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TAPPS District 1-AAAA
Track and Field Meet
Schedule of Events – Fri. April 23, 2010
Field Events and Running Preliminaries
2:30 PM Coaches Meeting (weight room-north side of Cardinal Gym)
3:00 PM 3200 M. Run – JV Girls, Varsity Girls, JV Boys, Varsity Boys
4:30 PM Boys Field Events Discus –Varsity
Shot – JV
Pole Vault – Varsity
High Jump – JV
Long Jump – JV
Triple Jump – Varsity
4:30 PM Girls Running Prelims (as needed) 4:30 100 M. Hurdles
(Running order: JV/Varsity) 4:50 100 M. Dash
5:10 400 M. Dash
5:30 300 M. Hurdles
5:50 200 M. Dash
7:00 PM Boys Running Prelims (as needed) 7:00 110 M. Hurdles
(Running order: JV/Varsity) 7:20 100 M. Dash
7:40 400 M. Dash
8:00 300 M. Hurdles
8:20 200 M. Dash
7:00 PM Girls Field Events Discus – Varsity
Shot – JV
Pole Vault – JV
High Jump – Varsity
Long Jump – Varsity
Triple Jump - JV

TAPPS District 1-AAAA
Track and Field Meet
Schedule of Events – Sat. April 24, 2010
Field Events and Running Finals
9:00 AM Boys & Girls Field Events – Group 1 Discus – JV Girls
Shot – Varsity Boys
Pole Vault – Varsity Girls
High Jump – Varsity Boys
Long Jump – JV Girls
Triple Jump – JV Boys
10:30 AM Boys and Girls Field Events – Group 2 Discus – JV Boys
Shot – Varsity Girls
Pole Vault – JV Boys
High Jump – JV Girls
Long Jump – Varsity Boys
Triple Jump – Varsity Girls
30 Minutes after the completion of the last field event: All running finals
RUNNING FINALS
(Order of running events: JV Girls, Varsity Girls, JV Boys, Varsity Boys)
4 X 100 M. Relay
800 M. Run
100 M. Hurdles (girls only)
110 M. Hurdles (boys only)
100 M. Dash
4 X 200 M. Relay
400 M. Dash
300 M. Hurdles
200 M. Dash
1600 M. Dash
4 X 400 M. Relay
*Point Standings will be announced before the 4 X 400 M. Relay

Women - 4A - Team Rankings

1) TOMBALL CONCORDIA  100
2) MIDLAND CHR SCH  60
3) CEDAR HILL TRINITY CHR  56
4) TYLER TK GORMAN  55
5) HOUSTON AWTY INT'L  52
6) HOUSTON LUTHERAN SO  44
7) SUGAR LAND FT BEND  43
8) ARGYLE LIBERTY CHR  37
9) SAN ANTONIO CHR SCH  36
10) CORP CHRISTI IW  26

Men - 4A - Team Rankings

1) ARGYLE LIBERTY CHR 82
2) FT WORTH CHR 57
3) SAN MARCOS BAPTIST ACAD 46
4) LUBBOCK TRINITY CHR 40
5) VICTORIA ST JOSEPH HS 39
5) HOUSTON AWTY INT'L 39
7) TOMBALL CONCORDIA  38
8) HOUSTON LUTHERAN SO 36
9) MIDLAND CHR SCH  32
10) HOUSTON NORTHLAND CHR  31

Complete results:

http://www.tapps.net/PDF/Athletics/Trac … esults.pdf

The TAPPS 3A girls competition was full of outstanding individual athletes and performances, such as Division 1 college track signees Erica Twiss of Carrollton Christian, Jessica Shadley of Carrollton Prince of Peace and Shanay Briscoe of Houston Cypress Christian.  But for the 6th consecutive year, the best team was Colleyville Covenant Christian Academy.  Despite injuries and illnesses, the CCA girls overcame the strong challenges of Carrollton Prince of Peace, Waco Reicher, Amarillo San Jacinto and Carrollton Christian to claim another state championship title.  The Lady Cougars were led by senior Kourtney Squires, who placed 2nd in the 100 meter dash and ran strong legs on the 4x100 and 4x200 meter relays, and senior Rebecca Lex, who overcame a bout with the stomach flu to place 4th in the 200 meter dash and run great legs on the 4x100 and 4x400 meter relays.  Freshman Katherine Meadows was also very productive, placing 2nd in the  300 meter hurdles, 3rd in the pole vault, 5th in the triple jump and running well in two relays.

Also St. Michael's Boys take the 5A state title two years in a row.   Dennis Hodapp (University of Tulsa, track), Mike McNamara (Air Force, football), Mitch Morse (Missouri, football), and Elliott Petterson (Washington University, track) were an outstanding group of seniors.

As soon as the UIL changes its position on double point relays, TAPPS will follow suit. As for the 3 running event limit, you'll have to complain to the NFHS for that one (although some states may use an exception and Texas could use a similar one if they so chose, again that would follow the UIL to TAPPS path).

Many track people agree with the opinion of single point relays. I agree with that sentiment as well, personally I think it makes the meet too sprint heavy. However, the people in power believe that double point relays place a higher emphasis on the "team" as opposed to the individual (at least that is the only logical justification that I've heard, if someone wants to enlighten me please do so).

Of course the UIL 1A Girls team title has been won by a "team" of 1 the last 2 years, so it doesn't appear to be working

nepsy wrote:

Where was Ralmuto of Grace Prep at the State 4A meet?

Unfortunatley Rumalto yanked a hamstring at the regional meet the week before in the pole vault.  He was unable to run in any of the running events and then attempted to warmup for the pole vault but was just too injured.  Never has recovered from the ruptured achilles he suffered his soph year in the 200m at state. 

Good kid, tough injury.

West, when I ran in TAPPS in the late 1980s there were qualifying times for the State meet.  Don't know when they did away with that.

Congratulations to Destiny Roseman of TC- Cedar Hill. Not only did she break the Tapps state record this year  in Triple jump, she received a full scholarship to Duke! Destiny is an outstanding young lady. She is graduating valedictorian from Trinity. TC-Cedar Hill is extremely proud of her and her brother Kenny. Kenny is on scholarship at University of North Carolina and had an excellent freshmen season. It should be a fun sibling rivalry between the tar heels and blue devils.

Congrats, Destiny!