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A small group of Jets faced intense heat and competition in Humble Texas. Peyton and Sloan brought back medals. Peyton placed 3rd in 12yr old girls 80m hurdles with a personal best and Jets team record of 12.86.
Sloan placed 6th in 10yr old girl 1500m. She also set a personal best and Jets team record, 5:22.25. Others who made the trip representing the Jets with strength and pride were: Jahphiah, Wallace, Denmark, Kylee, Chase and Cainan. [Full Results]
Peyton is featured in Medford newspaper article: [Read Article]
Peyton, the only Jet to compete in the AAU Club Nationals, represented well earning 2 national medals. She placed 3rd in the 12 yr old girls hurdles (13.10). She also won a medal by placing 8th in the 12 yr old 100m with a time 13.72. [Full Results]
Outstanding performances from Chase S. and Cainan with six 1st place finishes each. Chase also achieved 3 meet records in the 5-6 age group. Chase won the 200m, 400m, and softball throw. He also won and achieved meet records in the 50m (8.12), 100m, (15.97) and 50m hurdles (9.06). Cainan not only won 6 events in 7-8 age group, 50m, 100m, 200m, 400m, SLJ and softball throw, but also ran a meet record in the 50m (7.38). Congratulations to Chase and Cainan with super performances and complete domination!
Rest of First Place finishers: Peyton (11-12: 50m, 200m, 80mH -Meet and Jets team record: 12.70, softball throw, 100m - meet and Jets team record: 12.33) Denmark (7-8: 1500m, 3000m) Kylee (11-12: 400m - meet record: 1:01.43, SLJ - meet record: 8'5") Sloan (9-10: 1500m meet record: 5.28) Chase H. (11-12: 3000m).
Second Place finishes went to: Chase S. (5-6: SLJ), Damaise (7-8: LJ), Kaden (9-10: TJ), Kylee (11-12: 200m), Chase H. (11-12: 1500m), Peyton (11-12: SLJ).
Third Place finishes went to: Chance H. (5-6: 50mH, SLJ), Monet (7-8: 50m), Kylee (11-12: 50m, 100m).
Fourth to Eighth Place: Chance H. (5-6: 100m, 400m, softball throw), Damaise (7-8: 50m, 200m), Emarald (7-8: 50m, 200m), Monet (7-8: LJ), Kaden (9-10: 50m, 200m), Robert (9-10: 80mH, Lj, SLJ), Mianci (13-14: 400m, LSJ, TJ, STJ), Kaori (13-14: 200m, TJ).
[Full Results]
All those that placed 1st-5th place advance to USATF Junior Olympics Nationals in Sacramento CA, July 25-31.
Results for meet:
Triple First Place finisher: Peyton (11-12: 100m, 200m, 80mH).
Rest of First Place finishers: Cainan (8: 200m, 400m) Kylee (11-12: 400m) .
Second Place finishes went to: Jahphiah (15-16: 200m, 400m) Kylee (11-12 200m)..
Third Place finishes went to: Sloan (9-10: 1500m) .
Fourth to Fifth Place: Sloan (9-10: 800m) Kaori (13-14: 200mH).
Sixth to 8th Place: Sloan (9-10: 400m) Kaori (13-14: 200m, 100mH) Chase (11-12: 1500m, 3000m).
Good efforts also put in by: Corrine and Justin. [Full Results]
All those that placed 1-6th place advance to AAU National Juniour Olympics in Humble TX, August 1-6.
Results for meet:
Triple First Place finishers: Kylee (11: 100m, 200m, 400m). Kylee set a new Jets team record for girls 11-12 400m: 59.58.
Rest of First Place finishers: Cainan (8: 200m, 400m) Jahphiah (15-16: 200m, 400m) Peyton (12: 80mH) Wallace (15-16: 800m).
Second Place finishes went to: Jahphiah (15-16: 100m).
Third Place finishes went to: Peyton (12: 100m, 200m) Mianci (13: 400m) Denmark (9: 800m, 1500m) Sloan (10: 800m, 1500m) Chase (12: 1500m, 3000m) Wallace (15-16: 1500m) .
Fourth to Sixth Place: Justin (9: 100m, 200m) Kayla (11: 100m) Shaylin (17-18: 100m, 200m) Mianci (13: 200m) Sloan (10, 400m) Kaori (14: 200mH) Igaju (13: LJ) Kaden (10: SP). .
Good efforts also put in by: Alana, Shamiah, Corrine, and Mia. [Full Results]
All those that placed 1-8th place advance to USATF Regionals on July 7-10 in NY.
Results for meet:
Triple First Place finishers: Sloan (9-10: 400m, 800m, 1500m) Peyton (11-12: 100m, 200m, 80mH) Cainan (8: 100m, 200m, 400m).
Rest of First Place finishers: Kylee (11: 400m) Vivian (13: 800m, 1500m) Jahphiah (15-16: 200m, 400m) .
Second Place finishes went to: Kylee (11-12: 100m, 200m) Corrine (11-12: 400m) Mianci (13-14: 400m) Kaori (13-14: 100mH, 200mH) Chase (11-12: 1500m, 3000m) Wallace (15-16: 800m).
Third Place finishes went to: Jalisyah (9-10: 200m, 400m) Jazmyn (13-14: 400m) Justin (9-10: 200m) Wallace (15-16: 1500m) .
Fourth to Eigth Place: Riya (8: 200m) Kayla (11-12: 100m) Mianci (13-14: 200m) Kaori (13-14: 200m) Jazmyn (13-14: 200m) Amy (13-14 800m) Mia (15-16: 200m, 400m,) Gabriella (15-16: 800m) Justin (9-10: 100m) Kaden (9-10: 100, 200).
Good efforts also put in by: Aden, Alana, Shamiah, and Raj. [Full Results]
Congratulations, all participants qualified for the AAU Region 1 National Qualifier to be held on June 24-26 in New Haven CT.
Results for meet:
Triple First Place finishers: Kylee (11: 100m, 200m, 400m)
Peyton (12: 100m, 200m, 80mH)
Davonte (15-16: 100m, 200m, 400m) Jahphiah (15-16: 100m, 200m, 400m) Sloan (10: 400m, 800m, 1500m)
Rest of First Place finishers: Monet (8: 100m, 200m) Mianci (13: 200m, 400m) Igagu (13: 100m, 200m) Denmark (9: 800m, 1500m) Vivian (13: 800m, 1500m) Wallace (15-16: 800m, 1500m) Cainan (8: 200m, 400m) Justin (9: 100m, 200m) Corrine (12: 400m) Chase (12: 1500m) Gabriella (15-16: 800m) Damaise (8: 100m).
Second Place finishes went to:
Jonathan (8: 100m) Mia (15-16: 400m) Kaden (10: 100m, 200m) Kayla (11: 100m, 200m) Chase (12: 800m, 3000) Shamiah (13: 200m, 400m) Amy (12: 800m, 1500m) Kaori (14: 100m, 200mH) Sophia (13: 100m) Yuki (10: 100m) Corrine (12: 200m).
Third Place finishes went to: Damaise (8: 200m) Mia (15-16: 200m) Robert (9: 100m, 200m) Alex (15-16: 100m, 200m) Kaori (14: 200m) Yuki (10: 200m).
Fourth Place and up: Jonathan (8: 200m) Alexander (8: 100m, 200m) Sophia (13: 400m) Alana (11: 100m, 200m) Anaiah (8: 100m, 200m). [Results: download PDF]
First Place finishers: Kylee (11-12: 200m, 400m)
Peyton (11-12: 100m, 80mH)
Mianci (13-14: 400m) Corrine (11-12: LJ) Cainan (7-8: 400).
Second Place finishes went to:
Kylee (11-12: 100m)
Kaori (13-14: 100m) Anaiah (5-6: 200m) Peyton (11-12: 200m) Sloan (9-10: 800m, 1500m), Cainan (7-8: 200m), Denmark (9-10: 1500m) Jacob (9-10: LJ)
Third Place went to:
Anaiah (5-6: 100m)
Kayla (11-12: 100m, 200m) Mianci (13-14: 200m)
Shamaiah (13-14: 400m) Denmark (9-10: 800m) Chase (11-12: 1500m), Jonathan (7-8: LJ).
4-6th places:
Zora (11-12: 100m, 400m)
Jalisiyah (9-10: 200m, 400m) Corrine (11-12: 200m, 400m) Nalani (13-14: 200m) Kaori (13-14: 200m, 100mH)
Justin (9-10: 100m, 200m, LJ) Jacob (9-10: 200m, 400m)
Chase (11-12: 800m)
Igaju (13-14: 100m, 400m, LJ), Jonathan (7-8: 200m, 400m)
Other competitors for the Jets were: Alana, Aden. [Results: download PDF]
Rest of the First Place finishers: Cainan (7-8: 200m, 400m)
Kaori (13-14: 200mH)
Sloan (9-10: 800m)
Denmark (9-10: 800m)
Kylee (11-12: 200m, 800m)
Vivian (13-14: 800m)
Jacob (9-10: LJ)
Second Place finishes went to:
Kylee (11-12: 100m)
Chase (11-12: 800m).
Third Place went to:
Kaori (13-14: 100mH)
Anaiah (5-6: 100m)
Mianci (13-14: 100m, 200m)
Sloan (9-10: 400m)
Vivian (13-14: 400m)
4-6th places:
Justin (9-10: 100m LJ)
Kaori (13-14: 100m)
Jalisiyah (9-10: 200m, 400m)
Jacob (9-10: 200m, 400m)
Denmark (9-10: 400m)
Chase (11-12; 400m)
Mianci (13-14: 400m)
Abby (13-14: 800m)
Anaiah (5-6: 200m)
Other competitors for the Jets were: Christian, Alana, Nalani, Shamaiah.[Results: download PDF]
Results for meet: Jacob was the only triple winner: (9-10: LJ, 200m, 800m).
Rest of the first place finishers:Damaise (8&under: 100m 200m)
Chase (11-12: 800m, 1500m)
Peyton (11-12: 80mH, 400m)
Monet (8&under: 100m 200m)
Kylee (11-12: 100m, 800m)
Sloan (9-10: 800m, 1500m)
Kaori (13-14: 100m)
Justin (9-10: 100m)
Aiden (11-12: 400m)
Wallace (15-18: 800m)
Jalisiyah (9-10: 400m)
Zora 11-12: 200m).
Second place finishes went to: Aiden (9-10: LJ 200m)
Igaju (11-12: 400m)
Monet (8&under: LJ)
Corrine (11-12: LJ, 400m 200m)
Kaori (13-14: 400m)
Nalani (13-14: 200m).
Third place finishes went to: Justin (9-10: LJ, 100m), Igaju (13-14: LJ), Christian (8&under: 100m)
Ariana (11-12: LJ), Jalisiyah (9-10: 100m), Zora (11-12: 100m LJ)
Alena (9-10: 200m), Nalani (13-14: 400m).
Other competitors for the Jets were: Amelia,
[Girls'Results] [Boys' Results]
Amid an extremely competitive, long and tiring National Indoor tournament, the Cambridge Jets capped off the indoor season with an outstanding performance, which included individual achievements by both veterans and first time participants. The Jets netted first places by Kylee (400) and Wallace (800), second places by Wallace (400) Kylee (200) Gigi (800, 1500) Vivian (800, 1500) and a third place finish in the 4x400 (Kaori, Shamiah, Vivian, Mianci) In addition, there were some incredible performances by Peyton 8th in the 60, Denmark 3rd in the 1500 and Mianci with a season best in the 400. We had PR performances from Kayla (60m), Kaden (200), Shamiah (400), Janae (400), Nalani (60), and Kaori (60).
The weekend concluded with the 4x200 relays, our 11/12 girls team of Kylee, Peyton, Kayla, Janae came in 5th place.
Overall,a fantastic performance with significant growth. [Results] [Photos]
On March 6, the Jets successfully faced 14 teams on their home track at Harvard. Over 60 Jets competed and 45 of them scored points towards the victory.
17 of the Jets were winners, several winning more than one event. They included: Gigi (10yr 800m, 1500m), Kylee (11yr 200m, 400m Meet Record 1:01.21), Peyton (12yr 55m, 200m), Zoey (12yr 3000m), Nalani (13yr 55m), Vivian (13yr 800m, 1500m), Kaori (14yr 55m, 200m), Isabella (HS 1500m), Cainan (8yr 400m, 200m), Lucas (8yr 800m), Jonathan (8yr LJ), Justin (9yr 55m, 200m, LJ), Quinn (9yr 400m), Denmark (9yr 800m, 1500m), Aiden (11yr LJ), Chase (12yr LJ), Raseed (13yr 400m), Wallace (HS 800m).
Second place finishes went to: Kayla (11yr 55m), Nalani (13yr 200m), Mianci (13yr 400m), Jazmyn (14yr 400m), Mia (HS 400m), Isabella (HS 800m), Daniella (HS 1500m), Quinn (9yr 800m, HJ), Kaden (10yr 200m), Benjamin (12yr HJ), Igaju (13yr 800m, LJ).
Third place finishes went to: Jalisiyah (9yr 400m), Gianna (11yr SP), Janae (12yr 200m, 400m), Kya (12yr 800m, 1500m), Shamiah (13yr 400m), Abby (13yr 800m), Jazmyn (14yr 200m), Kaori (14yr 400m), Mia (HS 55m 200m), Daniella (HS 800m), Milo (9yr 400m), Kaden (10yr 55m), Oliver (10yr LJ), Zach (10yr SP), Aiden (11yr 200m), Eamon (11yr 800m, 1500m, HJ), Anthony (12yr 200m), Igaju (13yr 400m), Raseed (13yr LJ).
Fourth-Sixth places were: Emerald (8yr 200m, 400m), Jalisiyah (9yr 55m), Yuki (10yr 55m, 400m), Ashley (10yr 55m), Dasha (10yr 400m), Gianna (11yr 55m, 400m), Corrine (12yrs 55m, 200m 400m),Nikita (11yr 400m), Kayla (12yr 400m), Olivia (12yr 800m), Sophia (13yr 55m, 400m, LJ), Shamiah (13yr 200m, LJ), Damaise (8yr 55m, 200m, LJ), Jonathon (8yr 400m, 200m), Oliver (10yr 400m), Kaden (10yr SP), Curtis (12yr 55m), Chase (12yr 200m, 400m), Anthony (12yr 400m), Wallace (HS 400m).
Other competitors for the Jets were: Anaiah, Addie, Aaliyah, Yasmin, Alana, Lauren, Fanuel, Alexander, Alex, Adam, Ray and Christian. [Team Results] [Individual Results][Photos]
A small group of Jets performed well against much larger teams, bringing home the 3rd place trophy at the Indoor Youth Classic. Leading the way was Kylee winning her 3 events (200m, 400m and Standing LJ) while setting 2 meet records (9-10yr 200m 27.75, 400m 102.2).
Other winners were Jalisiyah (7-8 200m, Standing LJ), Peyton (11-12 55m, 200m), Chase (11-12 LJ and Standing LJ), Quinn (7-8 800m) Denmark (7-8 1500m), Isabella (15-16 1500m) and Wallace (15-16 800m).
Second place went to: Jalisiyah (7-8 400m), Denmark (7-8 800m), Isabella (15-16 800m), Peyton (11-12 Standing LJ), Vivian (11-12 1500m), Mia (15-16 800m). Third place went to: Jalisiyah (7-8 55m), Lucas (7-8 800m), Cainan (7-8 LJ), Kayla (9-10 200m) Gigi (9-10 800m), Aiden (9-10 800m), Vivian (11-12 800m), Raseen (11-12 200m, 400m), and Mia (15-16 200m). Fourth-Eighth places went to: Emerald (7-8 Standing LJ), Cainan (7-8 200m, 400m), Quinn (7-8 1500m), Lucas (7-8 1500m), Kayla (9-10 55m), Gigi (9-10 1500m), Aiden (9-10 LJ), Kaden (9-10 shot put), Nalani (11-12 200m), Janae (11-12 Standin LJ), Chase (11-12 55m), Kaori (13-14 55m), Mianci (13-14 Standing LJ), Mia (15-16 LJ).
Other competitiors for the Jets were: Yuki, Ashley, Sophia, Sara, Abby, Kya, Benjamin, Janae, Shamiah, Kayla, Igaju. [Fulll results]
Spikey, Syndey and Jordan are still local running for Northeastern. Maya is at Temple. Serena, (not pictured) is running for William and Mary. All are doing well and contributing to their school programs.
The Jets also have a strong cohort in high school programs. The biggest group is at Brookline High School where Quinn, Lucas, Sergie (aka Brady), Jon and Sam are all running and jumping.
Quinn and Lucas ran on the 4th place 4x800 relay (8:07.56) at the Indoor All State meet, which qualified them for New Englands. Brady won the Freshman Cross Country Conference meet in the fall (2.5k 8.37).
Alexis, running for Milton, and Davonte, running for Needham, both placed 5th at Indoor All State meet in the 55m (Alexis 7.35, Davonte 6.56). Both qualifying for New Englands.
Jahphiah, at West Roxbury, came in 2nd in the 300m (41.0) at the D2 Indoor State Championships.
All three of the Jets teams came in 3rd place. The 10 and Under Girls included: Gigi (4th), Kya (6th), Jalisihay (33), and Dasha (56). The Boys 10 and Under included: Sam (4th), Jacob (12), Quinn (4), Eamon (15), Aiden (18) Denmark (22), Lucan (30). Girls 11-12
included: Vivian (2nd), Amy (3rd), Sara (27), Shamiah (31), and Sophia (41).
Well done everyone. [Full Results]
A total of 10 Jets went to the Junior Olympics to wrap up the year. Each gave his of her all on the biggest stage of the season and everyone had something to be proud of.
Kylee completed her wildly successful year by earning medals in three events in Norfolk, VA at the AAU JOs. She ran a great race to finish second in the 10 year old 400 in a new Jets record 1:01.78. That came about three hours after she lowered her team record in the preliminary round of the 200 to 27.94. Four days later she ran a 28.25 for fourth place overall. Kylee also grabbed a fourth place medal in the 100, 13.85 being her best time of the three rounds.
Alexis was the other Jet to place in the top eight, bounding 36-02 in her specialty, the triple jump, for a bronze medal on the first day of competition. Two days later she missed the finals of the long jump by ¾ of an inch, soaring 16-08.5 for ninth place. Alexis also ran the 100.
Another team record in the (11-12 year old) 400 went to Peyton who ran a blistering 1:02.52, good enough for 11th place amongst 11 year olds. Peyton had earlier run a 27.61 to qualify for the semi finals of the 200 where she finished 19th. She also competed in the 100.
Also competing for the Jets in Norfolk were Lucas in the 14 year old 1500 (13th) and 800 (17th), Kaori, in 13 year old triple jump (14th) and 100, Davonte in the 15-16 year old 100 (20th) and 200, Jacob in the 9 year old 1500 and long jump, Sergei in the 14 year old 3000 and Jahphiah in the 15-16 year old 400. [Full Results]
The previous week Denmark went down to Jacksonville, FL to the USATF Jr. Olympics. He battled a tough field and even tougher heat to PR in the 400 meters after running the 200 and 800.
A small but potent group of athletes went to the USATF Region 1 Junior Olympic Championships in Fitchburg on July 11 and 12. For most, it was simply a chance to see what they could do against the best USATF runners in our region. The meet wasnt as deep in most of our athletes events as the AAU Regional meet but it still gave our runners a chance to sharpen their skills. In all, the Jets didnt disappoint. Four runners won a total of 10 events and five others finished in the top five in eight events to qualify for USATF National Junior Olympics.
The highlight of the meet was Kylee setting a new team record in the 9-10 200 in 27.95. That run plus her 13.74 100 and 1:03.92 400 spelled total domination for Kylee, who has been undefeated in the sprints this season.
Also undefeated in the sprints this season, Devonte won both the 15-16 200 (22.56) and 400 (50.81 PR). Alexis remained undefeated in the jumps this season, taking gold in the 13-14 long (16-06) and triple (35-06.5) as well as the 100 (12.60 PR). Our fourth gold medal winner, Denmark, set PRs while winning the 8&U 400 in 1:18.66 and 800 in 2:56.09. Denmark was also fourth in the 200.
Lucas D-G (8&U 1500), Mianci (11-12 200 & 400) Peyton (11-12 200 & 400) Kaori (13-14 200) and Wallace (15-16 800) all had top five finishes, good enough to qualify for the USATF JOs. [Full Results]
While most of our qualifiers will bypass the USATF JOs to go to the AAU JOs this year, Denmark will make the trip to Jacksonville. Good luck to him at the USATF National Junior Olympic Championships.
The boys showing their spirit: (from L-R top):
Quinn C, Jacob, Denmark, Eamon, Jonathan, Lucas D-G
On the weekend of June 26 28, 26 Jets and their families travelled to New Britain, CT for the AAU Region 1 Qualifier against competitiors from Maine to New Jersey. Exactly half of our athletes finished in the top six of a running event or top five of a field event to earn entry into the AAU National Junior Olympics in Norfolk, Virginia in August.
In all, Jets athletes qualified in 26 events.
The weather was not the best but that didnt slow down our runners. The team was led by Kylee who won three events, lowering her team record in the 10 year old 400m to 1:03.69.
Double gold winners were Alexis 14 y.o. 100 & LJ and Davonte 15-16 100 & 200. Other golds went to Lucas A in the 14 y.o. 800 and Jahphiah in the 15-16 400.
Silver medals went to Peyton in the 11 y.o. 100 & 200, Vivian in the 12 y.o. 1500 and Lucas A. in the 14 y.o. 1500. Peyton (400) and James (3000) won bronze.
Quinn (8&U 400, 800), Jacob (9 y.o. 1500, LJ), Kaori (13 y.o. 100, 200, TJ), Alexis 14 y.o. TJ) Jordan (14 y.o. 200) and Sergei (14 y.o. 1500, 3000) also qualified for the JOs.
Jonathan, Denmark, Lucas D-G, Eamon, Adam, Dasha, Zora, Jasmine, Kya, Shamiah, Mianci, KeAlani, and Bronwyn also participated in this meet and represented the Jets proudly.
[Boys Results] [Girls Results]
Good luck to all who plan to go to the Junior Olympics this year.
Heres hoping all of your hard work pays off.
Alexis long jumping for the gold (Picture by C. Sulker)
Once again the Jets showed their team speed at the USATF NE Championships. In this meet the top eight in each event qualify for the USATF Region 1 Championships, 15 Jets qualified in 32 events.
Lucas A. set a new team record in the 13-14 1500 by running a smart, gutsy 4:13.12, (a record that stood for over 20 years) good for second place in the meet but a time which would have been good enough for a top medal at last years Junior Olympics.
Others putting up J.O. medal quality performances were Kylee in the 9-10 100 (13.78) and 400 (1:05.28) and Alexis 13-14 in the LJ (17-5.5).
Jets gold medal winners were Denmark 8&U 200, 400, Kylee 9-10 100, 200, 400, Peyton 11-12 100, Mianci 11-12 200, Alexis LJ, TJ, Adam 13-14 200 & Davonte 15-16 200, 400.
Silver went to Denmark 8&U 800, Lucas 8&U 1500, Peyton 11-12 200, Mianci 11-12 400, Alexis 13-14 100, 200, Adam 13-14 100, Jahphiah 15-16 200, Bronwyn 400H & Lucas A 13-14 1500.
Other Jets qualifiers were Lucas D-G 8&U 800, Sophia 11-12 100, Peyton 11-12 400, Kya 11-12 1500, Kaori 13-14 100, 200, TJ, Bronwyn 100H & Wallace 15-16 400, 800. [Results]
Vivian setting 2 Jets team records 1500m and 800m
The first step in the qualification process for the AAU Junior Olympics was held on Sunday. The AAU New England District Qualifier took place on a beautiful day at Thayer Academy and, once again, Jets athletes performed well, taking home 49 gold, 15 silver and 13 bronze medals, a slight improvement over last year. Of special note is Vivian M. who broke 2 team record (that had stood over 15 years). She now holds the 11-12 1500m record (5:01.90) and 800m record (2:27.90) All participants qualified for the AAU Regional meet held on June 26-28 in CT.
Event winners were Denmark, Quinn C, Jacob, Eamon, Vishal, Dante, Adan, Lucas A, Sergei, Davonte, Wallace, Quinn G, Gigi, Kylee, Peyton, Kya, Mianci, Vivian, Sophia, Kaori, Alexis, Milana, Jahphiah, and Bronwyn. Also winning medals for top three performances were Denmark, Jonathan, Lucas D-G, Jordan, Jon, Dasha, Emeline, Jasmine, Zora, Shamiah, KeAlani and Mia.[Boys Results] [Girls Results]
Adam and Jordan running hard to the finish
This meet was held at Thayer Academy (thanks Coach Brown) and had almost twice as many teams as last year.
Thanks to Capital City, Central Connecticut Jaguars, CT Hawks, Haverhill Elite, Quincy Stars, South Shore Fireboltz and Town Track Club for coming out and competing. Hopefully this meet will grow in the years to come.
Jets athletes ran well and came home with a total of 18 individual gold medals: Kylee, 9-10 100, 400; Gigi 9-10 800: Peyton 11-12 100, 400; Mianci 11-12 200; Vivian 11-12 800, 1500; Alexis 13-14 100, 200, TJ; Jazmyn 13-14 400; Quinn 8&U 400, 800; Jacob 9-10 LJ; Jordan 13-14 200; and Lucas A. 13-14 800, 1500.
The Jets went back to Connecticut, this time to New Haven for the CT Hawks Youth Meet. There the competition was hot even though the skies were threatening all day, eventually scaring meet officials enough to call off the last two scheduled events of the day, the 1500 and the 4x400.
Jets won 6 events: Kylee 9-10 100, 200, 400; Peyton 11-12 100, 200; Alexis 13-14 Long Jump.
Three runners earned second place: Denmark 7-8 800, Mianci 11-12 100, Alexis 200.
Four runners earned thirds: Denmark 400, Mianci 200, KeAlani 13-14 100, Kaori 13-14 200.
NIchlas, Jacob, Mia and Dante also competed for the Jets.
Our thanks to the CT Hawks for putting on this meet. [Meet Results]
It was wild and crazy. It got dark and cold. But believe it or not, the Jets put on quite a show highlighted by Jacob lowering his team record in the 8 & under 800 to 2:50.30.
Many of the Jets middle distance runners ran great times, setting personal bests in the 800, including Vivian who ran within .5 seconds of a team record.
Also competing for the Jets were Lucas A, Jon, James D, Sergei, Vivian, Abby, Zora, Eamon, Gigi, Emeline, Kya, Keira, Nichlas, Quinn, Zoey, Lucas D-G, Denmark, Daniela, Jacob, Alishah, Wallace, Dasha, Olivia, Zack, Noah, Shamiah, Mayu, Kylee, Vishal, Mianci, Fidel, Alexis, Jahphiah, Kaori, Kealani, Kayla L-G, Adam & Achai.
Thanks to Town Track Club for inviting us to this meet.
[Meet Results]
The highlight of the day was a new Jets team record in the 9-10 girls 100 meter dash for Kylee with a 13.73, breaking Peytons record that she set last year at the AAU Jr. Olympics.
Jets athletes also set four meet records: Kylee in the 100 and the 200 (29.00 breaking Alexis record from four years ago), Alexis in the 13-14 Long Jump (15-10) and Wallace in the 15-16 400 (57.09).
Over all the Jets won 13 events: Denmark 7-8 400; Kylee 9-10 100, 200; Jacob 9-10 1600; Peyton 11-12 100; Vivian 11-12 800; Alexis 13-14 100, 200, LJ; Lucas 13-14 800, 1600; Wallace 15-16 400, 800.
Second place finishers were: Jonathan 7-8 400, Jacob 9-10 800, Peyton 11-12 200, Kaori 13-14 100, Jazmyn 13-14 400.
Thirds place finishers were Denmark 7-8 100, 200; Jacob 9-10 HJ; Mianci 11-12 200.
Also competing for the Jets were Gigi, Jasmine, C.J. Vishal, KeAlani, Shamiah and Sergei.
[Full results]
Congratulations Lucas and Jon!
Two days before the running of the most recent Boston Marathon, middle school student/athletes from each of the Marathon routes cities and towns toed the line in the Back Bay for the B.A.A. Invitational 1000 meter run and Jets athletes were right at the front of the pack.
It's a cool event because the finish line is the same as the one for the Boston Marathon. Lucas A. comfortably won the boys race in 2:54.1. Jon came in third in 3:02.4, narrowly missing second by one tenth of a second. With Lucas and Jon's strong showing, Brookline boys team also won.
In the girls race, Hattie finished third in 3:34.1, just four tenths out of second. She also helped Brookline girls team come in second place.
Nice job to those three talented runners. [Full results]
Congratulations Peyton and Kylee!
For six long weekends Peyton and Kylee, along with hundreds of other girls from New
York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Virginia and as far away as
Georgia traveled to New York to compete in the 2015 Colgate Games.
Peyton continued to show her versatility as a runner and competed well enough in the
200 meter and 55 meter to qualify for the Finals in both races. Even though she hasnt run the 55
meter since she was 8 years old, Peyton chose to compete in the 55 meter Finals. It paid off.
She finished 3rd overall, receiving a monetary grant that can be applied toward her college tuition.
Kylee qualified for the finals in her go-to race, the 400 meter. She won the race last year,
finishing 1st overall. This year, she competed against girls a full year older than her, and compete
she did. Kylee finished 5th overall and ran a PR of 1:04.44. This time smashed the current 9 year
old girl (and boy!) record for the Jets.
Way to go Peyton and Kylee!
On February 21, 2015 6 members of the older Jets competed in the Mass All State Meet. In order to get to this meet each one of them had to place in the top of their respective state division meet. Heres a rundown of how each of them completed their championship season.
Maya, running for Cambridge Ringe and Latin, placed fourth in the All State Meet in the 600 in 1:34.91. A week earlier she won the Division 1 600 (1:35.59) and teamed up with Sydney to win the 4X200 relay in 1:44.59 a time which holds up as the second best time in Mass this season. Maya was fourth in the New England Championships in the 600 (1:35.92). Maya also placed second in the Dual County League Championships in the 1000 (3:00.21).
Sydney, also competing for Cambridge R&L placed sixth at the All States in the 55 (7.36). At the Division 1 meet she was second in the 55 (7.19) and 300 (41.17) and teamed up with Maya to win the 4X200 relay (1:44.59). At New Englands she was sixth in the 55 (7.24). Sydney also placed second in the Dual County League Championships in the 300 (40.89).
Spikey came in 4th place in the 4x200 relay (1:47.49). She also earned an eighth place medal in the 300 (41.84) running for Brookline High in the All State Meet. She had previously placed seventh in Division 1 in the 300 (42.29) and won the Bay State Conference Championships 300 (42.30).
Serena was 13th in the All State meet in the 300 in 42.12 running for Algonquin Regional High School. She placed sixth in the 300 at the Division 2 meet (42.76). Serena won the Mid-Wachusett League Championship in the 300 (43.70) and placed third in the 55 (7.63).
Jahphiah, competing for West Roxbury High, finished 17th in the 300 at the All State meet in 42.64. She was the top freshman finisher in the 300. In the Division 2 Championships she was 5th overall (42.32).
Quinn ran a leg on the Brookline 4X800 team that placed 16th at All States and ninth at Division 1. Whats remarkable about this is that he was one of only 3 freshman boys in the 4x800 at All States out of 27 relay teams and one of only 8 freshmen boys in the whole meet. Quinn also placed 11th (top freshman) at the Bay State League Championships in the 1000 (2:47.88).
We had strong performances across the board from our forty five Jets athletes, earning 4 gold medals in sprints, 3 in middle distance/distance and 3 in field events to place 5th as a team out of over 40 teams.
We were led by double gold medal winners Gigi (7-8 800 and standing LJ), Kylee (9-10 200, 400), Alexis (13-14 55, LJ) and Jacob Daly (7-8 1500, SLJ). Jazmyn (11-12 200) and Vivian (11-12 1500) won our other gold medals.
Silver medals were awarded to Kylee (9-10 55, SLJ) Alexis (13-14 200, shot put), Jacob Daly (7-8 800 breaking Coach Juniors 22 year old team record by one tenth of a second) and Lucas A. (13-14 1500).
Bronze medals went to Gigi (7-8 400), Emeline (7-8 SLJ), Jazmyn (11-12 55, 400), Vivian (11-12 800), Lena (11-12 Shot Put), Kaori (13-14 200), Jacob Daly (7-8 55) and James (7-8 SLJ).
Fourth through eighth place medals were awaded to Kayla F (9-10 200), Kya (9-10 1500), Peyton (11-12 55, 200, 400), Lena 911-12 SLJ), Maia (11-12 SLJ), Kaori (13-14 55, LJ), Alishah (13-14 400), Daniela (13-14 800), Mia (13-14 SLJ), Kaden (7-8 55, 200, SLJ), Oliver (7-8 400), Jacob DePina 7-8 400, SLJ), Quinn (7-8 800, 1500, Shot Put), Cainan (7-8 SLJ), Zack (7-8 SLJ), C.J. (9-10 55, 200), Eamon (9-10 800, 1500, SLJ), Joseph (11-12 400), Jordan (13-14 200, 400), and Lucas A. (13-14 800.)
Other competitiors for the Jets were Farai, Kayla B, Jasmine, Mianci, Sophia, Shamiah, Abby, Lauren, Caitlin, Vishal, Manny and Jaylin.
Special recognition goes to Anaiah, Ava, Achai, Jonathan and Lucas, our 5 and 6 year old athletes who participated in that non-competitive age group. Dont tell them that it was non-competitive. They ran hard and well and showed that our team has a bright future. [Full Results] *Picture taken from http://www.needhamtrack.org/events/nic.html.
The Harvard University Track Team held a clinic for our youth athletes. Broken into 6 groups, 56 of our kids spent time learning some of the finer points of sprint starts, hurdling, long jumping, shot putting, high jumping and circuit training. Our youth, along with athletes from the Metropolis Track Club had a lot of fun.
Thanks to the Harvard team for putting in the time. This is the photo is from the Harvard Track and Field Facebook page
Seventeen Members of the Jets went to New Haven for the Southern Connecticut Youth Meet II on January 11, 2015. It was a good, competitive meet with 10 teams representing Connecticut, New York New Jersey and of course Massachusetts. Jets athletes came home with 23 medals, 12 of them gold.
Gold medals went to Quinn (8&U 400, 800), Kayla F. (9-10 200), Eamon (9-10 1500), Kaden (9-10 Shot Put), (Jacob 9-10 Long Jump), Alexis (13-14 55, 200, LJ), Daniela (15-16 1500), and Jaylin (15-16 800, 1500).
Silver medals went to Quinn (8&U 200), Kayla F. (9-10 55, 400) and Daniela (15-16 800).
Bronze medals were awarded to Lucas (8&U 400, 800), Kaden (9-10 55), Jacob (9-10 800), Kya (11-12 800, 1500), Shamiah (11-12 LJ) and Kaori 13-14 55.
Teyah, Vishal, Lauren, Mia and Manny also competed with fine results.
[Full Results]
This summer Davonte broke the Jets team records in the 100m (11.17), 200m (22.56), and 400m (52.67) for 13-14yr old boys. All three records had not been broken since 1997. This is an amazing feat!
Davonte started with the Jets when he was only 6 years old, demonstrating his speed by beating older kids. Davonte holds the Jets record in 100m, 200m and 400m in every age group except 11-12yr olds.
He has medals from multiple national competitions. Not only did he just earn 3rd in the 200 and 5th in the 100 in the 2014 USATF National Championships, but he also earned 5th place medal in the 100m at the 2011 AAU, and two 2nd place medals in the 2010 AAU Junior Olympics in the 100m and 200m.
Davonte will be a freshman this year at Needham High School where he will run for his school track team. We wish him much luck and look forward to him coming back to the Jets next summer when his school season is over.
The most successful Jet is going to college and no longer eligible to compete for our team. In Jordan's 8 year career as a Cambridge Jet he has has been National Champion 3 times in he triple jump and once in the 55m hurdles, won 19 national medals and 55 championship level competitions. He was also named Boston Globe 2013 Track Athlete of the Year and USATF athlete of the month for July 2012. Jordan is a talented sprinter specializing in the hurdles and triple jump. He is also a really nice guy.
Jordan is not going far, and will enter Northeastern University this fall. He was heavily recruited and considered one of their top prospects (NU Track article).
We wish you much luck and success, Jordan. We hope you will come back and visit.
Four Jets went to the meet and came back with two national medals. Kylee ran a new team record 1:06.62 in the 9 year old 400 for fourth place and followed that up with a 15th place in the 800.
Maya got 7th place, scoring 2431 points in the 12 year old pentathlon with strong performances in all 5 events (hurdles, shot put, high jump, long jump and 800). She later placed 9th in the high jump, just missing the podium in the deepest 12 year old girls high jump ever.
Also, Peyton set a new team record in the semi-finals of the 10 year old 100, running 13.93. She qualified for semis in the 200 and ran a strong 400 while Nina competed in the triathlon and the long jump.
Ten Jets went to hot, humid Houston to compete against the nation's best and came back with 4 national medals and some very fine performances.
Maya earned a silver medal in the womens 17-18 1500 with a smartly run 4:41.43 [video]. Maya also teamed up with Sydney, Kenlee and Spikey to run a 3:58.79 4X400 relay.
Davonte survived the tiring heats of the boys 13-14 100 and 200 to medal in both events. He ran a great turn and strong straight to run 23.10 into a slight wind to gain third in the 200 [video] and also ran a team record 11.17 in the preliminary round on his way to a 5th place 11.33 in the finals in the 100 [video].
Alexis powered her way to a PR of 36 4 ¼ for a fourth place finish in the 13-14 triple jump [video]. She also just missed the finals of the long jump by 3 inches with a jump of 16 7 ¾ and ran a strong 100.
In addition, Jahphiah set a new team record in the girls 13-14 400 with a 57.94 [video]and qualified for the semi-finals in that and in the 200.
Also competing for the Jets were Sarada, who qualified for semi-finals in the 100, Jacob in the 800, 1500 and long jump, Quinn in the 800 and 1500, Spikey in the 400 and Sydney in the 200.
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Nineteen members of the Cambridge Jets traveled to Ypsilanti, Michigan to compete with 10,000 of the nations best youth track and field athletes in the 2013 AAU Junior Olympics. Not only was that the largest group from any New England team to go to the JO's (either AAU or USATF) but it was also the largest Jets team ever to participate. Each of the Jets competed hard and gained valuable experience. Five of our athletes came home with a total of eight medals, the most medals of any New England team at either JO. It was the best overall performance by a Jets team ever at the Junior Olympics.
Our medal round-up was as follows: Peyton earned 8th in the 9 year old 400 with a 9-10 year old team record 1:09.28. Maya W. got 7th in the 11 year old high jump with a jump of 4 feet. Quinn ran to a 4th in the 13 year old 800 in 2:10.86 (PR) and a 3rd in the 1500 in 4:32.69 (PR). Maya H-A got a 4th in the 15 16 year old 800 (2:13.52 PR) and a 2nd in the 1500 (4:46.43) and Jordan triple jumped 45 2.5 for 6th place and hurdled 14.67 for 5th in the 17 18 year old division. Medals are given to the top 8 in each event.
In addition to the medals earned, the Jets were represented by 7 year old Jacob (Long Jump PR), 8 year olds Nina (Long Jump) and Kylee (100, 200, 400), 9 year old Peyton (100, 200), 10 year olds Mianci (100, 200 PR) and Amy (400 PR, 800) 11 year olds Maya W. (Hurdles, Pentathlon) Kaori (100, 200) and Stephen (400, Long Jump) 12 year olds Alexis (100, 200, Long Jump), Sergei (800, 1500 PR) and Trey (400 PR), 13 year old Davonte (100, 200, 400) 15-16 year olds Spikey (400) and Sam (Long Jump PR) and 17 18 year old Serena (100, 200).
Cambridge Jets continue to dominate the Youth Relay race at the New Balance Grand Prix meet winning the last 6 of 7 years. Every February, the New Balance meet is held at the Reggie Lewis track, where world class and Olympic runners come to compete. The meet holds a youth relay where local track teams send their best young sprinters (must be younger than High School age). The race has 2 boys and 2 girls running in a 4x200m. This year Olivia, Sam, Mianci and Davonte ran for the Jets, beating 5 other local teams.
The race was especially exciting because Mianci (10 years old) was asked to participate in the race only an hour before race time. Even though Mianci is fast for her age, all the other participants were 3-4 years older, quite a disadvantage, but she held her own. The Jets ran hard, had good hand offs and persevered. Watch the exciting race here:
Olivia to Sam
Sam to Mianci
Mianci to Davonte and victory
Jordan Samuels is the USA Track & Field (USATF) - New England Athlete of the Month for July 2012. At the USATF Junior Olympic National Championships in Baltimore, Maryland, the last week of July, Samuels was a double medallist in the Boys' Intermediate (15-16) age division, earning 4th place in the triple jump with a mark of 44'11.75" and 5th place in the 110 meter hurdles with a time of 14.87. He also won three events at the Region I Junior Olympic meet on July 8 to qualify for Nationals, and was a 2 event winner in the scholastic division at the Bay State Games on July 14. [more]
Olivia Thorsgaard, Midget, ran to silver in the hurdles - 9.86 - and placed fourth in both the high jump and long jump.
Jordan Samuels, Intermediate, won both the Triple Jump (42'8") and 55m Hurdles (8.00, New National record), and also took 2nd in 55m (6.77).
National Champion in the Girls Bantam High Jump at
AAU Outdoor National Jr. Olympic Championships
August 1-6 2011, New Orleans
She was also 4th in the Triathalon and Davonte was 5th in the Sub-Midget 100m
Victories included gold medals in the girls' youth 4 x 200m relay (1:46.41) and 4 x 400m relay (4:12.25). Both relays include: Spikey, Maya, Camille and Sydney. Other golds include Spikey in the youth girls 400m (1:01.13), Maya in the youth girls 800m (2:22.67)
, Sydney in the youth girls 55m (7.43) and 200m (26.53), Bryon in the intermediate boys' 55m (6.89). Bryon also earned a bronze in the 400m and Jordan brought home a bronze in the intermediate boys' triple jump and 5th place in the 55m hurdles! Since this is the first time that the USATF has held an indoor national championship, these winning times are National Records. These are truly performances to be proud of, and are indicative of GREAT coaching and very hard work on the part of the kids.
Indoor Seasonn begins Wednesday November 2: Practices will be Monday and Wednesdays from 6:30-7:30 at the Harvard Indoor Track. 65 N Harvard St, Boston, MA 02134.
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Mail checks made out to Cambridge Jets, to Alida Castillo at 188 Winchester St. Unit 2 Brookline MA 02446. Include the Parent Contract form and physical.
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Wayland XC Festival
Sunday October 9
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Sunday, October 16 10:00am East Shore Park,
New Haven CT
(Ages determined by age as of December 31st, 2016)
8yrs & younger run 2k
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Development Race
Sunday, October 16
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Several events on campus today and this weekend have been canceled with organizers citing winter weather concerns.
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Last ex-cop defendant in post-Katrina deaths to change plea
Kevin McGill, Associated Press | Posted
Oct 28th - 3:21pm
A former New Orleans police officer is set for a change-of-plea hearing next week on charges related to deadly shootings by police amid the chaos that followed Hurricane Katrina in 2005, according to a notice posted Friday in federal court.
Prosecutors: 2 US men tried to export military parts to Iran
The Associated Press | Posted
Oct 28th - 3:20pm
Federal prosecutors have charged two California men with conspiring to export fighter-jet parts to Iran.
Suspect in officer death found guilty of firearms charge
Mary Hudetz, Associated Press | Posted
Oct 28th - 3:20pm
A federal judge found an ex-convict guilty Friday of illegally possessing a pistol that police say was used to kill an Albuquerque police officer during a nighttime traffic stop last year.
Chinese sailing team implores US to continue ocean search
Jennifer Sinco Kelleher, Associated Press | Posted
Oct 28th - 3:12pm
The racing team of a Chinese professional sailor who went missing on a mission to set a solo trans-Pacific world record is imploring the U.S. Coast Guard to resume its search for him.
Bullock: Suspended sentence in incest case is unacceptable
Amy Beth Hanson, Associated Press | Posted
Oct 28th - 3:11pm
Montana's governor agrees with citizens who are upset that a man was sentenced to 60 days in jail for raping his 12-year-old daughter, but Steve Bullock says his office has no authority to investigate or override the decision.
Virginia law officer acquitted in shooting of woman in car
The Associated Press | Posted
Oct 28th - 3:11pm
A Virginia police officer has been acquitted of all charges for shooting at a car he said was being driven toward him and struck him.
Reform Party candidate lays out plan to sink Trump, Clinton
Matt Volz, Associated Press | Posted
Oct 28th - 3:11pm
If you don't want to see either Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump in the White House, and you live in the Rocky Mountain West, Roque "Rocky" De La Fuente would like a few minutes of your time.
FBI investigating new emails for classified information
Michael Biesecker and Eric Tucker, Associated Press | Posted
Oct 28th - 3:10pm
The FBI is investigating whether there is classified information in new emails uncovered during the sexting investigation of disgraced former congressman Anthony Weiner, the estranged husband of one of Hillary Clinton's closest aides.
Young gunman who killed teenager in sandwich shop apologizes
Mark Gillispie, Associated Press | Posted
Oct 28th - 3:01pm
The parents of a teenage boy gunned down at a sandwich shop expressed grief and dismay on Friday during the sentencing of their son's killer to life in prison with no chance for parole.
Supreme Court to rule in Virginia transgender case
Mark Sherman and Alanna Durkin Richer, Associated Press | Posted
Oct 28th - 2:43pm
The Supreme Court will take up transgender rights for the first time in the case of a Virginia school board that wants to prevent a transgender teenager from using the boys' bathroom at his high school.
Omaha jury rules former doctor eligible for death penalty
The Associated Press | Posted
Oct 28th - 2:42pm
Jurors have determined a former doctor should be eligible for the death penalty after they convicted him of killing four people with ties to an Omaha medical school.
4 years after Superstorm: Some places will never be the same
Ula Ilnytzky, Associated Press | Posted
Oct 28th - 2:40pm
For four years, people have worked hard and mostly successfully to erase the deep scars Superstorm Sandy left on the New York and New Jersey coastlines when it crashed ashore with deadly force on Oct. 29, 2012.
SW Idaho man sentenced to life for 2 separate killings
The Associated Press | Posted
Oct 28th - 2:21pm
A 48-year-old Nampa man who killed two men and chopped up their bodies has been sentenced to life in prison.
Officer accused of slamming suspect's head is convicted
The Associated Press | Posted
Oct 28th - 2:21pm
An Ohio jury has found a police officer accused of slamming a handcuffed suspect's head against a cruiser door guilty of assault.
The Latest: Lawyer says conspiracy charge can baffle jury
The Associated Press | Posted
Oct 28th - 2:21pm
The Latest on the acquittals of key figures in the occupation of a national wildlife refuge in Oregon (all times local):
The Latest: Defense rips government witness in bridge case
The Associated Press | Posted
Oct 28th - 2:21pm
The Latest on closing arguments in the George Washington Bridge lane-closing trial (all times local):
Idaho Dems file complaint alleging GOP broke campaign laws
Kimberlee Kruesi, Associated Press | Posted
Oct 28th - 2:11pm
The Idaho Democratic Party has filed a complaint with the Secretary of State's office claiming that an official inside the Idaho Republican Party violated the state's campaign laws.
Trooper kills man with gunshot during Georgia traffic stop
The Associated Press | Posted
Oct 28th - 2:10pm
Authorities say a Georgia State Patrol trooper shot and killed a man during a traffic stop in northeast Georgia.
Protesters shout down Christie at Superstorm Sandy event
The Associated Press | Posted
Oct 28th - 2:01pm
Protesters angry that hundreds of Superstorm Sandy victims have still not been able to return home four years later shouted down New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie as he visited a storm-damaged business in Seaside Heights.
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New Miley Cyrus Music Video: "Who Owns My Heart"
As "Miley Cyrus" said on Saturday Night Live last week, she's totally, like, a mature movie star now.
Along those lines, the real Miley has taken another step in the adult direction with her music video for "Who Owns My Heart." In it, the artist sings on a bed; in the backseat of a limo; and while wearing only a tanktop and underwear in the bathroom.