100 relay — 1. Fayetteville (Terrance Rock, Chandler Vandlandingham, Luke Waller, Ty West), 44.57; 2. Har-Ber, 45.14; 3. Pea Ridge, 45.54; 4. Farmington, 45.79; 5. Bentonville, 45.89; 6. Gentry, 46.51; 7. Rogers, 46.55; 8. Heritage, 47.73.
4x400 relay — 1. Fayetteville (Austin Compton, Blake Coulter, Chandler Vandlandingham, Trey Coulter), 3:31.10; 2. Bentonville, 3:33.19; 3. Har-Ber, 3:34.41; 4. Rogers, 3:36.10; 5. Greenland, 3:40.12; 6. Springdale, 3:41.92; 7. Siloam Springs, 3:42.50; 8. Rogers Heritage, 3:46.32.
4x800 relay — 1. Springdale (James Jimenez, Adrian Gomez, Blaze Romero, Jordy Garcia), 8:39.12; 2. Rogers, 8:52.60; 3. Har-Ber, 8:54.95; 4. Farmington, 9:02.31 ; 5. Bentonville, 9:04.20; 6. Fayetteville, 9:56.15; 7. Pea Ridge, 10:03.64.
Discus — 1. Blake Young, Fayetteville, 151-1; 2. Sam Hall, Har-Ber, 137-6; 3. Kyler Duncan, Siloam Springs, 131-8; 4. Ashton Johnson, Heritage, 125-7; 5. (tie) Matt Duffy, Farmington and Cruz Rhea, Cedarville High 111-9; 7. William Simpson, Cedarville, 111-7; 8. Hunter Jamieson, Springdale, 111-2.
High jump — 1. Jake Benninghoff, Rogers, 6-4; 2. Nate Raines, Heritage, 6-2; 3. Tony Roller, Rogers, 6-2; 4. Josh Benford, Har-Ber, 5-10; 5. (tie) Alex Garrison, Farmington and Tyson Morris, Fayetteville, 5-8; 7. Bryan Harris, Gentry, 5-6; 8. Adrian Broadus, Bentonville, 5-6.
Long jump — 1. Kennedy Wade, Fayetteville, 20-0; 2. Gavin Schmidt, Springdale, 19-5; 3. Landon McClung, Rogers, 19-2; 4. Brandon Shaw, Heritage, 19-1; 5. Alex Fink, Gravette, 18-11; 6. Trace Martin, Har-Ber, 18-8; 7. Drew Winn, Pea Ridge, 18-7; 8.Sean Bray, Haas Hall, 18-6.
Pole vault — 1. Landon McClung, Rogers, 14-0; 2. Cole Cripps, Gentry, 13-0; 3. Devin Barker, Elkins, 13-0; 4. Jacob Spurlock, Bentonville, 12-0; 5. Evan Clark, Elkins, 12-0; 6. Blake Jackson, Siloam Springs 11-0; 7. Bracy Owens, Decatur, 11-0; 8. Derrick Ebers, Farmington, 11-0.
Shot put — 1. Blake Young, Fayetteville, 52-0; 2. Spencer Stone, Fayetteville, 45-7; 3. Cody Washington, Siloam Springs, 42-6; 4. Akial Byers, Fayetteville, 41-6.5; 5. Conner Thomas, Heritage 40-10; 6. Jacob Clark, Bentonville, 40-9.5; 7. Alejandro Ramirez, Har-Ber, 40-8.5; 8. Brandon Coker, Decatur, 40-2.
Triple jump — 1. Caleb Cooper, Fayetteville, 43-7.75; 2. Trace Martin, Har-Ber, 40-11.5; 3. Tony Roller, Rogers, 40-6; 4. Sean Bray, Haas Hall, 40-5.5; 5. Chito Gonzalez, Elkins, 39-10; 6. Dylan Jones, Elkins, 39-8; 7. Turner Hurley, Fayetteville, 39-3; 8. Colton Lewis, Elkins, 39-1.
Girls
Team scores — 1. Fayetteville 191 2. Rogers High 140; 3. Bentonville 71; 4. Springdale High 69; 5. Rogers Heritage 42.5; 6. (tie) Gravette and Pea Ridge 26; 8. (tie) Prairie Grove and Gentry 21; 10. (tie) Greenland and Providence Academy 13; 12. Siloam Springs 8; 13. Decatur 7; 14. Elkins 4.5.
100 — 1. Jazmyn Chenault, Fayetteville, 13.36; 2. Jurnee Britt, Fayetteville, 13.37; 3. Jordan Jeter, Gravette, 13.40; 4. Hailey Tiles, Heritage 13.41; 5. Anna Gadison, Springdale, 13.44; 6. Samantha Carter, Bentonville, 13.60; 7. Faith von Gremp, Heritage, 13.66; 8. Grace Risenhoover, Rogers, 13.73.
200 — 1. Baylee Barganier, Bentonville, 27.63; 2. Jazmyn Chenault, Fayetteville, 27.72; 3. Caroline Bouwhuis, Bentonville, 27.84; 4. Jordan Jeter, Gravette, 27.97; 5. Lauren Shell, Providence, 28.37; 6. Vanessa Wing, Pea Ridge, 28.71; 7. Haley Dougan, Springdale, 28.71; 8. Jurnee Britt, Fayetteville, 28.83.
400 — 1. Jordan Jeter, Gravette, 1:02.54; 2. Grace Risenhoover, Rogers, 1:03.26; 3. Skylurr Patrick, Rogers, 1:04.42; 4. Lauren Shell, Providence, 1:05.33; 5. Kyla Morris, Bentonville, 1:07.31; 6. Hattley Spresser, Fayetteville, 1:07.59; 7. Allison DeBus, Bentonville, 1:08.01; 8. Cheyenne Lyons, Greenland, 1:08.22.
800 — 1. Rebecca Boushelle, Fayetteville, 2:26.85; 2. Mallory Morris, Gentry, 2:29.04; 3. Emily Efurd, Rogers, 2:30.79, 4. Halle Gilreath, Rogers, 2:34.13; 5. Katy Kotoucek, Bentonville, 2:35.11; 6. Wrylee Dickard, Greenland, 2:36.97; 7. Olivia Breazeale, Rogers, 2:40.49; 8. Nayelli Garcia, Springdale, 2:40.98.
1,600 — 1. Lisa Lauschke, Rogers, 5:26.40; 2. Emily Efurd, Rogers, 5:36.16; 3. Rachel Allen, Fayetteville, 5:42.83; 4. Bekah Bostian, Prairie Grove, 5:46.10; 5. Shelby Bowman, Greenland, 5:50.58; 6. Katie Powell, Heritage, 5:50.78; 7. Echo Roberson, Fayetteville, 6:13.14; 8. Allika Pearson, Siloam Springs, 6:19.62.
3,200 — 1. Aubre Gilreath, Rogers, 12:08.72; 2. Chloe Devecsery, Fayetteville, 12:08.85; 3. Lisa Lauschke, Rogers, 12:26.52; 4. Bekah Bostian, Prairie Grove, 12:32.40; 5. Elizabeth Costner, Fayetteville, 12:55.44; 6. Jasmine Guillen, Siloam Springs, 12:58.72; 7. Sydney Potter, Fayetteville, 12:59.15; 8. Maria Guerra, Springdale, 13:52.22.
100 hurdles — 1. McKenzie Penne, Fayetteville, 16.59; 2. Cassidy Valenzula, Fayetteville, 17.04; 3. Olivia Groeber, Rogers, 17.10; 4. Bailey Brya, Heritage, 17.82; 5. Elizabeth Hoff, Fayetteville, 18.01; 6. Ashley Cox, Prairie Grove, 18.02; 7. Haley Dougan, Springdale, 18.04; 8. Nikita Nakka, Bentonville 18.36.
300 hurdles — 1. Olivia Groeber, Rogers, 48.93; 2. Ashley Cox, Prairie Grove, 49.11; 3. McKenzie Penne, Fayetteville, 51.40; 4. Elizabeth Hoff, Fayetteville, 51.74; 5. Bailey Brya, Heritage, 51.82; 6. Alexis Johnson, Bentonville, 52.63; 7. Genna Potter, Fayetteville, 52.68; 8. Erica Reaser, Heritage, 54.94.
4x100 relay — 1. Fayetteville (Jurnee Britt, Jazmyn Chenault, Adriana Kitchen, McKenzie Penne), 51.49; 2. Bentonville, 51.57; 3. Rogers, 52.66; 4. Springdale, 54.11; 5. Gravette, 54.58; 6. Pea Ridge, 56.02; 7. Gentry, 59.95.
4x400 relay — 1. Rogers (Halle Gilreath, Olivia Groeber, Skylurr Patrick, Grace Risenhoover), 4:18.56; 2. Rogers Heritage, 4:37.39; 3. Springdale, 4:39.00; 4. Greenland, 4:39.26; 5. Fayetteville, 4:39.30; 6. Pea Ridge, 4:48.02; 7. Elkins High School 6:30.48
4x800 relay — 1. Fayetteville (Rachel Allen, Chloe Devecsery, Clementine Simpson, Hope Snyder), 10:37.27; 2. Rogers, 10:38.86; 3. Heritage, 11:10.73; 4. Springdale, 11:17.58; 5. Siloam Springs, 11:32.21.
Discus — 1. Ryann Goodsell, Springdale, 119-7; 2. Tylee Sysavanh, Springdale, 111-0; 3. Ashlin Witherrow, Fayetteville, 99-7; 4. Daniela Gomez, Rogers, 92-1; 5. Sarah Vogel, Springdale, 91-1; 6. Hannah Boss, Gentry, 90-7; 7. Cameron Shaffer, Decatur, 85-1; 8. Anna Griffin, Bentonville, 83-9.
High jump — 1. Elise Randels, Rogers, 4-10; 2. Hannah Martin, Rogers, 4-10; 3. Vanessa Wing, Pea Ridge, 4-8; 4. Genna Potter, Fayetteville, 4-8; 5. Adriana Kitchen, Fayetteville, 4-6; 6. Kerstin Hobbs, Pea Ridge, 4-6; 7. Abby Hawes, Rogers, 4-6; 8. Alyssa Tomlinson, Elkins, 4-4.
Long jump — 1. Anna Gadison, Springdale, 15-4.25; 2. Adriana Kitchen, Fayetteville, 15-4; 3. Alexis Johnson, Bentonville, 15-3.25; 4. Carli Moreland, Fayetteville, 14-6.50; 5. Osaretin Ogbeide, Fayetteville, 14-5.25; 6. Faith von Gremp, Heritage, 14-4.50; 7. Bailey Dorch, Rogers, 14-2.75; 8. Grace Risenhoover, Rogers, 14-0.5.
Pole vault — 1. Genna Potter, Fayetteville, 10-0; 2. Chloe Christian, Bentonville, 10-0; 3. Kieleigh Williams, Pea Ridge, 9-6; 4. Skyler Owens, Bentonville, 9-0; 5. Juli Hill, Providence, 8-0; 6. Fernanda Alcantara, Rogers, 7-6; 7. (tie) Ona Clark, Elkins, and Michaela Camp, Heritage, 7-0.
Shot put — 1. Anna Griffin, Bentonville, 36-7; 2. Tylee Sysavanh, Springdale, 33-0; 3. Chastery Fuamatu, Gentry, 32-3; 4. Cameron Shaffer, Decatur, 30-9; 5. Jasmine Muldrow, Fayetteville, 29-8; 6. Elizabeth McCreary, Rogers, 29-1; 7. Guadalupe Lopez, Heritage, 29-0.5; 8. Hannah Boss, Gentry, 28-10.
Triple jump — 1. McKenzie Penne, Fayetteville, 35-2.5; 2. Adriana Kitchen, Fayetteville, 35-1; 3. Osaretin Ogbeide, Fayetteville, 33-8; 4. Kieleigh Williams, Pea Ridge, 31-7; 5. Skylurr Patrick, Rogers, 31-7; 6. Anna Gadison, Springdale, 31-5; 7. Bailey Brya, Heritage, 30-9; 8. Haley Betz, Gravette, 30-8.
Dennis, less than two weeks removed from being medically cleared to run, passed Rogers Heritage's James Parker with about 50 meters to go to win the boys 800-meter run. Dennis wound up tying his personal-best and finished with a time of 2 minutes, 2.74 seconds, more than a second faster than Parker.
"It was a pretty good race," Dennis said. "It's the first time I've run on this track, but I like it.
"I ran at the Fayetteville meet last week, and they did a waterfall start. I got caught up behind a lot of people and didn't have a good time, and I was out of shape. The guy I was chasing has a similar time, but my coach told me I could catch him this time."
Jeter, who won the 400 during the state indoor meet for Class 1A-4A schools, continued her winning ways in that event. She turned in a time of 1:02.54 to beat second-place Grace Risenhoover of Rogers by more than seven-10th of a second, and she also finished third in the 100 and fourth in the 200.
Fayetteville, though was a big winner in the team standings and swept both titles in the damp conditions. Fayetteville's boys compiled 156.5 points to 93 for second-place Springdale Har-Ber, while the girls had 191 points to 140 for second-place Rogers High.
"Coming out here, you're having to deal with weather and other things that you're not used to during indoor," Fayetteville coach Drew Yoakum said. "I think we started off the season well, and that's all we're trying to do. We want to build on what happened in indoor, and hopefully good things will happen."
The Purple'Dogs took first in nine of 17 events, including a double victory by Blake Young. Young won the shot put with a toss of 52 feet and teamed with Spencer Stone to give Fayetteville a one-two finish in that event, then he took the discus with a distance of 151-1, beating Har-Ber's Sam Hall by more than 13 feet.
Meanwhile, McKenzie Penne led Fayetteville's girls by earning the high point award. Penne earned victories in the 100 hurdles (16.59) and the triple jump (35-2.5) and also ran a leg in the Lady Purple'Dogs' winning 4x100 relay team while finishing third in the 300 hurdles.
Sports on 03/11/2016