Cliches are almost necessary when talking about what happened at the state track and field championships Saturday at Dimond Alumni Field.
Start with the one that says records are made to be broken. Follow that up with the one about rewriting the record book. Then throw in the one that says it doesn't get any better than this.
Because it doesn't.
Seven state records were broken on the second day of the state championships, including two by Anchorage Christian wonder girl Tanner Ealum, a 5-foot-tall package of muscle and speed.
Add the two records broken Friday by distance runners Allie Ostrander of Kenai Central and Levi Thomet of Kodiak -- each of whom set another record Saturday -- and you wind up with new standards in more than 25 percent of the events contested. There's a combined 34 boys and girls events in high school track, and records were set in nine of them.
So forget the cliches and bring on the adjectives, which were as abundant as the records themselves. From the teenagers setting the records to the veteran coaches urging them on, the onslaught of records took everyone's breath away.
"It's insane," said ACS coach Jason Hofaker, whose teams swept the team championships in the Class 1-2-3A competition.
"It's super inspiring," said Thunder Mountain hurdler Naomi Welling, who broke the 21-year-old record in the girls 300-meter hurdles.
"It's awesome," said Alaska Running Academy coach Doug Herron, who watched Thomet break his 30-year-old record in the boys 1,600 meters.
"That's incredible," said Ealum, who destroyed the 33-year-old 200-meter record and the five-year-old 400-meter record.
"This is what you prepare for," she added. "This is what we came here to do."
For the record, here are Saturday's magnificent seven:
Ostrander capped a brilliant high school career by lowering her own record in the girls 1,600 by more than a second. She finished in 4 minutes, 48.31 seconds to erase her year-old record of 4:49.47. A three-time state cross-country champion, Ostrander on Friday broke her own record in the 3,200.
Thomet also finished his career with a flourish to lead the Kodiak boys to the Class 4A state title. A day after setting the 3,200 mark, the senior clocked a 4:12.17 to take down Herron's 1985 mark of 4:13. Thomet's fastest lap was his last one, which he completed in 62.1 seconds, according to Kodiak coach Marcus Dunbar.
Ealum, a junior who won three races Saturday, took the 200 in 24.73 seconds and the 400 in 54.86 seconds, plus she threatened the state record in the 100 by winning in 12.11. The girls' 100 record is the oldest in Alaska, a hand-held time of 11.8 seconds set by Bartlett's Starlett Jackson in 1981. When converted to a fully automatic time, Jackson's time is a 12.04.
Welling, another junior and triple winner Saturday, topped the 300 hurdles, 100 hurdles and the triple jump. She set the 300 hurdles record with a time of 44.27 seconds, bettering the 1994 record of 44.93.
Led by a ferocious anchor leg by Charles Sudduth, West Valley's 400-meter relay team ran 43.47 to shave .03 of a second off the 2006 mark set by East's boys. Prince Cooks, Joshua Cummings and Xavier Simon teamed up with Sudduth, who came tantalizingly close to breaking the 100-meter mark. He won in 10.91, just missing the 20-year-old record of 10.90.
In the first race of the day, the Soldotna girls set the tone by shattering the 3,200 relay record with a time of 9:27.39. The team of Daisy Nelson, Olivia Hutchings, Sadie Fox and Dani McCormick sliced nearly eight seconds off the 2004 record.
"It seems like every other comment over the intercom is 'A new state record has been set,' '' Walling said. "It's a competitive atmosphere and our season's so short, you get into an all-or-nothing mentality."
Ealum brought that mentality to all of her races. In the 400, she looked like a Porsche in a field of sedans, roaring to a lead of several meters on the first curve. With her form breaking down in the final few meters, she threw herself across the finish line and tumbled to the track. She won by more than six seconds.
"I crossed the line and, oh gosh, that pain," Ealum said. "The pain usually happens at the 50-meter mark but today I felt it at 100.
"Last week I ran 56.06 and I knew that was close to the state record. I knew I could not give it up at the finish line. I ended up tripping at the end, but I got the record."
About an hour later, Ealum was back in the starting blocks for the 200.
"My legs were already tired after the 400," she said. Yet she won by more than two seconds, leaning hard at the finish to ensure the record.
"I had a lot of power leans today. Running these kind of races, you don't want to finish and say, 'I could've pushed it harder, I could've had a state record.' "
So why all the records?
Dunbar, the Kodiak coach, said a couple of factors contributed -- a mild winter that allowed athletes to train through the winter, Anchorage's indoor dome that allows early season meets to be held as winter turns to spring, and even the Internet.
"They see other people's times online, and their perception of 'fast' changes," he said.
All of the records overshadowed other performances that would have gained more attention in an ordinary year.
The South High girls captured their first state championship in overwhelming fashion, claiming the Class 4A title with 76 points.
Katie Hines and Haley Hakala finished 1-2 in the 100 and 200, and they helped the Wolverines to wins in the 400 relay and 800 relay. Hines' times of 12.52 and 25.65 were good enough to top the Class 4A finals but they couldn't match what Ealum did, unchallenged, in the Class 1-2-3A races.
South finished with 76 points for a comfortable victory. Kenai Central won a tight battle for second place with 54 points, edging Dimond (52), Eagle River (50), Colony (49) and Soldotna (49).
The Class 4A boys race played out similarly, with Kodiak winning big with 83 points and Lathrop prevailing in the fight for second place with 63 points to hold off Bartlett (60), Dimond (59) and West Valley (57).
Anchorage Christian pulled off the first sweep of Class 1-2-3A team titles in school history.
The girls scored 95 points to surge past Homer (80 points), which won three of the four relay races, and Grace Christian (78 points), which had a double winner in Ashley Logan, who won Saturday's discus and Friday's shot put.
The boys racked up 119.5 points to overwhelm the rest of the field. Eielson was second with 72 points, and Seward claimed third place with 51, beating out Petersburg (48) and Homer (46).
ACS senior Michael Todd showed his versatility, and talent, by winning the Class 1-2-3A races in the 1,600, 800 and 400.
He ran a masterful 1,600, tucking in behind defending champion Kaleb Korta of Galena for the first three laps and turning the race into a sprint at 300 meters. He beat Korta by 2.5 seconds, winning in 4:21.9.
It was just the third time Todd, a sprinter a year ago, had raced 1,600 meters. He ran the final lap in 60 seconds flat, according to Hofaker.
"He's very efficient," the ACS coach said. "Last year we said, 'If we can get some conditioning in him, he could pull this off.' We haven't scratched the surface of where this kid can go."
Hofaker said Todd has been invited to join Liberty University's Division I track team as a walk-on. As for Ealum, the Lions get one more year to enjoy her talents.
"She's amazing," Hofaker said. "Just phenomenal. Her work ethic -- she runs everything hard. I've had to pull her out of races because I know she's gonna run everything hard."
ASAA/First National Bank
State track and field championships
Dimond Alumni Field
Saturday's results
Team scores
Class 4A girls
1) South 76, 2) Kenai Central 54, 3) Dimond 52, 4) Eagle River 50, 5) tie, Soldotna and Colony 49, 7) Chugiak 45, 8) Thunder Mountain 38, 9) tie, West and West Valley 29, 11) Wasilla 26, 12) Service 19, 13) Bartlett 16, 14) Ketchikan 14, 15) Lathrop 13, 16) Kodiak 12, 17) Palmer 7.
Class 4A boys
1) Kodiak 83, 2) Lathrop 63, 3) Kenai 61, 4) Bartlett 60, 5) Dimond 59, 6) West Valley 57, 7) tie, Service, Colony and Chugiak 27, 10) Soldotna 25, 11) West 24, 12) East 21, 13) Thunder Mountain 10, 14) tie, Eagle River and Ketchikan 8, 16) Juneau 7, 17) tie, Palmer and South 4, 19) North Pole 3.
Class 1-2-3 boys
1) Anchorage Christian 119.5; 2) Eielson 72, 3) Seward 51, 4) Petersburg 48, 5) Homer 46, 6) Monroe 40, 7) Sitka 38, 8) Galena 33, 9) Glennallen 28, 10) Wasilla Lake Christian 25, 11) Nikiski 18, 12) Grace Christian 15.5, 13) Valdez 15, 14) Haines 9, 15) Thorne Bay 6, 16) Houston 3, 17) tie, Delta Junction and Gustavus 2, 19) tie, Cook Inlet Academy and Tri Valley 1.
Class 1-2-3 girls
1) Anchorage Christian 95, 2) Homer 80, 3) Grace Christian 78; 4) Petersburg 40; 5) Seward 34, 6) Glennallen 30, 7) Valdez 28, 8) Hutchison 26, 9) Cook Inlet Academy 24, 10) Tri Valley 21, 11) Holy Rosary Academy 16, 12) tie, Sitka and Cordova 14, 14) tie, Delta Junction, Eielson and Thorne Bay 13, 17) Nikiski 11, 18) Haines 8, 19) Houston, 20) Monroe 2.
Individual results
Class 4A girls
3,200 relay – 1) Soldotna 9:27.39 (new state record; old record 9:35.21, West Valley, 2004); 2) Colony 9:51.59; 3) Palmer 10:01.45; 4) West 10:05.60; 5) South 10:10.45; 6) Kenai Central 10:19.30; 7) Ketchikan 10:28.73.
100 hurdles – 1) Naomi Welling, Thunder Mountain, 15.24; 2) Chrisalyn Johnson, Dimond, 15.36; 3) Chase Stephens, Colony, 15.42; 4) Mekayla Winchester, West, 15.44; 5) Hannah Babin, Chugiak, 15.85; 6) Jordyn Bruce, Eagle River, 16.56; 7) Elissa Esplin, South, 16.61.
100 – Katie Hines, South, 12.52; 2) Haley Hakala, South, 12.75; 3) Ariana Davis, Chugiak, 13.09; 4) Jazlan Davis, Lathrop, 13.10; 5) Kyla Whannell, Kenai Central, 13.17; 6) Bernadette Franulovich, Ketchikan, 13.19; 7) Cerina Bush, Chugiak, 13.22.
800 relay – 1) South 1:46.66; 2) Chugiak 1:47.26; 3) Dimond 1:47.95; 4) West Valley 1:48.21; 5) Kenai Central 1:48.79; 6) West 1:50.88; 7) Bartlett 1:52.78.
1,600 – 1) Allie Ostrander, Kenai Central, 4:48.31 (new state record; old record 4:49.47, Allie Ostrander, Kenai Central, 2014).
400 relay – 1) South 50.18; 2) Chugiak 50.68; 3) Kenai Central 51.61; 4) Service 52.05; 5) Dimond 52.11; 6) West Valley 53.32; 7) Lathrop 53.59.
400 – 1) Nicole Boggs, Eagle River, 57.92; 2) Dani McCormick, Soldotna, 59.36; 3) Brooke Liland, Dimond, 59.92; 4) Daisy Nelson, Soldotna, 1:00.27; 5) Lauren Cuddihy, Service, 1:00.49; 6) Erika Rodanhisler, Ketchikan, 1:01.18; 7) Ruby Woodings, Palmer, 1:01.39.
300 hurdles – 1) Naomi Welling, Thunder Mountain, 44.27 (new state record; old record 44.93, Laura Kelly, Chugiak, 1994); 2) Jordyn Bruce, Eagle River, 46.03; 3) Hannah Babin, Chugiak, 46.87; 4) Gretta Pickett, West, 47.02; 5) Elissa Esplin, South, 49.25; 6) Katie Kilfoyle, Kenai Central, 50.56; 7) Jaidyn Kinneeveauk, South, 50.79.
800 – 1) Allie Ostrander, Kenai Central, 2:11.29; 2) Olivia Hutchings, Soldotna, 2:16.07; 3) Emma Tvelia, Eagle River, 2:21.79; 4) Jordyn Block, Colony, 2:23.79; 5) Ruth Cvancara, Dimond, 2:24.09; 6) Allison Hebard, Lathrop, 2:24.27; 7) Addison Gibson, Kenai Central, 2:26.44.
1,600 relay – 1) Eagle River 4:02.67; 2) Soldotna 4:11.19; 3) West 4:13.03; 4) Kenai Central 4:1463; 5) Dimond 4:16.67; 6) West Valley 4:19.30; 7) Ketchikan 4:21.30.
Triple jump – 1) Naomi Welling, Thunder Mountain, 35-7; 2) Emma Nelson, Chugiak, 34-8.5; 3) Gretta Pickett, West, 34-2; 4) Chase Stephens, Colony, 33-6.75; 5) Katelyn Crisscarboy, West Valley, 33-1.5; 6) Madeline Ko, West Valley, 33-0.5; 7) Jhaymie-Lee Davis, Ketchikan, 32-4.25.
Discus – 1) Jenna Mixson, Dimond, 118-1; 2) Kristina Tennesen, Colony, 114-4; 3) Amy Yi, South, 111-4; 4) Ileana Casiano, West Valley, 109-6; 5) Richelle Walker, Kodiak, 107-4; 6) Sylvia Tuisaula, Wasilla, 92-1; 7) Autumn Werczynski, Lathrop, 90-5.
Class 4A boys
3,200 relay – 1) Kodiak 8:11.03; 2) Bartlett 8:14.17; 3) Juneau 8:18.25; 4) Eagle River 8:26.71; 5) Colony 8:34.88; 6) Thunder Mountain 8:34.92; 7) West Valley 8:35.76.
110 hurdles – 1) Devin Millington, Lathrop, 15.41; 2) Chardo Elliott, West, 15.65; 3) Jared Welch, Lathrop, 15.68; 4) Mark Fisher, West, 15.78; 5) Alex Grullon, Bartlett, 15.93; 6) Chase Hawk, East, 16.28; 7) Sergio Salcido, Lathrop, 16.78.
100 – 1) Charles Sudduth, West Valley, 10.91; 2) C.J. Parker, Dimond, 11.06; 3) Brendan Walsh, Bartlett, 11.18; 4) Jordan Tufaga, Dimond, 11.27; 5) Dillon Pratt, Chugiak, 11.28; 6) Aidan Hildebrand, Thunder Mountain, 11.33; 7) Hunter Harwood, Colony, 11.44.
800 relay – 1) West Valley 1:31.23; 2) Dimond 1:31.97; 3) Bartlett 1:32.26; 4) Chugiak 1:33.11; 5) West 1:34.17; 6) Lathrop 1:34.42; 7) Palmer 1:35.52.
1,600 – 1) Levi Thomet, Kodiak, 4:12.17 (new state record; old record 4:13.0, Doug Herron, Bartlett, 1985); 2) Ty Jordan, Chugiak, 4:15.49; 3) Jordan Theisen, Kenai, 4:17.61; 4) Jonah Theisen, Kenai, 4:17.61; 5) Levi Fried, Kodiak, 4:21.91; 6) Chandler Lokanin, Dimond, 4:30.09; 7) Riley Moser, Juneau, 4:30.25.
400 relay – 1) West Valley 43.47 (new state record; old record 43.50, East, 2006); 2) Chugiak 44.72; 3) Ketchikan 44.77; 4) Dimond 44.88; 5) Palmer 44.95; 6) Thunder Mountain 45.73; 7) Kenai Central 46.40.
400 – 1) Jack Martensen, Service, 50.45; 2) Travis Phillips, Lathrop, 51.14; 3) Bentiu Panoam, Bartlett, 51.18; 4) C.J. Parker, Dimond, 51.60; 5) Cedarian Brunelle, Dimond, 52.08; 6) Ty Jordan, Chugiak, 52.79; 7) Jermarcus Jiles, Lathrop, 53.48.
300 hurdles – 1) Tim Duke, Soldotna, 38.90; 2) Mark Fisher, West, 40.90; 3) Sam Carney-Braveman, West Valley, 40.95; 4) Devin Millington, Lathrop, 41.60; 5) Sergio Salcido, Lathrop, 42.35; 6) Michael Williams, Chugiak, 42.57; 7) Josh Jackman, Kenai Central, 42.71.
800 – 1) Levi Thomet, Kodiak 1:57.30; 2) Jonah Theisen, Kenai Central, 1:58.16; 3) Levi Fried, Kodiak, 1:58.67; 4) Miguel Obregon, Bartlett, 1:59.33; 5) Jordan Theisen, Kenai Central, 2:00.58; 6) Jack Hannah, Kodiak, 2:02.49; 7) Christopher Llanos, Ketchikan, 2:02.54.
200 – 1) Charles Sudduth, West Valley, 22.23; 2) C.J. Parker, Dimond, 22.62; 3) Jack Martensen, Service, 22.73; 4) Brendan Walsh, Bartlett, 22.88; 5) Hunter Harwood, Colony, 22.94; 6) Connor Hicks, Ketchikan, 22.96; 7) Jemuel Mangalus, Kodiak, 23.07.
1,600 relay – 1) Bartlett 3:26.89; 2) Kenai Central 3:28.66; 3) Lathrop 3:29.38; 4) Kodiak 3:29.79; 5) Eagle River 3:31.81; 6) Soldotna 3:36.18; 7) Service 3:39.44.
Triple jump – 1) Brandon Nicholson, Colony, 43-9.25; 2) David Schaffer, Dimond, 42-10.25; 3) Josh Jackman, Kenai Central, 42-7; 4) Chase Hawk, East, 42-00.25; 5) Jared Welch, Lathrop, 41-11.5; 6) Josh Cummings, West Valley, 41-4.5; 7) Devin Millington, Lathrop, 40-5.75.
Shot put – 1) Kordell Pillans, Kodiak, 51-1.25; 2) Tarini Tosi, East, 44-11; 3) Brandon Pili, Dimond, 44-9; 4) Jack Dickinson, Lathrop, 44-5.75; 5) Jeremy Mahe, Bartlett, 44-4.75; 6) Johnathon Stephens, Service, 42-6.75; 7) Dalton Best, Soldotna, 42-2.75.
Class 1-2-3A girls
100 hurdles – 1) Izabelle Ith, Petersburg, 15.46; 2) Madison Orth, Cook Inlet Academy, 16.48; 3) Lauren Evarts, Homer, 17.19; 4) Annie VanderWeide, Grace Christian, 17.40; 5) Emily Brockman, Seward, 18.36; 6) Lauren Jones, Homer, 18.39; 7) Christina Gough, Hutchison, 18.42.
100 – 1) Tanner Ealum, ACS, 12.11; 2) Zoe Langseth, Valdez, 13.03; 3) Kelsea Wollmann, Eielson, 13.24; 4) Christina Ellis, Grace Christian, 13.31; 5) Madison Orth, Cook Inlet Academy, 13.60; 6) Saskia Harrison, Hutchison, 13.63; 7) Sydney Jamison, Monroe, 13.66.
800 relay – 1) Homer 1:51.73; 2) Grace Christian 1:52.40; 3) Eielson 1:54.93; 4) Tri Valley 1:54.93; 5) ACS 1:56.32; 6) Houston 1:56,74; 7) Hutchison 1:59.10.
1,600 – 1) Briahna Gerlach, Glennallen, 5:00.74; 2) Elizabeth Balsan, ACS, 5:07.47; 3) Sara Hamberger, Cordova, 5:07.57; 4) Taylee Nyquest, Thorne Bay, 5:23.74; 5) Cheyenne Applegate, Grace Christian, 5:27.07; 6) Victoria Joslin, Delta Junction, 5:38.39; 7) Audrey Rosencrans, Homer, 5:47.79.
400 relay – 1) Homer 52.80; 2) Grace Christian 53.84; 3) Hutchison 54.38; 4) ACS 55.46; 5) Seward 56,.44; 6) Nikiski 56.54; 7) Tri Valley 58.56.
400 – 1) Tanner Ealum, ACS, 54.86 (new state record; old record 55.95, Lieren Flanagan, Kenai Central, 2010); 2) Aurora Waclawski, Homer, 1:01.29; 3) Ziza Shermet-Pitcher, Homer, 1:02.39; 4) Crystal Crane, Homer, 1:03.10; 5) Taylee Nyquest, Thorne Bay, 1:04.82; 6) Sarah Wolf, Homer, 1:04.98; 7) Jennie Ohlund, Tri Valley, 1:06.89.
300 hurdles – 1) Izabelle Ith, Petersburg, 47.84; 2) Zoe Langseth, Valdez, 48.46; 3) Lauren Evarts, Homer, 49.60; 4) Annie VanderWeide, Grace Christian, 50.34; 5) Isabella Saxe, Tri Valley, 51.09; 6) Alexis Quick, ACS, 51.43; 7) Madison Kranz, Sitka, 51.51.
800 – 1) Briahna Gerlach, Glennallen, 2:16.99; 2) Elizabeth Balsan, ACS, 2:19.47; 3) Ruby Lindquist, Seward, 2:20.95; 4) Cheyenne Applegate, Grace Christian, 2:24.55; 5) Taylee Nyquest, Thorne Bay, 2:29.08; 6) Tessa O'Hara, ACS, 2:29.56; 7) Tavifa Timoshenko, Delta Junction, 2:35.26.
200 – 1) Tanner Ealum, ACS, 24.73 (new state record; old record 25.1, Yvette Ervin, Eielson, 1982); 2) Zoe Langseth, Valdez, 27.03; 3) Aurora Waclawski, Homer, 27.27; 4) Christina Ellis, Grace Christian, 27.68; 5) Sarah Newton, Grace Christian, 27.72; 6) Veronica Yanish, Hutchison, 27.93; 7) Gabriella Cagle, Sitka, 28.46.
1,600 relay – 1) Homer 4:13.82; 2) ACS 4:18.65; 3) Seward 4:28.17; 4) Valdez 4:28.75; 5) Delta Junction 4:36.68; 6) Tri Valley 4:52.81.
Triple jump – 1) Izabelle Ith, Petersburg, 36-1.5; 2) Sarah Lucas, Holy Rosary Academy, 34-3.5; 3) Annie VanderWeide, Grace Christian, 33-11; 4) Madison Orth, Cook Inlet Academy, 32-4.75; 5) Arianne Parrish, Nikiski, 30-1.5; 6) Brittany Perry, Nikiski, 28-10.25; 7) Katie Peterson, Hutchison, 28-1.
Discus – 1) Ashley Logan, Grace Christian, 108-5; 2) Amir Williams, ACS, 101-7; 3) Laura Kromrey, Seward, 97-8; 4) Bailey Stuart, Haines, 78-2; 5) Kendall Taplin, Cook Inlet Academy, 76-3; 6) Angela Hannah, Delta Junction, 71-9; 7) Hannah Edmond, ACS< 71-0.
Class 1-2-3A boys
110 hurdles – 1) John Minder, Monroe, 16.70; 2) Ben Zarlengo, Petersburg, 17.18; 3) Jake Palmberg, Wasilla Lake Christian, 17.26; 4) Brian Peters, ACS, 17.72; 5) Ben Sobek, ACS, 17.99; 6) Casey Bell, Petersburg, 18.16; 7) Jonathan Railing, ACS, 18.30.
100 – 1) Jordan Sondergaard, Glennallen, 11.57; 2) Brandon Tulcey, Sitka, 11.68; 3) Nick Brazier, Eielson, 11.68; 4) Shaun Quinn, ACS, 11.82; 5) Jake Richter, Homer, 11.96; 6) Bobby Wilson, ACS, 12.01; 7) John Shank, Homer, 12.10.
800 relay – 1) ACS 1:36.00; 2) Homer 1:36.26; 3) Eielson 1:36.61; 4) Monroe 1:38.21; 5) Sitka 1:38.62; 6) Thorne Bay 1:42.06; 7) Nikiski 1:43,.66.
1,600 – 1) Michael Todd, ACS, 4:21.90; 2) Kaleb Korta, Galena, 4:24.49; 3) Hunter Kratz, Seward, 4:39.00; 4) Michael Marshall, Seward, 4:41.18; 5) Jacob Moos, Galena, 4:41.64; 6) River Quitslund, Petersburg, 4:41.66; 7) Colin Baciocco, Sitka, 4:42.65.
400 relay – 1) ACS 46.16; 2) Homer 46.20; 3) Sitka 46.53; 4) Eielson 46.79; 5) Monroe 47.65; 6) Grace Christian 48.54; 7) Thorne Bay 48.73.
400 – 1) Michael Todd, ACS, 49.75; 2) Jordan Sondergaard, Glennallen, 51.17; 3) Uri Simmers, ACS, 53.35; 4) Luke Coverdelt, ACS, 53.91; 5) Corneil Mingo, Eielson, 54.57; 6) Casey Bradford, Haines, 54.70; 7) Tell Tripple, Thorne Bay, 55.16.
300 hurdles – 1) Kalib Dunlap, Eielson, 41.82; 2) Connor Seay, Homer, 42.61; 3) John Minder, Monroe, 43.71; 4) Brian Peters, ACS, 43.87; 5) Jake Palmberg, Wasilla Lake Christian, 44.88; 6) Jonathan Railing, ACS, 45.19; 7) Andrew Waler, Monroe, 45.40.
800 – 1) Michael Todd, ACS, 2:02.46; 2) River Quitslund, Petersburg, 2:02.99; 3) Michael Marshall, Seward, 2:03.96; 4) Kaleb Korta, Galena, 2:05.22; 5) Thomas Zweifel, Seward, 2:06.05; 6) Jacob Moos, Galena, 2:11.97; 7) Sean Dorsey, Glennallen, 2:18.81.
200 – 1) Jordan Sondergaard, Glennallen, 23.30; 2) Shaun Quinn, ACS, 23.45; 3) Nick Brazier, Eielson, 23.79; 4) Brandon Tulcey, Sitka, 23.93; 5) Kalib Dunlap, Eielson, 24.40; 6) Teddy Croft, Homer, 24.60; 7) Casey Bradford, Haines, 24.66.
1,600 relay – 1) ACS 3:37.34; 2) Petersburg 3:40.02; 3) Eielson 3:47.06; 4) Monroe 3:49.71; 5) Valdez 3:49.95; 6) Thorne Bay 3:49.97.
Triple jump – 1) Antonio Griffith, Eielson, 40-3; 2) Cornell Mingo, Eielson, 39-1.5; 3) John Shank, Homer, 38-10.75; 4) Brogan Nieder, Grace Christian, 38-10; 5) Braden Nieder, Grace Christian, 38-7; 6) Vitaliy Kurlichenko, Delta Junction, 38-5.75; 7) Teddy Croft, Homer, 37-9.25.
Shot put – 1) Howie Hubbard, Seward, 45-3; 2) Luke Johnson, Nikiski, 44-9; 3) Evan Marsh, Petersburg, 41-3.5; 4) Randy Kohutek, ACS, 39-3.5; 5) John Koenaman, Houston, 39-3; 6) Matthew Tuaau, Gustavus, 38-6; 7) Logan Juhi, Tri Valley, 35-1.5.