Over the weekend, two Methacton freshmen competed in the USA Track and Field Regional Championships against athletes in Pa,. N.J., Del., N.Y. and Md. at the University of Deleware.
Jenny Martin and Nicolette Serratore, competing in their first heptathlon, finished first and second, respectively and qualified for the USA Track and Field National Championships.
Martin was the overall winner with a score of 4181 points, followed by Serratore with 3857 points. The third place finisher had 3671 points. In the seven-event, two-day competition, Martin placed first in the 100M hurdles, long jump and javelin. Serratore won the 800M and finished second in the 100M hurdles, shot put and long jump.
![LOWER GWYNEDD — Wissahickon whittled the Upper Dublin girls lacrosse team’s four-goal lead down to one in the opening minute of the fourth quarter. But the Cardinals stayed the course and found a way to stay undefeated Thursday night. “We really emphasize to them don’t do anything outside of what you’re comfortable doing, don’t try to be a hero,” UD coach Dee Cross said. “Just play within what you can do, work with your teammates and for them.” The Trojans collected the last two goals of the third before Maddy Radell’s tally with 11:06 remaining in regulation had the hosts’ […]](https://www.timesherald.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/LAN-L-GLAXUDWISS041824-04.jpg?w=489 "LOWER GWYNEDD — Wissahickon whittled the Upper Dublin girls lacrosse team’s four-goal lead down to one in the opening minute of the fourth quarter. But the Cardinals stayed the course and found a way to stay undefeated Thursday night. “We really emphasize to them don’t do anything outside of what you’re comfortable doing, don’t try to be a hero,” UD coach Dee Cross said. “Just play within what you can do, work with your teammates and for them.” The Trojans collected the last two goals of the third before Maddy Radell’s tally with 11:06 remaining in regulation had the hosts’ […]")
![TOWAMENCIN — John Martin Vince wasn’t mincing words. The Souderton senior attackman held his team from breaking its postgame huddle Thursday to get a point across. Yes, the Indians had just downed North Penn to remain unbeaten in SOL National Conference play but with the amount of experience Souderton has and its toughest slate of games yet to come, the level of play needed to be better. Souderton’s vets are looking to flip the switch and hoping the 11-3 win over the host Knights was the kick they needed to do it. “We all know what’s at stake,” Vince said. […]](https://www.timesherald.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/LAN-L-BLAXSOUDNP041824-08.jpg?w=487 "TOWAMENCIN — John Martin Vince wasn’t mincing words. The Souderton senior attackman held his team from breaking its postgame huddle Thursday to get a point across. Yes, the Indians had just downed North Penn to remain unbeaten in SOL National Conference play but with the amount of experience Souderton has and its toughest slate of games yet to come, the level of play needed to be better. Souderton’s vets are looking to flip the switch and hoping the 11-3 win over the host Knights was the kick they needed to do it. “We all know what’s at stake,” Vince said. […]")