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Mather's Kellion Gordon Transfers to Niles West

Kellion Gordon (jr), of Mather, 4th in the state in the 100 meter dash and 2nd in the state in the 200 meter dash has transferred to Niles West High School.

The Mather girls track team took a major hit when Kellion Gordon the top returning sprinter in the state of Illinois transferred (at the beginning of this season)  to Niles West High School. Mather finished 23rd in the state last year in class AAA.

Meanwhile, Niles West, get's an immediate boost. Niles West surprised by qualifying for state this year in cross country. Niles West did not score at the state meet last year in track.

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Harlan Girls Track team pose at University of Chicago Indoor Track

The University of Chicago holds open outdoor track meets in the summer.

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CPS Boys and Girls Track All-City Teams 2009

Demetrius Jacobs of Lane Tech

All City Track and Field Teams, Boys and Girls 2008-09

Chicago Public Schools 2009 Track and Field All-City Team - Boys
				2009 Accomplishments
Name	Year	School	Position	City Championships	IHSA Series
Daron Brown (3)	Jr.	Morgan Park	Hurdles	Champion - 110m Hurdles	5th Place - 3A 110m Hurdles
				5th place - 100m
Steven Clark	Sr.	Harlan	Sprints	Runner-up 100m	9th Place - 2A 100m
				3rd Place - 200m
Ivan Coronel (3)	Jr.	Mather	Distance	Runner up - 1600m
Jonathan Gardner	Sr.	Young	Athlete	3rd Place - Triple Jump	Champion - 3ATriple Jump
				6th Place - Long Jump
Kulayifi Haji (2)	Jr.	Lane	Distance	Champion - 1600m, 3200m	Qualifier - 3A 1600m
Jonathan Jackson	Jr.	Lane	Hurdles	Champion - 300m Hurdles	3rd Place - 3A 300m Hurdles
				Runner-Up - 800m	Qualifier - 3A 110m Hurdles
Demetrius Jacobs	Sr.	Lane	Hurdles	Runner-Up - 110m Hurdles	7th Place - 3A 110m Hurdles
				Runner-Up - 300m  Hurdles
Nigel Jolly (2)	Jr.	Morgan Park	Jumps	Champion - Long Jump,	Runner Up - 3A Triple Jump
				Triple Jump	10th place - 3A Long Jump
Romeo Jurado	Sr.	Lakeview	Middle Dist.	Champion - 800m	6th Place - 2A 800m
					Qualifier - 2A 1600m
Chris Kyles (2)	Sr.	Lane	Sprints	Champion - 100m, 200m, 400m	3th Place - 3A 100m
					Qualifier - 3A 200m
Timothy Lewis	Sr.	Morgan Park	Jumps	Runner -Up - Long Jump,	Qualifier - 3A 100m
				Triple Jump
Eric Nelson (3)	Jr.	Northside	Jumps	Champion - High Jump	Qualifier - 3A High Jump
				7th place - Triple Jump
				6th place - Discus
Cuitlahu Pineda Youniss	Jr.	NSCP	Distance	Runner Up - 3200m
				3rd Place - 1600m
Deon Sanders	Jr.	Dunbar	Sprints	Runner-Up 400m	Qualifier - 2A 400m
Ameen Solebo	Jr.	Mather	Throws	Champion -  Shot Put
				Runner Up - Discus
Laken Tomlinson	Sr	Lane	Throws	Champion - Discus	Qualifier - 3A Shot Put, Discus
				Runner Up - Shot Put
Richard Wooten	Sr.	Hubbard	Sprints	Runner Up - 200m	7th Place - 3A 100m
				3rd Place - 100m	Qualifier - 3A 200m

Chicago Public Schools 2009 Track and Field All-City Team - Girls
				2009 Accomplishments
Name	Year	School	Position	City Championships	IHSA Series
Aden Alemu	So.	Mather	Distance	Runner-Up - 1600m, 3200m
Kawana Brooks (3)	Sr.	Kenwood	Jumps	Champion - Long, Triple Jump	2nd Place -  2A Long Jump,
				100m Hurdles	Triple Jump (IHSA Record)
				Runner-Up - 300m Hurdles	3th Place - 2A 100m Hurdles
Jazmyne Durrah	So.	Lane	Throws	Champion - Shot Put, Discus
Nyala Eddings	Jr.	Morgan Park	Middle Distance	Runner-Up - 800m	Qualifier - 3A 800m
				4th Place - 1600m
Tiffany Edwards	Jr.	Morgan Park	Sprints	Runner-Up - 100m
				3rd Place - 200m, 400m
Kellion Gordon	So.	Mather	Sprints	Champion - 100m, 200m	2nd Place - 3A 200m
					4th Place - 3A 100m
Aja Hunter	Jr.	CICS-Longwood	Jumps	Runner-Up - Long Jump	Qualifier - 1A Long Jump,
					100m
Porsha Irvin	Sr.	Young	Sprints	Runner-Up - 400m	8th Place - 3A 400m
Bridgette Jones	Sr.	Lane	Jumps	Champion - High Jump	Qualifier - 3A High Jump
Brittany Jones	Sr.	Fenger	Throws	Runner-Up - Shot Put
Brittany Jones	Sr.	Lane	Jumps	Runner-Up - High Jump
Lavinia Jurkiewicz	Jr.	Young	Distance	Champion - 1600m, 3200m	4th Place - 3A 3200m
Desiree Murray	Jr.	Lane	Jumps	Runner-Up - Triple Jump	Qualifier -  3A Triple Jump
				3rd Place - 100m Hurdles	100m Hurdles
				4th Place - 300m Hurdles
Reana Rhone (2)	So.	Young	Sprints	Champion - 400m	3rd Place - 3A 400m
				2nd Place - 200m
Ciana Tab (2)	Jr.	Morgan Park	Hurdles	Champion - 300m Hurdles	3rd Place - 3A 300m Hurdles
				Runner-Up - 100m Hurdles	Qualifier -  3A 100m Hurdles
Devyn Thompson (3)	Jr.	Young	Middle Dist.	Champion - 800m	Qualifier - 3A 800m

Super Girls!

Lavinia Jurkiewicz (jr) of Whitney Young (left) and Aden Alemu (so) of Mather (right) were just two CPS girls with super performances at the class AAA girls state meet. Jurkiewicz finished 4th in the 3200 meter run, Alemu finished 12th.

CPS Girls score in seemingly every running event at the Girls Class AAA state track meet.


After every girls finals running event, it seemed like a CPS girl scored high. As it turned out the CPS ran in every running event except for 3 - the 4x800 meter relay, 100 meter hurdles, and the 4x200 meter relay. In every other running event there was at least one girl from the CPS.

Where can I begin?

I'll go in order.

In the 4x100 meter relay Morgan Park finished in 6th place with a time of 48.03. Morgan Park found itself in a usual spot at the finals of a sprint relay.

In the 3200 meter run, Lavinia Jurekiewwicz (jr) of Whitney Young shocked everyone including myself with a 4th place state finish with a time of 10:54.46. Come on a 10:54.46. That is ridiculous. A lot of guys can't even run a time like that. Along the way she beat much more known (or at least heralded) subruban runners like Kayla Beatie of Woodstock, all state cross country runner Meghan Frigo of York, freshman sesnation Olivia Jones of Buffalo Grove, and Liza Tausher of state cross country champion Geneva. With one race, Jurekiewicz has dispelled the notion that city runners are only sprinters. Jurkiewicz also placed 9th in the 1600 mete run.

Aden Alemu (so) of Mather put herself bigger on the distance map by running an 11:10.46 in the 3200 meter run and placing 13th. Alemu, a sophomore finished 65th in the state meet at last year's cross country meet. But at this state meet she beat Gina Erbacci of Elk Grove (34th at the state cross country meet), Sarah Czubrinsky (37th at the state cross country meet), Sarah Heuer (3rd at the state cross country state meet), Sarah McIntosh (4th at the state cross county meet and Palatine's #1 runner in XC), and more. In other words, in one race, Alemu has beaten a who's who in girls high school distance running in Illinois. After this race, those girls maybe going after Alemu and Jurkiewicz.

In the 100 meter dash Kellion Gordon (so) of Mather broke out in the state scene by finishing 4th with a time of 12.12. She will go next year as a state title contender in the 100. Gordon also finished 2nd in the 200 meter dash. She upset- if you want to call it an upset Adrien Slaughter of Evanston and Olivia Allen. Slaughter and Allen are mentioned in the newspaper regularly. Next year will be different as those two graduate and Gordon will be the state's top returner in the 200.

Also, in the 100 meter dash, Lane Tech's Idia Omiagate (sr), running on a tender hamstring ended her high school career with a 9th place state finish in the 100 meter dash. Lane Tech has now scored in the state meet for the last 3 years.

In the 800 meter run Nyala Eddings (jr) of Morgan Park placed 11th with a time of 2:18.79. thus furher dispelling the notion that Morgan Park (and the CPS) is only sprinters.

In the 400 meter run, the Whitney Young 400 duo of Reana Rhone and Porsha Irvin both scored. Rhone was third with a time of 55.95. Rhone, a sophomore will return next year as the state's top returnee in the 400 meter as the top 2 finishers were seniors. She will have help as teammate Porsha Irvin - a junior - ran a very good 57.50 to finish 8th.

In the 300 hurdles, Ciana Tabb (jr) of helped Morgan Park cause with a 3rd place state finish. Tabb will be the top returnee next year in the 300 meter dash. She will look to help improve on Morgan Park's 13th place state finish this year.

The day's last event - the 4x400 meter dash - ended with Morgan Park finishing in 2nd with a time of 3:53.40 and Whitney Young finished 5th with a time of 3:55.78.

The results above have cemented CPS Girls Track as the most competitive (statewise) sport from the CPS after basketball.

Historic Performances for Girls Track Class 2A

Kawana Brooks of Kenwood

Brooks of Kenwood leads great state results of CPS Girls AA

City Historic Performances at the 2009 Girls State Class 2A Meet

• Kenwood's 13th place state finish is the highest a Kewnwood girls track team has had in Kenwood history.
• Stevenson, is the first Al Raby athlete to score at the state meet in any sport in the history of the school.
• Payton's highest state scorer in boys or girls track of an individual at state.

Kawana Brooks of Kenwood capped off her senior on a high note. Brooks finished 2nd in the state in the long jump with a leap of 18-10.75, 2nd in the state in the triple jump (39-4.25), and 3rd in the 100 meter hurdles (14.74). By herself she scored 23 state points to lead Kenwood a 13th state finish. The 13th state finish is the highest place Kenwood has had in any sport this year and probably the highest state place Kenwood has had in any sport in at least 20 years. Kenwood's 13th place state finish is the highest a Kewnwood girls track team has had in Kenwood history.

Brooks performance was one of a great and historic results by CPS girls in class AA.

Other state scorers for the CPS in girls class AA include:

Suseja Stevenson (so) of Al Raby who placed 5th in the state in the 100 meter dash with a time of 12.31. Stevenson started out the season as a relative unknown but she will return next year as one of the state's best in the 200 meter run. Her time of 12.31 in the finals was by far her PR of 12.43 which she ran in the Prelims. Stevenson's state finals placing has also made Al Raby history. Stevenson, is the first Al Raby athlete to score at the state meet in any sport in the history of the school (Al Raby opened in 2004).

Kathleen Malloy (sr) of Payton is most known as her schools all-time leading scorer in basketball. Now she will go down as Payton's highest state scorer in boys or girls track of an individual at state after her 4th place state finish in the 800 meter run with a time of 2:17.53. Malloy improved on her 9th place state finish in the 800 mete run last year.

Tianna Borner (so) of North Lawndale finished 7th in the state in the 400 meter dash with a time of 58.09. Borner is only the second girls track athlete to score at the state meet. North Lawndale's only other female athlete to score at the state meet was Shawna Smith who finished 5th in the state in the 200 meter dash in 2004.

Qualifying Bonanza!!

CPS Girls Qualify 8 Individuals and 3 Relays to Girls Track Class AAA state finals!!

Lane Tech's Idia Omiagate (sr) qualified advanced past prelims to the finals of the 100 meter dash at the state meet.

The CPS Public League made a giant statement at the girls state track class AAA meet by qualifying X individuals and Y relays to the finals tomorrow (Saturday).

Below is a list of qualifiers and their times:

Relays

Morgan Park - 4x100 Relay - 48.27
Whitney Young - 4x400 meter relay - 3:55.99
Morgan Park - 4x400 meter relay - 3:55.21

Individuals

Idia Omiagate (sr) - Lane Tech - 100 meter dash - 12.48
Kellion Gordon (so) - Mather - 100 meter dash - 12.35
Nyala Eddings (jr) - Morgan Park - 800 meter run - 2:16.87
Raena Rhone (so) - Whitney Young - 400 meter dash - 55.81
Porsha Irvin (jr) - Whitney Young - 400 meter dash - 57.14
Ciana Tabb (jr) - Morgan Park - 300 meter hurdles - 44.65
Lavinia Jurkiewicz (jr) - Whitney Young - 1600 meter run - 5:04.73
Kellion Gordon (so) - Mather - 200 meter dash - 25.03

Whitney Young's Raene Rhone (so) is one of a couple CPS girls with legitimate chances of becoming a state champion. Rhone has the second fastest prelim time in the 400 meter dash (55.81).

Kellion Gordon of Mather may have made the biggest leap. She has run blazing times all year, but few expected her to qualify both in the 100 and 200 meter dashes.

Idia Omiagate of Lane Tech had a hampered injury that prevented her from running seriously at the city finals. Also, after being slowed by injuries last year, I thought it would be repeated again this year. But she perservered and will end her senior year on a high note - no matter what happens in the finals.

Nyala Eddings (jr) of Morgan Park ran a PR of 2:16.87 to qualify in the 800 meter finals for Morgan Park. Morgan Park is known to specialize in sprints but along with Breonna Green, coach Calhoun has developed two legitamate state caliber middle distance runners.

Prosha Irvin (jr) of Whitney Yougn has been running in the shadows of teammate Reana Rhone all year. She made a huge name of herself this year by making it to the finals in the 400. She will not be overllooked next year.

Lavinia Jurkiewicz (jr) - all state in cross country has an opportunity to score in a distance event for the CPS - a rare event -  when she qualified with a 5:04.73 in the 1600 meter run.

More to come tomorrow when after the state finals.

Suseja Stevenson of Al Raby surprises by qualifying for the finals in the 100 meter dash - CPS Girls Class 2A qualify several girls to finals

Andrea Caldwell (so) participated in the long jump for Lake View in the girls class AA state track meet.

When the IHSA decided to expand the girls state track meet from tow classes to three classes, it opened up the door for athletes from smaller schools to make a name for themselves. One of those athletes this year is Suseja Stevenson of Al Raby.

If you haven't heard of Stevenson, you are not alone. First of all she goes to Al Raby. I've been following high school sports in Chicago for the past 20 year and to be honest with I know barely anything about this school - mainly because they have not done much as far as sports - in any sport. FYI- a quick search in Google found out it is a school with an enrollment of 543 in Chicago's West Side that opened in 2004.

But, talent no matter where it comes from eventually emerges. In this case, Suseja Stevenson, qualified for the state finals in the 100 meter dash when she ran the 4th fastest time in prelims with a time of 12.43. Stevenon, a sophomore qualified for the city finals in the 100 meter dash but for some reason did not start. She did run a 12.53 in the city prelims - which is extremely fast - so she does have speed. She also finished 5th in the CPS city varsity finals last year as a freshmman. But, because she goes to Al Raby and she did not start at this years 100 meter city finals, she has definitley been under the radar and thus her 100 meter finals qulalfication was certainly a surprise.

Stevenson, will run tomorrow for the state finals in the 100 meter dash. No matter what happens, she has already made a name for herself.

If you think the Stevenson result was a surprise, Dhiaa Dean, freshman from Dusable almost shocked the world. Dean just missed the 800 meter finals by one spot and less than one second. She ran a PR of 2:25.39 in the 800 prelims. The final qualifying time was 2:24.60. Dean was the 800 meter frosh-soph CPS champion with a time of 2:41.32. In sectionals she ran a 2:33. So for her to leap down to 2:24 is incredible.

Watch out for Stevenson and Dean the next couple of years as Stevenson is a sophomore and Dean is a freshman.

Not all the results are in yet, but a couple other CPS runners have advanced past prelims.

Kat Malloy of Payton qualified for the finals in the 800 meter run with a time of 2:20.43.
Kawanna Brooks of Kenwood qualified for the finals in the long jump with a leap of 18-10.75.

Morgan Park Girls, a constant at the state meet! - CPS Girls State Meet Preview

Nyala Eddings( jr) - a 2:17 800 meter runner-  and Morgan Park have a great opportunity to score at the girls state track meet. Class 2A and 3A girls track prelims begin this Friday at Eastern Illinois University.

Between 1990 and 2005, Morgan Park girls coached by Derrick Calhoun finished in the top 10 at state every year including 7 state championships. Calhoun is still at Morgan Park and Morgan Park still churns out a flow of serious athletes. Some say, Morgan Park has been down the past few years. They say that because Morgan Park has not finished in the top 10 at state since 2005.

But looking at the results tell another story. Consider some of the times in the 4x400 Morgan Park has produced since 2006  in the 4x400 at state:  4:04.67 (in 2008), 3:57.02 (in 2007), 3:59.94 ( in 2006), None of those relays made it past prelims, but they are still blazing times. In short, the last few years Calhoun is still coaching at an extremely high level and get's the most out of the athletes he has. In some years he has all state runners like Alexandria Alexander who holds several state and city records. In some years he does not. But it does not mean he is any less of a good coach. To me a good coach takes what he has and get's the most out of them through hard work, persistence, and lot's of solid coaching.

This year's version of the Morgan Park Mustangs Girls Track team has the usual sprinters that Calhoun produces. Included in that group is Ciana Tabb (jr), one of the state's top hurdler's who broke the CPS record in the 300 meter hurldes at the city finals. Tabb may be Morgan Park's best chance to score at the state meet. But Calhoun has also developed to his group a couple of middle distance runners in Nyala Eddings (jr) and Breonna Green (jr). Eddings ran an eye opening 2:17.84 in the 800 at the distace rich Hinsdale Central sectionals. Teammate Breonna Green also qualified for state in the 800  by running a season best PR of 2:20.24.

I'm not sure how many points Morgan Park will score at the state meet. To me it does not matter. All I know is that for the past 18 years, there have not been too many schools in any sport that i smore competitively excellent than Morgan Park girls track.

Also look out for the following CPS girls athletes at this week's girls state track meet

Reana Rhone (so) - Whitney Young - 400 meter
Devyn Thompson (jr) - Whitney Young - 800 meter
Lavinia Jurekiewicz (jr) - Whitney Young - 1600 meter

Sha Rone Greenlaw (so) - Hyde Park - 400 meter run

Kellion Gordon (so) - Mather - 200 meter

Idia Omiagate (sr) - Lane Tech - 100 meter

Kawana Brooks (sr) - Kenwood - Long Jump, Triple Jump

Kat Malloy (sr) - Payton - 800 meter

CPS Girls Track Class 3A State Qualifiers from the St. Ignatius Sectionals

Maria Torres (sr) of Northside Prep qualified for the state meet in the triple jump.

For the most part, CPS girls teams did what it had to do to qualify for the state meet.

Public League Champion Whitney Young qualified 6 individuals and 4 relays to the next weekend's state meet. Whitney Young's Reana Rhone ran a 57.30 in the 400 to win the event. Rhone is in a good position and probably Whitney Young's best chance to score at next week's state meet.

Lane Tech qualified 5 individuals. What was surprising to see was sprinter Idia Omiagate qualifying in the 100 meter dash. I was not expecting her to run after seeing her run or basically jog after nursing an injured or sore leg at last week's CPS city championship. I thought her season was over, but she gave it a try in the 100 and not only did she qualify but she won it with a 12.40.

Mather girls have made some great leaps as well. Mather qualified 5 individuals led by Kellion Gordon in the 100 and 200 meter dashes. Their 5 qualifiers is an improvement from the three (2 relays 1 individual) state qualifiers they had last year.

Other surprise qualifiers for the CPS include sophomore Sharone Greenlaw of Hyde Park in the 400 meter dash. Greenlaw ran a PR of 59.4 to beat the automatic state qualifying mark in the 400. This is Greenlaw's second time she has qualified for the state meet after getting in int he 400 last year.

Also, unheralded Shaznite Sullivan of Prosser ran a 25.80 in the 200 to beat the state qualifying mark in the 200 to advance to the state finals. She finished 2nd just ahead of much more haraled Reana Rhone of Whitney Young, the top seed who finished a surprising third and below the automatic state qualifying tiem in the 200.

Triple Jump

Pl Competitor   Yr School       Mark  
1 Maria Torres   Sr. Chicago (Northside)   35-03.00
2 Desi Murray   Jr. Chicago (Lane)    35-01.00

Discus Throw

Pl Competitor   Yr School       Mark  
2 Brenda Gamboa   Sr. Chicago (Lane)    99-01.00

4x800-Meter Relay

Pl School       Time   
1 Chicago (Whitney Young)   9:51.20

4x100-Meter Relay

Pl School       Time   
2 Chicago (Whitney Young)   51.40

3200-Meter Run

Pl Competitor   Yr School       Time  
1 Lavini Jurkiewicz  Jr. Chicago (Whitney Young)  11:10.50
2 Aden Alemu   So. Chicago (Mather)   11:14.50

100-Meter High Hurdles

Pl Competitor   Yr School       Time  
1 Chequia Wesley  So. Chicago (Mather)   16.00
2 Desi Murray   Jr. Chicago (Lane)    16.10

100-Meter Dash

Pl Competitor   Yr School       Time  
1 Idia Omogiate   Sr. Chicago (Lane)    12.40
2 Kellion Gordon  So. Chicago (Mather)   12.50

800-Meter Run

Pl Competitor   Yr School       Time  
1 Devyn Thompson  Jr. Chicago (Whitney Young)  2:17.00

4x200-Meter Relay

Pl School       Time   
2 Chicago (Whitney Young)   1:49.50

400-Meter Dash

Pl Competitor   Yr School       Time  
1 Raena Rhone   So. Chicago (Whitney Young)  57.30
2 Porsha Irvin   Jr. Chicago (Whitney Young)  59.00
3 Sha'ron Greenlaw  So. Chicago (Hyde Park)   59.40

300-Meter Low Hurdles

Pl Competitor   Yr School       Time  
1 Chequia Wesley  So. Chicago (Mather)    47.30
2 Desi Murray   Jr. Chicago (Lane)    49.30

1600-Meter Run

Pl Competitor   Yr School       Time  
1 Lavini Jurkiewicz  Jr. Chicago (Whitney Young)   5:14.00
2 Rachel Joravsky  Jr. Chicago (Whitney Young)   5:14.10

200-Meter Dash

Pl Competitor   Yr School       Time  
1 Kellion Gordon  So. Chicago (Mather)    25.70
2 Chaznite Sullivan  Jr. Chicago (Prosser)   25.80

4x400-Meter Relay

Pl School       Time   
1 Chicago (Whitney Young)   4:05.20

CPS Girls Class 2A State Qualifiers from Jones Sectionals

Victoria Bradley (jr) of Calumet Perspectives qualified for the state finals in the shot put and discus. The expansion from 2 to 3 classes in girls track have given more opportunities for athletes like Bradley to qualify for state.

Below is a list of CPS state qualifiers in class 2A from the Jones Sectional:

Long Jump

Pl Competitor      Yr  School              Mark    
1  Kawanna Brooks    Sr. Chicago (Kenwood)       16'11.5"

High Jump

Pl Competitor      Yr  School              Mark    
1  Alexandria Smith   Fr. Chicago (DuSable)       4'04"
2  Michela Washington  Fr. Chicago (DuSable)       4'02"

Shot Put

Pl Competitor      Yr  School              Mark    
1  Brittney Jones    Sr. Chicago (Fenger)       32'02.25"
2  Victoria Bradley   Jr. Chicago (Perspectives)    29'08.5"

Triple Jump

Pl Competitor      Yr  School              Mark    
1  Kawanna Brooks    Sr. Chicago (Kenwood)       36'10"
2  Jeaneva Jones     Fr. Chicago (Brooks)       31'02"

Discus Throw

Pl Competitor      Yr  School              Mark    
1  Brittney Jones    Sr. Chicago (Fenger)       87'04.5"
2  Victoria Bradley   Jr. Chicago (Perspectives)    87'03.5"

4x800-Meter Relay

Pl School              Time     
2  Chicago (Jones)          11:07.8

4x100-Meter Relay

Pl School              Time     
1  Chicago (Kenwood)         52.1
2  Chicago (Harper)         52.5

100-Meter High Hurdles

Pl Competitor      Yr  School              Time    
1  Kawanna Brooks    Sr. Chicago (Kenwood)       15.5
2  Jeaneva Jones     Fr. Chicago (Brooks)       19.6

100-Meter Dash

Pl Competitor      Yr  School              Time    
2  Caja Calhoun     Jr. Chicago (Kenwood)       12.6

800-Meter Run

Pl Competitor      Yr  School              Time    
1  Dhiaa Dean      Fr. Chicago (DuSable)       2:32.9

4x200-Meter Relay

Pl School              Time     
1  Chicago (Harper)         1:51.1
2  Chicago (Perspectives Charter/Calumet) 1:54.1

400-Meter Dash

Pl Competitor      Yr  School              Time    
1  Jovanni Spears    Fr. Chicago (Perspectives Charter
01:01.2

300-Meter Low Hurdles

Pl Competitor      Yr  School              Time    
1  Kendall Byears    Fr. Chicago (Brooks)       55.0
2  Kasia Redding     Fr. Chicago (Brooks)       55.0

200-Meter Dash

Pl Competitor      Yr  School              Time    
2  Danielle Brookins   Sr. Chicago (Harper)       27.2

4x400-Meter Relay

Pl School              Time     
1  Chicago (Harper)         4:25.5
2  Chicago (Fenger)         4:28.1