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    Published: Tuesday, March 18, 2008

    Boys track: 5 stars to watch this season

    Joey Bywater

    Lake Stevens

    Key events: 1,600, 3,200 and 800
    College plans: Signed with Washington
    Outlook: Coming back from a foot stress fracture that limited him during the fall cross-country season, Bywater is the defending Class 4A champion in the 1,600- and 3,200-meter runs. The senior also won the 3,200 in 2006. It's difficult to predict what the season will be like for Bywater, Lake Stevens track coach Jeff Page said, because everything depends Bywater's health and how quickly the Husky recruit gets back into top shape.

    Rendel Jones

    Everett

    Key events: triple jump and long jump
    College plans: Undecided
    Outlook: Already the school record-holder in the triple jump (46 feet, 9 inches), Jones is working hard to break Everett's long-jump record too, Seagulls track coach Doug Hall said. This past May at the 3A state meet Jones placed fourth in the triple jump, helping lead Everett to the team championship. In June the senior finished first in the same event at the seventh annual Washington vs. Oregon Meet of Champions.

    Kyle King

    Coupeville

    Key events: 1,600 and 3,200
    College plans: Signed with Eastern Washington
    Outlook: As if King needs more advantages over his opponents, he improved his footspeed over the past year, Coupeville track coach Eric Lindberg said. King, who competed for Oak Harbor during the cross-country season because Coupeville doesn't have a team, was the 2007 1A state track champion in both long-distance races. Great maturity and mental toughness make the senior unique, said Lindberg: "He is the best distance runner I've coached in 35 years."

    Rodrick Rumble

    Oak Harbor

    Key events: High jump and shot put
    College plans: Undecided
    Outlook: A superb all-around athlete, Rumble earned All-Wesco North first team honors as a productive football receiver and as a high-scoring basketball wing. This spring, the senior will soar through the air as one of the state's elite high-jumpers. Last spring Rumble placed third in the 4A high jump finals with a personal-best effort of 6 feet, 6 inches. He is also Oak Harbor's best shot-putter.

    Isaac Teichgrab

    Stanwood

    Key events: 400 and 200
    College plans: Undecided
    Outlook: Ranked No. 1 among 4A returners in the 400-meter run, Teichgrab will try to win an honor that barely eluded him in 2007: The then-junior placed second in the 400 state finals, finishing just .02 seconds behind then-senior Ryan Barrett of Graham-Kapowsin. Teichgrab, an accomplished decathlete, is focused and ready, Stanwood track coach Paul Johnson said: "He has pretty lofty goals and he's working hard to achieve that."

    Mike Cane, Herald Writer

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