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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 & Announcements05/12/2018 - Girls Win Regional Title, Boys 2nd. Davis break 110mH School Record: The Sandpoint Girls Track & Field team won the Regional Championship on Friday with their second solid day of competition. In all, the girls s... read more 04/28/2018 - Girls/Boys win Timberlake Invite, Davidson breaks 1600 record: Sandpoint Track & Field had 2 track meets this past week. On Tuesday they went to Lakeland for the Lakeland Relays, which has 10 running relay... read more SHSXC Season Video2017 team Season Video
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<br /><p>The Sandpoint Girls Track & Field team won the Regional Championship on Friday with their second solid day of competition. In all, the girls scored 70.5 points to edge Moscow, we had 66.5 points, and Lakeland was 3rd with 49. On the boys side, Sandpoint nearly overcame a 26 point first day deficit, but came up 6.5 points short to place 2nd to Moscow. In addition, T.J. Davis broke the 63 year old 110mH record held by Lee Hall, and 23 athletes earned a trip to the State meet in Boise next week.</p>
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<br /><p>Starting off on Thursday, the girls earned their first Regional Champion when Niah Brass won the 3200 in a PR time of 12:08. Teammate Heather Wallace was 3rd in 12:23, and Chloe Braedt was 4th in 12:45, both also setting personal records. In the Pole Vault, Hannah and Paige Davidson were 1st and 2nd with 9\' 1" vaults, with Hannah earning the victory on misses. Quinn Hooper also scored for the team in 4th with a 7\'1" vault. Elaine Huang won the High Jump with a 4\'10" jump, Maddie Morgan was 1st in the Triple Jump with a 32\'5.5" leap, and also placed 3rd in the Long Jump in 14\'9". In the Shot Put, Tori Aylward was 2nd with 30\', and Makayla Chapman was 3rd in 29\'7". The top two in individual events and the top relay automatically qualify for the State Championships, while the 3rd and 4th places earn team points.</p>
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<br /><p>The boys running started off strong Thursday with the Sandpoint boys sweeping the first 5 spots of the 3200, scoring a perfect 11 points. Kieran Wilder won the Regional Title with a 10:22, followed by Gabe Merithew in 2nd (10:38), Brady Nelsen in 3rd (10:58) and Cole Dillon in 4th (11:04). The boys Medley team of Julian Barajas, Ammon Ollerton, Sloan Woodward and Kyle Almeida won the relay with a time of 3:45.66, earning all 4 State berths. In the field events, only 3 athletes scored. Ammon Ollerton was 2nd in the High Jump with 5\'8", Garrett Chandler was 3rd in the Long Jump with a 19\'4.75" jump, and Robbie Johnson was 3rd in the Pole Vault with an 11\'7" vault.</p>
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<br /><p>Friday started out strong for the girls once more in the 1600. Sandpoint had 3 of the 4 top spots, with Hannah Davidson winning in 5:18, Niah Brass taking 3rd in 5:34, and Katherine Kaul in 4th with a 5:38. Ciera Bailey was 2nd in the girls 400, running a 1:02.53. Jaz Stockton was 3rd in the 100 and 200 (13.04/27.47) and Heather Yunek was 4th in the 100 and 200 (13.61/27.97). In the 800, Hannah Davidson won her 3rd consecutive 800 Title with a 2:23. Bionce Vincent was 2nd with a PR of 2:26, and Kali Scheel was 3rd with a 2:30. Paige Davidson was 3rd in a 300mH with a PR of 48.80, which was fast enough to earn her an at large bid to State.</p>
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<br /><p>The boys distance continued to dominate on Friday, scoring perfect sweeps in the 1600 and 800, earning another team points. In the 1600, the winner was Freshman Nikolai Braedt in a PR time of 4:43.75. Garrett Pierce was 2nd in 4:44, Kieran Wilder 3rd in 4:45, and Gabe Merithew in 4th in 4:49. In the 800 Seth Graham won in 2:06.2, Sloan Woodward was 2nd in 2:06.5, Peik Lund was 3rd in 2:06.7, and Nikolai Braedt was 4th in 2:09. In the 110mH T.J. Davis was first with a school record of 14.99. He also won the 300 mH with a 40.54, .4 off of the school record. Kyle Almeida was 1st in the 400 with a PR of 52.56, and Julian Barajas won both the 100 and 200 with PR times of 11.55 and 23.24. The boys team of Tyren Witthaus, Julian Barajas, Ammon Ollerton and T.J. Davis won the 4x100 in 44.00 to round out the 2nd day of scoring.</p>
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<br /><p>In all, 34 personal records were earned and 23 athletes are going to State to compete in Boise next Friday and Saturday. They are:
<br />VICTORIA AYLWARD- Runner-up Shot Put
<br />CIERA BAILEY- Runner-up 400m
<br />NIAH BRASS - Regional Champ 3200m
<br />HANNAH DAVIDSON -Regional Champ 800m, 1600m, Pole Vault
<br />PAIGE DAVIDSON- Runner-up Pole Vault, 300mH Qualifier
<br />ELAINE HUANG- Regional Champ High Jump
<br />MADDIE MORGAN- Regional Champ Triple Jump
<br />JAZ STOCKTON- 100m Qualifier
<br />BIONCE VINCENT- Runner-up 800m
<br />KYLE ALMEIDA-Regional Champ 400m, Medley Relay
<br />JULIAN BARAJAS- Regional Champ 100m,200m, 4x100m Relay,Medley Relay
<br />NIKOLAI BRAEDT- Regional Champ 1600m
<br />TJ DAVIS- Regional Champ 110mh, 300mh, 4x100m Relay
<br />SETH GRAHAM- Regional Champ 800m
<br />WALKER HERMANN - 4x100m Relay Team Alternate
<br />ROBBIE JOHNSON- Pole Vault Qualifier
<br />PEIK LUND-ANDERSEN- Medley Relay Team Alternate
<br />GABE MERITHEW- Runner-up 3200m
<br />AMMON OLLERTON- Runner-up High Jump, Regional Champ Medley Relay, 4x100m Relay
<br />GARRETT PIERCE- Runner-up 1600m
<br />KIERAN WILDER- Regional Champ 3200m
<br />TYREN WITTHAUS- Regional Champ 4x100m Relay
<br />SLOAN WOODWARD- Regional Champ Medley Relay, Runner-up 800m </p>
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<br /><p>Sandpoint Track & Field had 2 track meets this past week. On Tuesday they went to Lakeland for the Lakeland Relays, which has 10 running relay events and 6 field relays. The Sandpoint Girls team won the meet, with the boys team placing second. On Friday, the Varsity team was at Timberlake for the Timberlake Invitational competing against 13 other schools. Both the girls and boys teams took first place in the meet.</p>
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<br /><p>At Lakeland, the girls won 7 running relay events as well as the Pole Vault and Shot Put relays in field events. The winning teams were the 4x100 (Yunek/Morgan/Klopman/Stockton), 4x400 (Bailey/Braedt/Brass/Morgan), 4x800 (Vincent/Braedt/Brass/Scheel), Sprint Medley of 200/200/400/800 (Vincent/Bailey/Scheel/Wallace), Distance Medley of 400/400/800/1600 (Bailey/H.Davidson/Braedt/Brass - breaking a 23 year old meet record by one second with a 10:15), 2 person mile (Davidson/Davidson), Shot put (Aylward/Steward/Champman) and Pole Vault (Davidson/Davidson/Hooper). In the Pole Vault Hannah Davidson set a new PR with 9\'3". Elaine Huang jumped 5\' in the High Jump for the first time ever, and Kaitlynn Steward through a 28\'9" PR in the shot put. The night ended with Sandpoint winning the Co-Ed 4x400 relay with Peik Lund, Ciera Bailey, Kyle Almeida and Hannah Davidson.</p>
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<br /><p>The boys won 5 running relays, as well as the Long Jump and Pole Vault relays. The winning teams were the 4x100 (Witthaus/Barajas/Ollerton/Davis), 4x100 Throwers Relay (Mitton/Johnson/Suhr/Curto), 4x200 Relay (Witthaus/Barajas/Ollerton/Davis), 4x800 relay (Graham/Dillon/Braedt/Wilder), 2 person mile (Woodward/Almeida), Pole Vault (Diercks/Johnson/Robinson), and Long Jump (Hermann/Niemela/Norris).</p>
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<br /><p>At Timberlake, the boys won with 150 points, the 2nd place team was Timberlake with 101 points. Medal earners for the meet were the top 3 per event. Julian Barajas was 3rd in the 100 with 11.73, T.J. Davis was 1st in the 110mH in 15.62, 1st in the 300 mH with a 41.20 (4 second PR) and 2nd in the 200 in 23.34. In the 800 Sandpoint took 1st, 2nd, 4th and 6th, with Kyle Almeida (2:04) and Seth Graham (2:05) in the top 2 spots. In the mile, Sandpoint had 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 5th, with Kieran Wilder winning it in 4:47, Nikolai Braedt 2nd in 4:47 and Gabe Merithew 3rd in 4:55. Gabe Merithew also won the 3200 in 10:37, and Brady Nelsen was 3rd in 10:54. Sandpoint also won the 4x100 (Witthaus/Barajas/Ollerton and Davis) in 44.58, and was 2nd in the 4x200 in 1:34.33. For field events, Ammon Ollerton was 3rd in the High Jump with 5\'10" and Robbie Johnson was 3rd in the Pole Vault in 11\'6". T.J. Davis was named the male Track athlete of the meet for his 3 firsts and 1 second.</p>
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<br /><p>The girls won the meet with 165 points, 2nd place with Lakeland with 156.33. Hannah Davidson was 1st in the 400 with a 59.73, 1st in the Pole Vault in 9\', and first in the mile in 5:12.23. Her 1600 time was 5:10.74, which is a new school record. Hannah now has 2 school records and was voted female Track Athlete of the meet. Jazmin Stockton was 2nd in the 100 with a 13.32 and 2nd in the 200 with a 27.13. Ciera Bailey was 3rd in the 400 with a 1:02.41. Bionce Vincent was 3rd in the 800 with a 2:34.23. Niah Brass won 3200 in 12:28, Heather Wallace was 2nd in 12:29, Niah was 3rd in the mile in 5:36. Paige Davidson was 3rd in the 100mH in 18.03, 3rd in the 300mH in 51.46, and 2nd in the Pole Vault in a PR of 8\'6". Sandpoint was also first in the 4x100 (Yunek/Morgan/Klopman/Stockton) and 2nd in the 4x200 (Bailey/Yunek/Klopman/Stockton). Maddie Morgan won the Long Jump in 15\'4" and was 2nd in the Triple Jump in 33\'.25". </p>
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<br /><p>Sandpoint will compete at the Meet of Champions in Post Falls this coming Thursday. The meet is made up of the top 16 athletes registered in each event from all schools in District I, regardless of size classification.</p>', 'true');){kind=link}