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Last Year’s Girls State Meet



             Lawrence Central Claims Third Girls Track &
                                  Field State Title

            For the third time in school history   2013-14 State Champions
         (1996, 2010, 2014), Lawrence Central
         captured the IHSAA Girls Track and   Event   Champion   School                        Time/Dist./Ht.
         Field team championship Friday night   Pole Vault   Kayla Smith (11)    Lawrence Central    13-0
         at Indiana University’s Robert C. Haugh  Long Jump   Yamani Hunter 11    Evansville Bosse    19-07.75
         Track and Field Complex.   Discus   Adriana Brown 12    Lawrence Central    160-02
                                  High Jump   Rachel Mather 12    Noblesville    5-9
            The Bears were led by strong   Shot Put   Liz Iversen 12    Martinsville    47-09.75
         performances in the field events,   3200 Relay      West Lafayette   9:07.45
         notably from junior Kayla Smith, who   (Erin Brophy 12, Lauren Johnson 10, Kristen Johnson 10, Susan Hubbard 11)
         finished first in the pole vault (13-0) and   110 Hurdles  Symone Black (12)    FW Concordia Lutheran  14.17
         fifth in the high jump (5-5), and seniors   100 Meters   Lynna Irby (9)    Pike    11.61
         Adriana Brown and Demara Compton.  1600 Meters  Taylor Nicholson (9)    Avon    4:51.88

            Head coach Tim Richey’s squad   400 Relay      Warren Central   47.33
         finished atop the leaderboard with 47   (Ashley Baker 9, Bryeana Byrdsong 10, Reagan Jarrett 10, Ashanetta Harris 12)
         points followed by runner-up Pike with   400 Meters   Lynna Irby (9)    Pike    54.38
         38 and Warren Central with 35   .  300 Hurdles  Symone Black (12)    FW Concordia Lutheran  41.36
                                  800 Meters   Ashleigh Macleod (9)    Penn    2:11.32
            Freshman phenom Lynna Irby of   200 Meters   Lynna Irby (9)    Pike    24.07
         Pike exploded onto the prep track   3200 Meters  Anna Rohrer (11)    Mishawaka    10:14.43
         and field scene with a rare triple. With   1600 Relay      FW Northrop   3:49.73.
         her victories in the 100 (11.61), 200   (Amber McGee 11, Breanna Phillips 9, Latrice Bolton 12, Victoria McCuiston 12)
         (24.07), and 400 (54.38), Irby joins   Final Team Standings
         North Central’s Maicel Malone (1984)
         as the only other freshman to sweep   1.   Lawrence Central   47
         the three individual sprint races.  2.  Pike  38
            Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran   3.   Warren Central   35
         senior Symone Black was a double   T4.  Fort Wayne Northrop  28
         winner on the night, finishing first in the   T4.  Hamilton Southeastern 28
         100 hurdles (14.17) and 300 hurdles   T6.  Noblesville   23
         (41.36), establishing a new state record  T6.  Carmel   23
         in the latter event.     8.   FW Concordia   22
                                  9.  Bellmont     21
            Anna Rohrer, a junior from Misha-  10.  West Lafayette   19
         waka, ran a blistering 10:14.43 in the
         3200, setting a state finals record. This
         is Rohrer’s second state title in the   in each event with marks of 142-11 in
         event, and third overall for her career;   the discus and 46-10.75 in the shot
         she was the cross country individual   put.
         champ in 2012.
                                     The official attendance for the
            Senior throwers Adriana Brown   2014 Girls Track and Field State
         (Lawrence Central) and Liz Iversen   Finals event was 4,414.
         (Martinsville) each duplicated their
         state championship performances from
         a year ago; Brown’s toss of 160-02 was
         good for top honors in the discus, while
         Iversen’s mark of 47-09.75 in the shot
         put bettered her results from a year
         ago by nearly a foot (46-10.5 in 2013).
         Brown finished second to Iversen in
         the shot put, her best throw registering
         at 47-02.5. Demara Compton, a senior
         from Lawrence Central, finished third
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