{"id":390162,"date":"2023-04-25T06:01:57","date_gmt":"2023-04-24T20:01:57","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.saipantribune.com\/?p=390162"},"modified":"2023-04-25T06:01:57","modified_gmt":"2023-04-24T20:01:57","slug":"ms-wraps-up-athletics-qualifiers","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.saipantribune.com\/index.php\/ms-wraps-up-athletics-qualifiers\/","title":{"rendered":"MS wraps up athletics qualifiers"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Middle school runners in the 14U girls 800m Heat 1 take off from the starting line in the last qualifiers of the PSS\/McDonald\u2019s All Schools Athletics 2022-2023 last Saturday at the Oleai Sports Complex track and field. (LEIGH GASES)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Middle school participants wrapped up their qualifiers in the 14U PSS\/McDonald\u2019s All Schools Athletics 2022-2023 last Saturday at the Oleai Sports Complex track and field.<\/p>\n

The 14U boys 200m Top 4 in Heat 1 were Christopher Cruz from DanDan Middle School at 25.03; Keeanu Villanueva from Francisco M. Sablan Middle School at 28.21; Landon Pudney from Saipan International School at 28.46; and Yong Jun Lin from Hopwood Middle School at 30.93 seconds.<\/p>\n

Heat 2 was topped by Agape Christian School\u2019s Shulun He at 26.6; second was FMS\u2019 Changhwan Ryu with a time of 27.33; and third was Tanapag Middle School\u2019s Abraham Falig with a time of 27.59 seconds.<\/p>\n

Heat 3 Top 3 were Kamron Pangelinan from DMS with a time of 28.45; HMS\u2019 Yi Wei Zou at 29.07; and ChaCha Ocean View Middle School\u2019s Jesse Lin with a time of 33.42 seconds.<\/p>\n

SIS\u2019 Audiescott Iakopo led Heat 4 with a time of 25.94; teammate SIS\u2019 Mosha Sikkel with 26.58; and Saipan Community School\u2019s Patrick McDonald with a time of 32.1 seconds.<\/p>\n

In Heat 5, ACS\u2019 Daniel Yang dominated with a time of 27.04; DMS\u2019 Peter Camacho was second with 29.1; and third was FMS\u2019 Peyton Basa with 33.38 seconds.<\/p>\n

For the U14 girls 200m, Top 3 were ACS\u2019 Barbara Wang with a time of 30.88; DMS\u2019 Ayanna Stole at 32.33; and FMS\u2019 Kohane Nishimura with a time of 33.01 seconds.<\/p>\n

Heat 2 Top 3 were COVMS\u2019 Paige Blanco who clocked in at 30.61; Tinian Junior High School\u2019s Chae Yun at 33.93; and FMS\u2019 Maryiel Baculod at 36.01 seconds.<\/p>\n

In Heat 3, Tanapag Middle School\u2019s Rhodalyn Zandueta took first place with a time of 31.22; Second was DMS\u2019 Romalyn Ada with a time of 32.47; and third was TMS\u2019 Rayven Quitano at 32.97 seconds.<\/p>\n

In Heat 4 Tinian\u2019s Ysabella Lenteja was first at 28.35; HMS\u2019 Yelynn Ha was second at 31.23; and TMS\u2019 Sari Barman was third at 32.08 seconds.<\/p>\n

In the 14U 800m boys event, Michael Miller from Grace Christian Academy finished first with a time of 2:19.70; SIS\u2019 Moshe Sikkel was second with a time of 02:28.97; third was ACS\u2019 Daniel Song at 02:38.50.<\/p>\n

In the U14 girls division, Aubrey White was first at 03:05.87; HMS\u2019 Yelynn Ha was second with a time of 03:22.09; and third was Rhodalyn Zandueta with a time of 03:22.09.<\/p>\n

The 3,000m 14U boys division was topped by ACS\u2019 Raffy Cai with 11:20.29; second was teammate Daniel Song at 12:04.14; and third was DMS\u2019 Landen Taflinger with a time of 12:21.08.<\/p>\n

The girls division was led by DMS\u2019 Addalee Taflinger with a finish time of 13:36.35 followed by ACS\u2019 Barbara Wang with a time of 13:59.20 and SIS\u2019 Faith Arriola with a time of 15:20.57.<\/p>\n

In the field event of the 14U boys shot put, first was Kallan Seidler from DMS with a distance of 9.25m; second was KyMani Nabors from TJHS at 8.52m; third was David Ye from SCS with 7.88m.<\/p>\n

The girls 14U division was led by Ka\u2019isa San Nicolas from TJHS at 7.24m; teammate Paige Sandbergen at 5.94m; third was Alexa Mempin from DMS at 5.66m.
\nThe last field event was the discus throw and the Top 3 in the 14U boys was Kallan Seidler with 20.99m; DJ Joab from SIS at 20.96m; and Peyton Basa at 20.34m.<\/p>\n

In the girls division, Ka\u2019isa San Nicolas topped it again with 17.05; Anastasia Minor from COVMS was second at 16.53; and Paige Sandbergen was third at 16.04.<\/p>\n

The middle school and high school championship rounds are scheduled for Friday, May 5, and Saturday, May 6.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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