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By Robert Balajadia
Mother nature has not been kind to outside sports these past couple of weeks but the sun was shining on the JFK track and field as the 2013 Guam National Track & Field Championship carried on through Saturday.
Highlighting the event were Olympic runners Derek Mandell and Amy Atkinson who participated in the 5000 meter run. Mandell finished with a blazing 16:50.47 just seconds over JFK star runner and May 2013 Buddy’s Home Furnishings Athlete Of the Month John Aquino who finished with a time 16:56.11. Atkinson was the only female runner who finished with a time of 19:38.37.
When asking how he faired against Mandell, Aquino stated, “Man, [Derek] is the olympian so I’ve still got a lot to learn.”
the 1500 meter run was taken by Amy’s younger brother Levi Atkinson with a 4:48:61 who just edged Austin Mendiola at 4:50:94.
Making an appearance in the field events were record setters for the 2013 high school track and field competitions with Naomi Blaz, Liana Urbino, and Ray Dionisio who competed in their respective events.
Here are the complete times and numbers for the events:
*Times for 400m and 800m hurdles coming soon
Open Men Discus Throw (1.6K)
1. Jay Patrick Dela Cruz – 32.11m
2. Michael Aguon – 31.14m
3. Dowan Kim – 30.35m
4. Pedro Aquiningoc – 30.35m
5. Drake Taitano – 22.67
Open Women Discus Throw
1. Diana Alicto – 32.27m
2. April Flores – 25.25m
3. Naomi Uy – 20.77
4. Allyssa Oftana – 17.25m
Open Men Triple Jump
1. Shane Conepcion – 12.34m
2. Albert Juan – 11.73m
3. Ryan Teologo – 11.66m
4. Johnny Quitugua – 11.04m
5. Bleu Perez – 10.90m
5. Rodney Tadifa – 10.90m
7. Gionn Buenavides – 10.70m
8. Ray Dionisio – 10.51m
9. Christian Gico – 9.84m
10. Heath Juan – 4.45
Open Women Triple Jump
1. Naomi Blaz – 9.80
2. Jeashalyn Fejeran – 9.21
3. Alexandria Daughtry – 8.85
Open Men Javelin Throw
1. Pedro Aquiningoc – 37.34m
2. Nicolas Raval – 36.30m
3. Michael Gaitan – 32.33m
4. Jay Patrick Dela Cruz – 30.41m
5. Rojell Umipig – 29.88m
6. Michael Aguon – 28.00m
7. Michael Chvatao – 25.05m
Open Women Javelin Throw
1. Liana Urbino – 27.49m
2. Diana Alicto – 22.96m
Open Men Long Jump
1. Shane Concepcion – 6.03m
2. Michael Alicto – 5.90m
3. Paul Dimalanta – 5.86m
4. Albert Juan – 5.60m
5. Ryan Teologo – 5.34m
6. Michael Gaitan – 5.24m
7. Rodney Tadifa – 5.19m
8. Bleu Perez – 4.89m
9. Johnny Quitugua – 4.83m
10. Norbin Tiru – 4.81m
11. Gionn Buenavides – 4.53m
12. Pedro Aquiningoc – 4.49m
13. Michael Chvatao – 4.43m
14. Ray Dionisio 4.35m
15. Gerald Asuncion – 4.27m
16. Nathaniel Salii – 4.15m
17. Rojell Imipig – 3.88m
Open Women Long Jump
1. Naomi Blaz – 4.47m
2. Jaeshalyn Fejeran – 3.86m
3. Aria Perez-Theisen – 3.65m
4. Nicole Ericson – 3.60m
Open Men Discus Throw (2K)
1. Ray Dionisio – 33.55m
Open Men 110m Hurdles
1. Nicolas Raval – 16.40s
2. Michael Herreros – 16.42s
3. Johnny Quitugua – 17.39s
Open Women 400m Dash
1. Nicole Ericsson – 1:15.58
Open Men 100m Dash
1. Michael Alicto – 11.13s
2. Ryan Teologo – 11.65s
3. Alex Dunn – 11.66s
4. Norris Tiru – 11.77s
5. Michael Herreros – 12.07s
6. Norbin Tiru – 12.10s
7. Bleu Perez – 12.26s
8. Christian Diaz – 12.33s
9. Pedro Aquiningoc – 12.48s
10. Christian Gico – 12.65s
11. Gionn Buenavides – 13.12s
12. Aaron Lagrimas – 13.52s
13. Karl Bamba – 15.00s
Open Women 100m Dash
1. Rocky Walker – 12.79s
2. Maria Ollet – 15.00s
Open Men 400m Dash
1. Ray John Flores – 1:00.04
2. Carlvin Macaraeg – 1:04.21
3. Christian Gico – 1:09.42
Open Men 200m Dash
1. Michael Alicto – 23.38s
2. Alex Dunn – 23.53s
3. Paul Dimalanta – 23.92s
4. Bleu Perez – 25.09s
5. Ian Valencia – 25.45s
6. Christian Diaz – 25.27s
7. Pedro Aquiningoc – 26.83s
8. Gionn Buenavides – 27.28s
9. David Dunn – 37.78s
Open Men 5000m Run
1. Derek Mandell – 16:50.47
2. John Aquino IV – 16:56.11
3. Gerald Asuncion – 18:44.03
4. Justin Pangelinan – 19:56.07
Open Women 5000m Run
1. Amy Atkinson – 19:38.37
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