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Welcome to SHSXC This is the official site for Sandpoint High School Cross Country. The 2017 season has offically come to a close, if you would like a review on the season click here. We are already begun preparing for track and next cross country season, so feel free to contact us if you are interested. On this site you will find information about our schedule, training, team and a secured section for team members. Be sure to check back for the latest team events. Please contact us if you any information or have any questions. As a reminder for why we train so hard in the offseason, visit the history page to review all of the teams accomplishments over the past 28 years.  Print this Weeks Schedule 2017 Meet Schedule Team Handbook (8-11-2017) Mobile AppNews & Announcements04/14/2018 - 21 Compete at Prestigious Pasco Invitational: The Pasco Invitational is the largest single day track meet in the country, and to get in requires meeting strict performance standards, allowi... read more 04/11/2018 - SHS Track & Field Girls and Boys win Home Meet: With Spring Break over, the Sandpoint High School Track & Field season is in full swing. This Wednesday the hosted a quad meet with Lake City,... read more 03/24/2018 - Sandpoint Track & Field News: Girls Win Lewiston Invite, Boys Second: For the second weekend in a row, the Sandpoint Track and Field team went to Lewiston to compete with hopes of finding good competition, weather... read more 03/17/2018 - Good Early Season Results at Sweeney Invite in Lewiston: Even though the snow is still melting, the Sandpoint Track & Field season has begun. This weekend the team headed south to Lewiston in the hop... read more SHSXC Season Video2017 team Season Video
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2017 Team Page;openInfo2('0', '', '', '21 Compete at Prestigious Pasco Invitational', '<center><img src="http://images.shsxc.com/team/2018/04-Pasco/img_0702_112x150.jpg" alt="Remote image"></center>
<br /><p>The Pasco Invitational is the largest single day track meet in the country, and to get in requires meeting strict performance standards, allowing up to 40 in each event. There were over 100 school competing, and this year Sandpoint had 23 Track and Field athletes meet the standards and took 21 to compete in the meet.</p>
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<br /><p>Starting the Day off was the Distance Medley Relay. The boys team of Peik Lund-Andersen, Kyle Almeida, Sloan Woodard and Kieran Wilder placed 13th out of the 40 schools with an 11:12, bettering the qualifying race by 6 seconds. The girls team of Chloe Braedt, Ciera Bailey, Kali Scheel and Heather Wallace placed 14th in a 13:44. Sam Diercks was the lone entry in the field events, clearing 11\'6" in the Pole Vault. Jazmin Stockton ran prelims in both the 100 and 200, running a 13.48 and a 27.80 (season record). Ciera Bialey ran the 400, also running a season PR of 1:04.01. In the 300m Hurdles, Sophomore Paige Davidson ran a 51.03, missing her PR by .09 in her first trip to the Pasco Invite.</p>
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<br /><p>In the girls 800, Hannah Davidson ran a 2:18.5, nearly beating her school record of 2:18.1 and placing 2nd overall in the race! T.J. Davis ran a 15.5 in the 110m hurdles to make finals and place 8th overall in the event. Garrett Pierce ran in the boys 3200, running a 10:08 for a new PR, and Niah Brass was in the girls 3200, finishing with a 12:21.</p>
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<br /><p>The boys and girls 4x100 teams also qualified, the boys team of Braden Kappen, Ammon Ollerton, T.J. Davis and Tyren Witthaus ran a 45.92, while the girls had a dropped baton in the first exchange zone for a no time finish. In the girls 4x400, Hannah Davidson, Paige Davidson, Bionce Vincent and Ciera Bailey ran a 4:25.7.</p>
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<br /><p>The team gets a quick 2 day break before going to Post Falls on Tuesday for the Christina Finney Invitational.</p>', 'true');){kind=link}
;openInfo2('1', '', '', 'SHS Track & Field Girls and Boys win Home Meet', '<center><img src="http://images.shsxc.com/team/2018/04-Sandpoint/dsc_0035_150x112.jpg" alt="Remote image"></center>
<br /><p>With Spring Break over, the Sandpoint High School Track & Field season is in full swing. This Wednesday the hosted a quad meet with Lake City, Post Falls and Lakeland. Both the boys and girls won the meet with the boys scored 111 points to 2nd place Lakeland\'s 55, and the girls won with 82 points over 2nd place Lakeland\'s 73. There were 44 individual PRs set by Sandpoint at the meet! With 4 teams the meet is scored 6 points for first, 4 for second, 3 for third, 2 for fourth and 1 for fifth for individual. Relays were scored 6, 4, 2.</p>
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<br /><p>The meet started off with the 4x200 relays, and the relay teams continued to perform very well, winning 4 of 6 for the afternoon. The boys 4x200 of Braden Kappen, Tyren Witthaus, Ammon Ollerton, and Julian Barajas took first with a 1:35.63. The girls team of Ciera Bailey, Heather Yunek, Valerie Wickboldt and Jazmin Stockton was second in 1:51 to Post Falls. In the 4x100 Heather Yunek, Val Wickboldt, Bailee Klopman and Jazmin Stockton took first in 52:78, while the boys team of Julian Barajas, Tyren Witthaus, Ammon Ollerton and TJ Davis also took first with a 45.13. In the 4x400, Sloan Woodward, Seth Graham, Peik Lund-Andersen and Kyle Almeida won with 3:38, and the girls team of Ciera Bailey, Niah Brass, Paige Davidson and Hannah Davidson was 3rd in 4:22.</p>
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<br /><p>In the sprint events, Julain Barajas was first in the 100 with a 11.68, followed by T.J. Davis in 2nd with 11.77 and Tyren Witthaus in 3rd with an 11.94. The girls 100 had Jazmin Stockton in 13.16 for 2nd place and Heather Yunek in 13.94 for 4th place. The 200 meter had 1 scorer, Valerie Wickboldt was 3rd in 27.78. In the 400 Kyle Almeida took first in 53.80 for the boys, while Ciera Bailey ran a 1:05.49 for 2nd in the girls. T.J. David won the 110m high hurdles with a time of 15.72 and the 300m hurdles in 44.53, while Paige Davidson took 2nd in the 300 hurdles with a 52.2.</p>
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<br /><p>The distance events showed depth and strength as well. In the 800, Sloan Woodward was first with a 2:05, while Peik Lund-Andersen was 2nd in 2:10. For the girls Kali Scheel was 2nd in 2:33, while Bionce Vincent placed 5th in 2:37. The girls 1600 was won by Hannah Davidson in a PR time of 5:19, followed by teammate Niah Brass in 3rd for 5:38. The boys took first, second and third in the 1600 with Garrett Pierce winning in 4:44.61, Kieran Wilder in 2nd with a 4:44.8, and Nikolai Braedt 3rd in 4:56.4. In the 3200, Heather Wallace placed 2nd in 12:28, Kalie Scheel 3rd in 13:02 and Corina Wallace 4th in 13:14. For the boy Gabe Merithew was 2nd in 10:57 and Cole Dillon was 3rd in 11:01.</p>
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<br /><p>In the field events, Hannah Davidson won the pole vault in 8\'6" with Paige Davidson placing 3rd in 7\'6". Sam Diercks placed 2nd for the boys in 11\'. In the long jump, Maddie Morgan lept to 14\'11 for first, as well as jumping 33\'2 in the triple to get that win as well. Garrett Chandler was first in the boys long jump with a 19\' jump. Payton Finney was 3rd in 17\' 2.5", and Williamn Dorman tied with teammate Ryan Bloomberg for 4th in 17\'1. In the boys triple jump Ammon Ollerton won with a 38\'2" leap. Ammon also won the boys High Jump in 6\'. Elain Huang was 3rd in the girls High Jump in 4\'8". The girls shot put had 2 scorers, with Makayla Chapman in 4th with 29\' 4.5" and Victoria Aylward in 5th with 28\' 11"</p>
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<br /><p>21 Sandpoint Athletes have met qualifying standards and will compete at the Pasco Invitational this coming Saturday.</p>', 'true');){kind=link}
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<br /><p>For the second weekend in a row, the Sandpoint Track and Field team went to Lewiston to compete with hopes of finding good competition, weather and results. The trip was a success, with the girls team placing 1st out of 11 schools, and the boys placing 2nd out of 10. Individually, there were 21 individual Personal Records broken as well. Below is are the results for Sandpoint athletes in the top 6 in any event.</p>
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<br /><p>The meet started out with the Distance Medley (1200/400/800/1600), with both the boys and girls teams taking first and earning the qualifing mark for the Pasco Invitational in April. The girls team of Niah Brass, Ciera Bailey, Heather Wallace and Hannah Davidson ran a 13:19, missing the meet record by just 3 seconds. For the boys, Garrett Pierce, Kyle Almeida, Sloan Woodward and Kieran Wilder ran an 11:18. In the 3200, all three girls set peronal records, with Niah Brass winning the event in 12:11, which also qualifies her for Pasco in the event. Heather Wallace was 3rd in 12:37, and Chloe Braedt was 4th in 12:51. For the boys, Garrett Pierce was 3rd in 10:12, Nikolai Braedt was 5th in 10:57 (4th fastest freshman time in school history) and Cole Dillon 6th in 11:05. In the 1600, Chole Braedt was 3rd in a PR of 5:51, with teammates Kali Scheel and Corina Wallace close behind in 5:56 (5th place) and 6:02 (6th place). The boys 1600 saw Seth Graham run a PR 4:56 for 4th place. Moving to the 800, Hannah Davidson continued to run well, winning the 800 with a 2:23, 8 seconds ahead of the 2nd place runner. Sloan Woodward placed 2nd in the boys 800 with a 2:08, followed by teammates Kieran Wilder (2:12.13 4th place) and Nikolai Braedt (2:12.65 5th place).</p>
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<br /><p>Turning to the laned events, Ciera Bailey placed 2nd in the 400 with a 1:04.53. Paige Davidson was 5th in 1:05.77. In the boys 400, Kyle Almeida was 3rd, running a 55.44, Hyrum Hunsaker was 5th in 56.27, and Peik Lund was 6th in 56.68. Jazmin Stockton continued to run well, turning in a 2nd place in the 200 (28.12), and also 2nd place in the 100 (13.41). Heather Yunek was 5th in the girls 200 with a 29.09, with Valerie Wickboldt in 6th with 29.23. For the boys, T.J. Davis ran a 23.71 for 3rd in the 200. Tyren Witthaus was 6th in 25.03. T.J. Davis also had a strong showing in the 110 hurdles, placing 2nd in 15.60. In the 300 hurdles, Paige Davidson was 4th in 52.00. The relays looked strong again this week, with the girls 4x100 team of Yunek, Wickboldt, Klopman and Stockton placing 1st in a time of 52.73. The boys team of Kappen, Witthaus, Ollerton and Davis was 2nd in 46.34. In the 4x400, the girls team of Davidson, Davidson, Vincent and Bailey placed 2nd in 4:26, while the boys team of Woodward, Lund, Hunsaker and Almeida placed 3rd in 3:46.</p>
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<br /><p>In the field events, Hannah Davidson won the pole vault in 8\'6" with Paige Davidson placing 2nd in 8\'. Sam Diercks placed 2nd for the boys in 10\'6. In the long jump, Maddie Morgan lept to 15\'10 in her first outing of the year for 2nd place. Walker Hermann was 12th for the boys in 18\'2. In the triple jump, Ammon Ollerton was 7th in 36\'3. In the throws Jake Suhr led the boys with 33\'1.5 (14th place) in the shot and 94\'5 (10th place) in the discus. O nthe girls side Victoria Aylward was the top Sandpoint finisher in the discus with a 69\'11 throw for 14th place. In the girls shot, Makayla Chapman placed 6th with a 28\'2, and teammate Victoria Aylward was right behind with a 28\'1 for 7th place.</p>
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<br /><p>With Spring break starting next Friday, Sandpoint will not have a meet again until April 11th, when we host a quad meet with Lake City, Post Falls and Lakeland.</p>', 'true');){kind=link}
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<br /><p>Even though the snow is still melting, the Sandpoint Track & Field season has begun. This weekend the team headed south to Lewiston in the hopes of some better conditions for competition, and had some very good early season results in the 50 degree drizzle. The team left 6 events unfilled due to the fact that many field events have not been practiced yet, so overall both teams were 8th place, but in the focused events the results were very good.</p>
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<br /><p>In the sprints, T.J. Davis placed 3rd in both the 100 (11.69) and 110hh (15.46), setting two personal records in the process. Julian Barajas also ran a personal record in the 100m (11.77) with a 7th place finish. In the girls 100m, Jazmin Stockton was 5th overall with a 13.75, and Valerie Wickboldt was 7th in 13.85. Heather Yunek also had a strong day, running a 14.02 PR. In the 200, Valerie was again 7th with a 29.26. For the boys, 3 freshman ran great races and showed real potential. Walker Hermann was 10th in 25.22, followed by Braedon Dressel in 25.41 and Braden Kappen in 25.81. The girls 4x200 team of Ciera Bailey, Heather Yunek, Valerie Wickboldt and Jazmin Stockton placed 2nd in 1:52.54, while the boys team of Braden Kappen, Ammon Ollerton, Julian Barajas and Walker Hermann placed 3rd in 1:37.91.</p>
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<br /><p>For the distance team, Saturday saw 9 personal records broken, impressive for the first meet of the season. Starting things off, the girls 4x800 team of Ciera Bailey, Niah Brass, Kali Scheel and Hannah Davidson placed 2nd with a time of 10:22. The boys team of Seth Graham, Sloan Woodward, Kieran Wilder and Garrett Pierce followed it up with a 3rd place finish of 8:38. In the 3200, Hannah Davidson moved up to 7th fastest in school history in her first ever attempt at the 3200, running an 11:48 for 2nd place. Niah Brass placed 5th in the 3200, trimming nearly a minute off of her previous time and finishing in 12:18, and Kali Scheel was 14th in a 12:54. For the boys, Garrett Pierce ran a 45 second personal record, finishing in 9th with a 10:12. Kieran Wilder cut 1:20 off of his previous best, running a 10:26, and Gabe Merithew was 12th in the 25 person race with a 20 second PR of 10:36. The 1600 saw freshman Nikolai Braedt run 10th with a 4:56.6 PR, and running the 5th fastest freshman time in school history. For the girls 1600, Heather Wallace was 9th in a PR time 5:47.18, and Chloe Breadt was 12th in 6:01. Seth Graham ran a 2:14 800, and Corina Wallace ran a 2:44.6 to lead the girls team. In the 400, Ciera Bailey rounded out a strong day with a 1:05. On the boys side Kyle Almeida was 5th in 54.92, Sloan Woodward 6th in a 54.99 PR, and Peik Lund was 10th in a 56.15 PR.</p>
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<br /><p>In the field events, Ammon Ollerton was 5th in the High Jump with a 5\'8" jump. Sam Diercks as 7th in the Pole Vault in 10\'6", Garrett Chandler was 5th in the Long Jump with a 19\'3.5" launch, and Jarrett Mitton through 32\'2" in the shot put. On the girls side Hannah Davidson capped a strong day with a 3rd place in the Pole Vault, Elaine Huang cleared 4\'4" in the high jump, and Victoria Aylward through a 72\'9" Discus and a 27\'6.25" Shot put to lead the girls.</p>
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<br /><p>Sandpoint has a Dual meet with Lake City on Wednesday, and is in Lewiston again next weekend for the Lewiston Invitational.</p>', 'true');){kind=link}