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State track and field championships begin at Kamehameha

By Andrew Lee / Special to the Star-Advertiser

May 13, 2022

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Kapolei’s Jordan McQueen won the boys long jump with a mark of 21 feet, 8.50 inches on Friday at the Datahouse/HHSAA Track and Field Championships at Kamehameha. The meet concludes on Saturday.
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‘Iolani’s Alexis King won the girls high jump.
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‘Iolani’s Alexis King won the girls high jump.
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‘Iolani’s Alexis King won the girls high jump.
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Action during the boys pole vault.
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Punahou’s Ala’i Williams competes in the boys shot put.
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Kalaheo’s Jymien Lipscomb competes in the boys long jump.
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Runners compete at the state track and field championships.
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Runners compete at the state track and field championships.
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Runners compete at the state track and field championships.
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Runners compete at the state track and field championships.
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Hurdlers compete in the girls 300-meter hurdles.
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Hurdlers compete in the girls 300-meter hurdles.
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Hurdlers compete in the girls 300-meter hurdles.
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Hurdlers compete in the boys 300-meter hurdles.
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Hurdlers compete in the boys 300-meter hurdles.
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Maryknoll’s Kiani Panoke competes in the girls triple jump.
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Punahou’s Mia Young competes in the girls triple jump.
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Mililani’s Julia Carmona competes in the girls triple jump.
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Punahou’s Xevani Salanoa competes in the girls triple jump.
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Maryknoll’s Kiani Panoke competes in the girls triple jump.
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Roosevelt’s Tiana Burgess competes in the girls triple jump.
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Roosevelt’s Tiana Burgess competes in the girls triple jump.
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Mililani’s Elle Rimando competes in the girls triple jump.
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Hawaii Prep Academy’s Elania Head competes in the girls triple jump.
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‘Iolani’s Alexis King won the girls high jump after clearing 5 feet, 4 inches.
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Punahou’s Agenhart Ellis leaps in the boys long jump.
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Saint Louis’ Vu Nguyen leaps during the boys long jump.
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Saint Louis’ Vu Nguyen leaps during the boys long jump.
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Kamehameha-Hawaii’s Kahiau Poe leaps during the boys long jump.
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Farrington’s Josiah Chaffin leaps during the boys long jump.
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Kahuku’s Kingsley Ah You leaps during the boys long jump.
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Pearl City’s Cameron Galutira leaps during the boys long jump.
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Kapolei’s Jordan McQueen won the boys long jump with a mark of 21 feet, 8.50 inches.
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Saint Louis’ Vu Nguyen leaps during the boys long jump.
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Punahou’s Ala’i Williams throws during the boys shot put.
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Punahou’s Ala’i Williams throws during the boys shot put.
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John Bacos of Baldwin throws during the boys shot put.
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Kaiser’s Vanessa Steenhuis leaps during the girls high jump.
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Waiakea’s Shauntae Taifmai throws during the boys shot put.
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Maui’s Devontae Myricki leaps during the boys long jump.

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