Deletion of April Jace

Comment: Obviously as the creator of the article I think it is valid content.  Held singularly as a sprinter, as a World Masters Athletics Championships relay gold medalist, in what will be her only attempt, she is marginally below the threshold of .  Most competitors who have WP articles, many I've written, have a long history of multiple such championships.  She died too young to have many attempts and obviously will not ever get any more.  Then there the additional circumstances of not only being a murder victim, but murder victim allegedly by a celebrity, in Los Angeles / Hollywood (with a history of bizarre trials and verdicts), where the story is already getting plenty of TMZ, Entertainment Tonight, Extra (TV program)|Extra Access Hollywood|Access E! and mainstream news coverage.  I've already added some of those sources, there are plenty more.  She is arguably more accomplished in advance of her murder than: Nicole Brown Simpson, Ron Goldman, Bonnie Lee Bakley, Lana Clarkson, Mary Jo Kopechne and Reeva Steenkamp, who all have articles.  Both factors should add up to individual notability and justification for this article
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:NTRACK)

Comment: Although  has no masters-specific guidelines, the subject was on a gold-medal 2011 world-championship relay team. This, IMO, meets #5 of the guideline; since the subject meets NTRACK, they also meet 
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:NTRACK||WP:VICTIM)