Scott Hartman Relays at Brentwood H.S.  

Preliminaries of all running events (8 to the finals in all events)  

* = PR
Bold/q = Qualifier    

3200 (FINAL)
Arboleda 11:02.0 (6)
Snyder 11:34.0* (8)  

110 HH
Holler 15.3 q  

4x8
no need for prelim, only 8 teams entered Franklin q  

100
Hewitt 10.9 q
Hardison 11.0* q
Carter 11.4*  

4x1
Franklin 43.2* q
- Carter 11.73
- Campbell 10.63
- Hewitt 10.37
- Hardemon 10.44  

1600
Arboleda 4:57.7 q
E. Brown 5:00.9* q  

4x2
Franklin 1:33.3* q
- Hardison 25.2
- Campbell 21.8*
- Derricks 22.8*
- Hardemon 23.2  

400
Hewitt 50.1 q
Haynes 52.4 q
D. Brown 58.4*  

300 INT
Holler 40.5 q
Jesse Hewitt 46.5* q  

800
Murry 2:04.1* q
Arboleda 2:07.9 q
Williams 2:14.4*  

200
Hewitt 21.8* q
Hardemon 23.4* q
Lee 24.4  

4x4
Franklin 3:38.3* q
- Campbell 54.7
- Derricks 56.7
- Holler 54.5
- Haynes 52.5  

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14 teams: Stratford, Ensworth, Siegel, Beech, Brentwood, BGA, Hillwood, Centennial, Franklin, Page, Independence, Ravenwood, Overton, and Lavergne  

75 degrees and breezy. 

Well run meet ... only four hours long.  

We qualified in all 12 events!!!  

We qualified two guys in 7 of the 8 individual events.  

Juan Arboleda ran had a monsterous workday.  He ran the 3200, 1600, and 800 ... what an effort! 

Trey Hardison (11.0) and John Hewitt (10.9) were 6th and 5th in an incredible sprint field.  The top four sprinters ran 10.6, 10.6, 10.7, and 10.8.  

John Hewitt brought his "A-game" again, running 10.9, 21.8, and 50.1.  

The efforts of Johnathon Haynes (52.4, 52.5) reflected his outstanding workouts of the last two weeks.  

15 personal records.  

Congrats to our hard-working distance runners.  Kenny Snider, Ryan Williams, and Elliot Brown all had PRs.  

Antonio Murry ... 3 meets ... 4 800s ... 2:08 - 2:06 - 2:05 -2:04  

Titus Hardemon anchored two outstanding sprint relays, then ran a 23.4* 200.  

Freshman Jesse Hewitt ran a surprising 21.1 first half of the 300 INT ... showing that he is capable of running sub-44.  He still qualified with a 46.5*.  

Field events will be held Tuesday.  

Finals of the running events will be held Thursday.  

Go Rebels!

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FINALS ...

REBELS DOMINATE SCOTT HARTMAN RELAYS

Shot
Sensing 47'5* (1)
Waters 41'4* (4)
Leach 40'11 (5)  

Discus
Sensing 122'6 (2)
Leach 115'6 (5)
Cathey 85'0  

LJ
Hardison 20'3 (3)
Carter 18'6 (8)
Derricks 18'1  

TJ
Holler 38'9 (6)
Hardison 38'1 (8)
Pritchett 34'11  

HJ
Derricks 5'8 (2)  

PV no entries   

100 Hewitt 10.9 (6)
Hardison 11.0 (7)  

200
Hewitt 22.1 (1)
Hardemon 23.4* (4)  

400
Hewitt 48.9* (1) NEW MEET RECORD
Haynes 52.2 (2)  

800
Arboleda 2:02.7* (2)
Murry 2:02.8* (3)  

1600 Arboleda 4:58 (5)
Brown 5:23 (8)  

3200
Arboleda 11:02 (6)
Snyder 11:34* (8)  

110 HH
Holler 15.5 (3)  

300 INT
Holler 40.1 (1) NEW MEET RECORD
Jesse Hewitt 45.6* (8)  

4x1
Franklin 43.4 (2)
- Carter 11.61*
- Campbell 10.58
- Hewitt 10.48
- Haynes 10. 69  

4x2
Franklin 1:32.3* (3)
- Hardison 24.24
- Campbell 22.62
- Derricks 22. 81
- Hardimon 22. 65  

4x4
Franklin 3:36.5* (3)
- Campbell 54.2*
- Derricks 54.9*
- Holler 54.2
- Haynes 53.2  

4x8
Franklin 8:45.8* (1)
- Williams 2:14.1*
- Arboleda 2:07.2
- Brown 2:14.5
- Murray 2:10.1  

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Franklin 156
Hillwood 93
Lavergne 83
Overton 76
Centennial 58
Seigel 52
BGA 39
Ravenwood 39
Brentwood 34
Beech 28
Ensworth 10
Page 6
Stratford 5
Independence 3  

Warm, humid conditions.  

We won as a TEAM ...
We only won five events but we placed in 17 of 18 events.
We placed top-3 in all four relays.
We placed TWO guys in 11 of the 14 individual events.  

John Hewitt ran an amazing 48.9 for a new meet record.  His 22.1 was good enough for a meet record at most places but former two-time NCAA 100 Meter Champ and Franklin native Mardy Scales ran a 21.4 a few years ago.  John will be featured in the Nashville "City Paper" Friday.  

Alec Holler also set a new meet record.  His times continue to improve ... 41.2 - 41.0 - 40.5 and now 40.1.  

We had two guys go crazy in the 800.  Juan Arboleda and Antonio Murry ran 2:02.7 and 2:02.8.   

Johnathon Haynes filled in for Titus Hardemon and anchored the 4x1 team to a respectable 43.4.  Titus got caught in traffic and missed the race.  Our bus DID NOT SHOW UP and we had to find our own way to the meet.  

Shannon Derricks high jumped for the first time and went 5'2, 5'4, 5'6, and 5'8 without a miss, finishing 2nd.  

We remain undefeated (20-0) in the state of Tennessee.  

Next meet ... at Riverdale (school that beat us in the football state championship) ... 4:00 start.  

Next Friday ... Bob Jones Invitational at Madison, Alabama (4:30 start).