{"id":296843,"date":"2013-05-29T00:00:00","date_gmt":"2013-05-29T07:00:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/sdnews.com\/spring-roundup-despite-disappointments-in-spring-cif-play-plhs-notched-achievements\/"},"modified":"2013-05-29T00:00:00","modified_gmt":"2013-05-29T07:00:00","slug":"spring-roundup-despite-disappointments-in-spring-cif-play-plhs-notched-achievements","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/test.sdnews.com\/es\/spring-roundup-despite-disappointments-in-spring-cif-play-plhs-notched-achievements\/","title":{"rendered":"SPRING ROUNDUP: Despite disappointments in spring CIF play, PLHS notched achievements"},"content":{"rendered":"<p>Several individual accomplishments highlighted the spring sports season at Point Loma High, even though all the teams were eliminated early in CIF playoff events. Here is a look at swimming and track and field: <b>Boys\u2019 and girls\u2019 swimming<\/b> It was the boys who shone, stroking to a 10-1 overall mark (5-1, second place in league). For the girls, the results were 3-8 overall (2-4, fifth place in league). Andrew Brady and Jason O\u2019Brien swam times that give them automatic All-American status. Needing to better 1:39.61 in the 200-meter freestyle, Brady turned in a best of 1:39.20. The 500-meter freestyle requires 4:30.83, and Brady easily topped that with a 4:27.78. CIF individual swimmers were Taylor Fettel (200-meter individual medley, 500-meter freestyle), Hejira Whittaker (100-meter butterfly) and Noah Stevenson (500-meter freestyle). The top result in relays was the 400-meter freestyle boys\u2019 team of Brady, O\u2019Brien, Stevenson and Sean Webster. They turned in an eighth-place finish. The other boys\u2019 relay was the 200-meter medley, good for an 11th-place finish. The girls\u2019 relay results were 17th in the 200-meter medley, 17th in the 200-meter freestyle and 12th in the 400-meter freestyle. Of all Div. II teams, the boys finished 10th overall and the girls ended up 22nd overall out of of 43 teams. <b>Track and field: top county marks<\/b> Individually, the 2013 boys\u2019 season revolved around Sydney Rush-Dunigan, who registered Top 10 marks in San Diego County in three events. His 45\u201910&#8243; mark in the triple jump was fourth best and his high jump of 6\u20196&#8243; was one inch shy of the top county mark. Nobody, however, out-leaped Rush-Dunigan in the long jump, where he sailed 23\u20199.75&#8243; in winning the CIF Championship. In other events, DeAndre Benson\u2019s high jump of 6\u20194&#8243; (sixth place in event) and Ricky Sweet\u2019s 4:19.50 1,600-meter time (10th place) also scored among the county\u2019s best. Ella Verhees logged the eighth-best time in the 1,600-meter run with a time of 5:02.56. <b>Top city marks<\/b> The boys\u2019 results list Malik Riddle as ninth (11.14) in the 100-meter dash. Sweet is seventh in the 800-meter (2:00.08), second in the 1,600-meter (4:19.50) and fifth in the 3,200-meter (9:31.97). The boys\u2019 4&#215;100-meter relay team (Riddle, Benson, Rush-Dunigan and Jaylen Griffin) was ninth (43.86 seconds). In the 4&#215;400-meter relay, the Pointers tied for 10th (3:36.90). Members were Sweet, John Lopp, John-Mark Rodenhaver and Collin Pullum. Charles Fluker had a high jump of 5\u201911&#8243;, tying him for seventh. On the girls\u2019 side, Verhees topped all city runners with a time of 5:02.56 in the 1,600-meter and ran to a time of 2:17.81 in the 800-meter for third best of the season. Halle Pullum was eigth in the 800-meter (2:23.71), Allison Detrick was ninth (16.06) in the 100-meter hurdles and Samantha Coon jumped 8\u20199&#8243; (10th) in the pole vault. <i>The Beacon\u2019s next issue will feature a roundup of Point Loma High golf, softball, volleyball and lacrosse.<\/i><\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>Several individual accomplishments highlighted the spring sports season at Point Loma High, even though all the teams were eliminated early in CIF playoff events. Here is a look at swimming and track and field: Boys\u2019 and girls\u2019 swimming It was the boys who shone, stroking to a 10-1 overall mark (5-1, second place in league). 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