The Spanaway Lake 4×100 relay is 2nd with a time of 42.74, Silas 3rd at 43.04, Puyallup 9th at 43.64 and Gig Harbor at 43.68 setting up a blazing relay at the Shelton Invite. In the 300 hurdles McCabe has the 3rd best time and Puyallup’s Maurice Woodring is 6th. In the 110 hurdles McCabe from Silas has the 2nd fastest state time of the year in 14.05 and Yelm’s Kyler Ronquillo 8th at 14.91. Klahowya’s Kelton Gagnon is 10th in the state about 4 seconds behind Coleman’s time and Gagnon is 5th in the 3200 about 9 seconds behind Coleman. Olympia’s Ethan Coleman has the top time in both the 3200 at 8:51.09 and 7th best in the 1600. Silas High School’s Jaylen McCabe has the 9th fastest 100m and Charles McQueen is #10 with just 1/100th of a second separating the 2 and both just 2/10ths off the top time. The Shelton Invite has other top State performers slated to compete. We had a chance to talk with Jeremiah on Wednesday prior to him setting the State record on Thursday.
Nubbe has committed to going to college to the University of Texas. Currently he the 3rd best shot putter in all classifications in the state with a best put of 55′ 3 behind Hermiston’s Caden Hottman at 56′ and Yelm’s Brayden Platt at 55′ 10.5. Nubbe also throws the shot put and javelin but those are not his focus and does it to help his team pick up team points in competition. Nubbe also leads the nation in a 2nd event the Hammer Throw with a mammoth toss of 234′ or 21-feet further than the 2nd best throw in the nation. Then yesterday he topped himself pushing the best throw in the nation to 207′ 2 extending his lead in the national ranks and more important to Nubbe setting a new state record moving to the top of the list by 2 inches over the throw from West Valley of Spokane’s Vinnie Pecht who set the record back in 1997. His toss is the 2nd best in state history. Rainier High School’s Jeremiah Nubbe leads the nation in all classifications with a throw of 205′ 2 exactly 1-foot longer than Brett Schwartz’s throw from Kansas. This meet features several top state performers along with a National leader in the Discus. There will also be two special extra races for sophomores and freshmen only in the 100m and 1600m for both boys and girls. This year 56 teams from 4A-1B will compete against each other in all the traditional State events. The Shelton Invite has been one of the key preparation Invitationals for the State meet for decades.
This includes Saturday’s 62nd edition of the historic Shelton Invitational. It has been a rough Spring especially for Baseball, Fastpitch and Tennis with all the rain-snow-hail-outs and even though it’s not the greatest of conditions at least Soccer, Golf and Track can power through and get their events completed.
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