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ALL-CITY MEET SET AT SR HIGH DATE: Tuesday, May 1, 2007 BYLINE: By RICH RUPPRECHT THE PRESS DEMOCRAT Santa Rosa High will host the 24th All-City track meet Friday with field events starting at 5:30 p.m. and running events at 6:30. The first All-City meet, with all Santa Rosa high schools invited, was held in 1975. There have been brief stoppages, but it has now been held continuously since 2000. Maria Carrillo girls and boys won the team portion of the meet last year. This year the Carrillo girls and Santa Rosa boys enter unbeaten in NBL dual meets. Some of the top girls competitors entered, include Santa Rosa hurdler Suzanne Howard, Carillo middle distance and distance runners Kristen Sanzari and Leanne Fogg, Montgomery shot putter and discus thrower Corrine Rich and Ursuline high jumper, long jumper and triple jumper Kasey Lashinski. Admission for the All-City meet is $5 for adults and $3 for students. Santa Rosa track coach Doug Courtemarche also promises great weather and unforgettable tri-tip sandwiches at the concession stand. MORE TRACK Casa Grande freshman Jacque Taylor finished third Saturday in the 3,200 at the Meet of Champions in Sacramento. Taylor ran a 10:44.32 and junior Laurynne Chetelat of Davis won in 10:23.31. The featured race, the girls' 1600, didn't disappoint. Senior Alex Kosinski of Oak Ridge (El Dorado Hills) ran a National High School Federation record of 4:38.15, with Jordan Hasay of Mission College Prep (San Luis Obispo second in 4:43.85. Less than a month ago Hasay, a sophomore, had set a National High School Federation record of 3:39.13.
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