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Ohio High School Athletic Association with the Athletic Department of Ohio State University Cooperating BOYS AND GIRLS ANNUAL JUNE 1-2,1984 HIGH SCHOOL STATE TRACK PRICE $1.00 AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS A, AA, AAA OFFICIAL PROGRAM The Ohio State University, Columbus The Seventy-Seventh Annual Boys and Tenth Annual Girls Track Meet is under the supervision and sponsorship of the Ohio High School Athletic Association with the Athletic Department of Ohio State University cooperating. 1907 — 77th Year — 1984 of the OHIO HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Fred Dafler Richard L. Armstrong, Commissioner Dolores A. Billhardt Associate Commissioner Assistant Commissioner Blair C. Irvin Meet Director Richard D. Termeer Assistant Commissioner Fred Beekman Assistant Commissioner ^1983-84 STATE BOARD OF CONTROL •:.)l •'..". •«•:': ••••.dc Front Row L to R: Denver Redmon, Southwest District; Richard L. Armstrong, Commissioner; Timothy Haught, East District; James Branham, Southeast District; Fred Dafler, Associate Commissioner; Larry Morrison, Junior High School Representative. Back Row L to R: Blair C. Irvin, Assistant Commissioner; James Congrove, Central District; Susan Geary, Ex-Officio, State Department of Education; Dolores A. Billhardt, Assistant Commissioner; Ed Batanian, Northeast District; Mike Ingram, Northwest District; Richard D. Termeer, Assistant Commissioner. Welcome The Commissioners and Board of Control of the Ohio High School Athletic Association are pleased to extend a sincere and friendly welcome to the participants, the student and adult fans, the school administrators, the coaches and the officials who are in attendance for the State High School Track and Field Championships. Richard L. Armstrong, Commissioner, Ohio High School Athletic Association Welcome to Ohio State University. The Ohio State University Department of Athletics and the Ohio High School Athletic Association are pleased to extend a sincere and friendly welcome to the Qualifiers, the student and adult Track and Field fans, coaches, officials, superintendents and principals who are in attendance for the 77th Boys and 10th Girls Annual O.H.S.A.A. State High School Track and Field Championship Meet. Hugh Hindman, Director of Athletics, Ohio State University Games Committee Report In accordance with the National Federation Track and Field Rule 5-6, the Games Committee for the 1984 Boys and Girls State Track and Field Meet assigned heats and lanes according to the following procedure. 1 —800 M. Run, 1600 M. Run, 3200 M. Run, 3200 M. Relay, — open draw, 2 runners per lane. 2 — All other races: SEED LANE SEED LANE 1 4 5 2 2 5 6 7 3 6 7 8 4 3 8 1 3 — The Principles of Heat Drawing, page 29, 1984 National Federation Track and Field Rules were followed. Two regional winners were seeded first and second in each semi-final heat and two regional runners-up were seeded third and fourth. Members of the Games Committee are named in the listing of the 1984 State Track and Field Meet Officials. The Games Committee as well as all officials should be commended for their dedication and integrity in officiating this meet. Congratulations on another fine season of high school track and field in Ohio. The high school athletes continue to get better and better. This is due in large measure to the dedication of coaches and officials. Thanks very much and keep up the good work. 1984 TRACK AND FIELD MEETS BOYS AND GIRLS ANNUAL STAV Track Events — Finals — Class A 9:00 Girls Relay — 3200 meters (4 x 800) Boys Relay — 3200 meters (4 x 800) June 1, 2, 1984 9:30 Girls Low Hurdles — 100 meters OFFICIAL TIME SCHEDULE 9:35 Boys High Hurdles — 110 meters 9:40 Girls Dash — 100 meters Boys Dash — 100 meters 9:45 Girls Relay — 800 meters (4 x 200) Boys Track Events — Class A, AA, AAA Semi-Finals 9:50 Boys Run — 1600 meters 10:00 110 Meters, High Hurdles (6 heats) Girls Run — 1600 meters Boys Relay 10:20 100 Meters, Dash (6 heats) 10:05 — 400 meters (4 x 100) Girls Relay 10:40 400 Meters, Relay (4x100) (6 heats) — 400 meters (4 x 100) 11:00 400 Meters, Dash (6 heats) 10:20 Boys Dash — 400 meters Girls Dash 11:20 300 Meters, Low Hurdles (6 heats) — 400 meters Boys Low Hurdles — 300 meters 11:40 200 Meters, Dash (6 heats) 10:35 Girls Low Hurdles — 300 meters 12:00 1600 Meters, Relay (4x400) (6 heats) 10:45 Boys Run — 800 meters Each heat will qualify the first four place finishers to the finals Girls Run — 800 meters except all relays in which the eight fastest times from both heats 10:55 Boys Dash — 200 meters will qualify to the finals. Girls Dash — 200 meters 11:00 Boys Run — 3200 meters Field Events — Trials and Finals Girls Run — 3200 meters 10:00 Shot Put — Girls Class A 11:30 Boys Relay — 1600 meters (4 x 400) Long Jump — Girls Class A Girls Relay — 1600 meters (4 x 400) High Jump — Girls Class AA Track Events • — Finals — Class AA Discus — Girls Class AAA 12:45 Girls Relay — 3200 meters (4 x 800) Pole Vault — Boys Class AA Boys Relay — 3200 meters (4 x 800) 12:00 Shot Put — Girls Class AA 1:15 Girls Low Hurdles — 100 meters Discus — Girls Class A 1:20 Boys High Hurdles — 110 meters Long Jump — Girls Class AA 1:25 Girls Dash — 100 meters High Jump — Girls Class A Boys Dash — 100 meters 1:30 Girls Relay — 800 meters (4 x 200) Girls Track Events — Class A, AA, AAA Semi-Finals 1:35 Boys Run — 1600 meters 2:30 100 Meters, Low Hurdles (6 heats) Girls Run — 1600 meters 2:50 100 Meters, Dash (6 heats) 1:50 Boys Relay — 400 meters (4 x 100) 3:10 800 Meters, Relay (4x200) (6 heats) Girls Relay — 400 meters (4 x 100) 3:30 400 Meters, Relay (4x100) (6 heats) 2:05 Boys Dash — 400 meters 3:50 400 Meters, Dash (6 heats) Girls Dash — 400 meters 4:10 300 Meters, Low Hurdles (6 heats) 2:20 Boys Low Hurdles — 300 meters 4:30 200 Meters, Dash (6 heats) Girls Low Hurdles — 300 meters 4:50 1600 Meters, Relay (4x400) (6 heats) 2:30 Boys Run — 800 meters Each heat will qualify the first four place finishers to the finals Girls Run — 800 meters except all relays in which the eight fastest times from both heats 2:40 Boys Dash — 200 meters Girls Dash will qualify to the finals. — 200 meters 2:45 Boys Run — 3200 meters Field Events — Trials and Finals Girls Run — 3200 meters Boys Relay 3:00 Pole Vault — Boys Class A 3:15 — 1600 meters (4 x 400) Girls Relay Shot Put — Boys Class A — 1600 meters (4 x 400) Long Jump — Boys Class A Track Events — Finals — Class AAA High Jump — Boys Class AA 4:15 Girls Relay — 3200 meters (4 x 800) Discus — Boys Class AA Boys Relay — 3200 meters (4 x 800) 4:45 Girls Low Hurdles — 100 meters 4:50 Boys High Hurdles — 110 meters 4:55 Girls Dash — 100 meters Boys Dash SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 1984 — 100 meters 5:00 Girls Relay — 800 meters (4 x 200) Field Events — Trials and Finals 5:05 Boys Run — 1600 meters 9:00 Shot Put — Boys Class AA Girls Run — 1600 meters Discus — Boys Class A 5:20 Boys Relay — 400 meters (4 x 100) Long Jump — Boys Class AA Girls Relay — 400 meters (4 x 100) High Jump — Boys Class A 5:35 Boys Dash — 400 meters 10:00 Pole Vault — Boys Class AAA Girls Dash — 400 meters 11:00 Shot Put —Boys Class AAA 5:50 Boys Low Hurdles — 300 meters Long Jump — Girls Class AAA Girls Low Hurdles — 300 meters High Jump — Boys Class AAA 6:00 Boys Run — 800 meters Discus — Girls Class AA Girls Run — 800 meters 2:00 Shot Put — Girls Class AAA 6:10 Boys Dash — 200 meters Discus — Boys Class AAA Girls Dash — 200 meters Long Jump — Boys Class AAA 6:15 Boys Run — 3200 meters High Jump — Girls Class AAA Girls Run — 3200 meters 6:45 Boys Relay — 1600 meters (4 x 400) Girls Relay — 1600 meters (4 x 400) STATE HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD MEET 1984 NATIONAL SCHOLASTIC RECORD 13.6 Sec, Carol Lewis GIRLS Willingboro High School, New Jersey, 1980 13.6 Sec, Kim Turner 100 METERS Detroit Munford High School, Michigan, 1979 LOW HURDLES ENTRIES CLASS A STATE MEET RECORD — 14.5 Sec, Darlene Kemp, Columbus School for Girls, 1978 Reg. RESULTS — Heat #1 Lane No. Name & School Grade Time PI. 1 Heat 1 2 1 371 Tammy Durn, Gates Mills Hawken 11 15.4 9 15.7 3 2 394 Vanessa Albernaz, Marion Catholic 3 330 Laurie Nixon, Sullivan Black River 12 15.3 4 4 341 Katrina Pate, Cinti. Academy of Phys. Ed. 9 15.39 Heat #2 5 436 Chris Street, Hammondsville Stanton 11 15.4 1 6 419 Jill Weis, Toledo Ottawa Hills 9 14.9 15.84 2 7 442 Jamie George, Waynesville 10 401 Carrie Eiting, Minster 12 15.2 3 Heat 2 4 443 Lora Whitestine, Waynesville 10 15.86 Finals 408 Janet Eyink, New Bremen 9 15.0 1 432 Maryann Roddy, S. Charleston S'eastern 12 15.77 416 Jeanne Conley, Northwood 12 14.3 2 333 Teresa Luidhardt, New Wash. Buck. Central 12 14.8 3 327 Lisa Young, Zanesville Rosecrans 12 15.5 4 372 Tara Frayne, Gates Mills Hawken 12 15.3 5 417 Dory Graf, Portsmouth Notre Dame 12 15.8 6 Time CLASS AA RESULTS — Heat #1 STATE MEET RECORD — 14.32 Sec, Mary Hawkins, 1 Columbus East, 1982 2 Heat 1 12 15.3 4 3 1 172 Jill Deitsch, Coldwater 2 185 Christina Arnold, Elyria Catholic 12 16.1 3 4 3 268 Kaleen Halloran, Rossford 12 15.1 2 Heat #2 4 292 Felicia White, Columbus Wehrle 11 15.48 1 1 5 209 Kristen Best, Cortland Lakeview 10 15.7 1 12 14.8 2 2 6 296 Dianna Steele, Wheelersburg 7 198 Laura Reding, Granville 9 15.81 3 3 8 207 Andrea Garner, New Concord John Glenn 12 15.0 4 4 Heat 2 Finals 1 299 Lisa Jones, Dayton Jefferson 12 16.09 4 2 270 Becky Crossan, Thornville Sheridan 11 14.9 3 1 11 15.53 2 2 3 236 Jill Hidy, Springfield Northwestern 4 225 Janet Payne, Greenfield McClain 12 14.8 1 3 5 164 Chrisi Price, Delaware Buckeye Valley 11 15.1 1 4 6 181 Leigh Ann Riddle, East Palestine 12 15.8 2 5 7 247 April Klinger, Sandusky Perkins 11 15.3 3 12 16.2 4 6 8 171 Heidi Davis, Chardon Time RESULTS — Heat #1 CLASS AAA 1 STATE MEET RECORD — 13.82 Sec, LaVonna
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