2006 Reports
2006 Track and Field Season
Kajaks JD athletes had another successful year in Track and Field, finishing
with three 15-year old athletes competing at the Legion Championships (held
12-13th August at SFU). Christabel Nettey broke the Legion Record to win
Long Jump with a jump of 6.02m, and came second in the 100m event with a time of
12.32. Emma Kimoto won High Jump, jumping 1.65m. James Lee won silver in
the discus event, throwing 51.27m. Christabel Nettey also won gold in the
4x100m relay.
While Christabel dominated sprints and long jump this season, Emma Kimoto
has gone from strength to strength with her jumping; known as a high jumper, she
is now an outstanding triple jumper, long jumper and pole vaulter. Besides
discus, James Lee also excels at Hammer throw.
All three also competed at the BC Summer Games (for Midget athletes 14-15yr)
held at Kamloops July 28-30th, where Kajaks athletes came home with a total of
13 medals (7 gold, 4 silver, 2 bronze). Multiple gold medal winners were Christabel
Nettey and Emma Kimoto. Christabel Nettey won gold in 100m,
200m, and Long Jump with a meet record of 6.12m, and bronze in 4x100m relay,
while Emma Kimoto won gold in Triple Jump, Pole Vault and took silver in
High Jump. Both had outstanding performances. For the boys, Tallon Donald
took gold in 100m and Emerson Murray won gold in 4x100m and silver in
Long Jump.
Other silver medallists were Jessica Padrinao in Hammer and James
Lee in Discus, while Connor Baldwinson (who has turned in some fast
times this season in his distance events) took bronze in 1500m. Jessica
Padrinao has been a stand-out this season in Discus and Hammer, and Emerson
Murray shows excellent form in multiple events, i.e. in sprints, jumps and
throws.
Other Kajaks athletes who competed at the Summer Games were Gurjot Bal,
Tanner O'Showy, Jamie Andrews, Jason Monachini, David Slade, Liam Breen, Alex
Lindsay and David Ling.
Among the younger athletes, Sky Young (W13) had another excellent
season, dominating High Jump, with a PB of 1.60m. She is also a strong
competitor in Long and Triple jumps, and 200mH.
Pauljit Bandhal (M12) once again dominated the throws events (discus,
shot put, hammer) in his age group. This was his first season throwing hammer.
The following athletes finished in the 2006 TOP TEN in BC for their events
(see 2006
JD Top Ten):
- Petranella Daviel F11 5th 800mRW 5:21.19 9th Discus 16.80m
- Sky Young F13 1st HJ 1.60m 3rd LJ 4.60m 2nd TJ 9.99m 4th 60mH 14.27 6th
200mH 33.23
- Christabel Nettey F15 1st LJ 6.12 1st 100m 12.03 1st 200m 24.88m 2nd 400m
1:00.04
- Emma Kimoto F15 1st PV 2:85 1st TJ 11.19m 2nd HJ 1.66m 5th LJ 4.91
- Jessica Padrinao F15 DT 30.61 HT 42.20 (omitted from tables)
- Jacob Pawer M11 10th 100m 14.81
- Edwin Amador M12 5th 200m 28.62
- Patrick Riddell M12 7th 800m 2:22.03 10th 1:09.30 400m
- Pauljit Bhandal M12 1st Discus 30.26m 1st Hammer 29.05m 2nd SP 9.29m
- Emerson Murray M14 1st HJ 1.74 1st LJ 5.99 2nd Discus 44.05 2nd 100m 11.74
3rd Shot Put 13.50
- Tanner Oshowy M14 100m 12.36 4th 200m 24.55
- Gurjot Bal M14 3rd 1500m 4:36.78 4th 3000m 10:02.34 6th 800m 2:13.53
- Jamie Andrews M14 5th 1500mSC 5:17.73 9th 1500m 4:48.78 10th 300mH 50.98
- Jason Monachini M14 4th HT 30.94
- Connor Baldwinson M15 2nd 3000m 9:43.54 2nd 800m 2:03.82 4th 1500m 4:28.56
10th 400m 56.48
- David Slade M15 7th 3000m 10:07.70
- James Lee M15 1st Discus 51.27 6th SP 12.56 8th HT 42.50 7th LJ 5.47m
- Tallon Donald M15 2nd 100m 11.52 7th LJ 5.76
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2006 Cross Country Season
Not many athletes participated in the Cross Country this year, but those that
did performed very well. At the 2006 BC Cross Country Championships in Victoria
(Oct 21st), only two Kajaks athletes made the trip, but both medalled: Connor
Baldwinson finished 2nd (15yr boys) and David Ling placed 3rd (14yr
boys).
Reports below: BC XC Champs | JD XC
Series | Provincial High School XC Championships
The JD series consists of 5 races. The final placements of the Kajaks
athletes are as follows:
M15 Connor Baldwinson (5th)
M14 Gurjot Bal (3rd)
M14 Daniel Ribi (5th=)
M14 David Ling (7th=)
M12 Patrick Riddell (11th=)
Everyone raced only 1 race in the series, except Gurjot Bal who ran twice.
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