43rd Annual Spartan Invite

43rd Annual Spartan Track & Field Invitational

Friday May 7th, 2010

Field Events – 5:00 P.M. Running Events – 5:15 P.M. Finals – 7:00 P.M.

Anticipated Team Entries & Head Coach:

Baraboo Tom Leaver
Catholic Memorial John Gabelbauer
Janesville Parker Joe Dye
Madison East
Madison Memorial Travis Tangen
Madison West Tom Kaufman
Monona Grove Brian Storms
Neenah Kurt Krueger
Racine Horlick Josh Slamka
Racine Park Glen Schultz
Verona Area Joff Pedretti

SPARTAN TRACK & FIELD INVITATIONAL RECORDS

100 m Dash	:10.3 (trials)	Patrick Hunter	Racine Park	2001
200 m. Dsh	:21.3 (trials)	Patrick Hunter	Racine Park	2001
400 m. Dash	:48.6	Brett Hartman	Neenah	2008
800 m. run	1:55.0	Albert Stewart	Milwaukee South	1986
1600 m. Run	4:08.2	Chris Solinsky	Stevens Point	2003
3200 m. run	9:14.0	Scott Jenkins	Kenosha Bradford	1980
110 m. High Hurdles	:14.3	J.C. Dawkins	Racine Park	1990
300 m. Int. Hurdles	:38.6	Dave Hanson	Sun Prairie	1999
400 m. Relay	:42.4		Racine Park	1998
400 m. Relay n/score	:46.1		Milwaukee South	1986
400 m Relay Sh/Dis	:47.0		Milwaukee South	1986
800 m. Relay	1:29.2		Monona Grove	1982
			Janesville Parker	2005
1600 m. Relay	3:23.3		Catholic Memorial	2004
1600 m. Relay n/score	3:36.3		Janesville Parker	1995
3200 m. Relay	8:05.6		Stevens Point	1998
3200 m. Relay n/score	8:37.6		Stevens Point	1993
Sprint Medley	3:34.4		Madison Memorial	1974
Discus	180'5"	Nick Grosso	Monona Grove	2008
Shot Put	61' 3 1/2"	Ken Starch	Madison East	1973
Long Jump	23' 8 1/2"	Derek Stanley	Verona Area	2003
High Jump	6' 9"	Jeff Rusk	Kenosha Tremper	1989
Pole Vault	15' 9 3/4"	Kim Scott	Madison West	1973
Triple Jump	46' 9 1/2"	Adrian McNeal	Racine Park	1997

SPARTAN TRACK & FIELD INVITATIONAL TEAM CHAMPIONS

1968		Madison Memorial	50 1/2		1991		Milwaukee Pius XI	113
1969		Madison La Follette	57		1992		Racine Park	127 1/2
1970		Madison Memorial	54		1993		Racine Park	148
1971		Madison Memorial	57		1994		Racine Park	116 1/4
1972		Madison West	47		1995		Madison Memorial	113 1/2
1973		Madison Memorial	48 1/2		1996		Janesville Parker	129
1974		Racine Park	59 1/2		1997		Racine Park	115 1/2
1975		Janesville Parker	120 1/3		1998		Stevens Point	110
1976		Janesville Parker	123		1999		Verona Area	125
1977		Madison West	96		2000		Racine Park	98
1978		Racine Horlick	115				Racine Horlick	98
1979		Racine Horlick	113 1/2		2001		Stevens Point	128 1/2
1980		Racine Park	102		2002		Stevens Point	133
1981		Racine Park	136 1/2		2003		Racine Park	105
1982		Janesville Parker	83				Catholic Memorial	105
1983		Janesville Parker	78		2004		Racine Park	114
1984		Madison West	105		2005		Janesville Parker	133 1/2
1985		Madison West	111 1/2		2006		Racine Park	118
1986		Milwaukee South	182 1/2		2007		Neenah	101 1/3
1987		Madison Memorial	127		2008		Racine Park	121
1988		Chippewa Falls	111 1/2		2009		Madison West	136
1989		Madison Memorial	139
1990		Racine Park	108 1/2

MOST OUTSTANDING SPARTAN INVITE TRACK & FIELD PERFORMER AWARD 1980 Scott Jenkins Kenosha Bradford 1981 Ken Carter Racine Park 1982 Mark Surme Milwaukee Thomas More 1983 Gordie Pahmeier Monona Grove
		Field Events					Running Events
1984		Bill Antonie		Madison West			Len Nelson	Janesville Parker
1985		Bill Antonie		Madison West			Bob Morgan	Madison West
1986		M.S. Muhammad		Racine Park			Kevin Bledsoe	Milwaukee South
1987		Jeff Dejno		Chippewa Falls			Hassan A. Pasha	Madison Memorial
1988		Gregg Perkins		Madison Memorial			Richard Henderson	Madison West
1989		David Czech		Chippewa Falls			Jason Beier	Kettle Moraine
1990		Mark Euhler		Madison West			J.C. Dawkins	Racine Park
1991		Mark Erickson		Chippewa Falls			Jermaine Butler	Madison West
1992		Neil Jensen		Madison Memorial			Brody Buss	Milwaukee Pius XI
1993		Mitch Kerry		Menasha			Anthony Wooden	Racine Park
1994		Luke Kowalski		Milwaukee Pius XI			Sam Hernandez	Racine Park
1995		Luke Kowalski		Milwaukee Pius XI			Gabe Jennings	Madison East
1995		Mark Danahy		Madison Memorial
1996		Chris Brace		Janesville Parker			Matt Carter	Janesville Parker
1997		Adrian McNeal		Racine Park			Jason Slater	Janesville Parker
1998		Matt Mohr		Janesville Parker			Rance Streeter	Racine Park
1999		Joe Dion		Catholic Memorial			Dave Hanson	Sun Prairie
2000		Nick Davis		Racine Park			Nick Howard	Madison Memorial
2001		Ryan Kawski		Stevens Point			Patrick Hunter	Racine Park
2001							Rick Hutchins	Racine Horlick
2002		Duane Wenzel		Janesville Parker			Chris Solinsky	Stevens Point
2003		Derek Stanley		Verona Area			Chris Solinsky	Stevens Point
2004		Brian Troen		Racine Park			Dan Powell	Catholic Memorial
2005		Jake Stiner		Verona Area			Rex Miller	Janesville Parker
2006		Jake Stiner		Verona Area			Sam Nolden	Neenah
2007		Jay Hancock		Madison Memorial			DaMonshay Pitt	Racine Park
2008		Nick Grosso		Monona Grove			Brett Hartman	Neenah

GENERAL INFORMATION

1. Events may start sooner than advertised. Coaches and athletes will have advance notice.
2. Contestants may dress in the stadium locker rooms as no school facilities will be available. Please secure your own clothes and valuables as we cannot be responsible for loss or theft.
3. Coaches are to pick up meet information in the press box. Coaches are to turn in the change form and relay sheet by 4:30. Changes in running finals may be made until 6:30.
4. Please remind your runners that spikes may not be longer than ¼”. All running and jumping areas have an all-weather surface and the shot and discus areas are concrete. The shot put and discus areas are outside the stadium.
5. Starting blocks will be the only equipment furnished by the host team. Shot and discus will be checked at the garage.
6. In the sprint medley relay (200-200-400-800) the first 3 runners will be in lanes.
7. In running trials, the first 2 in each heat and the next 3 fastest times will qualify for the finals.
8. The pole vault will begin at 10’0” with 6” raises until 6 or less contestants remain – the 3”.
9. The high jump will begin at 5’4” with 2” raises until 6 or less contestants remain – then 1 “. The “five alive” continuing flight procedure will be used.
10. Minimum standards for recorded measurement in the other events are as follows: Long jump – 18”; Triple jump – 35’; Shot put – 44’; Discus – 115’
11. Contestants in the long jump, triple jump, shot put and discus will be placed in flights. The trials for these events will be held concurrently. The top nine contestants will advance to the finals.
12. Please tell your athletes to warm up on the far side of the track as the infield is off limits.
13. Participating in the non-scoring events will count toward the event limit.
14. The four non-scoring events: 4x800 meter 9th-12th grade, 4x100 meter 9th-12th grade, 4x100 meter shot/discus, 4x400 meter 9th-12th grade. These relays are to give more runners a chance to compete in a major meet. Relays may consist of team members in grades 9 – 12. In the non-scoring events, medals will be given to the winning team only.
15. The press box is off limits to everyone except coaching staffs.
16. There will be a lunch for coaches and workers served after the trials for the 200 meter dash. Concessions will be available for athletes and spectators.
17. Stereo radios/boom boxes are not allowed inside the stadium.
18. Medals will be awarded for the first four places. There will be eight place scoring. Team trophies will be given to the top two teams.
19. Awards will be placed in envelopes and given to the coach after the meet.
20. Awards will be given to the outstanding field event performer and the outstanding track performer.
21. An athletic trainer will be available for athletes during the meet in the garage area.
22. Final results will be available in the press box after the meet.
23. Admission will be charged for spectators.
24. The entry fee will be $150 per school. Fax entry form to 608-442-2199 no later than 2:00 p.m. Thursday, April 30. Alternate fax: 608-442-2203 Questions: call Travis Tangen, office 608-663-6260, home phone 608-238-6968.