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All-Cascade Conference boys track and field

2015 All-Cascade Conference Boys Track and Field Team

FIRST TEAM

100: Josh Dickey, jr., Lakewood

200: Isaac Westlund, sr., Archbishop Murphy

400: Isaac Westlund, sr., Archbishop Murphy

800: Andrew Ayers, sr., King’s

1,600: Andrew Ayers, sr., King’s

3,200: Ian Flay, soph., Cedarcrest

110 hurdles: Liam Thomas, sr., Cedarcrest

300 hurdles: Kelson Brewer, jr., Lakewood

4×100 relay: King’s (Jackson Hand, Duncan Cull, Alex Thiel, Caleb Perry)

4×400 relay: King’s (Caleb Perry, Jackson Hand, Andrew Ayers, Matt Jackson)

Shot put: Kalan Knott, sr., Lakewood

Discus: Alex Burbee, sr., Lakewood

Javelin: Karl Sather, sr., King’s

High jump: Brendan Sanders, sr., Granite Falls

Pole vault: Rory Krueger, sr., Archbishop Murphy

Long jump: Brett Bustad, sr., Lakewood

Triple jump: Brett Bustad, sr., Lakewood

SECOND TEAM

100: Stedman Knox, sr., Cedar Park Christian-Bothell

200: Jackson Hand, sr., King’s

400: Tanner Lobdell, jr., South Whidbey

800: Cole Zink, sr., South Whidbey

1,600: Ryan Abdalla, soph., Cedar Park Christian-Bothell

3,200: Alex Cooper, sr., Lakewood

110 hurdles: Drake Chaves, sr., Lakewood

300 hurdles: Elliot Dick, sr., Cedarcrest

4×100 relay: Cedar Park Christian-Bothell (Andrew Britton, Shane Rhodes, Russell Brown, Stedman Knox)

4×400 relay: South Whidbey (Tanner Lobdell, Cameron Lobdell, Cole Zink, Evan Mellish)

Shot put: Kobe Moorhead, fr., Archbishop Murphy

Discus: Martin Napeahi, fr., Archbishop Murphy

Javelin: Torjan Barnes, jr., Cedarcrest

High jump: Brett Jones, sr., King’s

Pole vault: Alex Thiel, sr., King’s; Matthew Hineline, jr., Cedarcrest

Long jump: Blake Funston, fr., Lakewood

Triple jump: Peter Kulits, fr., King’s

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