The 1997 Cardinal CC Team consisted of: Andy LaFountain, Coach B, Sam AcMoody, Todd Lincoln, Jacksy Bilsborrow, Joe Winebrenner, Bill Malatinsky, and Jason Siewert.
After finishing 2nd in the Valley the previous year, the Cards came on strong in '97 and won it all. With a surprise 2nd place finish in their Class A Regional, Coldwater's season had to be considered a successful one.
1997 Meet Results
| Date | Location/Meet | Score | Place |
| 8/30 | Edwardsburg Invitational at Edwardsburg | 25 | 2nd |
| 9/6 | Centreville Invitational at Glenn Oaks College | 32 | 3rd |
| 9/10 | Springport Invitational at Springport | 64 | 2nd |
| 9/20 | Jackson Invitational at Sharp Park, Jackson | 279 | 9th |
| 9/24 | TVA Jamboree at Jackson County Western | 46 | 1st |
| 9/27 | Union City Invitational at Union City | 41 | 1st |
| 10/1 | TVA Jamboree at Albion | 43 | 1st |
| 10/8 | TVA Jamboree at Coldwater | 43 | 1st |
| 10/11 | Sturgis Invitational at Sturgis | 176 | 7th |
| 10/18 | Conference Championship at Harper Creek | 44 | 1st |
| 10/25 | Regionals at Ann Arbor Pioneer | 109 | 2nd |
| 11/1 | State Finals at MIS | 479 | 18th |
Award Winners:
JV Letters: Brandon Hodge, Adam Rose, Steve Hildabrand, Ryan Raymond, Jake AcMoody, Adam Carpenter, Darrel Yearling, Chris Traskos, Chris Knapp, Chris Parshall, Greg Stechshulte, Andrew Knowles, Tim Lounds, Randy Lounds, Chris Chester, Andrew Dart, Tim Mullally
Highlighting the 1997 Season:
The 1997 XC Season began at the Edwardsburg Invitational, a hot, sunny day. The meet consisted of two races, a frosh/soph race and a junior/senior contest. Jason Siewert, a returning All-Conference runner, made a strong impression, running to 4th in the first race. Teammate Andy LaFountain, who had been training hard all summer, finished a surprising 7th, destroying his previous PR. In the junior/senior race, Joe Winebrenner led the Cards with a 5th place finish. Teammate Jacksy Bilsborrow was right on his heels in 8th. Their 25 points gave CW a tie with St. Joe, but St. Joe won this contest on the tie-breaker.
At Centreville, the racing was broken into four races, one for each grade. LaFountain charged to a runner-up finish, while Jacksy Bilsborrow won his race. Senior Bill Malatinsky took 4th and the Cards settled for 3rd in this invitational.
At Springport, the weather was cool and comfortable, and so were the Cards. Running for the first time as an entire team, Coldwater took 6 of the top 20 medals and finished a 2nd place to state power Stockbridge.
At Jackson, the Cards got their first taste of Class A competition, as this was Coldwater's first year in the upper class. Coldwater was caught up in the start and did not run terrible. They didn't run great, either, but good enough for a 9th place finish. However, three teams from the Cards' regional beat them, including Plymouth Salem and Ann Arbor Pioneer, which both beat Coldwater by well over 100 points.
Four days later, the Cardinals opened the Twin Valley league competition. Albion figured to be the team to beat, and the Cards wanted to get off to a good start. Albion runners went 1-2 in the race, a tough obstacle to overcome. However, with Joe Winebrenner in 5th, Bilsborrow in 8th, and Coldwater runners in 10th, 11th, 12th, and 13th, the Cards took the victory.
At Union City, Coldwater would face many of their Twin Valley foes again, including Albion. On a hot day, the Cards didn't run bad. Boasting another good pack time, they scored 41 points and took a 20 point victory.
The second Twin Valley Jamboree was held at Albion, in Victory Park. This was known as a "fast course" and the times showed it.
Albion also showed why they were not going to be easy to beat, taking a surprising 1-2-3 finish in the meet. In all the years of Twin Valley Jamboree competition, this feat had never occurred. However, an equally surprising accomplishment was Coldwater's stellar pack of 18 seconds. Helping Coldwater to the first place finish was senior Sam AcMoody. In passing several runners in the final half mile, AcMoody ensured the Coldwater win of a mere 3 points.
The weather turned unbearable the following week, as the temperature jumped into the high 80s, with high humidity. These made conditions difficult as Coldwater hosted the 3rd TVC Jamboree. Running on the tough home course, Coldwater again ran well. Although Albion again took a 1-2 finish, Coldwater's pack would prevail. A strong run by Todd Lincoln, coming off an injury, simply strengthened the Coldwater pack.
With the weather still unusually warm for October, the Cards travelled to the prestigious Sturgis Invitational. This would be the second Class A race of the Cardinals season, and some of the best teams in the state would be here. Among the competition was #1 ranked Rockford, #3 Traverse City, #6 Detroit Catholic Central, and many honorable mention teams. The Cards went out fast, and didn't turn in a particularly good performance. Finishing 7th, many spirits were down on the bus ride home. But, this loss only made the Cards will to win stronger going into the Twin Valley Championship.
The one meet that the Cardinals had waited the entire year for finally came. Harper Creek hosted this year's Twin Valley Title, on their rugged course. Running through creeks, sand, hills, and over rocks didn't faze the Cardinal runners. Jacksy Bilsborrow ran the race of his life, taking 2nd. Senior Sam AcMoody also had the race of his career, placing 7th, 1st Team All-Conference.
Also All Conference was Jason Siewert, Andy LaFountain, and Bill Malatinsky. With 5 runners in the top 14, Coldwater won the meet by 30 points, regaining their Twin Valley Championship. As an added bonus, the Cards showed depth for the future, grabbing 6 out of the top 8 spots in the JV Race. Ryan Hurley won the race, with teammate Jon Jansen second.
The following week, the Cardinals travelled to the Class A Regional at Ann Arbor Pioneer. 4th ranked Plymouth Salem, and 5th ranked Pionner both would be at this meet. Tough Saline and Novi teams also would make appearances. The Cards were fighting for one of the top 3 state-qualifying spots. Starting slow in the first mile, things didn't look good for the Cards. However, running as a pack, they moved up. The finish was a sea of red, no one knowing where the young Cardinals came from. Bilsborrow finished 19th, Winebrenner was a second behind in 20th. Malatinsky was 21st, Siewert in 23rd, and LaFountain in 26th. The Coldwater pack was a mere 14 seconds, a new record. The pack time from 1-7 was only 26 seconds, as AcMoody and Lincoln outkicked many runners on the way in. With their 109 points, the Cards not only qualified, but placed 2nd to only Plymouth Salem.
It was a surprising performance, one that would send them to MIS.
At the State Finals, the following week, the Cardinals did not run their best. By not getting out fast enough, the Cards were trapped in a box the entire race. However, they did place 18th, when no one even thought they would make it. With a Twin Valley Championship, and being Regional Runner-Ups in their first year of Class A, the Cardinals had to consider 1997 a successful season.
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This portion of the page deals with Coldwater Track. 1997 was a good year for the Cards.
Now for the Returning Varsity Letter Winners:
Sean Ferguson, Vannak Duong, Scott Fletter, Ray Taber, Brian Vrablic, Steve Achram, Corey Strang, Sam Acmoody, Jim Gifford, Josh Broughman, Chris Horn, Andy Aseltine, Jacksy Bilsborrow, Joe Winebrenner, Travis Robey, and Randy Lounds
Coldwater 1997 Meet Results
Location/Meet Points For Points Against Dual Meet at Jackson Northwest 82 55 Dual Meet at Union City 66 73 Sturgis Relays at Sturgis 9th (14 points) Dual Meet against Three Rivers 73 90 Dual Meet at Hillsdale against Marshall 86 77 Dual Meet at Hillsdale 93.5 69.5 Hastings Relays at Hastings 12th (6 points) Dual Meet against Harper Creek 114 49 Three Rivers Relays at Three Rivers 9th (20 points) Dual Meet against Sturgis 72.5 90.5 Dual Meet against Jackson County Western 91 72 Williamston Invitational at Williamston 8th (23 points) Dual Meet at Albion 79.5 83.5 Dual Meet at Albion against Lakeview 84 79 Regionals at Stockbridge 8th (33 points) Conference Championship at Western 4th (64 points)
Final Dual Meet Record 6 Wins 4 Losses Twin-Valley 5 Wins 2 Losses
The 1997 Cardinal Season was one with much hope, not only for a respectable season, but for a Conference Title. The Cardinals had not won the Conference in 39 years, and this was a year that looked hopeful for them. They had some decent sprinters, combined with their always-tough middle distance runners and good field event men.
The season began on a high note for the Cards, as they demolished Jackson Northwest in the first dual meet. Things went downhill from there, however, as the Cards dropped a close one to Union City and were beaten badly by Three Rivers. The confidence level was down, then, when the Cards entered their first Valley meets of the season, against Marshall and Hillsdale.
If there was no confidence before the meets, after the meet that was taken care of. In a tight, down-to-the-wire battle, the Cards defeated Marshall, with their distance running playing a large key. The Cardinals were 2-0 to start the Valley season for the first time since 1990. In that year, too, the Cards contended for the Title.
The next few meets rolled by, with a few key performances. Sprinter Corey Strang faced his rival Charlie Taft of Harper Creek and beat him twice in the 100 and 200. The Cardinals also realized they had potential in their Two Mile Relay, as they ran to 3rd place at Hastings.
However, all of this led up to the dual meet with Sturgis. Both teams were undefeated and looking to take control of the Conference. Sturgis got off to a good start in the field events and the Cards never caught up. Sturgis won the meet and the Cards sat in second in the Valley.
Then came what will be remembered as the infamous confrontation. Two teams that do not like each other at all -- Coldwater and Lakeview -- meet in a triangular meet with Albion. The meet was tight, with the scores close between all three teams the entire meet. Then came the 800. There was pushing and shoving being done by Lakeview's runners against a Coldwater runner. So, the Coldwater runner had enough, and turned and gave a push to the Lakeview runner. It resulted in a confrontation, a disqualification of the Coldwater runner, and two points lost. Those two points went to Albion and ended up being the reason that Albion defeated Coldwater. It was a dark day and another Conference defeat for the Cards.
At the Regional, the Cards fared quite well. The meet started with the Cards 3200M Relay taking a surprising second place and qualifying to the State Meet. Later, Vannak Duong would qualify in the long jump. After five jumps, Duong was not even in placing position. Then, on his sixth and final jump, Duong exploded and jumped into second, qualifying for the State Meet. Then there was Sam AcMoody. After a great anchor in the 3200M Relay, he came back to take second, outkicking everyone, in the 800 Run. It was a good day.
Next came the Conference Meet at Western. The Cards also fared well here. The 3200 Relay easily won the Conference Title, as did Duong and AcMoody. Joe Winebrenner ran to 3rd in the mile and Jacksy Bilsborrow also took 3rd in the half. Sprinter Corey Strang took a 3rd place finish in the 100, by a lean. The Cards scored 64 points, for a 4th place finish, and ended up 3rd in the Twin-Valley. A good, not great, finish for the Cards.
The Area Best meet brought a few nice surprises. The 3200 Relay broke the meet record, with no competition and Jacksy Bilsborrow was County Champ in the 800. Corey Strang also took 2nd place in both the 100 and 200 and Vannak Duong won the long jump. All this, though, was just a tune-up for Coldwater State Qualifiers.
At the State Meet, Vannak Duong didn't have his best day. The 3200 Relay, however, did. Ranked 11th coming in, that's exactly where they finished. Their time was a mere 1.8 seconds off of the school record. Sam AcMoody also ran well in the 800. After another great anchor leg, he ran to 10th in the half, only 0.3 seconds out of 8th. That ended a good year for the Cards.
With a mix of youth and experience, Coldwater looks to bring back another tough team next year, with the same goal of winning it all.
Final Twin-Valley Standings
1) Sturgis
2) Albion
3) Coldwater
4) Western
5) Lakeview
6) Marshall
7) Hillsdale
8) Harper Creek
1997 Award Winners
Reserve Letter Winners
Nick Leto, Nate Kokinis, Jake AcMoody, Jim Irwin, David Clark, Joel Bagwell, Chris Chester, Chris Tinert, Brandon Hodge, Aaron Smith, Shawn Carlin, Aaron Smith
Varsity Letter Winners
Sean Ferguson (4th Yr.), Ray Taber (4th Yr.), Scott Fletter (4th Yr.), Vannak Duong (4th Yr.), Steve Achram (3rd Yr.), Corey Strang (3rd Yr.), Sam AcMoody (3rd Yr.), Jim Gifford (2nd Yr.), Andy Aseltine (2nd Yr.), Chris Horn (2nd Yr.), Jacksy Bilsborrow (2nd Yr.), Joe Winebrenner (2nd Yr.), Travis Robey (2nd Yr.), Randy Lounds (2nd Yr.), Matt Burk (1st Yr.), Nick Rogers (1st Yr.), Mike Cotton (1st Yr.), Tony Enos (1st Yr.), Rusty Reed (1st Yr.), Trevor Milks (1st Yr.), Jason Price (1st Yr.), Todd Lincoln (1st Yr.), Jason Siewert (1st Yr.), Andy LaFountain (1st Yr.), Greg Stecshulte (1st Yr.), Aaron Gray (1st Yr.), Tim Mullally (1st Yr.)
Varsity Points
Name Points Name Points 1. Scott Fletter 115 19. Jim Feasel 15.5 2. Sam AcMoody 102.75 20. Ray Taber 12.25 3. Joe Winebrenner 87.25 21. Aaron Gray 11 4. Corey Strang 78.5 22. Travis Robey 10.5 5. Steve Achram 70.25 23. Mike Cotton 8.33 6. Vannak Duong 67.25 24. Trevor Milks 5.25 7. Jacksy Bilsborrow 67.25 25. Shaun Herlan 4.33 8. Todd Lincoln 60.25 26. Brian Vrablic 4 9. Andy Aseltine 53 27. Brandon Hodge 3 10. Nick Rogers 37 28. Jason Price 2.75 11. Jason Siewert 24.75 29. Jim Gifford 2.5 12. Matt Burk 24.5 30. Randy Lounds 2.5 13. Sean Ferguson 24 31. Josh Broughman 2 14. Chris Horn 24 32. David Clark 2 15. Rusty Reed 20.5 33. Chris Chester 1.5 16. Greg Stecshulte 19.25 34. Tim Mullally 1 17. Andy LaFountain 18.33 35. Nick Leto 1 18. Tony Enos 17.75 36. Shawn Carlin 1 37. Jake AcMoody 1 38. Joel Bagwell 0.5
1997 Cardinal Accolades
State Results:
Jacksy Bilsborrow, Joe Winebrenner, Todd Lincoln, Sam AcMoody -- 3200M Relay -- 11th in Class B
Sam AcMoody -- 800 Run -- 10th in Class BCHS State Qualifiers:
Jacksy Bilsborrow, Joe Winebrenner, Todd Lincoln, Sam AcMoody -- 3200M Relay -- Regional Runner-Ups
Vannak Duong -- Long Jump -- Regional Runner-UpSam AcMoody -- 800M Run -- Regional Runner-UpCHS Conference Champions:
Jacksy Bilsborrow, Joe Winebrenner, Todd Lincoln, Sam AcMoody -- 3200M Relay
Vannak Duong -- Long Jump
Sam AcMoody -- 800M RunCHS All-Conference:
Corey Strang -- 100M Dash
Joe Winebrenner -- 1600M Run
Jacksy Bilsborrow -- 800M Run
Other Awards
MVP (Most Varsity Points)
Scott Fletter
Rookie of the Year
Todd Lincoln
Zachariah Award (Top Scholar Athlete)
Randy Lounds/Travis Robey
New Area Best Meet Record
3200M Relay -- 8:22.2
Jacksy Bilsborrow, Joe Winebrenner, Todd Lincoln, Sam AcMoody
Other Coldwater Track Stuff
The All-Time List for Track & Field at Coldwater
And Just For The Record...
Branch Area Best Records
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This portion of the page deals with Coldwater Track. 1997 was a good year for the Cards.
Now for the Returning Varsity Letter Winners:
Sean Ferguson, Vannak Duong, Scott Fletter, Ray Taber, Brian Vrablic, Steve Achram, Corey Strang, Sam Acmoody, Jim Gifford, Josh Broughman, Chris Horn, Andy Aseltine, Jacksy Bilsborrow, Joe Winebrenner, Travis Robey, and Randy LoundsColdwater 1997 Meet Results
| Location/Meet | Points For | Points Against |
| Dual Meet at Jackson Northwest | 82 | 55 |
| Dual Meet at Union City | 66 | 73 |
| Sturgis Relays at Sturgis | 9th (14 points) | |
| Dual Meet against Three Rivers | 73 | 90 |
| Dual Meet at Hillsdale against Marshall | 86 | 77 |
| Dual Meet at Hillsdale | 93.5 | 69.5 |
| Hastings Relays at Hastings | 12th (6 points) | |
| Dual Meet against Harper Creek | 114 | 49 |
| Three Rivers Relays at Three Rivers | 9th (20 points) | |
| Dual Meet against Sturgis | 72.5 | 90.5 |
| Dual Meet against Jackson County Western | 91 | 72 |
| Williamston Invitational at Williamston | 8th (23 points) | |
| Dual Meet at Albion | 79.5 | 83.5 |
| Dual Meet at Albion against Lakeview | 84 | 79 |
| Regionals at Stockbridge | 8th (33 points) | |
| Conference Championship at Western | 4th (64 points) |
| Final Dual Meet Record | |
| 6 Wins | 4 Losses |
| Twin-Valley | |
| 5 Wins | 2 Losses |
The 1997 Cardinal Season was one with much hope, not only for a respectable season, but for a Conference Title. The Cardinals had not won the Conference in 39 years, and this was a year that looked hopeful for them. They had some decent sprinters, combined with their always-tough middle distance runners and good field event men.
The season began on a high note for the Cards, as they demolished Jackson Northwest in the first dual meet. Things went downhill from there, however, as the Cards dropped a close one to Union City and were beaten badly by Three Rivers. The confidence level was down, then, when the Cards entered their first Valley meets of the season, against Marshall and Hillsdale.
If there was no confidence before the meets, after the meet that was taken care of. In a tight, down-to-the-wire battle, the Cards defeated Marshall, with their distance running playing a large key. The Cardinals were 2-0 to start the Valley season for the first time since 1990. In that year, too, the Cards contended for the Title.
The next few meets rolled by, with a few key performances. Sprinter Corey Strang faced his rival Charlie Taft of Harper Creek and beat him twice in the 100 and 200. The Cardinals also realized they had potential in their Two Mile Relay, as they ran to 3rd place at Hastings.
However, all of this led up to the dual meet with Sturgis. Both teams were undefeated and looking to take control of the Conference. Sturgis got off to a good start in the field events and the Cards never caught up. Sturgis won the meet and the Cards sat in second in the Valley.
Then came what will be remembered as the infamous confrontation. Two teams that do not like each other at all -- Coldwater and Lakeview -- meet in a triangular meet with Albion. The meet was tight, with the scores close between all three teams the entire meet. Then came the 800. There was pushing and shoving being done by Lakeview's runners against a Coldwater runner. So, the Coldwater runner had enough, and turned and gave a push to the Lakeview runner. It resulted in a confrontation, a disqualification of the Coldwater runner, and two points lost. Those two points went to Albion and ended up being the reason that Albion defeated Coldwater. It was a dark day and another Conference defeat for the Cards.
At the Regional, the Cards fared quite well. The meet started with the Cards 3200M Relay taking a surprising second place and qualifying to the State Meet. Later, Vannak Duong would qualify in the long jump. After five jumps, Duong was not even in placing position. Then, on his sixth and final jump, Duong exploded and jumped into second, qualifying for the State Meet. Then there was Sam AcMoody. After a great anchor in the 3200M Relay, he came back to take second, outkicking everyone, in the 800 Run. It was a good day.
Next came the Conference Meet at Western. The Cards also fared well here. The 3200 Relay easily won the Conference Title, as did Duong and AcMoody. Joe Winebrenner ran to 3rd in the mile and Jacksy Bilsborrow also took 3rd in the half. Sprinter Corey Strang took a 3rd place finish in the 100, by a lean. The Cards scored 64 points, for a 4th place finish, and ended up 3rd in the Twin-Valley. A good, not great, finish for the Cards.
The Area Best meet brought a few nice surprises. The 3200 Relay broke the meet record, with no competition and Jacksy Bilsborrow was County Champ in the 800. Corey Strang also took 2nd place in both the 100 and 200 and Vannak Duong won the long jump. All this, though, was just a tune-up for Coldwater State Qualifiers.
At the State Meet, Vannak Duong didn't have his best day. The 3200 Relay, however, did. Ranked 11th coming in, that's exactly where they finished. Their time was a mere 1.8 seconds off of the school record. Sam AcMoody also ran well in the 800. After another great anchor leg, he ran to 10th in the half, only 0.3 seconds out of 8th. That ended a good year for the Cards.
With a mix of youth and experience, Coldwater looks to bring back another tough team next year, with the same goal of winning it all.
Final Twin-Valley Standings
1) Sturgis2) Albion
3) Coldwater
4) Western
5) Lakeview
6) Marshall
7) Hillsdale
8) Harper Creek
1997 Award Winners
Reserve Letter Winners
Nick Leto, Nate Kokinis, Jake AcMoody, Jim Irwin, David Clark, Joel Bagwell, Chris Chester, Chris Tinert, Brandon Hodge, Aaron Smith, Shawn Carlin, Aaron SmithVarsity Letter Winners
Sean Ferguson (4th Yr.), Ray Taber (4th Yr.), Scott Fletter (4th Yr.), Vannak Duong (4th Yr.), Steve Achram (3rd Yr.), Corey Strang (3rd Yr.), Sam AcMoody (3rd Yr.), Jim Gifford (2nd Yr.), Andy Aseltine (2nd Yr.), Chris Horn (2nd Yr.), Jacksy Bilsborrow (2nd Yr.), Joe Winebrenner (2nd Yr.), Travis Robey (2nd Yr.), Randy Lounds (2nd Yr.), Matt Burk (1st Yr.), Nick Rogers (1st Yr.), Mike Cotton (1st Yr.), Tony Enos (1st Yr.), Rusty Reed (1st Yr.), Trevor Milks (1st Yr.), Jason Price (1st Yr.), Todd Lincoln (1st Yr.), Jason Siewert (1st Yr.), Andy LaFountain (1st Yr.), Greg Stecshulte (1st Yr.), Aaron Gray (1st Yr.), Tim Mullally (1st Yr.)Varsity Points
| Name | Points | Name | Points | |
| 1. Scott Fletter | 115 | 19. Jim Feasel | 15.5 | |
| 2. Sam AcMoody | 102.75 | 20. Ray Taber | 12.25 | |
| 3. Joe Winebrenner | 87.25 | 21. Aaron Gray | 11 | |
| 4. Corey Strang | 78.5 | 22. Travis Robey | 10.5 | |
| 5. Steve Achram | 70.25 | 23. Mike Cotton | 8.33 | |
| 6. Vannak Duong | 67.25 | 24. Trevor Milks | 5.25 | |
| 7. Jacksy Bilsborrow | 67.25 | 25. Shaun Herlan | 4.33 | |
| 8. Todd Lincoln | 60.25 | 26. Brian Vrablic | 4 | |
| 9. Andy Aseltine | 53 | 27. Brandon Hodge | 3 | |
| 10. Nick Rogers | 37 | 28. Jason Price | 2.75 | |
| 11. Jason Siewert | 24.75 | 29. Jim Gifford | 2.5 | |
| 12. Matt Burk | 24.5 | 30. Randy Lounds | 2.5 | |
| 13. Sean Ferguson | 24 | 31. Josh Broughman | 2 | |
| 14. Chris Horn | 24 | 32. David Clark | 2 | |
| 15. Rusty Reed | 20.5 | 33. Chris Chester | 1.5 | |
| 16. Greg Stecshulte | 19.25 | 34. Tim Mullally | 1 | |
| 17. Andy LaFountain | 18.33 | 35. Nick Leto | 1 | |
| 18. Tony Enos | 17.75 | 36. Shawn Carlin | 1 | |
| 37. Jake AcMoody | 1 | |||
| 38. Joel Bagwell | 0.5 |
1997 Cardinal Accolades
State Results:
Jacksy Bilsborrow, Joe Winebrenner, Todd Lincoln, Sam AcMoody -- 3200M Relay -- 11th in Class B
Sam AcMoody -- 800 Run -- 10th in Class BCHS State Qualifiers:
Jacksy Bilsborrow, Joe Winebrenner, Todd Lincoln, Sam AcMoody -- 3200M Relay -- Regional Runner-Ups
Vannak Duong -- Long Jump -- Regional Runner-UpSam AcMoody -- 800M Run -- Regional Runner-UpCHS Conference Champions:
Jacksy Bilsborrow, Joe Winebrenner, Todd Lincoln, Sam AcMoody -- 3200M RelayVannak Duong -- Long Jump
Sam AcMoody -- 800M Run
CHS All-Conference:
Corey Strang -- 100M DashJoe Winebrenner -- 1600M Run
Jacksy Bilsborrow -- 800M Run
Other Awards
MVP (Most Varsity Points)
Scott Fletter
Rookie of the Year
Todd Lincoln
Zachariah Award (Top Scholar Athlete)
Randy Lounds/Travis Robey
New Area Best Meet Record
3200M Relay -- 8:22.2
Jacksy Bilsborrow, Joe Winebrenner, Todd Lincoln, Sam AcMoody
Other Coldwater Track Stuff
The All-Time List for Track & Field at Coldwater
And Just For The Record...
Branch Area Best RecordsThe CHS Photo Album! Enjoy!
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