Rapid City Scores

JOGGLING RACES

by Mike Hout (1996 Director - Larry Kluger)

 

Albert Lucas showed that he has not lost anything over the years as he won four gold medals at the 1996 World Championships of Joggling.

 

Other standouts included Barry Goldmeier, who ran an exceptional 5 kilometers with five balls in 27:53.1 to eclipse Billy Gillen's Guinness record of 28:11. Andy Swan lost 40 pounds since last year's meet and showed off his new-found 45 year-old form by winning the master's 100, placing second in the open 100, getting second in the open 400, and even getting third in the 5 kilometers! His 400 time was a new masters record. Reese Edwards, just 16, won the 5 kilometer race over Keith Baker, who set a new masters record in the process.

 

For the women, Meghan Cain ran an outstanding 400 to set a new juniors record. Marion Caldwell learned how to joggle for the first time at the joggling workshop on Wednesday, and three days later she won the gold medal in the women's mile!

 

The junior mile relay teams staged an epic battle, with every team running under the old record. "The Unaffiliates" came out on top and even challenged the winning men's team during the race. Ben Schoenberg moved into second place on the all-time list of 100 meters with 5 balls, just nosing out Mike Hout, who set a masters record in second place.

 

Laura Green stunned the crowd by winning her fourth 100 meter race, and thus became the oldest person to ever win an open 100 meter joggling race! And Sam Kilbourn proved that turning 50 does not keep one from joggling. He not only obliterated the over 50 record in the 100 meters, but he also set the over 50 record in the 400 and won a gold medal as part of the winning mile telay team.

 

It was another great day of joggling and we all look forward to the 1997 Championships in Pittsburgh!

 

Men's Mile Relay - 1. Team Exerball -5:17 (Bill Giduz, Sam Kilbourn, Robert Nelson, Albert Lucas)

 

Women's Mile Relay - 1. Women with Balls 8:26 (Kay Caskey, Laurie Young, Laura Green, Iman deLachotta-Lizarazu)

 

Juniors Mile Relay - 1. Unaffiliates 5:28 (Adam Griffin, Shawn Bryan, Daniel Matgulies, Chuck Howlie); 2. Sicc 6:48 (Matt Henstrig, Greg Blaha, Nick Bartucci, Reece Edwards); 3. Wise Guys 7:17 (Keith Tollefson, Meghan Cain, Aaron Olson, Robert Sanberg)

 

Men's Mile Run - 1. Albert Lucas (5:27); 2. Paul Arneberg (5:39); 3. Keith Baker (6:05);

 

Women's Mile Run - 1. Marion Caldwell Masters (10:07); 2. Kay Caskey (10:12)

 

Junior's Mile Run - 1. Reece Edwards (5:46); 2. Adam Griffin (6:07); 3. tie Daniel Margulies and Chuck Hawley (8:31)

 

Five Ball Mile Run - Ben Schoenberg (10:36) and Barry Goldmeier (10:37)

 

Men's 100 Meters -1. Albert Lucas (13.1); 2. Andy Swan (14.8); 3. Barry Goldmeier (14.9)

 

Masters Men's 100 Meters -1. Andy Swan (14.8); 2. Bill Giduz (16.1); 3. Joe Dean (17.1); 4. Sam Kilbourn (17.3)

 

Women's 100 Meters -1. Laura Green (20.1); 2. Elizabeth Sanberg (21.6); 3. Iman deLachotta-Lizarazu; 4. Marion Caldwell (26.2); 5. Corinne Ozolins (33.4)

 

Juniors 13-17 100 Meters - 1. Chuck Hawley (16.6); 2. Daniel Margulies (18.2); 3. Adam Griffon (19.9); 4. Shawn Bryan (21.2); 5. Nick Bartucci (31.5)

 

Juniors 12 and under 100 Meters - 1. Keith Tollefson (16.6); 2. Aaron Olson (20.0); 3. Joe Hout (20.9); 4. Meghan Cain (23.6); 5. Elizabeth Sanberg (23.8); 6. Ian Caldwell (24.5 )

 

Five Ball 100 Meters - 1. Ben Schoenberg (25.4); 2. Mike Hout (25.7); 3. Dan Kirk (1:01); 4. Andy Swan (1:17)

 

Men's 400 Meters - 1. Albert Lucas (1:00.9); 2. Andy Swan (1:05.4); 3. Paul Arneberg (1:07.5); 4. Ben Schoenberg (1:06.2); 5. Bill Giduz (1:12)

 

Women's 400 Meters - 1. Meghan Cain (1:37); 2. Iman deLachotta-Lizarazu (1:42); 3. Laura Green (2:06)

 

Juniors 400 Meters -1. Shawn Bryan (1:19); 2. Chuck Hawley (1:24); 3. Keith Tollefson (1:27); 4. Daniel Margulies (1:31); 5. Aaron Olson (1 :34)

 

Men's 5 Kilometer - 1. Reese Edwards (junior 20:17); 2. Keith Baker (21:38); 3. Andy Swan (23.21); 4. Ben Schoenberg (24:38); 5. BiH Coad (29.56).

 

Five Ball 5 Kilometer - Barry Goldmeier (27:53 )

 

Women's 5 Kilometer - 1. Laurie Young (34.02)

 

60 meter hurdles with six-pound bowling balls - 1. Mike Hout (20.2)

 

NUMBERS

(1996 Director - Ben Schoenberg)

 

Two lJA numbers records were set during the championships this year. Albert Lucas set an individual ring record, making 20 catches with 10. The record was particularly dramatic, as he caught the first 19 and had to fall forward into a somersault to make the final catch.

 

The record fell twice in trio club passing. Jeff Kasper, Jason LeMay and Mick Lunzer (The Dew Drop Jugglers) set the record first at 300 catches with 12, but that was bested shortly thereafter by David Cain and Scott Cain and Jack Kalvan, who did 132 catches with 13.

 

The full results are below. The numbers in parentheses following the names represent the number of catches and the number of objects, ie. (22 w 8) means 22 catches with 8 objects. Asterisks represent a new lJA record.

 

Solo balls: 1- Joey Cousin (22 w 8); 2. Toby Rademacher (34 w 7); 3- Greg Warrington (withdrew, but qualified w 8)

 

Solo clubs: 1- Scott Sorensen (14 w 6)

Solo rings: 1- Albert Lucas (20 w 10)*; 2­ Scott Sorensen (28 w 8); 3- Luke Jay (22 w 7)

Solo ball bouncing: 1- Ram Prasad (25 w 8)

Duo balls: 1- David & Scott Cain (126 w 11)

Duo clubs: 1- Peter Kaseman & Randy Lyman (60 w 9)

Duo rings: 1- David Cain & Scott Sorensen (61 w 10)

Duo ball bouncing: 1- Fran Favorini & Fred Srrempel (124 w 13); 2- Ram Prasad & Greg Kennedy (withdrew, but qualified w 11)

Trio clubs: 1- David Cain & Scott Cain & Jack Kalvan (132 w 13 )*; 2- Jeff Kasper & Jason LeMay & Mick Lunzer (300 w 12)

 

GAMES

(1996 Director - Scott Slesnick)

Three Ball Open: Novice - 1. Adam Griffin; 2. Chuck Williams; 3. Cameron & Preston Ulmer.

Advanced - 1. Mark Wilson; 2. Steve Healey; 3. Ngaio Bealum

Four Ball Open: 1. Joey Cousin; 2. Mark Wilson; 3. Rick Friscia

Open Open: 1. Mick Lunzer

Three Ball Simon Says: 1. Jon Held, Joey Cousin & David Cain

 

Club Balance Simon Says: 1. Tony Duncan & Jeffrey Daymont

Club Gathering: 1. Chuck Hawley (38); 2. Martin Frost (35); 3. Laura Provance & David Cain (34 )

 

Three Ball Blind: 1. David Cain (:47), 2. Joey Cousin (:27)

Six Ball Endurance: 1. Joey Cousin

Five Ball Endurance: 1. Paul Klimek (26: 16); 2. Joey Cousin (26: 10); 3. Mike Hilicki (20:10)

Combat: 1. Jeff Kasper

 

YO -YO CHAMPIONSHIPS

The fifth year of the World Yo-Yo Competitions attracted 18 entrants to show off their skills yesterday in the gym. The event is sanctioned by the American Yo-Yo Association. Those wanting to find out more about the zen of yo can tune in the association's home page. Winners were:

 

Novice (11 & under): 1-Mikey McCabe; 2-Kevin Ozolins.

Junior Advanced (15 and under): 1-Brett Jurgens; 2-Joe Hout.

Senior Advanced (over 15): 1-Jon Steinman; 2-David Harris; 3-Greg Cohen.

Masters: 1-Dave Schulte; 2-Jason Tracy; 3­Masahiro Mizuno; 4-Steve Brown; 5- Val Krantz.

Pro/Am: 1-Dale Myrberg ($500); 2-Bill de Boisblanc ($300); 3-Mike Taylor ($150); 4-Jon Gates ($100).

100 Meter One-Hand Loop: 1-Steve Brown (14.7 sec.); 2-Mark Anderson (16.4); 3­Jon Gates (16.5)

100 Meter Loops with Both Hands: 1­Dale Oliver (20.6 sec); 2-Dale Myrberg (22.3);

3-BiII de Boisblanc (31)