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April 5-6, 2019 • Anchorage, Alaska
2019 - VOL. 10
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Big C Relays Schedule of Events
FRIDAY APRIL 5, 2019 SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 2019
10:00 Girls Long Jump 9:00 “Lord of the Rings” Girls Shot Put
Boys Long Jump “Lord of the Rings” Boys Discus
11:00 Girls Discus
Boys Shot Put 9:00 Alaska Airlines Pentathlon Girls 300mH
Alaska Airlines Pentathlon Girls High Jump 9:10 Alaska Airlines Pentathlon Boys 300mH
Alaska Airlines Pentathlon Boys High Jump 9:20 Girls 300mH Invite
Girls High Jump 9:35 Boys 300mH Invite
Boys High Jump 9:50 Girls Sprint Medley Relay (1/1/2/4)
Alaska Airlines Pentathlon Girls Shot Put 10:30 Boys Sprint Medley Relay (1/1/2/4)
Alaska Airlines Pentathlon Boys Shot Put 11:10 Girls 800m Invite
11:20 Boys 800m Invite
11:00 Todd Jackson State Farm Girls 3200m Invite 11:30 Soloy Const. 4xAlaskan Mile Co-Ed Relay
11:20 Todd Jackson State Farm Boys 3200m Invite 12:40 Girls Sprint Medley (2/2/4/8)
11:40 Girls Distance Medley Relay (12/4/8/16) 1:30 Boys Sprint Medley (2/2/4/8)
12:40 Boys Distance Medley Relay (12/4/8/16) 2:20 Special Event 300m
1:40 Holland America Fastest Alaskan 100m Pre- 2:30 Skinny Raven Laird Prosser Memorial Mile
lims Girls
2:40 Holland America Fastest Alaskan 100m Pre- 2:45 Big C Middle School Pursuit Mile
lims Boys
3:40 Girls High Step Hustler 100mH Prelims 3:00 Girls High Step Hustler 100mH Finals
4:15 Boys High Step Hustler 110mH Prelims 3:10 Boys High Step Hustler 100mH Finals
4:50 Girls 400m Invite 3:20 Holland America 100m Finals Girls
5:05 Boys 400m Invite 3:30 Holland America 100m Finals Boys
5:20 Co-Ed Swedish Medley (1/2/3/4) 3:40 Alaska Airlines Pentathlon Girls 800m
6:10 Fastest Kid on the Block 50m 3:55 Alaska Airlines Pentathlon Boys 800m
6:30 Girls High Step Hustler 100mH Semis 4:10 Girls 4x400
6:40 Boys High Step Hustler 110mH Semis 4:55 Boys 4x400
6:50 Alaska Airlines Pentathlon Girls 100m 5:30 End
6:55 Alaska Airlines Pentathlon Boys 100m
7:00 Holland America 100m Semis Girls
7:10 Holland America 100m Semis Boys
7:20 Circle Plumbing Girls 4x100m Relay
7:55 Circle Plumbing Boys 4x100m Relay
8:30 End
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USATF Alaska welcomes you to the Big C Relays!
W
e’ve been waiting three years to say these words… service. Who is the fleetest of feet? We’ll find
WELCOME TO THE BIG C RELAYS! We are once again ex- out with the Fastest Alaskan. Who can throw
cited to bring you another weekend of outstanding Track and the farthest? The “Lord of the Rings” will tell
Field, as teams of all sizes gather from across Alaska to compete. us. The medley relays, the “King/Queen of
We have come a long way since the first Big C Relays in 2008. It the Hill” along with more traditional track
started out as an opportunity for Grace Christian School and An- and field events make for an exciting meet for
chorage Christian School to give back to all of the other schools who athletes, coaches and spectators.
hosted them, as neither has their own track. When The Dome was Our weekend would not be complete
built, we saw a chance to put together a “little track meet.” Little did without special guests. This year we are happy
we know that the Big C Relays would turn into as big of an event as it’s to have Manteo Mitchell, 2012 Olympic
become. Thanks to the efforts of many to get The Dome back after the Silver Medalist along with Mason Rhodes, Shane Metcalf,
devastating collapse in 2017, we can now say we’re the “Little Track 2016 Paralympian Guide Runner and Champ Big C Relays
Meet That Could!” Page in town to show us how to race the 300m Meet Director
This year, USATF Alaska is taking the lead role but we still rely on and to interact and share their stories of hard
the help and support of the two schools to make it happen. USATF work and success. The Skinny Raven Laird Prosser Memorial Mile is
encompasses the world’s oldest organized sports, the most-watched shaping up to be a great race. On the men’s side, Hans Roelle, a West
events of Olympic broadcast, the No. 1 high school and junior high High grad and runner from Eugene, Ore., will toe the line along with
school participatory sport and more than 30 million adult runners in Alaskans and Black Hills State runners Levi Fried, Keith Osowski, Jo-
the United States. We are the sport of all ages and abilities. Whether nah and Jordan Theisen, and Canadian athletes representing Langley
you are just wanting to get active in a fun environment or a more Mustang’s Track and Field Club, Nickolas Colyn and Adam Marshall.
serious athlete, USATF Alaska is a great place to be connected. For the women, Alaska’s Allie Ostrander, now at Boise State, will lace
Our desire is to always offer excellent events characterized by up her shoes.
outstanding competition, organization and sportsmanship. During Along with the many committed volunteers, it also wouldn’t be
the Big C Relays, we provide as many opportunities for athletes to possible without the staff and sponsors. We thank you! There are
compete and the coaches the ability to evaluate and encourage in a many people who give countless hours to make the Big C Relays as
fun, fast method. By doing so, we are able to showcase some of our special as it is. We truly have become a family and enjoy working
stellar athletes who have worked diligently to impact their school, alongside each other to bring this to you. Thank you for joining us,
sport and community. Once again you will experience unique events and we hope you thoroughly enjoy this weekend of Alaskan Track and
such as the Alaska Airlines Pentathlon, where coaches nominate ath- Field.
letes based off of athletic and academic achievement and community — Shane Metcalf, 2019 Big C Relays Meet Director
WHAT’S INSIDE: Table of Contents
Big C Relays Schedule ..................................................................................................................................................... 2
Welcome Letter ..................................................................................................................................................................3
Alaska Airlines Pentathlon ............................................................................................................................................. 4
State Farm 3200-meter Invite ....................................................................................................................................... 7
Holland America Fastest Alaskan ................................................................................................................................ 8
Soloy 4 x Alaskan Mile .................................................................................................................................................. 10
Lord of the Throwing Rings ............................................................................................................................................11
Skinny Raven Laird Prosser Memorial Mile ............................................................................................................. 12
Featured Athlete: Manteo Mitchell .............................................................................................................................13
Big C Relays All-Time Records ......................................................................................................................................14
Participating Teams ........................................................................................................................................................ 15
2019 Big C Relays • 3
Alaska Airlines Pentathlon
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his year’s 2019 Alaska Airlines pentathlon promises to be the highlight of the Big C Relays.
Watch as six young men and women vie for the title by competing in the high jump, shot put, 100m, 300m
hurdles and 800m.
During the last Alaska Airlines pentathlon, held in April 2016 and before the collapse of the Dome, Thunder
Mountain’s Naomi Welling captured the third victory of her high school career, dominating the 300m hurdles
and 800 to grasp the title.
Chugiak’s Ty Jordan made a come-from-behind win, with strong performances in the 100m and 300m hur-
dles. It wasn’t until the last event, though, the 800m, that he stole the competition. His 1:57.26 time eclipsed
the second-place runner by more than 17 seconds, earning him valuable points that pushed him into the
winning title. Ty Jordan, Chugiak High
Read more about this year’s lineup at right, and see the schedule below:
Friday, April 5: Saturday, April 6:
11 a.m. 9 a.m.
High Jump (boys and girls) 300m hurdles girls
Shot put (boys and girls) 9:10 a.m.
6:50 p.m. Pentathlon 300m hurdles boys
100m girls 3:40 p.m.
6:55 p.m. 800m girls
100m boys 3:55 p.m.
800m boys
Naomi Welling, Thunder Mtn.
TEAM. WORK.
We’re proud to support the
2019 Big C Relays, and the
hundreds of young athletes
joining you today.
Ready, set, go.
Fly smart.
Land happy.
Meet the 2019 Big C Relays pentathletes
Bethany Carstens Micah Bartel
Nikiski High School Kodiak High School
GPA: 4.08 GPA: 3.50
2016 State runner-up, high jump State qualifier: 100m, 200m
2018 State qualifier: 4x100m, discus, State finalist: 4x400m
high jump, 300mH Kodiak Pentathlon winner
Brooklynn Gould Owen Chadwick
Chugiak High School Valdez High School
GPA: 4.00 GPA: 4.08
2017 State champion 300mH, 4x200 Specialties are 100m and 400m, as
2018 State champion: 100mH well as school record holder in 4x200.
Rookie of the Year, 2017 Also does high jump and long jump.
Cassie Howard Justin “Rocco” Nevells
Valdez High School Chugiak High School
GPA: 3.67 GPA: 3.94
2016 State champion, high jump 2017 State qualifier, 300mH, 110mH
2018 State third-place: high jump 2018 State qualifier: triple jump
School record holder, 4x100 (missed hurdles due to baseball)
Teeana Nicholai Landon Nicholson
Palmer High School Monroe Catholic High School
GPA: 3.20 GPA: 3.6
2017 Region champion, 100m 2017 State qualifier, 800m, 1600m
2018 Region, second place, 100m 2018 State qualifier, 4x200, 4x400
2018: State, third place, 100m Will run at Black Hills State, S.D.
Maya Pelayo Connor Owens
Lathrop High School Palmer High School
GPA: 3.47 GPA: 4.06
2018 State qualifier, discus Multi-discipline in 400m, 800m,
2017 Region champion, shot, discus, 1600m and 3200m
4x100 State, Region qualifier, 300mH, triple
jump
Aliann Schmidt William Parks
Soldotna High School Anchorage Christian School
GPA: 4.00 GPA: 3.52
State qualifier, high jump 2016 State qualifier, triple jump
2017 State qualifier, 4x800, triple
2018 State qualifier, 110mH, 300mH,
long jump, triple jump
Thanks, Alaska Airlines, for supporting Big C Relays!
Pentathlon records
GIRLS PENTATHLON WINNERS BOYS PENTATHLON WINNERS
Year Name School Result Year Name School Result
2009 Hannah Johnson Grace 3124 2009 Karsten Schick Kodiak 3322
2010 Morgan Kueter Bartlett 3059 2010 Karsten Schick Kodiak 3480
2011 Jessica Todd Dimond 3470 2011 Colton Schneider Soldotna 3153
2012 Alisha Allen Lathrop 3617 2012 Duncan Keith Chugiak 3232
2013 Scout Warners Eagle River 3395 2013 Tyler Rohde Chugiak 3683
2014 Naomi Welling Thunder Mountain 3472 2014 Leroy Elliott West 3503
2015 Naomi Welling Thunder Mountain 3927 2015 Tim Duke Soldotna 3764
Pentathlon scoring was automated in 2015. The 800m was calculat- Pentathlon scoring was automated in 2015. The 800m was calcu-
ed differently affecting the overall score. Naomi's results without that lated differently affecting the overall score. Tim's results without that
difference is 3952 difference is 3879
2016 Naomi Welling Thunder Mountain 3821 2016 Ty Jordan Chugiak 3135
Big C meet director Shane Metcalf with the 2016 Alaska Airlines Pentathlon participants.
The Todd Jackson Levi Thomet,
Big C 3200m
State Farm
record holder,
Kodiak High
3200m Invite
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atch as the longest individual race of the Big C Relays gets
underway on Friday, April 5. This event kicks off a week-
end of great racing and some of the state’s most dedicated
distance runners will be toeing the line. The 3200m race is a mental
game, where athletes are challenged to hold paces that maximize
their absolute physical limits, while still retaining enough energy to
have a wicked finishing kick. Many a 3200 race has been won in the
last 100 meters, so be prepared for some exciting last seconds.
The following top 16 athletes qualified for the 2019 State Farm
3200 Invite: State Farm 3200: When to watch
3200 Invite
Girls 3200 Meter Run Varsity
Lane Name School Seed Time Friday, April 5
3200 Invite Records
1 Tuckwood, Sadie Juneau Douglas 10:45.00 11 a.m.
2 Proffitt, Adrianna Chugiak 11:23.81 Girls Race GIRLS: Allie Ostrander 9:59.3 Kenai, 2015
3 Fahrney, Grace Service 11:24.51 11:20 a.m. BOYS: Levi Thomet, 8:54.2 Kodiak, 2015
4 Day, Breanna Chugiak 11:35.10 Boys Race
5 Jackson, Mazzy Grace Christian 11:36.42
6 VanPelt, Allison Wasilla 11:39.00
7 Calvert, Jaycie Kenai Central 11:48.87
8 Iverson, Anna Juneau Douglas 11:56.00
9 Arthur, Erika Soldotna 12:02.00
10 Annett, Grace Grace Christian 12:10.00
11 White, Lauren Monroe Catholic 12:26.69
12 Novak, Abby Colony 12:32.00
13 Trigler, Taryn Ben Eielson 12:37.00
14 Zock, Delainey Dimond 12:54.70
15 Yi, Hannah West Anchorage 12:58.33
16 Puls, Katherine Dimond 13:03.59
Boys 3200 Meter Run Varsity
Lane Name School Seed Time
1 Baciocco, Dominic Sitka 9:40.00
2 McIntyre, Skyler Sitka 9:40.00
3 Weezer, Freddy Unattached 9:58.00
4 Martin, Gabe Grace Christian 10:09.81
5 Rygh, Fred Dimond 10:19.05
6 Olson, Alex West Valley 10:20.00
7 Post, Ben West Anchorage 10:23.00
8 Bradley, Jacob Eagle River 10:28.80
9 Seto, Youji Kodiak 10:30.00
10 Hoefer, Noah Dimond 10:37.60
11 Winford, Jack West Valley 10:40.00
12 Connelly, Michael Chugiak 10:46.77
13 Macdonald, Thomas Su Valley 10:47.11
14 Hlasny, Jason Service 10:52.98
15 Kearns, Dylan Service 10:54.13
16 Owens, Ryan Palmer 10:54.28
2019 Big C Relays • 7
Holland America Line’s
Fastest Alaskan 100m
H
ailey Williams was only a freshman when the
Dome collapsed in January 2017, so she had not yet
experienced the excitement that is the Big C Relays.
The budding Delta Junction sprinter was already work-
ing hard to become faster – she has a coach who trains
her from afar and she flies into Anchorage for training
whenever she can. She spent her winter traveling to in-
door meets throughout the country to gain the exposure
and experience needed to become a Division I collegiate
runner, which is her goal.
This weekend she is the girl to watch.
The 16-year-old Delta Junction High School runner
holds an 11.95 100-meter PR she set at New Balance Na- Hailey Williams
tionals last June and a 24.81 200 meter she ran in Kodiak
at the 2018 Brian Young Invitational. If she can keep that speed, she may be able to
capture the Big C meet record of 12.41, set in 2015 by Anchorage Christian School’s
Tanner Ealum.
“I’m really excited – coming from Delta, it’s really hard even for a small team to have
the opportunity to compete in these big events,” Williams said. “Just knowing that we
can have a meet similar to state, to get those times in and see what we need to do with
our training plan, is so helpful for this time of year. It gives us a baseline at the begin- South Anchorage’s Brett Morman posted a Big C record
ning of the year before we have to compete at regionals and state.” 100-meter time of 11.05 in 2016.
Hailey Williams of Delta Junction High School outsprints competitors at the 2018
Division II ASAA State Championships. Williams, a junior, is the favorite in this
year’s Fastest Alaskan 100-meter sprint. She will be chasing Tanner Ealum’s (at
right) Big C Relays record of 12.41, set in 2015.
On the boys’ side, East Anchorage senior Colton Herman is posting the
fastest times thus far this season. He won the Division 1 State title in the 200
meters last year, with a 22.21; and has an 11.00 100-meter PR from the 2018
Region IV championships. In the Fastest Alaskan race, he will be chasing South
Anchorage sprinter Brett Morman’s 11.05, set in 2016.
The Fastest Alaskan race consists of preliminaries, in which the fastest 12
times will move on to semifinals. From there, the field is winnowed to six. Both
races take place Friday, April 5. The next afternoon, stay tuned as the champi-
onship races, which are at 3:20 p.m. for girls and 3:30 p.m. for boys.
No matter if records fall or remain, the chance to compete at such a level this
early in the season is not only a valuable training opportunity for the runners.
“I’m just excited to compete against everyone because everyone who is there
wants to do their best,” Williams said. “I’m thankful for the opportunity to go
down and compete.”
Holland America Line’s Fastest Alaskan Fastest Alaskan records
Preliminaries Semifinals Finals GIRLS: Tanner Ealum 12.41 Anchorage
Friday, April 5 Friday, April 5 Saturday, April 6 Christian School, 2015
1:40 p.m. 7 p.m. 3:20 p.m.
Girls Girls Girls BOYS: Brett Morman, 11.05 South
2:40 p.m. 7:10 p.m. 3:30 p.m. Anchorage, 2016
Boys Boys Boys
2019 Big C Relays • 9
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here are not many opportunities for the boys and girls on a
team to work together, but the Soloy Construction 4 x Alaskan Mile
will do just that. Be sure to stick around Saturday to watch as two
boys and two girls join forces to run the fastest combined four miles-plus
(four laps on the Dome track is slightly longer than a mile). Some teams
will even join forces with other teams to form their own mixed teams so
everyone gets a chance to compete.
Also in the co-ed category is a new relay called the Swedish Medley,
which features 100-200-300-400-meter legs, with the girls taking on legs
1 and 3, and the boys running legs 2 and 4. That race is set for 5:20 p.m.,
Friday, April 5.
The 4 x Alaskan Mile
Saturday, April 6 Meet Record
11:30 a.m.
Kenai High: 20:16.9, Allie Ostrander,
Riana Boonstra, Jordan Theisen, Jonah Dimond milers run in the 2015 4 x Alaskan Mile.
Theisen, 2015
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10 • 2019 Big C RelaysLord of the (throwing) rings
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ho’s going to be the Lord of the Rings? Be sure to stop by the throwing pits to see who wins. Scores are combined between the
two events to determine the overall strong man and woman of the weekend.
Schedule
Friday, April 5
11 a.m.
Girls discus
Boys shot
Saturday, April 6
9 a.m.
Boys discus
Girls shot
Kordell Pillans of Kodiak won the 2016
discus in 152’ 6”, and the shot put in
51’ 10”.
Amir Williams of Anchorage Christian School
captured the 2016 Lord of the Rings girls title.
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2019 Big C Relays • 11Laird Prosser memorial mile
sponsored by Skinny Raven Sports
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ome watch some of Alaska’s fastest runners in the Laird and runner from Eugene, Ore.; Black Hills (S.D.) State runners Levi
Prosser Memorial Mile, an event enthusiastically sponsored by Fried and Keith Osowski of Kodiak, and Jonah and Jordan Theisen of
Skinny Raven Sports in Anchorage. The event is named in the Kenai; and Canadian athletes representing Langley Mustang’s Track
honor of one of Alaska’s best distance runners. and Field Club, Nickolas Colyn and Adam Marshall. Look for local
Here’s what Skinny Raven’s John Clark had to say about Prosser: high school talent to challenge the field as well.
“Laird Prosser was one of the best of the many great runners I have
been privileged to coach. But our relationship went far beyond just
helping him run faster than anyone ever had at Dimond High, where
I coached for 20 years. It was the way he did it, the way he conducted
himself and the way we supported each other even after his running
career was over. Laird epitomized all the things I wish I could have been
when I was a young athlete.”
This year’s lineup includes some standout Alaska runners — most
notably Boise State’s Allie Ostrander, who is just off a 10,000-meter
record-setting time at the Stanford Invitational. Ostrander’s third-
place finish and time of 32:06.71 set a new school and Mountain West
record and puts her 10th in the NCAA record books for the event. The
Kenai native will be competing with Hans Roelle, a West High grad
THANK YOU
12 • 2019 Big C RelaysBig C featured athlete: Manteo Mitchell
Olympic silver medalist, World and U.S. gold
sprinter comes to Alaska to meet the athletes
T
he Big C Relays tries to not only offer a great com-
petitive event, but also feature big names in the sport of track
& field. These are the athletes young people look up to and
aspire to become themselves one day – whether it is a dream or a real
possibility.
This year, we are excited to welcome back Manteo Mitchell, an
Olympic silver medalist and 400-meter specialist who not only will
meet and greet our athletes, but also race an exhibition 300-meter
indoor race with other elite-level athletes. Mitchell was a guest athlete
at the 2015 Big C Relays, and said he is excited to be coming back to
Alaska.
“It was such a fun event,” he said of his first Big C experience – and
first time ever in Alaska. “There were tons of kids everywhere taking
part in all the races and field events. It was cool to watch it all take
place. “
The Shelby, N.C., native now lives in Asheville, N.C., where he
trains full time in the sport. In North Carolina, the weather is more
forgiving so most of his training can take place outdoors. Still, he
said, he was surprised to see an indoor track of this size in Anchorage.
“To say I was surprised is an understatement for sure,” he said.
“Though I’d much rather run outside (I love the heat), to have this
facility in place for areas like Alaska is just amazing. You guys are
definitely blessed to have this.”
The Dome will indeed be a happening place over the weekend.
Mitchell will be running the 300 meters against Champ Page from
Ohio State and Mason Rhodes (Team USA Paralympic Guide), as well
as some college runners in the area who may opt in.
“I think it’s important to put your best product on display,” he said. Professional sprinters
“These athletes need the exposure. That’s how I got into the sport. Not Manteo Mitchell (pictured
many people can say they warmed up and ran on the same track as an above and at right), Champ
international icon. That could spark the very flame needed for these Page Mason Rhodes
kids to grow.” will race an exhibition
Mitchell, who attended Western Carolina University and is 31 now, 300-meter race at 2:20 p.m.
has made professional running his career. Still, he said, no matter how Saturday, April 6 at the Big
great of an athlete you are, his biggest advice to aspiring runners this C Relays.
simple: “Get your education first and foremost. That’s something that
can never be taken away from you, and it’s important. With hard-
work, dedication, and belief .... there’s no telling what heights you can
reach — that’s with any endeavor. Not just track.”
That mentality made the news when in 2012, Mitchell competed in While in Alaska, Mitchell said he will continue his training, likely
the 2012 4x400 preliminaries with a broken leg. When asked just how, using the Dome for some of his own workouts. But he also hopes to
exactly, he managed to pull that off, his response consisted of three get out and enjoy the state a bit more than he was able to last time.
words: “Mind. Over. Matter.” “My biggest goal is always to inspire someone while I’m there – I
“A lot of athletes over-train their bodies or under-train their bodies love shaping the lives of others, both young and old alike,” he said. “I
physically in an attempt to get to this point or that point,” he said. know there will be lots of questions and pictures, so I’m brightening
“What’s often missed is the mental component that goes hand in hand my smile and preparing for it all. My last experience with Big C’s was
with reaching set goals. My mental game was strong, and I hate losing awesome and I know this one will only build off of that. I’m looking
more than I love winning so I went for it all.” forward to some excursions as well. Last time I didn’t have a lot of free
Not to mention, he said, “I didn’t want to let my team or teammates time to do much but that’s not the case this time around!”
down so I kept running.”
2019 Big C Relays • 13The Record Book: Big
ALL-TIME BOYS RECORDS
Discus 170’10” Jordan Clarke Bartlett 2008
Shot Put 65’ 6.50” Jordan Clarke Bartlett 2008
High Jump 6’ 8” Bryce Hellman Bartlett 2016
Long Jump 21’ 2” Ben Jackson Service 2008
100 Hurdles 14.75 Tyler Rohde Chugiak 2012
300 Hurdles 40.09 Tyler Rohde Chugiak 2012
100 meters 11.05 Brett Morman South 2016
400 meters 49.34 Daquan Brunson Bartlett 2012
800 meters 1:55.5. Levi Thomet Kodiak 2015
1600 meters 4:17.9 Trevor Dunbar Kodiak 2008
3200 meters 8:54.2 Levi Thomet Kodiak 2015
4x100 relay 44.38 K. Honore, B. McKoy, R. Predmore, T. Showalter Bartlett 2012
4x400 relay 3:27.14 B. Durr, B. Panoam, D. Reid, J. Obrigewitch Bartlett 2016
4x800 relay 7:58.1 C. Mamikunian, S. Talbot, R. Walgren, J. Lane Service 2010
4x1652 relay 20:16.9 J. Theisen, J. Theisen Kenai 2015
800 SMR relay 1:36.1 D. Watson, A Tufega, D. Gray, J.J. Jack-Nixon Dimond 2011
1600 SMR 3:35.8 T. Randall, I. Ashley, J. Jackman, J. Theisen Kenai 2015
relay
Pentathlon 3764 Tim Duke Soldotna 2015
Big C Relays Staff Our sponsors
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Meet Director: Shane Metcalf Holland America
Head Official: Jason Hofacker Soloy Construction
Head Timing Official: Ben Larson Skinny Raven
Meet Announcers: Chris Waythomas Todd Jackson, State Farm Insurance
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Hospitality: Kylee Hickok Quilt Tree
Meet Program: Melissa Hall The Kouremetis Parekh Family
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Life Med AlaskaC Relays all-time bests
ALL-TIME GIRLS RECORDS
Discus 116’ Paige Blackburn Soldotna 2008
Shot Put 39’ 4.75” Hannah Edmonds ACS 2015
High Jump 5’ 2” Thit Bak Skyview 2011
Ann Gebauer Service 2015
Long Jump 16’ 7” Dajanae Harris Service 2012
100 Hurdles 15.04 Rosie Smith Bartlett 2012
300 Hurdles 44.99 Jordyn Bruce Eagle River 2016
100 meters 12.41 Tanner Ealum ACS 2015
400 meters 55.87 Tanner Ealum ACS 2015
800 meters 2:16.29 Tanner Ealum ACS 2016
1600 meters 5:29.4 Shoshana Keegan West Anc. 2018
3200 meters 9:59.3 Allie Ostrander Kenai 2015
4x100 relay 50.91 J. Tillmon, K. Young, B. Walker, D. Little Bartlett 2010
4x400 relay 4:05.9 L. Sandahl, S. DeVito, B. Beeson, L. Flanagan Kenai 2010
4x800 relay 9:31.0 M. Burroughs, P. Mathis, J. Pahkala, M. Dampier Wasilla 2012
4x1652 relay 20:16.9 A. Ostrander, R. Boonstra Kenai 2015
800 SMR relay 1:53.7 S. Hull, S. DeVito, B. Beeson, L. Flanagan Kenai 2010
1600 SMR 4:15.7 K. Whannell, K. Harding, A. Gibson, A. Ostrander Kenai 2015
relay
Pentathlon 3947 Naomi Welling Thunder Mtn. 2015
Participating teams 2019 Big C Relays
Anchorage Christian School Homer High School Service High School
Bartlett High School Houston High School Sitka High School
Ben Eielson High School Hutchison High School Soldotna High School
Birchwood Christian School Juneau Douglas High School South Anchorage High School
Chugiak High School Kenai Central High School Su-Valley High School
Colony High School Kodiak High School Tri Valley High School
Cook Inlet Academy Lathrop High School Valdez High School
Delta Junction High School Monroe Catholic School Wasilla High School
Dimond High School Nikiski High School Wasilla Lake Christian School
Eagle River High School Palmer High School West Anchorage High School
East Anchorage High School Redington High School West Valley High School
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