Track & Field, Boys

Track and field team members in uniform posing on the track field.

About Boys Track & Field

In track and field we build skills and compete in the areas of sprinting, distance running, and various field events; such as: long jump, triple jump, high jump, pole vault, discus and shot put. Track is a great way to develop healthy living habits, get stronger and faster for other sports, and meet new friends.

All abilities welcome. There are many options on the track team, so we can find a place for you.

My purpose as a coach of young adults is to show them what hard work, discipline and a positive attitude can get them. I want them to know that if they apply these skills to anything in their life they will be successful.

Teresa Stadem, Head Coach

Team Details

Practices

Schedule:

We typically have practice for around two hours each day.
In addition, we may have up to two meets a week.

Parents new to enjoying their student-athletes' participation at track meets will sometimes ask when certain events will take place during a meet or when a meet will conclude. While no two meets are the same, here are some general guidelines:

Most of our track meets begin around 3:45 p.m.
Dual, Triangular and Quadrangular meets may be completed in around four hours, while invitational meets may take up to five hours (depending on the number of teams participating). At some meets, field events for boys and girls begin at the same time. At other meets, some events may begin with boys competing first and girls to follow or vice versa.
The standard order of running events on the track is as follows:
- 4 x 800m Relay
- 110m High Hurdles
- 100m Dash
- 4 x 200m Relay
- 1600m Run
- 4 x 100m Relay
- 400m Dash
- 300m Intermediate Hurdles
- 800m Run
- 200m Dash
- 3200m Run
- 4 x 400m Relay

Equipment & Uniforms

Additional Information

Scoreboard

Team	Opponent	Date	Time	Type	Details	Result	Score
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Richfield Boys Track & Field Records

Event	Name(s)	Record	Year
100 Meter Dash	Matt Johnson	10.68	1999
200 Meter Dash	Pete Shea	21.8	1966
400 Meter Dash	Ojullo Madho	49.28	2005
110 Meter Hurdles	Scott Sharpe	14.2	1968
300 Meter Hurdles	Matt Meyer	38.66	1989
800 Meter Run	Steve Holman	1:50.56	1988
1600 Meter Run	Steve Holman	4:07.76	1988
3200 Meter Run	Obsa Ali	8:57.07	2013
400 Meter Relay	Travis Thompson, Jarod Judo, Rob Myles, Matt Johnson	43.3	1997
800 Meter Relay	Greg Geiger, Curt Stone, Brad Holmgren, John Bonstrom	1:29.1	1971
1600 Meter Relay	John Marsh, Doug Johnson, Scott Sharpe, ---	3:24.8	1968
3200 Meter Relay	Collin Randolph, David Niday, Josh Hill, Graham Hanson	8:00.83	2009
Long Jump	Ojullo Madho/Diahn Zeon	22’ 10”	2006/2008
Triple Jump	Pat Akpaette	49’ 0”	2001
High Jump	Antonio Maddox	6’ 5”	2017
Pole Vault	Noah Barnes	14’ 8”	1994
Shot Put	Ivan Zubar	59’ 9.75”	1983
Discus	Amos Casey	168’ 5”	1991

Coaches

Head Coach

TERESA STADEM

Assistant Coach, Distance

MARTIN HUBERTY

Assistant Coach, Long and Triple Jump

JARED KNODEL

Assistant Coach, Pole Vault

JESSICA OKEY

Assistant Coach, High Jump

LORI THIMM

Assistant Coach, Hurdles

ELIZABETH JOHNSON

Assistant Coach, Throws

WILLIAM KUSNIER

Register for Boys Track & Field

Registration Information

Before you participate in any practice, tryout or competition, you will need to complete the online registration process. The Richfield Athletic and Competitive Activities Office needs to have a sports-qualifying physical on file before you register online. Sports-qualifying physicals are good for three years.

If you are going to pay in cash or do a partial payment in the athletic office, please complete the online registration paperwork. Once your online registration is complete, bring your payment to the Athletic and Competitive Activities Office located at the high school or to the Student Services Office at Richfield Middle School.

Registration Fees

Registration fees are due at the time of registration. If you are unable to pay the full amount, contact the Athletic and Competitive Activities Office for payment plan options. As a reminder, you will need to pay past due payment plan fees or make a minimum payment and submit a payment plan to participate.

If you are going to pay in cash or do a partial payment in the athletic office (located in Richfield High School), please complete the online registration paperwork and add the activity to your cart. When you get to the payment screen in the view cart, hit the “x” to close out of the program. Your paperwork will be saved in the system.

Sports-Qualifying Physical

If you need a sports-qualifying physical, it is best to have your primary healthcare provider complete the exam because they are most aware of your health history. A second option is to go to your family’s health clinic. If you do not have a primary care physician or a family clinic, a third option is the Richfield Health Resource Center (RHRC) in Richfield High School.

RHRC is open Mondays and Wednesdays from 1-5 p.m. As a reminder, the RHRC provides care on a first-come, first-served basis and the beginning of each athletic season is a very busy time. Once the RHRC reaches patient capacity for an afternoon, patients are turned away. It is recommended that students get their sports-qualifying physical done before it is needed for Richfield athletics.

Download the Sports Qualifying Physical form before your appointment.
It is important to complete page two of the form before attending your appointment, including a parent/guardian signature.
After your physical, it is your responsibility to bring a copy of the form to the Athletic and Competitive Activities Office. You can send it to athletics@rpsmn.org, fax it to 612-798-6129, or bring it to the Athletic and Competitive Activities Office at Richfield High School or the Student Services Office at Richfield Middle School.

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