At the Bahamas Open National Track & Field Championships last Friday, Jyles Etienne shattered his own school record in the high jump by 2.5″ with a leap of 6′ 8″. It was the 3rd-highest jump for all of New York State in 2015 and was tied for the 10th highest jump in America among sophomores:

1.	Chris Edwards	Washington/Marion Magnet, LA	7′ 0″
2.	Allen Gordon	Omaha North, NE	6′ 11″
3.	Jakobe Ford	Shadle Park, WA	6′ 10″
3.	Lamont Allen	Desoto, MO	6′ 10″
3.	Marquese Bell	Bridgeton, NJ	6′ 10″
6.	Cameron Crandall	Canton Del Oro, AZ	6′ 9″
6.	Rahman Minor	Pike, IN	6′ 9″
6.	Daniel Claxton	Smithtown, NY	6′ 9″
6.	Cole Moeller	Calamus-Wheatland, IA	6′ 9″
10.	Jyles Etienne	Stony Brook, NY	6′ 8″
10.	Timothy Trawick	Piketon, OH	6′ 8″
10.	Earnest Sears	Alemany, CA	6′ 8″
10.	Mitchell Martin	Danville, IA	6′ 8″
10.	Kyrin Allen	Elko, NV	6′ 8″
10.	Jeff Hollis	Barstow, MO	6′ 8″
10.	Mitchell Jacobson	Walla Walla, WA	6′ 8″
10.	Kevin Tripeaux	Episcopal, LA	6′ 8″
10.	Frank Harris	Basic, NV	6′ 8″
10.	Albert Kalala	Withrow, OH	6′ 8″
10.	Jake Benninghoff	Rogers, AR	6′ 8″
10.	Vernon Turner	Yukon, OK	6′ 8″
10.	Eric Scott	Basehor-Linwood, KS	6′ 8″