Women’s Outdoor All-Time Records

60 Meters
1. Jaiden Lemberger        9.14c        (15-16)        June 17, 2016

100 Meters
1. Jaiden Lemberger        14.09a      (15-16)       June 25, 2016
2. Zoe Jones                        14.30a      (15-16)       June 17, 2017
3. Haley Bradley                15.15a       (17-18)      June 25, 2016

150 Meters
1. Jaiden Lemberger        22.14c      (15-16)       June 17, 2016

200 Meters
1. Jaiden Lemberger        29.30a      (15-16)       June 25, 2016
2. Zoe Jones                       30.51a       (15-16)       June 17, 2017
3. Haley Bradley               32.97a        (17-18)      June 25, 2016

100 Meter Hurdles (33″)
1. Jaiden Lemberger        17.55a      (17-18)       June 25, 2017
2. Zoe Jones                       19.70a       (15-16)      June 17, 2017

High Jump
1. Jaiden Lemberger        4’06.33″      (15-16)       June 25, 2016

Long Jump
1. Jaiden Lemberger        15’00.25″     (17-18)      June 25, 2017

Javelin (600g)
1. Haley Bradley               100’07.75″   (17-18)      June 10, 2017
2. Jaiden Lemberger        99’07.75″     (17-18)      June 25, 2017

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Cannot say how proud we are of these five outstanding athletes! They finished up a few great days of competing at the USATF Region 13 Junior Olympic Championships yesterday and each one of them performed admirably! We had several lifetime bests set and three NATIONAL meet qualifiers. Jaiden Lemberger set a personal best in the heptathlon and broke several of her club records in multiple events. Aaron Luke ran a lifetime best 100 meter dash in 11.31 seconds and placed 7th in the Region for 15-16 year olds. Mathias Patrick set a personal record in the 400 hurdles and qualified for the national meet in the 110 hurdles for 15-16's. Lane Maher PR'd in both the 400 hurdmrs and 110 hurdles and qualified for nationals in the 400 hurdles for 17-18's. Redmond O'Hanlon threw up near his PR and qualified for the national meet in the javelin. WAY TO GO RPTC!! You guys all competed with heart and guts and represented the club, yourselves, and Pendleton outstandingly
#Repost @pendletontfxc ・・・ Annual Pendleton High School Cross Country 5K and Kids' 1 Mile Road Race Fundraiser. Registration will open at 7 AM. The 5K will begin at 8 AM. The Kids' 1 Mile Run will begin at 9 AM. 5K entry is $10. Kids' 1 Mile entry is $5. Registration will just be done onsite on the morning of the race. Prizes for the 5K will be awarded to the overall male and female winners as well as the first place finishers in each age division. There will also be small prizes awarded for each participant in the Kids' 1 Mile as well as prizes for the male and female overall winners. Age divisions are as follows: 19 and under, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60 and up. The races will conclude well before the 10 AM parade start time and participants will finish the race and be in prime location to watch the parade as it comes by! Come support your Pendleton Buckaroo Cross Country team! Bring your friends, family, kids, parents, and enjoy some friendly competition or just get your workout in for the day on Fourth of July morning! Hope to see you there!
Redmond O'Hanlon qualifies for Regionals in both the javelin and shot put! Redmond placed third in the javelin with a new RPTC record throw of 127 feet, 8.75 inches, just a couple of feet short of his lifetime best. He then carried that energy into the shot put and PR'd by NINE FEET with a new club record throw of 40 feet, 3 inches! Redmond placed 6th in the shot put. Day Four start with Redmond in the discus tomorrow. All five of our athletes will be competing tomorrow throughout the day.
RPTC's Aaron Luke qualified for tomorrow's final of the Boys Age Division 15-16 100 meter dash in a time of 11.37 seconds at USATF Oregon Association Junior Olympic Championships. Great work, A-A-Ron!
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