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South Platte Sentinel Wednesday, May 25, 2016 Page 21 Sports CORNER PUTT PUTT Miniature Golf Course & Batting Cages Updates including new obstacles and new greens & more! OPEN DAILY 1-9 p.m. For Parties Call 521-0169 NOW OPEN 1030 Douglas St. Sterling, CO Summer Gymnastics Classes At The Country Gymnastics Center Ages 3 to High School Level For Boys & Girls Classes For Preschool Through Intermediate/Advanced Levels Call 522-7565 For Registration Information. If No Answer, Please Leave A Message. Country Gymnastics www.countrygymnastics.com By Ken McDowell Sports Editor LAKEWOOD – Kayla Zink is making her name well known in track and field in the state of Colorado. In the Class 2A State Track and Field Meet at Jeffco Stadium Saturday, the Caliche High School (CHS) junior captured the state title in the 100-meter dash for the third straight year, clocking a time of 12.74. Last year Zink won the Class 2A state title in the 100-meter dash with a time of 12.66. As a freshman Zink won the 100-meter dash in the Class 1A State Meet with a time of 12.88. Zink wasn’t the only state champion from Caliche as senior Jaedyn Lambrecht closed out her high school career by winning the Class 2A state title in the 100-meter hurdles with a time of 16.37. Lambrecht clocked a personal best time of 16.33 in the preliminaries to place third, which qualified her for the finals. “It felt amazing to win and it was a great way to end the state track meet,” she said. Zink also finished first in the prelims of the 100-meter dash with a time of 12.51 to reach the finals. She said that winning the state title is something that is exciting every year. “Winning there is a feeling I will never take for granted and it never gets old,” she said. “Honestly, I just have to give all of the glory to God because He is the one who brought me to the podium once again. “I would say another key to winning was just to focus on getting out of the blocks as fast as I could and then just giving it my all.” Zink has one more year left to have the opportunity to experience the thrill of victory once again, and she is already looking forward to it. “I am definitely looking for another one next year,” she admitted. “I already want that more than anything!” Zink also enjoyed placing in 2 other individual events at state. She was third in the 200-meter dash with a time of 26.13. In the prelims Zink that same personal best time of 26.13 to reach the finals. Zink was also a fifth place finish in the long jump with a personal best distance of 16-1. To top it off, she and Lambrecht were members of the Lady Buffs’ 4x100-meter relay team that placed fifth with a time of 51.87. Their teammates in that event were freshmen Cristen Houghton and Kaitlyn Houghton. In the prelims that team placed fifth with a personal best time of 51.53 to qualify for the finals. Sophomore Sydney Sorensen of the Lady Buffs placed seventh in the discus with a personal best throw of 113-8. Kaitlyn Houghton competed in the 300-meter hurdles and placed ninth at 50.57. She posted a personal best time of 49.28 in the prelims to reach the finals. Cristen Houghton joined Zink in the 100-meter dash and the 200-meter dash. In the 100-meter dash she placed 15 th in the prelims with a time of 13.55 and 13 th in the prelims of the 200-meter dash at 27.77, but did not qualify for the finals in either event. Lambrecht also placed eighth in the long jump with a distance of 34-4.50. As a team the Lady Buffs placed sixth in the meet with 43 points. Paonia was the team champion with 139 points. The Caliche boy’s team sent the 4x100-meter relay squad of seniors Colby Duncan and Bruce Taylor and sophomores Skyler Armstrong and Taylor Houghton to state. That team placed eighth with a time of 45.92 after setting a personal best mark of 45.40 in the prelims to reach the finals. Merino High School (MHS) was also well represented in the Class 2A State Meet, sending 4 boys and 4 girls. In the boy’s meet for Merino, senior Sergio Mendez placed 17 th in the high jump at 5-6; sophomore Zach Karg was 17 th in the 1600-meter run at 4:54.60; senior Logan Redabaugh was 18 th in the long jump at 17-1.75 and junior Jalen Jole was 18 th in the triple jump at 36.6.25. In the girl’s meet the Merino 4x800-meter relay team of senior Rachel Mari, sophomore Kira Roelle and freshmen Riley Alber and Lydia Stegner-Pejsa placed 18 th in the prelims with a time of 11:40.30. Zink dashes to 3 in a row; Lambrecht captures first in hurdles Junior Jenna Zink (middle) was all smiles when she had the opportunity to stand at the top of the podium for the third stright year in the 100-meter dash last weekend. (Courtesy Photo.) Senior Jaedyn Lambrecht of the Lady Buffs was also smiling when she closed in on the state title in the 100-meter hurdles. (Photo Courtesy Of Jaece Lambrecht.)
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South Platte Sentinel Wednesday, May 25, 2016 Page 21 Sports
CORNER PUTT PUTTMiniature Golf Course
& Batting CagesUpdates including new obstacles
and new greens & more!
OPEN DAILY 1-9 p.m.For Parties
Call 521-0169
NOW OPEN
1030 Douglas St. Sterling, CO
Summer Gymnastics Classes At The
Country Gymnastics Center
Ages 3 to High School LevelFor Boys & Girls
Classes For Preschool Through Intermediate/Advanced Levels
Call 522-7565 For Registration Information. If No Answer, Please Leave A Message.
Country Gymnasticswww.countrygymnastics.com
By Ken McDowell Sports Editor LAKEWOOD – Kayla Zink is making her name well known in track and fi eld in the state of Colorado. In the Class 2A State Track and Field Meet at Jeffco Stadium Saturday, the Caliche High School (CHS) junior captured the state title in the 100-meter dash for the third straight year, clocking a time of 12.74. Last year Zink won the Class 2A state title in the 100-meter dash with a time of 12.66. As a freshman Zink won the 100-meter dash in the Class 1A State Meet with a time of 12.88. Zink wasn’t the only state champion from Caliche as senior Jaedyn Lambrecht closed out her high school career by winning the Class 2A state title in the 100-meter hurdles with a time of 16.37. Lambrecht clocked a personal best
time of 16.33 in the preliminaries to place third, which qualifi ed her for the fi nals. “It felt amazing to win and it was a great way to end the state track meet,” she said. Zink also fi nished fi rst in the prelims of the 100-meter dash with a time of 12.51 to reach the fi nals. She said that winning the state title is something that is exciting every year. “Winning there is a feeling I will never take for granted and it never gets old,” she said. “Honestly, I just have to give all of the glory to God because He is the one who brought me to the podium once again. “I would say another key to winning was just to focus on getting out of the blocks as fast as I could and then just giving it my all.” Zink has one more year left to have the opportunity to experience the thrill of victory once again, and she is already looking forward to it.
“I am defi nitely looking for another one next year,” she admitted. “I already want that more than anything!” Zink also enjoyed placing in 2 other individual events at state. She was third in the 200-meter dash with a time of 26.13. In the prelims Zink that same personal best time of 26.13 to reach the fi nals. Zink was also a fi fth place fi nish in the long jump with a personal best distance of 16-1. To top it off, she and Lambrecht were members of the Lady Buffs’ 4x100-meter relay team that placed fi fth with a time of 51.87. Their teammates in that event were freshmen Cristen Houghton and Kaitlyn Houghton. In the prelims that team placed fi fth with a personal best time of 51.53 to qualify for the fi nals. Sophomore Sydney Sorensen of the Lady Buffs placed seventh in the discus with a personal best throw of 113-8. Kaitlyn Houghton competed in the 300-meter hurdles and placed ninth at 50.57. She posted a personal best time of 49.28 in the prelims to reach the fi nals. Cristen Houghton joined Zink in the 100-meter dash and the 200-meter dash. In the 100-meter dash she placed 15th in the prelims with a time of 13.55 and 13th in the prelims of the 200-meter dash at 27.77, but did not qualify for the fi nals in either event. Lambrecht also placed eighth in the long jump with a distance of 34-4.50. As a team the Lady Buffs placed sixth in the meet with 43 points. Paonia was the team champion with 139 points. The Caliche boy’s team sent the 4x100-meter relay squad of seniors Colby Duncan and Bruce Taylor and sophomores Skyler Armstrong and Taylor Houghton to state.
That team placed eighth with a time of 45.92 after setting a personal best mark of 45.40 in the prelims to reach the fi nals. Merino High School (MHS) was also well represented in the Class 2A State Meet, sending 4 boys and 4 girls. In the boy’s meet for Merino, senior Sergio Mendez placed 17th in the high jump at 5-6; sophomore Zach Karg was 17th in the
1600-meter run at 4:54.60; senior Logan Redabaugh was 18th in the long jump at 17-1.75 and junior Jalen Jole was 18th in the triple jump at 36.6.25. In the girl’s meet the Merino 4x800-meter relay team of senior Rachel Mari, sophomore Kira Roelle and freshmen Riley Alber and Lydia Stegner-Pejsa placed 18th in the prelims with a time of 11:40.30.
Zink dashes to 3 in a row; Lambrecht captures fi rst in hurdles
Junior Jenna Zink (middle) was all smiles when she had the opportunity to stand at the top of the podium for the third stright year in the 100-meter dash last weekend. (Courtesy Photo.)
Senior Jaedyn Lambrecht of the Lady Buff s was also smiling when she closed in on the state title in the 100-meter hurdles. (Photo Courtesy Of Jaece Lambrecht.)
