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National Leaders Outdoor Track 2008
2,000m SC Nick Hughes 6:16.20 4th
NYS Leaders Outdoor Track 2008
2,000m SC Nick Hughes 6:16.20 3rd 3,000m SC Nick Hughes 9:46.77
Final National Leaders Indoor Track 2007-08
Final NYS Leaders Indoor Track 2007-08
1600m Chris Carrington 4:22.36 13th
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7/31/05 CANADIAN HEAT Martinez 4th in Pan-Am Junior Championship Steeple Fastest Ever Steeple Final Demolishes Meet Record
USA All The Way...NR's Martinez got his first taste of the best steeplers the world has to offer
Windsor, Ontario - North Rockland graduate John Martinez ran 9:18.71 in the finals of the 3,000m steeplechase at the 2005 Pan-Am Junior Championships held on the campus of the University of Windsor in Ontario, Canada. Running for Team USA in his first international competition, Martinez ran strong against Canadian collegiate heroes Chris Winter of the University or Oregon and Alex Genest of The Secondary School of Paul-Lejeune. Trying to hang on to the top three past 2,400m, Martinez found himself alone in fourth where he ended up finishing as the race's top prep. Cuba's nineteen year old national champion and steeple record holder Jose Sanchez-Cairo ran 8:43.96 to shatter the existing meet record of 8:57.63.
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6/25/05 SMASHING! Martinez Wins US Junior National 3k Steeple Championship J-Mar Breaks Existing Personal Record with 9:06.60 Effort Will Compete For United States in Pan-Am Games in July
Oh Say Can You See...Martinez set his sights high and came up big in the steeple in California
The Home Depot Center, Carson, CA - A day before he officially graduated from North Rockland High School, John Martinez started the celebration early. The Red Raider senior from Stony Point, NY won the 3,000m steeplechase title at the 2005 US Junior National Championships held at The Home Depot Center on the campus of the University of California at Dominguez Hills. His time of 9:06.60 slaughtered his existing mark of 9:13.3 and earned him a spot on the United States national team which will compete at the 2005 Pan-American Junior Championships held in Windsor, Ontario. Martinez, who held second and third place for most of the first 1200m, passed leader Jared Swehosky of Salem TC with just under 1600m to go and opened a commanding lead which he would never relinquish. Martinez's time in the event currently ranks him #6 all-time US and #3 all-time in New York State.
NR All-Time Outdoor Track and Field Records
6/18/05 Martinez 2nd at Nike Outdoor Nationals Steeplechase Jamieson Closes Outstanding Career With 7th In Steeple Martinez: #6th Fastest US All-Time 2000m Steeple; Breaks Own Section Record
Home Away From Home...This soon to be student at NC State has run well on Carolina soil.
Greensboro, NC, Aggie Stadium - North Rockland's John Martinez ran 5:51.64 for a second place finish in the 2000m steeplechase at the 2005 Nike Outdoor Nationals held on the campus of North Carolina A&T University. Martinez's time ranks as the sixth best in the U.S. all-time in the event. In his last effort as a prep in the 2000m steeple, Martinez bettered his school, county and section record. Carlos Jamieson brought his brilliant high school career to a close with a 6:04.79, seventh place finish. Jamieson, who will be running for coach Matt Centrowitz at American University next fall, played a major role in rejuvenating North Rockland distance running. A four time All-American and New York State champion, Jamieson was one of the most valuable athletes in each and every one of the 34 team championships the Red Raiders have won over the past four years.
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6/3-4/05 Three Raiders Earn Top Spots at State Championships Silva, Magli Martinez Close Exceptional Prep Careers Close Races See Martinez 2nd in 3000m Steeplechase, Jamieson 3rd in 3200m
Exceptional Seniors...Robert Silva and Magli Martinez Have Given NR Many Great Memories
Cicero, NY - North Rockland seniors Robert Silva and Magli Martinez brought their high school running careers to a close in strong fashion at the 2005 New York State Track and Field Championships held on the campus of Cicero-North Syracuse High School. Silva posted a 14.77 in the federation final of the 110m hurdles good for a third place finish. Magli Martinez ran 58.43 in the 400m hurdles to finish14th. Silva and Martinez have been the cornerstones of a program which has never lost a league, county or section championship since they entered as freshman. Their peers, John Martinez and Carlos Jamieson, delivered equally strong performances. Martinez placed second in the 3000m steeplechase in a time of 9:14.97. Jamieson, who ran 9:13.56 in the 3200m run, placed third setting a new personal outdoor best. Both athletes will compete at the upcoming 2005 Nike Outdoor Nationals held in Greensboro, NC. results continued
5/28/05 Four Raiders Headed to State Championships Silva Qualifies Twice in Pole Vault and High Hurdles Raiders Jamieson, John Martinez, Magli Martinez Also Qualify Individually
Seniority Rules...These Three Red Raider Seniors Showed that Age and Experience Matter
LaGrangeville, NY - Four Red Raider seniors will look to recapture their strong performances of the 2004-05 indoor track and field championships held this past winter in Syracuse, NY when they return to the region and the New York State Outdoor Track and Field Championships held again on the campus of Cicero-North Syracuse High School. Seniors Carlos Jamieson, John Martinez and Robert Silva earned berths in next week's championships via winning their events at the Section One State Qualifier held at Arlington, High School. Robert Silva claimed two spots by winning the high hurdles in a time of 14.5 and winning the large school's division of the pole vault in a season and career best of 13'0". Jamieson won the 3200m run in time of 9:30, while teammate Martinez won his second 3000m steeple qualifier in as many years earlier in the week. Magli Martinez placed second in the 400m intermediate hurdles in a time of 55.8 which got him under the qualifying standard of 56 seconds. results continued
5/23/05 Silva Guides Hurdle Relay to New School, County Record
Morristown, NJ - The 400m hurdle relay of Rob Silva, Sheldon Streets, Shamar Streets and Magli Martinez broke the existing school and county record held by North Rockland at the 2005 East Coast Relays. The relay team ran 1:00.71 to best the previous record of 1:01.33 set by a Raider team in 1998. The Red Raiders own eight of the top ten times in Rockland County history for the 400m hurdle relay. results continued
5/21/05 Raiders Snag 4th Consecutive Outdoor Triple Crown Jamieson Lifts Raiders with 3200m, 1600m Wins Martinez's Owns 2nd Section One Steeple Record
Re-Writing History...These Athletes Have Continued An Unprecedented Red Raider Streak
Cordisco Field, Thiells, NY - The North Rockland boys won the 2005 Section One Class A track and field championship in grand fashion scoring 94 points to runner-up Saunders who had 59 points. More importantly the victory marks the fourth straight season the Red Raiders have won the league, county and section championships in outdoor track and field. Leading the way for the Red Raiders was senior Carlos Jamieson who bolstered much of the team's scoring winning the 1600 and 3200m runs, and placing second in the 3000m steeplechase. Jamieson scored 28 individual points. Teammate John Martinez got the Raiders rolling earlier in the week running 9:13.3 in the 3000m steeplechase which broke both Todd Sinclair's school and county record of 9:23 from 1980 and Dave Pottetti's Section One record of 9:21 set back in 1968. The senior's time ranks as the New York State's fourth best and the US's fourteenth of all-time. Senior Rob Silva paced the Raiders in the field claiming the pole vault in 11'6" and placing second in the hurdles. Fellow pole vaulter Frank Scattareggia cleared a personal best 10'6" to place fourth. results continued
NR All-Time Outdoor Track and Field Records
5/14/05 Red Raiders Capture 4th Straight County Outdoor Title MVR Martinez Sets NR, Rockland, Section One Record
A Steep Sweep...Martinez's Record Began a String of Ten Straight Raider Steeplers
by Carlos Jamieson, staff reporter New City, NY - The North Rockland Red Raiders captured their fourth consecutive Rockland County championship with a dominating 196.3 point performance at Clarkstown North High School. Winning the meet's most outstanding runner award was senior John Martinez who set a new school, Rockland County and Section One 2000m steeplechase record of 5:54.0. He then went on to win the 3200m run, and place 2nd in the 1600m run and 4x800m relay. In the steeple, Martinez led a string of ten straight Raider finishers who went uncontested and took all six spots for 31 points and the meet lead going into Saturday's action. Other important contributors to the team were Magli Martinez who won the 400IH, led off the winning 4x400m relay team, and placed fourth in the 110HH. Carlos Jamieson won the 1600m run, placed second in both the 2000m steeplechase and 4x800m relay, and placed third in the 800m run to score 26 points for the team. Robert Silva placed first in the pole vault, second in the 110HH, and led off the third place 4x100m relay. Other impressive performances were turned in by junior Joseph Grimm who placed second in the 3200m run and 4x800m relay, and placed third in both the 1600m run and 2000m steeplechase. James Famodimu anchored the winning 4x400m relay, and placed second in the 400m dash. The key to defending the county title came with the depth of the entire team. results continued
5/05/05 Raider Boys Win League 1C Championship North Rockland Scores 186 pts. En route to Fourth Straight Title
A "Ray" of Hope...Soph. Ray Lund had a career day in the throws circle to help NR
by Carlos Jamieson, staff reporter The Red Raiders, led by seniors Robert Silva, Magli Martinez and John Martinez successfully defended their League-1C title against the Vikings of Clarkstown South. The Raiders seemed determined to make amends for their loss earlier in the season to Clarkstown South en route to winning their fourth straight title. John Martinez started off the meet by winning the 1600m run. He would go on to later win the 3200m run, a race in which the Raiders took the top five places in, and anchored the victorious 4x800m relay. Robert Silva led the team in points with his win in the 110HH, with the Red Raiders taking three of the remaining five spots. Silva then went on to record another victory in the Pole Vault, place second in the High Jump and place fourth in the 4x100m relay. Magli Martinez was also a double individual winner with his wins in the 400IH and Triple Jump. He also placed second in the 4x400m relay and fourth in the 110HH. Other notable performances came from junior Joe Grimm who placed second in the 3200m run, third in the 1600m run and led off the winning 4x800m relay. Ray Lund also came up big for the team with his third place finish in the shot put, and his performance in the discus. North Rockland defends their county title next Saturday at Clarkstown North High School. results continued
5/02/05 Cornwall's Fest Rings in Official Start of Steeple Season Martinez Sets Meet Record, Teams with Jamieson to Set Best Marks
Cornwall's SteepleFest Always Begins the Start of Steeple Season for the Red Raiders
New Windsor, New York - North Rockland seniors John Martinez and Carlos Jamieson both set personal bests in the 3000m steeplechase at the 2005 Cornwall SteepleFest held annually at Cornwall High School. Martinez ran a meet record and personal best 9:27.1 in his first race of the season. The Rockland County and Raider school record of 9:23.7 is currently held by North Rockland's Todd Sinclair set back in 1980. Jamieson, who placed third, ran a personal best of 9:35.6. The times stand as the second and ninth best all-time in Rockland County history. Both athletes have qualified for the Nike Outdoor Nationals held in Greensboro, NC and the USA Junior Nationals held in Carson, Ca in June. Other notable performances were turned in by junior Joe Grimm (10:12.0) and Muhammad Qaisar (10:51). In his first race, freshman Juan Sanz ran 11:27.4 in the unseeded heat good for a top five finish. results continued
4/29-30/05 Anchors Aweigh! Famodimu, Martinez Deliver Memorable Anchors at Penn 4x4 relay medals with third place effort, DMR 11th in Championship of America The 2005 Penn Relays saw two outstanding anchor legs from Red Raider seniors
Franklin Field, Philadelphia, PA - North Rockland got a pair of stellar anchor legs to highlight the Red Raiders' three races at the 2005 Penn Relays held on the campus of the University of Pennsylvania. Senior John Martinez ran 4:14.8 for 1600m on North Rockland's anchor leg of the distance medley relay which placed 11th in the championship of America. Martinez teamed with Carlos Jamieson, James Famodimu and Joseph Grimm to run 10:24.94 which ranks 6th on the Rockland County all-time list. James Famodimu capped a strong Penn showing by leading the Raider 4x4 of Magli Martinez, Carlos Jamieson and Ahmad Jeffrey to a third place finish. Famodimu used a a last second lean at the line to earn a medal winning top three finish. The 4x1 relay of Rob Silva, James Famodimu, Ahmad Jeffery and Magli Martinez ran 45.09. results continued
4/22/05 Silva Wins Three Events at Markiewicz Memorial Meet Sophomore Burnett has Dynamic Invitational Debut Winning Two; Relay New City, NY - Senior Rob Silva continued his strong outdoor season winning three individual events at the Bill Markiewicz Memorial Meet at host Clarkstown North High School. Silva completed the impressive triple by winning the pole vault (12'), high jump (5'6") and high hurdles (15.0). Sophomore Terrell Burnett started his outdoor invitational season in grand form winning the frosh\soph versions of the 100m, 200m and running the anchor leg on the victorious 4x2 that included teammates Matt Brown, Norman Thompson and Anthony Raju. results continued
4/19/05 Raiders Beat Suffern to Finish Dual Meet Season at 3-1 Cordisco Field - The North Rockland boys beat Suffern 90-46 to end the regular season with a 3-1 record. Rob Silva led the Raiders with three individual wins claiming the high hurdles, pole vault and high jump. John Martinez had two individual wins in the 1600m and intermediate hurdles. results continued
4/15-16/05 2005 Red Raider Relays
Hickey, Layne, Reid, Kelly are Outstanding Performers Jamieson's 1600m Win Best for North Rockland
Carlos Jamieson posted North Rockland's lone victory in the 18th version of their meet. Suffern's Mary Rose Consiglio gave the Suffern girls their usual strong showing. (photos courtesy of The Journal News)
by Carlos Jamieson, staff reporter There were numerous outstanding performances recorded as the 2005 Red Raider Relays kicked off its 18th annual event. Despite the fact that most of the finals were on the second day, there was plenty of excitement on the day one. Both the boys' and girls' 1600m runs came down to the last 100m. Ellen Dougherty of Riverhead claimed the women's race in 5:01.81, passing Bronxville's Amanda Hudson in the last 100m who ran 5:02.63. This race proved to be one of the most exciting races of the day, with four ladies under 5:10. Alana Levy from Horace Greeley was third in 5:04.63 while Kara McKenna ran 5:06.11 for fourth. The boys' mile proved to be equally exciting with Carlos Jamieson passing Somers' Alex Bean in the last 75m to win in 4:26.56. Alex Bean was second in 4:27.23 while two others broke 4:30. In the girls' 3200m run, Lynne Mundy ran 10:59.33 leading wire to wire with Suffern's Mary Rose Consiglio placing second in 11:26.43. In the last race of the day, the boys' 5000m was won by Jonah Blumstein. Blumstein made a gutsy mid race surge and held of a late charge from Monroe Woodbury's Kyle O'Brien to win in 15:51.86. O'Brien was second with a time of 15:52.92. In the field events, national champion John Hickey wasted no time in winning the boys' discus with a throw of 166' 8". Girls' shot put, senior Caitlin Kelly of Hanover Park won with a throw of 40' 6". results continued The second day of the Red Raider Relays proved to be more exciting than the first. "Outstanding Male Running Performer" of the meet Alex Reid of Middletown started off his amazing day winning the 400m intermediate hurdles with a time of 55.91. Later in the day, he came back to win the 110 high hurdles with a time of 14.73 over North Rockland's Robert Silva who placed 2nd with a time of 15.09. "Outstanding Female Running Performer" Lynne Lane of New Rochelle started off her day by winning the 100m dash in a new meet record of 12.22 breaking the old record by .04. A few hours later, she won the 200m dash in a near record time of 24.72. If that wasn't impressive enough, she rallied her 4x100m relay team to a second place finish with her blazing anchor leg. Other meet records that were broken were by "Outstanding Female Field Event Performer" Caitlin Kelly of Hanover Park. She swept both the shot put and discus winning the latter in a meet record of 131' 4". Likewise, "Outstanding Field Event Performer" John Hickey established a new shot put meet record by over five feet with his throw of 63' 10.5". Other meet records that were broken were the women's Distance Medley Relay and Women's 4x800m relay. Suffern's Distance Medley Relay crushed the existing meet record by twenty-five seconds with their impressive victory by thirty-eight seconds with a time of 12:15.89. The Bronxville women's 4x800m relay broke their own meet record winning the relay by almost twenty seconds with a time of 9:29.32. Newburgh Free Academy had a very successful day winning the boys' distance medley relay and sprint medley relay races, both anchored by Jason Lakritz. The Goldbacks also claimed victory in the 4x400m relay with a time of 3:25.73. The Red Raiders placed second in the men's and women's distance medley relays. Once again, the Red Raider Relays turned out to be a very successful meet. We'll see you again at the 19th annual meet in 2006. results continued 4/11/05 NR Wins Three Way Meet Over Spring Valley, North Cordisco Field - The North Rockland boys upped their dual meet season record to 2-1 with victories over Spring Valley and Clarkstown North. The 4x4 relay of James Famodimu, Ahmed Jeffrey, Norman Thompson and Carlos Jamieson won in a time of 3:37. Junior Muhammad Qaisar topped performances in the distance races winning the 3200m in a time of 10:38. results to come
4/09/05 Soph Wins Steeple in 1st Race; Jamieson Opens with 2nd in Varsity Steeple
Don't Look Back...AJ Savoia Opened the 2005 Season for a New Crop of Raider Steeplers
New Windsor, NY - North Rockland's Anthony Savoia earned the Red Raiders' top frosh/soph performance and the school's only first place of the day at the 2005 Cornwall Green Dragon Relays. Competing for the first time in the event, the sophomore ran 6:53.8 to win the frosh/soph division of the 2000m steeplechase. In his first 2000m steeple since last year's All-American performance at the Adidas Outdoor Championships, senior Carlos Jamieson placed second in the 2000m steeplechase running 6:14. Tri-Valley's Travis Wolfe won the event. results continued
4/06/05 Raiders Fall in Season Opener to South 69-67 Orlando Field - The North Rockland Red Raider boys opened their 2005 outdoor dual meet season in uncharacteristic fashion losing to host Clarkstown South 69-67. The dual meet loss represents North Rockland's first in cross country and track and field in over four years. Pacing the Raiders were seniors Carlos Jamieson (1600m, 3200m) and Robert Silva (110hh, PV) who were double winners. results continued |
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