Results from the West Coast Relays on 4/1/17
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Boys Individual Results
| Athlete | Gr | Event | Div | Result Pts |
Last Year Result (Δ,%) |
Previous Result (Δ,%) |
Last SR (Δ,%) |
Last PR (Δ,%) |
Imprvmnts |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Poynter, Bobby | Jr | 400m | V | 49.83 | 52.60 (2.77,5.3) |
49.68 | 49.68 | 49.68 | Great Job! (LY) |
| Mosquera, Joseph | Jr | 400m | V | 49.98 | 51.41 (1.43,2.8) |
51.41 (1.43,2.8) |
51.33 (1.35,2.6) |
Great Job! (LR, SR, PR) | |
| Matey, Max | Sr | 400m | V | 51.24 | 51.20 | 53.36 (2.12,4.0) |
51.51 (0.27,0.5) |
50.48 | Great Job! (LR, SR) |
| Tsai, Shawn | Sr | 110m Hurdles - 39" | V | 15.78 | 15.88 (0.10,0.6) |
15.62 | 15.62 | Great Job! (LR) | |
| Tsai, Shawn | Sr | 300m Hurdles - 36" | V | 41.77 | 43.04 (1.27,3.0) |
40.92 | 40.92 | Great Job! (LR) | |
| Lott, Marshall | So | High Jump | V | 5'9 | 5'8 (0'1,1.5) |
5'10 | 5'10 | Great Job! (LR) | |
| Haramaki, Rikiya | So | Long Jump | V | 19'0.5 | 19'10.5 | 19'10.5 | 19'10.5 | ||
| Haramaki, Rikiya | So | Triple Jump | V | 38'4.75 | 38'0 (0'4.75,1.0) |
40'1.75 | 40'1.75 | Great Job! (LR) | |
| Lott, Marshall | So | Triple Jump | V | 39'8 | 37'5.25 (2'2.75,6.0) |
40'10.5 | 40'10.5 | Great Job! (LR) |
Girls Individual Results
| Athlete | Gr | Event | Div | Result Pts |
Last Year Result (Δ,%) |
Previous Result (Δ,%) |
Last SR (Δ,%) |
Last PR (Δ,%) |
Imprvmnts |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stallings, Sarah | Sr | 100m | V | 13.17 | 13.01 | 13.01 | 12.94 | ||
| Adams, Erica | Fr | 100m | V | 13.31 | 13.17 | 13.17 | 13.17 | ||
| Brewer, Alyssa | Jr | 200m | V | 25.75 | 25.50 | 25.50 | 25.24 | ||
| Brewer, Alyssa | Jr | 400m | V | 55.33 | 55.68 (0.35,0.6) |
56.85 (1.52,2.7) |
55.51 (0.18,0.3) |
55.05 | Great Job! (LY, LR, SR) |
All columns are sortable by clicking on the column heading. Improvement columns sort by event, then percent improvement.
A "c" following a result means it has been converted from hand-timed by rounding up the measured time to the nearest tenth, then adding 0.24 seconds.
A "w" following the the result means it is wind-aided.