Girls Track 2004 Records
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Class S Girls |
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| 1st |
All Saints (Breese) |
36 |
| 2nd | Selmaville |
35 |
| 3rd | Trinity St. John (Nashville) |
28 |
| 4th | Bluford | 24 |
Noble 14.5 Creal
Springs 14 Egyptian 14 St.Libory 14 North Clay 13 Brookport 10
Woodlawn 9 St.Peter/Paul 8 Wayne City 7.5 New Hope 7
N.Simpson Hill 7 St.Joe 7 Field 6
Geff 5 Norris City 5 Raccoon 5
Rome 5 St.Mary's Centralia 5 Goreville 4
McClellan 4 Unity 4 So.Central 3
Vienna 3 Bethel 2 Central City 2 Joppa 2
St.Theresa 2 Clay City 1 Thompsonville 1 Waltonville 1
Heman of All Saints tied the high jump record of 5-3.
Mulvany of Selmaville set a new discus record of 104-2
Dean of Noble tied the hurdle record of 17.1
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Class L Girls |
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| 1st |
Marion | 47 |
| 2nd |
Carbondale |
41 |
| 3rd |
O'Fallon |
40.5 |
| 4th | Pinckneyville |
39 |
Benton 31 Centralia 26 Carterville 18 Robinson 17.5 Waterloo 8 Collinsville, Harrisburg, & Olney 6 DuQuoin 5 Nashville 3 Johnston City & Fairfield 2 Carmi, Flora, Highland, & Murphysboro 1 The remaining teams failed to score.
SPENCER of Pinckneyville set new records in the 100(12.09) and 200(25.75) and she also holds the 7th grade 100 meter record of 12.30.
SMITH of Benton set a new record in the 400(59.60) and RILEY OF O'Fallon set a new 1600 meter record(2:14.28).
O'FALLON set a new 1600 meter relay record of 4:17.98.
