Final Results

HONOLULU - The final day of the Rainbow Relays took place this morning at Kaiser High School in Hawai`i Kai. The final three events were the discus, hammer, and javelin.

It was a limited field today in the three events.

UH's Alexis Fredrick was the only participant in the hammer throwing it 33.86 meters. She also took second place in the discus with a toss of 36.66 meters.

Winning the discus was UH's Novelle Murray with a throw of 43.73m. UH-Hilo's Emily Hutchinsen took third (34.14m), while Diosa Hussey was fourth (31.68m).

The javelin was won by UHH's Hutchinsen with a throw of 34.91 meters, while UH's Amanda Page placed second (24.41m).

"I am very proud to have been able to resurrect the long lost Rainbow Relays," head coach Carmyn James said. "A total of 106 meet records were set ... never will that many be broken again in one competition," James added.

This was the largest meet held at Cooke Field in more than 20 years ... 473 competitors and 119 relay teams!

"It was a great combination of high school, collegiate, Open, and international athletes ... Jackie Joyner-Kersee's presence was a highlight for many of the high school athletes," James said.

Here is a list of the six Cooke Field records that were broke:

-100m Hurdles - Open/Collegiate Women was 13.86 set in 1982 ... now is 13.34 set by Eunice Barber (France's #1 heptathlete).

-Triple Jump - Open/Collegiate Women was 11.77m set in 1982 ... now is 12.68m set by Candice Baucham (UCLA).

-Pole Vault - Open/Collegiate Women was 3.20m set earlier this month ... now is 3.57m set by freshman Chelsea Johnson of UCLA - daughter of former Olympian and world record holder Jan Johnson.

-Sprint Medley Relay - Open/Collegiate Women new record set is 1:46.44 by UCLA.

-Distance Medley Relay - Open/Collegiate Women new record set is 12:49.63 by UH-Manoa (they beat UCLA by 3/100 second!) (Carin Patterson, Hanna Bremler, Teryn Bentley and Carolyn Berger).

-Distance Medley Relay - Open/Collegiate Men new record set is 11:27.28 by Chaminade (Hanson Hsu, Jeff Lim, Clint Imhofe and Joey Borreca).