HAP RAPP MEMORIAL TRACK MEET - Saturday, May 21, 2022 Camarillo Rotary - NET
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Camarillo Rotary HAP RAPP MEMORIAL TRACK MEET Saturday, May 21, 2022
SUMMER CAMP—$15 A DAY! Mon.–Fri., 7:30 AM–6:30 PM • Starts June 20 Program details online at www.bgccam.org 1500 Temple Avenue, Camarillo • 805-482-8113 • www.bgccam.org
May 21, 2022 • Adolfo Camarillo High School
Welcome to our Track Meet, the oldest community in 1988, in honor of late fellow Rotarian and friend Hap
service project of the Camarillo Rotary Club. The Meet Rapp, who devoted so much of his time and talents to
began in 1960, when local Rotarians created a first-ever the event over many years.
organized track and field competition for local boys and Today, ribbons will be awarded for first- through fifth-
girls at the elementary and middle school levels. There place in each event, and high point winners in each
were only a few schools then, but the Meet has grown class will receive a trophy. Another award, the Guy Craig
with the community, and today, hundreds of young Memorial, named after the Charter President of the
people representing more than a dozen local schools Camarillo Rotary Club, will be presented to the school
will compete. which demonstrates the best preparedness, sportsman-
The Meet was named the Hap Rapp Memorial Track Meet ship, conduct at the meet and cooperation in all events.
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
(Note: all times are approximate—events may start earlier or later than the times listed.)
8:00 AM....................................................................................................................... Opening ceremonies
8:15 AM...............................................................1600 Meter Run (Girls AA, BB, DD and Boys A, B, D)
8:15 AM.............................................................. Girls High Jump (EE, FF) and Boys Long Jump (E, F)
(Classes DD, BB, AA and D, B, A will be called after 1600 Meter races are concluded)
9:15 AM.............................................................. Girls Long Jump (EE, FF) and Boys High Jump (E, F)
(Classes DD, BB, AA and D, B, A will be called after 1600 Meter races are concluded)
10:15 AM..........................................................Dashes (50 and 100 Meters; preliminary qualifying)
Noon...................................................................................................Dashes (50 and 100 Meters; finals)
Noon.................................................................................................................Shot put (A, AA, B, BB only)
1:30 PM..........................................................................................400 and 800 Meter Runs (all classes)
3:00 PM........................................................................................................ 400 Meter Relays (all classes)
4:30 PM.......................................................................................................................Trophy presentations
The first Camarillo Rotary Track Meet, 1960.
GIRLS RECORDS
EVENT RECORD NAME SCHOOL YEAR
GIRLS CLASS AA
100 meters 12.74 Angela Mejia Las Colinas 1997
400 meters 1:04.88 Devyn Weisenberger Cape Charter 2013
800 meters 2:33.73 Sasha Souder Monte Vista 2002
1600 meters 6:01.73 Jessica Fogeltanz Las Colinas 2003
High jump 5’1” Lauren Reid Monte Vista 2002
Long jump 16’2” Lauren Reid Monte Vista 2002
Shot put 34’3” Cassandra O’Reilly Mesa
400‑meter relay 56.28 Los Altos 1992
GIRLS CLASS BB
100 meters 12.86 Erin Braunschweiger Monte Vista 1997
Rachelle Avery Los Altos 1998
400 meters 1:07.29 Erin Braunschweiger Monte Vista 1997
800 meters 2:35.11 Audrey Cunningham Mesa Union 2019
1600 meters 6:15:22 Sara Beckton Monte Vista 2000
High jump 4’11” Tricia Tackett Los Altos 1983
Jill Mahoney Los Altos 1986
Long jump 14’5” Valerie Elliott Monte Vista 1995
Charity Williams Los Altos 1997
Shot put 27’3” Tatiana Castro Mesa Union 2014
400‑meter relay 56.52 Los Altos 1998
GIRLS CLASS DD
50 meters 7.13 Nickie Wilson El Rancho 2000
100 meters 14.47 Makenna Phelan CAPE 2017
400 meters 1:11.18 Elise Mills St. Mary Magdalen 2013
800 meters 2:37.47 Audrey Cunningham Mesa Union 2018
High jump 4’8” Shannon Wiebelhaus Camarillo Heights 1983
Long jump 13’7” Angela Mejia Camarillo Heights 1995
400‑meter relay 1:02.94 CAPE 2017
GIRLS CLASS EE
50 meters 7.04 Cambria Miranda Los Nogales 1997
100 meters 15.68 Melia Naigan Las Posas 2019
400 meters 1:10.00 Isabella Rodriguez St. Mary Magdalen 2014
800 meters 2:43.78 Kacie Rae Tackett Monte Vista 2014
High jump 4’8‑3/4” Jill Mahoney Los Nogales 1985
Long jump 14’0” Bella Pantoja Las Colinas 2012
400‑meter relay 1:04.08 Las Posas 2017
GIRLS CLASS FF
50 meters 7.23 Michelle Braunschweiger Camarillo Heights 1995
100 meters 16.04 Riley Kavanagh Los Primeros 2018
400 meters 1:13.75 Nicole Addington Camarillo Heights 1989
800 meters 2:45.75 Kacie Rae Tackett Camarillo Heights 2013
High jump 4’3” Jill Mahoney Los Nogales 1984
Long jump 14’1” Mary Bittner Camarillo Heights 1981
400‑meter relay 1:08.60 Las Posas 2019
The Object of Rotary
The Object of Rotary is to encourage and foster the ideal of service as a basis of worthy enterprise and, in particular, to encourage and foster:
FIRST. The development of acquaintance as an opportunity for service;
SECOND. High ethical standards in business and professions, the recognition of the worthiness of all useful occupations, and the
dignifying of each Rotarian’s occupation as an opportunity to serve society;
THIRD. The application of the ideal of service in each Rotarian’s personal, business, and community life;
FOURTH. The advancement of international understanding, goodwill, and peace through a world fellowship of business and
professional persons united in the ideal of service.
BOYS RECORDS
EVENT RECORD NAME SCHOOL YEAR
BOYS CLASS A
100 meters 11.81 Michael Phillips Monte Vista 1997
400 meters 57.94 Chris Johnson Monte Vista 1990
800 meters 2:13.62 Mark Berry Las Colinas 2006
1600 meters 5:03.36 Mark Pizza Los Primeros Structured 2014
High jump 6’3” Jeremy Fischer Los Altos 1990
Long jump 19’6” N. Van Somerer Mesa 1964
Shot put (8 lb.) 51’2” Luca Baretto St. Mary Magdalen 2014
400‑meter relay 48.84 Monte Vista 2002
BOYS CLASS B
100 meters 12.61 Mike Alexander Monte Vista 1995
400 meters 1:01.00 Christian Chiong Los Altos 2002
800 meters 2:22.40 Mason Brown Monte Vista 2014
1600 meters 5:17.74 Jaime Gonzalez Somis 2016
High jump 5’5-1/4” David Leong Monte Vista 1998
Long jump 18’10” David Dodson Los Altos 1966
Shot put 36’7” Todd Pinto Monte Vista 1973
400‑Meter relay 54.63 Monte Vista 1992
BOYS CLASS D
50 meters 6.57 Marc Kawamoto Los Primeros Structured 1997
100 meters 14.72 Carter Weisenberger CAPE 2017
400 meters 1:04.64 Christian Chiong El Rancho Structured 1994
800 meters 2:37.98 Scott Byrd Dos Caminos 1987
High jump 5’1” Ryan Miyamoto Camarillo Heights 1994
Long jump 16’8” Joe Valdez Somis 1960
400‑meter relay 1:02.88 CAPE 2018
BOYS CLASS E
50 meters 6.70 Jon Simental El Descanso 1990
100 meters 15.05 Noah Stump Las Colinas 2017
400 meters 1:06.70 Mike Alexander El Descanso 1994
800 meters 2:32.33 Fletcher Gravel Mesa Union 2014
High jump 5’0” Matt Ross Los Nogales 1975
Christian Anderson Monte Vista 2008
Long jump 16’7” Reed Henkelman Somis 1967
400‑Meter relay 1:02.37 Las Posas 2019
BOYS CLASS F
50 meters 7.00 Steve Trickle Los Nogales 1986
Darren Lefever Las Colinas 2000
100 meters 15.47 David Caldino Dos Caminos 2017
400 meters 1:08.24 Mike Alexander El Descanso 1993
800 meters 2:35.19 Todd Malesich Camarillo Heights 1986
High jump 4’10” David Leong El Descanso 1995
Long jump 15’4” Brian Denardo Las Posas 1968
400‑meter relay 1:04.47 La Mariposa 2018
The Rotary 4-Way Test
Of the things we think, say or do:
1. Is it the TRUTH?
2. Is it FAIR to all concerned?
3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS?
4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?
Don’t miss our 30th Annual
CARE FOR KIDS GOLF CLASSIC
Monday, September 19, 2022
Spanish Hills Country Club
Hosted by the Rotary Clubs of Camarillo to benefit
Casa Pacifica and the Camarillo Rotary Foundations
FOR MORE INFORMATION, OR TO PLAY/SPONSOR, GO TO
www.careforkidsgolf.org
CAMARILLO ROTARY
MAKING A DIFFERENCE
WHAT IS ROTARY?
Rotary is a global network of 1.2 million neighbors, friends, leaders, and problem-solvers who come together to make
positive, lasting change in communities at home and abroad. Solving real problems takes real commitment and vision.
For more than 110 years, Rotary members have used their passion, energy, and intelligence to take action on sustain-
able projects. From literacy and peace to water and health, we are always working to better our world, and we stay
committed to the end.
OUR MOTTO: “SERVICE ABOVE SELF”
Our guiding principles have been the foundation of our values: service, fellowship, diversity, integrity, and leader-
ship. Rotary members believe that we have a shared responsibility to take action on our world’s most persistent issues.
Our 35,000+ clubs work together to: promote peace, fight disease, provide clean water, sanitation, and hygiene, save
mothers and children, support education, and grow local economies.
We work differently. We see differently: Our multidisciplinary perspective helps us see challenges in unique ways. We
think differently: We apply leadership and expertise to social issues — and find unique solutions. We act responsibly:
Our passion and perseverance create lasting change. We make a difference at home and around the world.
CAMARILLO ROTARY—SERVING OUR COMMUNITY
Our club is committed to making a difference in our community and in our world. Our annual projects include our
“Viva La Comida” Mexican Dinner, the Hap Rapp Memorial Track Meet, and the Care for Kids Golf Classic. Funds
raised from these events (more than $1 million over the past decade) are returned to local and international
charitable causes through our Camarillo Rotary Foundation. The Foundation also awards thousands of dollars each
year in scholarships to deserving local students.
P.O. Box 171, Camarillo, CA 93011 • www.camarillorotary.org • Facebook: Rotary Club of Camarillo
We meet at noon on Wednesdays at 4001 Mission Oaks Blvd., Camarillo, CA 93012
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