{"id":390087,"date":"2023-04-24T06:03:40","date_gmt":"2023-04-23T20:03:40","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.saipantribune.com\/?p=390087"},"modified":"2023-04-24T06:03:40","modified_gmt":"2023-04-23T20:03:40","slug":"torchbearers-blaze-through-3000m-in-last-hs-qualifiers","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.saipantribune.com\/index.php\/torchbearers-blaze-through-3000m-in-last-hs-qualifiers\/","title":{"rendered":"Torchbearers blaze through 3,000m in last HS qualifiers"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Eunice Xu from Agape Christian School, right, is first place in the 18U girls 3,000m event in the last high school qualifiers of the NMA\/PSS All Schools Athletics 2022-2023 last Saturday at the Oleai Sports Complex track and field. (CONTRIBUTED PHOTO)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

The Agape Christian School Torchbearers torched their competition in the last high school 18U 3,000m qualifiers in the NMA\/PSS All Schools Athletics 2022-2023 last Saturday at the Oleai Sports Complex track and field.<\/p>\n

In the 18U boys competition, Samuel Zhu came in first with a time of 11:25.71; second was Takeru Jim from Grace Christian Academy at 11:51.64; and Jake Moncada of Tinian High School 12:23.81<\/p>\n

The 18U girls 3,000m was a close one with Eunice Xu coming in first at 12:43.50; second was Tiana Cabrera from Saipan International School at 12:56.26; and third was ACS\u2019 Emma Pang at 14:10.60.<\/p>\n

The other event was the boys and girls 800m, with the boys competition led by Cody Shimizu from Marianas High School at 2:13.94; Caleb Cui from ACS was second at 2:14.83; and Miles Linden from GCA was third at 2:25.79.<\/p>\n

In the girls race, Eunice Xu was first again with a time of 2:47.12; Summer Manahane from Saipan Southern High School was second at 3:03.08; and third was Emma Pang at 3:09.36.
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Tinian High School\u2019s Marcial Patio, right, is third place in the discus throw event in the last high school qualifiers of the NMA\/PSS All Schools Athletics 2022-2023 last Saturday at the Oleai Sports Complex track and field.<\/figcaption><\/figure><\/p>\n

The shortest sprint event of the day was the boys and girls 200m. Augustin Palacios from THS was first at 25.30; second was Caleb Cui at 25.58; and third was Bonny Gonzales from THS at 28.16 seconds.<\/p>\n

Heat 2 was led by Cody Shimizu with 24.97; second was Jasper Hall from GCA at 25.25; and third was Justice Aldan from THS at 26.11 seconds.<\/p>\n

Heat 3 Top 2 were Matthew Sarmiento from THS at 24.70 and Kobe Imperial from SSHS at 28.85.<\/p>\n

The girls\u2019 Top 3 was Edwardina Flamar from Kagman High School at 30.54; Priscilla Cheng from ACS at 32.06; and Ha\u2019ani Passi from SSHS at 32.68.<\/p>\n

Heat 2 Top 4 was Casey Cruz from SSHS at 28.35; Sunny Wang at 32.71; THS\u2019 Mary Manuel at 34.27; and teammate Serenity Guzman at 37.27.<\/p>\n

Heat 3 was dominated by Filomenaleonisa Iakopo from SIS at 28.45; second was Tsubakiko Joab from KHS at 32.27; and Denise Miguel was third at 33.06.<\/p>\n

In the 18U boys shot put event, the Stallions dominated the Top 3. Matua San Nicolas was first with 12.37m; Keith Nabors was second with 10.25m; and Mefi Norech was third at 9.93m.<\/p>\n

In the 18U girls shot put, Ruth Zhang from ACS topped it at 8.10m; second was Karisse Ong from THS at 6.88m; and Jasmine John from SSHS was third with 6.85m.<\/p>\n

The last field event was the discus throw, with the 18U boys dominated by the Stallions once again. Matua San Nicolas was first at 30.05m; second was Keith Nabors at 28.99m; and third was Marcial Patio at 26.78m.<\/p>\n

For the girls discus throw, Kina Rangamar from MHS threw the farthest at 17.15m; second was Abbygaile Ong from THS at 16.94m; and third was teammate Julia Medicielo at 16.58.<\/p>\n

Results of the last middle school qualifiers will be posted in the next editions of Saipan Tribune.<\/em>\u00a0<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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