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South Central District Midget Boys Champions South Central District Midget Boys Champions 100-m Hurdles 100m 200m 2013Max Pilsworth Central 16.00 Kelton Kouri Vanier 12.60 Kelton Kouri Vanier 25.80 2012Stephan Llewelyn Central 16.20 Zach Lethbridge Central 12.10 Lane Bossence Peacock 25.80 2011Julien Michaud Gravelbourg 16.60 Julien Michaud Gravelbourg 12.20 Zach Kliesinger Central 25.50 2010Braden Rood Bengough 15.20 Brandon Gauthier Gravelbourg 11.50 Brandon Gauthier Gravelbourg 24.30 2009Carter Howe Mossbank 15.40 Keegan Arnyek Vanier 11.00 Keegan Arnyek Vanier 23.60 2008Tyren Kupper Coronach 16.60 Mitch Boucher Vanier 11.60 Mitch Boucher Vanier 25.10 2007Rylan Thiessen Caronport 14.50 Rylan Thiessen Caronport 12.10 Sheldon Paul Peacock 25.20 2006Rylan Thiessen Caronport 15.69 Joe Antilla Notre Dame 12.62 Levi Kozun Caronport 27.10 2005Mark Siemens Herbert 14.60 Ethan Gardner Mortlach 11.80 Ethan Gardner Mortlach 24.30 2004Matt Jahnke Herbert 16.80 Jesse Elford Milestone 12.20 Matt Jahnke Herbert 25.88 2003Cody Peterson Central Butte 16.64 Derek Hoskins Cornerstone 12.22 Derek Hoskins Cornerstone 25.38 2002Adam Hobbs Assiniboia 16.37 Kenny Howe Glentworth 11.94 Dayn Shandera Caronport 25.20 2001Taylor Donison Briercrest 16.15 Scott Yorke Morse 12.30 Scott Yorke Morse 28.50 400m 800m 1500m 2013Kyle Arndt Peacock 58.50 Kyle Arndt Peacock 2:18.90 Kyle Arndt Peacock 4:56.60 2012 Nolan Thoroughgood Peacock 58.30 Nolan Thoroughgood Peacock 2:21.00 Burke MacDonald Vanier 4:47.30 2011Chance Dalgarno Peacock 57.20 Chance Dalgarno Peacock 2:14.10 Daniel Ferguson Peacock 5:16.30 2010Brandon Gauthier Gravelbourg 56.80 Matthew Morris Vanier 2:28.20 Tanner Hardy Central 5:20.80 2009Kyle Dalgarno Peacock 57.20 Kyle Dalgarno Peacock 2:14.10 Kyle Dalgarno Peacock 4:51.20 2008Regan Silversides Peacock 57.50 Regan Silversides Peacock 2:13.80 Dylan Fritz Central 4:47.10 2007Zach Johnson Central 58.40 Colton Cote Assiniboia 2.13.80 Colton Cote Assiniboia 4.46.00 2006Kris Ewan Central Butte 1.01.57 Colton Cote Assiniboia 2.19.71 Colton Cote Assiniboia 5.08.34 2005Joel Guillemin Assiniboia 59.31 Laine Keyes Notre Dame 2.24.96 Evan Lindal Avonlea 4.48.20 2004Keith Aulie Rouleau 54.30 Tom McFarlane Caronport 2.22.93 Tom McFarlane Caronport 5.09.53 2003 Spencer Watamanuk Crane Valley 58.75 Spencer Watamanuk Crane Valley 2.20.59 Spencer Watamanuk Crane Valley 5.05.10 2002Matt Adams Assiniboia 1.01.90 Clay Weppler Morse 2.21.63 Clay Weppler Morse 5.08.09 2001Matt Stevens Assiniboia 57.10 Kevin Falk Herbert 2.19.45 Kevin Falk Herbert 4.53.10 3000m Shot Put Discus 2013Kalen Roney Peacock 10:47.50 Colton Thurlow Coronach 13.98 Colton Thurlow Coronach 37.09 2012Burke MacDonald Vanier 10:35.60 Chris Cooper Central 12.41 Brandon Thurlow Coronach 39.99 2011Daniel Ferguson Peacock 11:18.60 Trae Eklund Glentworth 11.67 Jake Kirbie Mortlach 38.88 2010Christopher Walsh Avonlea 11:46.30 Ryley Ludwar Avonlea 11.71 Trae Eklund Glentworth 32.13 2009Brett Haffner Caronport 10:22.80 Lucas McKay Peacock 12.60 Ryan Froehlich Vanier 37.71 2008Regan Silversides Peacock 10:37.20 Mitch Boucher Vanier 13.06 Jacques Geyer Central 47.56 2007Colton Cote Assiniboia 10.38.00 Michael Oram Central Butte 12.34 Stuart Archer Mossbank 40.31 2006Colton Cote Assiniboia 11.09.37 Wade Zakaluzny Hodgeville 12.48 Konrad Sander Notre Dame 37.98 2005Evan Lindal Avonlea 10.24.10 Jared Chicoine Avonlea 13.18 Johnny Howe Mossbank 38.56 2004Nick Chartier Notre Dame 10.56.03 Keith Aulie Rouleau 14.08 Alex Kress Mankota 38.80 2003Devon Hoff Rouleau 11.34.28 Tyler Harvey Rouleau 12.05 Kevin Jordison Crane Valley 36.56 2002Clay Weppler Morse 11.10.90 Dustin Knowlton Shot Put 13.34 Alex Hanson Hodgeville 39.31 2001Brett Campbell Notre Dame 10.29.70 Scott Yorke Morse 13.35 Logan Stevenson Notre Dame 38.55 Javelin Long Jump Triple Jump 2013Kyle Arndt Peacock 42.74 Jared Astleford Peacock 4.87 Nathan Lewis Cornerstone 10.85 2012Jacob Labocetta Central 44.07 Stephan Llewelyn Central 5.09 Keanan Chomyn Vanier 10.97 2011Noah Miller Mossbank 40.31 Colton Woodley Peacock 5.18 Colton Woodley Peacock 11.13 2010Ryley Ludwar Avonlea 40.42 Jonathan Phillips Cornerstone 5.20 Terrick Wilderman Coronach 11.13 2009Ryan Froehlich Vanier 38.58 Tanner Spencer Craik 5.81 Keegan Arnyek Vanier 12.60 2008Spencer Aitken Eyebrow 45.82 Chris Sanford Vanier 5.40 Jaden Ehman Craik 11.18 2007Reid Howe Mossbank 41.01 Rylan Thiessen Caronport 5.25 Rylan Thiessen Caronport 11.47 2006Wade Zakaluzny Hodgeville 43.38 Wade Zakaluzny Hodgeville 5.00 Jared Klaassen Herbert 11.22 2005Ben Koot Cornerstone 39.98 Mark Siemens Herbert 5.29 Jonathon McRorie Avonlea 11.28 2004Ryan Falk Herbert 41.43 Andrew Fuller Notre Dame 5.46 Keith Aulie Rouleau 11.64 2003Tyler Frey Bengough 35.84 Steve Pathammavong Gravelbourg 5.49 Sean Willson Assiniboia 11.35 2002Dayn Shandera Caronport 41.57 Tyler Clenchy Herbert 5.45 Garrett Forbes Mortlach 11.46 2001Logan Stevenson Notre Dame 47.18 Dennis Chisolm Notre Dame 5.22 Scott Yorke Morse 11.51 High Jump 4 X 100 Relay 2013Doug Isaac Caronport 1.63 Moose Jaw 50.50 2012Zach Lethbridge Central 1.61 Moose Jaw 50.00 2011Mathew Morris Vanier 1.60 No Event Held 2010Cole Senchuk Avonlea 1.63 Moose Jaw 50.20 2009Tanner Spencer Craik 1.87 Moose Jaw 48.80 2008Jordan Beattie Peacock 1.65 Moose Jaw 48.80 2007Danny Mullens Vanier 1.75 Moose Jaw 51.10 2006Eric Crosbie Mortlach 1.62 Thundercreek 51.13 2005Justin Klein Kincaid 1.73 Herbert 52.65 2004Paul Bernard Pangman 1.70 No Event Held 2003Cody Robertson Herbert 1.71 Herbert 50.88 2002Garett Guenther Hodgeville 1.65 Herbert 50.20 2001Matt Stevens Assiniboia 1.75 Herbert 50.30.
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