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CHEWELAH – April 23, the Tigers competed at District #7 1B Meet #2 at Jenkins High School in Chewelah. The Odessa girls finished in second place with 58 points to Valley Christian’s 143. The other teams participating and their scores were Selkirk (Ione) 56, Republic 47, Columbia (Hunters) 42, Wellpinit 38, Mary Walker 33, Wilbur-Creston 30, Curlew 19, Tekoa-Rosalia 14 and Harrington 7. The Odessa boys placed seventh, with the other teams and scores being Valley Christian147.5, Wilbur-Creston 78.5, Republic 78, Tekoa-Rosalia 73, Selkirk (Ione) 62, Mary Walker 42, Odessa 41, Columbia (Hunters) 26, Wellpinit 19, Curlew and Inchelium 1 point each.
Individual placement and time/distance for the Odessa boys:
100 meters
1. Pilot Weishaar 11.89
12. David Strode 13.42
19. Christian Anderson 14.49
200 meters
11. Christian Anderson 29.58
Shot put
3. Anthony Elder 35-01.00
17. Christian Anderson 22-04.00
Discus
19. David Strode 44-11
Javelin
5. Anthony Elder 122-02PR
21. David Strode 76-03
36. Christian Anderson 53-05
Pole vault
1. Pilot Weishaar 13-00.00
2. David Hayashi 10-00.00
Long jump
6. David Hayashi 16-00.50
Individual placement and time/distance for the Odessa girls:
400 meters
2. Ashlyn Neilsen 1:08.59PR
100m hurdles
1. Hayden Schuh 17.00
300m hurdles
1. Hayden Schuh 48.74PR
Shot put
10. Mya Ford 21-09.00
Discus
11. Mya Ford 43-05
Javelin
9. Mya Ford 67-03PR
High jump
1. Ashlyn Neilsen 4-10.00
Long jump
1. Hayden Schuh 14-10.00
Triple jump
1. Ashlyn Neilsen 31-04.00
On Apr. 27, Pomeroy was the site of District 9 1B League Meet #6. In the girls competition, Garfield-Palouse and Oakesdale tied for first with 120.5 points, followed by Pomeroy, 89, Prescott, 64, Yakama Nation Tribal, 43, Tekoa-Rosalia, 31 and Odessa, 27. For the boys, Pomeroy won the meet with 127 points, followed by Tekoa-Rosalia, 120, Oakesdale, 74, Yakama Nation Tribal, 72, Garfield-Palouse, 64, Prescott, 42 and Odessa, 41.
Individual placement and time/distance for the Odessa girls:
100m hurdles
2. Hayden Schuh 18.49
Shot put
9. Mya Ford 21-04.00
Discus
10. Mya Ford 44-01
Javelin
8. Mya Ford 59-01
High jump
1. Ashlyn Neilsen 5-02.00
Triple jump
2. Ashlyn Neilsen 31-03.00
Individual placement and time/distance for the Odessa boys:
100 meters
2. Pilot Weishaar 12.08PR
15. David Strode 13.40PR
17. Christian Anderson 14.09
200 meters
8. Christian Anderson 29.59
Shot put
3. Anthony Elder 39-04.00PR
10. Christian Anderson 23-06.00
Discus
11. David Strode 60-07PR
Javelin
6. Anthony Elder 92-01
16. David Strode 77-08
19. Christian Anderson 60-07PR
Pole vault
2. Pilot Weishaar 13-06.00PR
6. David Hayashi 9-06.00
Long jump
5. David Hayashi 15-09.00
Triple jump
2. David Hayashi 33-02.50
On May 1, the District 7 championships were held at Valley Christian high school, with the Valley Christian team dominating both team competitions. For the girls, the team scoring was Valley Christian 240, Wellpinit 94, Selkirk (Ione) 60, Republic 57, Wilbur-Creston 49, Columbia (Hunters) 36, Curlew 21, Harrington 16, Inchelium 7, Mary Walker 4 and Odessa 3. For the boys, team scoring was Valley Christian 150, Wilbur-Creston 74, Republic 72.5, Selkirk (Ione) 67.5, Wellpinit 66, Odessa 53, Mary Walker 48, Inchelium 31and Columbia (Hunters) 14.
Odessa was missing three of its athletes, one to injury and two to being out of town.
Individual placement and time/distance for the Odessa boys:
100 meters
1. Anthony Elder 12.26
10. David Strode 13.64
13. Christian Anderson 14.14
200 meters
8. David Strode 28.48 PR
13. Christian Anderson 29.80
Shot put - 12lb
3. Anthony Elder 35-08.00
15. Christian Anderson 23-09.50
Discus - 1.6kg
17. David Strode 46-06
Javelin - 800g
21. David Strode 62-06
23. Christian Anderson 58-06
Pole vault
1. Pilot Weishaar 13-00.00
2. David Hayashi 10-00.00
Long jump
1. David Hayashi 17-00.50
Triple jump
2. David Hayashi 35-00.50
Individual placement and time/distance for the Odessa girls:
Shot Put - 4kg
6. Mya Ford 24-05.50PR
Discus - 1kg
10. Mya Ford 44-03
Javelin - 600g
16. Mya Ford 51-06
Head coach Travis Schuh is optimistic about the team’s outlook for the future. Only two team members, Pilot Weishaar and David Hayashi, are graduating this year. “Hayden Schuh, Ashlyn Neilsen and Anthony Elder will be a huge part of the team the next couple of years. Hopefully, we will get some athletes back that went over to golf this year. But we do have upcoming junior-high kids that have done really well, especially the girls, 15 who have been outstanding and will help contribute here in the next few years if they stick with it,” said Schuh.
Schuh also said he expects to have a full team participating Friday, May 7, in Ritzville. It will be a joint District 7 and 9 meet, with medals for the top eight finishers in each event.
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