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Photos by Don Rich and Patty Morgan

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. – As loud and crazy as Franklin Field, especially with 48,531 people packed in the stands, Long Beach Poly’s Aaron Harris felt some gratitude for making the place just a little more quiet.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. – As loud and crazy as Franklin Field, especially with 48,531 people packed in the stands, Long Beach Poly’s Aaron Harris felt some gratitude for making the place just a little more quiet.

Located in the Hall of Fame area at Abington High is a plaque hanging right next to the locker room entrance. It’s not just any plaque to the members of the boys’ track & field team.   (Photo courtesy of Brian Deck)

Jeremy Greenwald charged hard down the backstretch and Zavon Watkins decided he needed to beat Greenwald to the last turn. Watkins has nothing to prove. But he ran like he did.

Not everything went exactly as planned for the PA athletes at Millrose. But for the Abington 4x800, Sara Sargent, Tom Kehl and Tom Mallon, the experience was worth every lap.

Maybe because it’s the holiday season Methacton’s Calton Lavong had everyone but himself on his mind at the Marine Corps Holiday Classic.

Photo by Mary DiBiase Blaich / www.wingedfootfotos.com