{"id":389582,"date":"2023-04-17T06:02:53","date_gmt":"2023-04-16T20:02:53","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.saipantribune.com\/?p=389582"},"modified":"2023-04-17T06:02:53","modified_gmt":"2023-04-16T20:02:53","slug":"sis-kobes-lead-es-athletics-qualifiers","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.saipantribune.com\/index.php\/sis-kobes-lead-es-athletics-qualifiers\/","title":{"rendered":"SIS, KobES lead ES athletics qualifiers"},"content":{"rendered":"
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In this file photo, elementary school students are neck-and-neck during a boys sprint event of the NMA\/PSS All School Athletics 2022-2023 held at the Oleai Sports Complex. (CONTRIBUTED PHOTO)(<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Saipan International School and Koblerville Elementary School led Group 1 in Week 2 of qualifiers in the NMA\/PSS All Schools Athletics 2022-2023 last Thursday at the Oleai Sports Complex track and field.<\/p>\n

The Geckos and Umangs topped seven heats each in the 60m, 200m, and 800m, as well as the long jump event.<\/p>\n

SIS\u2019 Gabriel Walsh led the 9U boys 60m Heat 2 at 10.44; Jacob Borja from Oleai Elementary School was second at 10.63; and Lennox Sablan from Saipan Community School at 10.80 seconds.<\/p>\n

KobES\u2019 Phillip Arriola was first in Heat 3 with 10.87; Sage Tenorio from SCS was second at 11.49; Napu Angui from William S. Reyes Elementary School was third at 11.78; and fourth was Tate Aldan from SCS at 13.71 seconds.<\/p>\n

In the 12U boys 60m Heat 2, first place was Ben Hossain from KobES at 8.79; second was Jude Rayphand from San Vicente Elementary School at 9.52; and third was Alexander Salundaguit from OES at 9.69 seconds.<\/p>\n

KobES\u2019 Baylyn Mansfield led the 9U girls 60m Heat 1 at 10.26; Breanne Ilo from OES was second at 10.58; and third was Ashia Aguon from WSR at 10.86 seconds.<\/p>\n

Heat 3 was led by SIS\u2019 Scarlett Burrell 10.07; second was teammate Neveah Arriola at 10.28; and Jasiel Mesik from KobES was third with 11.11 seconds.<\/p>\n

In the 12U girls 60m Heat 1, Sapalyn Apas from KobES took first at 9.79; Adalee West from SIS took second at 10.25; and Argeanna Flores from OES took third at 10.44 seconds.<\/p>\n

Heat 2 was dominated by Julyann Hellson from KobES at 9.95; and second and third was OES\u2019 Haelie Edwards at 10.26 and Isabel Carreon at 10.47.<\/p>\n

The 9U Boys 200m Heat 1 winner was Gabriel Walsh from at 36.08; second was OES\u2019 Jaden Concepcion 37.31; and teammate Jacob Borja at 38.38 seconds.<\/p>\n

Heat 2 was led by Carver Gross from SIS at 39.88; Lorenzo Deleon Guerrero from SVS was second at 40.80; and Paul Wang from WSR was third at 44.39 seconds.<\/p>\n

The 12U boys 200m Heat 1 first place was Ben Hossain at 33.50; Alexander Salundaguit was second at 34.57; Arturo Pangelinan from KobES was third at 40.91; and Chaz Camacho from WSR was fourth at 43.73.<\/p>\n

Heat 1 first place in the 9U girls 200m was Scarlett Burrell at 35.74; second and third was OES\u2019 Kaylen Taflinger at 36.76 and Mitchiko Laniyo at 40.31 seconds.<\/p>\n

Heat 2 Top 3 were Neveah Arriola at 36.11; Madison Rabauliman from OES at 40.40; and Jasiel Mesik from KobES at 41.64.<\/p>\n

The 12U girls 200m Heat 2 Top 3 were KobES\u2019 Sapalyn Apas at 35.47; Julyann Hellson at 36.69; and Tristine Deleon Guerrero from SVS at 36.87.<\/p>\n

The 12U boys 800m Top 3 were Keneth Aguon from WSR at 3:09.95; Jude Rayphand from SVS at 3:15.29; and Ryu Aguon from WSR at 3:35.06.<\/p>\n

The 9U girls 800m Top 3 were Scarlett Burrell at 3:28.78; Neveah Arriola at 3:32.35; and Mitchiko Laniyo at 3:56.78.<\/p>\n

The 12U girls 800m Top 3 were a sweep by SIS with Leilani Ruszala at first with 3:24.17; Windsor Gross at 3:24.91; and Isla Grant at 3:29.17.<\/p>\n

In the 9U girls long jump event, KobES\u2019 Baylyn Mansfield led with a distance of 2.71; second was Scarlett Burrell at 2.51; and Neveah Arriola was third at 2.22.<\/p>\n

Results of the middle school and high school athletics will be posted in the next issues of Saipan Tribune.<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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