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SOUTHEAST ROADRUNNERS
Southeast Louisiana Roadrunners shine in Eastside Striders Invitational.
Dawson Gildig post three wins, while Breanna Becerra, Claire-Chapin Perrilloux, Annie Walls, Lane Porter, and Josh Reed were all double winners.

GEISMAR—The Southeast Louisiana Roadrunners summer track team earned 26 gold medals in the First Annual Eastside Striders Invitational held at Dutchtown High School in Geismar, LA on Saturday.
    Leading the Primary Girls division (8-u) was Breanna Becerra (6) and Caroline Eschette (6). Becerra posted a pair of wins in the 800 (3:44) and long jump (7-00.50) and was tenth in the 100 (19.70), while Eschette was second in the long jump (6-06.00), tenth in the 200 (49.10) and twelfth in the 100 (21.60). Jacarre Cooper (6) placed fifth in the 800 (3:29) and seventh in the long jump (8-00.50) in the Primary boys division (8-u).
    Dawson Gildig (9) posted three wins in the sub-bantam (9) group with gold medals in the 800 (3:14), 1500 (7:09) and long jump (8-02.50), while Annie Walls (10) posted a pair of wins in the 800 (3:17) and 1500 (6:54) and placed second in the shot put (11-6.50) in the Bantam girls division (10), while Mason Valure (10) won the boys shot put (21-08).
    Claire-Chapin Perrilloux (11) was a double winner in the Sub-Midget girls division (11) with wins in the 3000 (14:02) and 800 (2:57). Eric Coston (11) won the boys 3000 (11:12) and was second in the 800 (2:34), while Clayton Ourso (11) was second in the 3000 (12:56). Rashaad Cooper (11) posted a win in the discus (59-06) and was second in the shot put (23-01). Destin Talley (11) finished second in the 80 meter hurdles (16.90) and was fifth in the 100 (15.18).
    Kyle Baudoin (12) placed third in the 80 meter hurdles (17.50) and high jump (3-08) and was also fourth in the long jump (11-09.25). Reagan Riggins (13) posted a pair of second place finishes in the high jump (4-02) and 100 meter hurdles (20.51) in the Sub-Youth division (13). Kraemer Jackson (14) was a double winner in the youth boys (14) 800(2:25) and 3000 (10:45), while Ben Schnadelbach (14) was second in the 3000 (11:20).
    Lane Porter (15-16) won the 800 (2:43) and 100 meter hurdles (19.20) and was second in the 400 (1;11.90). Corbett Ourso (15-16) was the 3000 meter champion (10:37) and was eighth in the 800 (2:25), while Jarred Bergeron (15-16) had a pair of third place finishes in the 3000 (12:35) and shot put (35-03.25). Charles Jones (15-16) was fourth in the 800 (2:14) and fifth in the 200 (24.80), while Phillip Dibenedetto (15-16) was fourth in the 3000 (13:13).
    Casey Fekete (17-18) led the Young Women (17-18) with a pair of wins in the high jump (3-08) and long jump (13-02.50), was second in the 100 meter hurdles (18.90) and was third in the 200 (31.80), while Chasity Jones (17-18) was the 400 meter champion (1:08.00) and was second in the 200(30.00).
    Josh Reed (17-18) posted a pair of wins in the Young Men’s division (17-18) with victories in the 100 (11.20) and long jump (20-07) and was third in the 200(22.60). Patrick Amie (17-18) won the 110 meter hurdles (18.34) and the 400 meter hurdles (1:09.50) and was seventh in the 200 (26.40). Ryan Young (17-18) won the 3000 (13:43), while Tyler Hebert (17-18) was third in the high jump (5-04), shot put (28-7.50) and long jump (18-01.25).


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