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04/22 |
PCL Regular Season Meet #4 (Boys) |
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04/22 |
Philadelphia Public League Relays R
Amy Hicks of Swenson ran 14.74 to win the 100 meter hurdles. Swenson earned relay wins in the 4x100 (48.92), the 4x200 (1:41.49) and the 4x400 meter relays (4:02.16). Diamond Hodge of Girls High won the triple jump with a mark of 36-11. For the boys, Simon Gratz won the 4x100 (43.23) and 4x200 meter relays (1:30.60). Masterman won the 4x800 (8:13.25) and distance medley relays (11:32.54).
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Philadelphia, PA RESULTS POSTED |
04/22 |
Berlin Brothersvalley
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Berlin, PA |
04/23 |
District 9 League Track Meet R
Lanae Newsome of Brookville became the new state leader in the long jump with a big mark of 19-0.50! She also won the triple jump (38 feet even) and the 200 meter dash (25.32). Sister Aisha won the high hurdles (15.60) and the intermediate hurdles (46.07). Adair Gennocro of St Mary's ran 2:23.40 to win the 800 meter run. For the boys, Aziz Yousif of Bradford won the 1600 (4:39.00) and 800 meter runs (1:58.67). Teague Kolar of DuBois won the 100 (11.30) and 200 meter dashes (23.14).
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Dubois, PA RESULTS POSTED |
04/23 |
Kennett-Unionville Pole Vault Invitational
Brittany Plummer of Kennett cleared 10-6 to win the girls pole vault and Nelson Brihfohr of Oxford cleared 13 feet to win the boys pole vault.
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Kennett Square, PA RESULTS POSTED |
04/23 |
PCL Regular Season Meet #4 (Girls)
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04/24 |
CCAC HS & MS 2013 Championships
Nicole Leonzo of Harrisburg Central Catholic ran 57.99 to win the 400 meter dash. For the boys, Brandon Herr jumped 19-9 to win the long jump.
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Grantham, PA RESULTS POSTED |
04/24 - 04/27 |
Drake University
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Des Moines, IA
RESULTS POSTED |
04/24 |
Midwestern Athletic Conference
Lauren Costa won the high hurdles (15.71), the 100 (12.56) and 200 meter dashes (25.80). Lydia Dennis of Mars Area won the long jump (18-9) just ahead of Shator Walker-Kimbrough (18-7) and the triple jump (37-1.50), the same mark as Walker-Kimbrough. For the boys, John Zagotti of Mohawk jumped 21-1 to win the long jump. Anthony Keriotis of Beaver Area ran 11.17 to win the 100 meter dash.
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Mars, PA RESULTS POSTED
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04/24 |
Norwin 9th and 10th Grade Invitational R
Isaiah Brooks of Woodland Hills won the 100 (11.42), 200 (23.71) and 400 meter dashes (53.00) as well as the long jump (21-4). Trey Quealy of Norwin ran 2:04.97 to win the 800 meter run. For the girls, Kelsey Plecenik of Norwin cleared 11 feet to win the pole vault. Elizabeth Donahue of Franklin Regional ran 1:05.19 to win the 400 meter dash.
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North Huntingdon, PA RESULTS POSTED |
04/24 |
Maria Snyder of Northern Bedford ran 5:19.35 to win the 1600 meter run and 11:47.56 to win the 3200 meter run. Jacob Ashkettle of Southern Fulton ran 50.11 to win the 400 meter dash.
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Hancock, MD RESULTS POSTED |
04/13 |
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Myerstown, PA RESULTS POSTED |
04/25 |
Mars Junior High (7-8) T&F Invitational |
Mars, PA |
04/26 |
6th Millersville High School Invitational
Governor Mifflin girls ran 9:31.31 to win the 4x800 meter relay. Mary Witmer of Ephrata won the high hurdles (15.27) and the intermediate hurdles (43.39). Greta Lindsley of Penn Manor ran 5:00.02 to win the 1600 meter run. Meredith Newman of Manheim Township ran 58.34 to win the 400 meter dash. Libby Nolan of Hershey ran 2:13.45 to win the 800 meter run and 26.06 to win the 200 meter dash. Tessa Mundell of Governor Mifflin ran 10:53.69 to win the 3200 meter run. After finishing 2nd at the Penn Relays in the javelin, Sarah Firestone of Mercersburg Academy threw 142-3 to win the javelin. After winning the high jump at the Penn Relays, Cyre Virgo of Fleetwood Area cleared 5-10 to win the high jump.
For the boys, Chance Post of Conestoga Valley ran 14.31 to win the 110 meter hurdles and 38.69 to win the 300 meter hurdles. Harrison Schettler of Penn Manor ran 4:18.74 to win the 1600 meter run. Caleb Gatchell of Red Lion ran 1:56.35 to win the 800 meter run. Xavier Smith of Daniel Boone ran 22.44 to win the 200 meter dash. James Martin of Garden Spot ran 9:33.53 to win the 3200 meter run. Conestoga Valley ran 3:25.24 to win the 4x400 meter relay. Tanner Unger of Hempfield (3) won the javelin (171-10) and the discus (161-8). |
Millersville, PA RESULTS POSTED |
04/26 |
Hanna Brosky of Emmaus followed up her 2nd place in the 400 meter dash (59.10) with a PA#2 performance in the 800 meter run with a time of 2:13.82 to beat PA#4 Kiana Tucker of Stroudsburg (2:15.00). Ramonia Benitez of Pocono Mountain West won the high hurdles (15.57) and the triple jump (PA#2 39-1.75). North Penn girls won the 4x400 (3:59.45) and the 4x800 meter relays (9:34.35). Haley McClain-Hill of Stroudsburg cleared 5-4 to win the high jump. Elizabeth Rauenzahn of Blue Mountain jumped 18-5.50 to win the long jump. Gwen Remaley of Lehighton threw 40 feet even to win the shot put.
For the boys, Bryan Pearson of Bangor came striaght back from throwing at the Penn Relays to win both the shot put (55-5) and the discus (177-10). Donovan McDonald of Stroudsburg ran 49.82 to win the 400 meter dash. Wade White of Bangor ran 9:43.12 to win the 3200 meter run. Carter Taylor (39.22) and Andrew McFarland (39.34) finihed 1-2 for Nazareth Area in the 300 meter hurdles. East Stroudsburg South ran 43.06 to win the 4x100 meter relay. Joseph Fogle of Pocono Mountain East cleared 14 feet to win the pole vault. Nolan Hay of Parkland jumped 22-7.75 to win the long jump. |
Allentown, PA RESULTS POSTED |
04/26 |
Black Hills Conference Invitational |
Houston, PA |
04/26 |
Harrisburg boys ran 43.13 to win the 4x100 meter relay. Aaron Gebhart of New Oxford ran 9:32.90 t;o win the 3200 meter run. Eric Joraskie of Mount Carmel threw 160-4 to win the discus. Dylan Moynihan of Kennard-Dale cleared 14-7.50 to win the pole vault. Dustin Crouse of Littlestown threw 172-1 to win the javelin. For the girls, Sierra Brabham-Lawrence of Harrisburg ran 14.38 to win the 100 meter hurdles. William Penn ran 49.58 to win the 4x100 meter relay. Holly Arey of South Western threw 122-7 to win the discus. Erin Harman of South Western cleared 11-1.75 to win the pole vault.
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Dallastown, PA RESULTS POSTED |
04/26 |
Jody-Ann Evans of Quakertown ran 24.8 to win the 200 meter dash. Lauren Suelke of Quakertown jumped a meet record 36-0.50 to win the triple jump. Anecia Alexaki of Upper Merion cleared 11 feet to set a meet record in the pole vault.
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Horsham, PA RESULTS POSTED |
04/26 |
Photos and Story by Phil Grove
Isaiah Brooks believes he can go where very few his age have gone before. Shannon and Mary Malone, on the other hand, are very familiar with the path they are following. All three, along with Springdale’s Emily Lelis, took major strides on the road to Shippensburg and beyond with dominating performances at the Mars Invitational.
Big Jumps in Bunches for Woodland Hills Sophomore
A year ago, Brooks topped 22 feet and placed 13th in the PIAA Class AAA long jump as a freshman. The eyes that he didn’t open in 2012 saw the light even brighter this winter when the Woodland Hills standout pushed his PR past 23 feet in an indoor meet at Edinboro University. Those feats pale in comparison to what he unleashed on the field at Mars and what he hopes to achieve in 2013. Brooks won by more than 2 feet and added more than a foot to the state lead with a third-round leap of 23-7.5, which also broke the invitational’s oldest meet record of 22-8 from 1972. “My main goal was to get a 25,” Brooks said of a distance that has been achieved by just a few sophomores as the national record for 10th-graders is 25-2.25 from 1964 and then matched in 1990. “My last jump that I had I tried to get it, but it didn’t work out so well. “I’m going to states this year for it. My goal is to place in states, to get that first gold medal as a sophomore.” What made Brooks’ achievement special and his goal not that far away is the consistency in his other jumps. Opening at 22-10.75, the sophomore went 23-1.25 before turning in the event winner and then added rapid-fire leaps of 22-6.5 and 23-0.5 in the final. “It felt good,” Brooks said of his new PR. “My coach told me to kick out my feet a little more. Doing (23 feet) two times in a row, I felt like I had a good mark and was doing everything I had to do that was correct. “Everything came together. I got my steps down once again, and it got me where I am now. I hit the board perfectly.” The speed that Brooks displayed down the runway also paid dividends on the track as he finished fifth in the 200-meter dash in a PR 22.67 and was third in the 400 in another lifetime best of 51.04. “(Twenty-five feet) was my goal,” Brooks emphasized. “I didn’t get it today. That’s next week’s goal.”
Malones Repeat History with Distance Double(s)
Having their names at the top of race results is nothing new for the Malone sisters of North Hills. Despite having pulled off the feat many times along with their older sister, a 1-2 finish probably was a little more special in this invitational – Shannon only returned to competitive running last Tuesday after a stress fracture, and the sisters were able to 1-2 twice in the same day with state-quality performances. “We just hear each other,” Mary said of knowing when her sister Shannon is close by during a race. “We know our breathing so well because we run every day together. I know it’s Shannon, or she knows it’s Mary coming.” Shannon, who cracked 5 minutes for the first time following older sister Margo to victory and a meet record at Mars in 2012, led a pack of four through the opening laps of the 1,600. Aside from Mary stumbling heavily on the second lap after being clipped on the heel by another runner, all of the excitement was reserved for the final 100 meters when the Malone sisters battled side by side for the gold medal. “Mr. (John) Wilkie kept telling me I was in shape to break 5,” Shannon said of encouragement she received from the retired North Hills coach prior to ending a seven-month layoff. “In the back of my head, I was like there’s no way am I breaking 5. (Running 4:57.3 on Tuesday against Brianna Schwartz of Shaler Area) definitely was a boost of confidence. “I really think the cross-training I did over the winter with the swim team helped me. That made me stronger. I was a little surprised with the times.” Neither sister gave ground nor gained much in the closing meters of the 1,600 as Shannon reached the finish first in a PA#3 4:56.77, with Mary inches behind in 4:56.88. “I knew she was right behind me,” Shannon said. “I knew she was going to come up and bolt next to me. I was getting really nervous trying to hold her off. It was great to have her alongside me. “Mary is doing amazing this season. She is really improved. I know how Margo felt now trying to hold me off.” Hours later in the 3,200, Shannon again took to the front and started to distance herself from Mary and the rest of the field after about three laps. The senior then began to gamely pursue a meet record set in 2010 by Hampton graduate and current William and Mary All-American Elaina Balouris. Shannon’s 10:53.75 is now PA#4 but missed the record books by about 1.5 seconds, with Mary again second in a PA#8 11:08.42. “It was a little challenging,” the winner said of working past slower runners at race’s end. “Mr. Wilkie always tells us if you are lapping anyone, just use them like a competitor and bolt past them so that helped a lot.”
Lelis Clears Barriers Unexpected and Expected
For Lelis, Friday’s nearly ideal conditions – a 70-degree day with sunshine and nary a breeze – should have been a perfect opportunity to climb up the state rankings. In the 100 hurdle final, it wasn’t long before she and the other competitors realized that personal bests were not in the works. Two flights of hurdles were not placed correctly on the track, causing the two-time state champion from 2012 and her pursuers to change their race strategy and lead legs. “It messed everyone up, it wasn’t just me,” said Lelis, who was first in 15.21. “I had to go over with my left leg twice instead of my right leg the whole time. I felt really good until that, and I think that affected my time a lot.” In the 300 hurdles, nothing was going to get in the way of the Springdale junior as she distanced herself from the field, cruising to a PA#4 44.03 clocking that also broke a meet record by nearly a second. “I feel like I was a little behind (in the 300s), but today I think I broke through some barriers,” she said. “I felt really good. “You really can’t run fast unless you (lead with either) leg. I used to always just do my right leg, but now I do both legs. I feel like I’m a lot better. I just do whatever leg comes up and just go over it.” In other highlight performances, Hampton’s Gina Alm is now PA#3 in the girls 800 after a fast start resulted in a 2:14.05. “I’m really happy with it,” the junior said. “I was hoping to go a little faster, but I’m thrilled. “I was shooting for a 63 (for the first lap because) in my dual meets I’ve been going out a little too slow and my times weren’t as fast as I’ve wanted them. So I knew I wanted to go out fast. I think I got a little excited, but it was fun.” In the field events, Anthony Bauccio of Gateway is now PA#3 after his 57-11.5 victory in the boys shot put. With a PR by more than 2 feet, the senior was a runaway winner, with the nearest thrower 10 feet behind. Lydia Dennis of host Mars Area claimed the horizontal jumps as her PA#3 18-3 long jump topped four others over 17 feet and a 37-1.5 effort won the triple jump by just 2 inches over Jessica Farrell of Shaler Area. |
Mars, PA RESULTS POSTED
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04/26 |
Northern Bedford County (NBCAA) Invitational
Jenna Bracken of Windber Area ran 15.33 to win the 100 meter hurdles. Brooke Smay of Forest Hills jumped 35-6.50 to win the triple jump. Marlee Zubek of Forest Hills threw 126-6 to win the javelin. For the boys, Zach Pressel of Northern Bedford cleared 6-5 to win the high jump. Cody DeMoss of Bedford threw 169-5 to win the javelin.
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Loysburg, PA RESULTS POSTED |
04/26 |
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Pittston, PA |
04/26 |
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Newark, DE |
04/26 |
Pine Grove Area
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Pine Grove, PA RESULTS POSTED |
04/26 |
Mitch Freeman of Coudersport threw 140-11 to set a meet record in the discus. Barrett Kemp of Oswayo Valley (4:22.61) edged out Bobby Hill of Wellsboro (4:22.83) to win the 1600 meter run. Kemp also ran 9:44.83 to win the 3200 meter run. For the girls, Jada Jackson of Wellsboro ran 1:01.14 to win the 400 meter dash.
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Bolivar, NY RESULTS POSTED |
04/26 |
Wyalusing (Lasagna) Ram Invitational
Rachel Sowinski of Holy Redeemer ran a meet record 5:11.29 to win the 1600 meter run. Holy Redeemer ran a meet record 9:30.41 to win the 4x800 meter relay. Diana Hassan of Western Wayne threw 38-6 to win the shot put. Fallyn Boich of Holy Redeemer threw 128-8 to win the discus. Gabby Alguire of Tunkhannock threw 135-4 to win the javelin.
For the boys, Alex Nole of Tunkhannock ran 1:56.95 to win the 800 meter run. Rico Galassi of Holy Cross became the new state leader in the 3200 meter run with a time of 9:10.57! He also ran 4:19.36 to win the 1600 meter run. Ryan Wilkes of Valley View cleared 14-1 to win the pole vault. Josh Colley of Tunkhannock won the long jump (22-1) and the triple jump (42-3). |
Wyalusing, PA RESULTS POSTED |
04/27 |
10th Annual Unionville Invitational
Kenny Leidal of Downingtown West finished 2nd in the 3200 meter run with a time of 9:25.81. Steve Yannacone of Unionville ran 1:56.65 to win the 800 meter run. Mike Burton of Coatesville ran 14.77 to win the 110 meter hurdles. Unionville won the 4x100 (43.14) and 4x400 meter relays (3:30.72). Rahjeir Miles of Coatesville threw 181-8 to win the javelin.
For the girls, Ariel Pastore-Sebring of Avon Grove ran 5:05.87 to win the 1600 meter run. Emily Fisher of Unionville ran 10:52.11 to win the 3200 meter run. Claudine Andre of Upper Darby cleared 5-4 to win the high jump. Kim Lapczynski of Unionville jumped 18-4 to win the long jump. Upper Darby ran 49.74 to win the 4x100 meter relay and 9:41.48 to win the 4x800 meter relay. Brittany Plummer of Kennett cleared 11 feet to win the pole vault. |
Kennett Square, PA RESULTS POSTED |
04/27 |
13th Canon-McMillan 9th/10th Grade Invitational
Canon-McMillan
Hannah Drake of Wilmington jumped 35-11 to win the triple jump. For the boys, AHmad Morris-Walker of Canon-McMillan ran 11.74 to win the 100 meter dash.
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Canonsburg, PA RESULTS POSTED |
04/27 |
16th Annual Lock Haven High School Classic
Lock Haven University
Meet records were being broken all over the place as perfect weather set over an afternoon kick off to a big central PA invitational. Ellen Shepard of Central Columbia set a meet record in the 200 meter dash (25.14) and also won the 100 meter dash (12.34). Mackenzie Jones of Danville made a big push on the last lap to pass 1600 meter winner Treicy Cedeno of Shikellamy to set a meet record in the 3200 meter run (11:06.38). Joselyn Pascual of Milton Area cleared 5-7 to win the high jump. Jaid Harsch of Williamsport won the high hurdles (15.20) and the intermediate hurdles (46.71). Mifflin County ran 4:04.59 to win the 4x100 meter relay. Shelby Freeman of Danville threw 134-7 to win the javelin.
For the boys, records were also going down. Herb Stelly of Williamsport set a meet record in winning the 800 meter run (1:57.57), while Jon Colwell of Mifflin County broke the 1600 meter record with a time of 4:22.32. Greg Miaczynski of Erie Central set a meet record in the 300 meter hurdles with a time of 38.55. Both Williamsport and Milton Area broke the 4x100 meter relay record, but Williamsport won the 4x100 with a time of 43.40 to own it all for themselves. They also added the 4x400 meter relay record to their big day (3:24.34). Matt Krezmer of Montoursville threw 195-6 to win the javelin. |
Lock Haven, PA RESULTS POSTED |
04/27 |
6th Annual Franklin Area Invitational
DeShawn Coleman of Hickory won the 100 meter dash in 11.04 with a 10.84 prelim performance. Ryan Smathers of North East completed another 1600-800 double, running 4:18.38 to win the 1600 and 1:58.96 to win the 800. Johnathon Jacoway of Sharon cleared 6-6 to win the high jump, 21-7.25 to win the long jump and a state leading 47-5.50 to win the triple jump. Luke Lewis of Hickory won the shot put (58-2) and the discus (150 feet even). Mitch Obenrader of North Clarion threw 197-8 to win the javelin.
For the girls, Sharon ran 4:11.30 to win the 4x400 meter relay. Abby Jones of Franklin Area cleared 5-7 to win the high jump. Sophia Fustos of Hickory became the new state leader in the shot put with a throw of 43-10.75. She also added a 121-8 mark in the discus to win her 2nd gold medal. |
Franklin, PA RESULTS POSTED |
04/27 |
7th South Fayette Lions Track and Field Invitational
Alyssa Wise of Washington won the 100 (12.31), 200 (25.44) and 400 meter dashes (59.49). Betsy Erlanger of Upper St Clair won the 1600 (5:05.61) and 3200 meter runs (11:12.24). Danielle Carmen of South Park jumped 36-9.50 to win the triple jump. For the boys, John Rutkowski of Upper St Clair won the 400 (49.71) and 200 meter dashes (22.65). Billy Dougherty of Mount Lebanon ran 1:57.46 to win the 800 meter run. Ean DiSilvio of Taylor Allderdice won the 1600 (4:28.55) and 3200 meter runs (9:56.12). Robbie Wolak of South Park threw 51-1.75 to win the shot put. Quorteze Levy of Washington won the high hurdles (15.32) and the intermediate hurdles (40.19).
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McDonald, PA RESULTS POSTED |
04/27 |
88th Annual Indiana County Principals Track & Field Champs
Jessica Hurley of Indiana Area ran 59.18 to win the 400 meter dash. Jennifer Knezovich of Penns Manor jumped 36-0.75 to win the triple jump. For the boys, Darnae Clemons of Indiana Area cleared 6-6 to win the high jump. Teammate Dakota Harper cleared 14 feet to win the pole vault. Teammate Corey Denlinger threw 185-2 to win the javelin.
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Marion Center, PA RESULTS POSTED |
04/27 |
91st Westmoreland County Coaches Association
Greater Latrobe girls ran 9:32.10 to win the 4x800 meter relay. Hanna Green of Greater Latrobe ran 57.05 to cruise to victory in the 400 meter dash. Hempfield (7) ran 48.88 to win the 4x100 meter relay. Maddie Holmberg of Hempfield (7) won the high hurdles (15.05) and the ;8intermediate hurdles (44.60) and she added a big long jump performane to her day with a mark of 18-10.50. Greater Latrobe ran 4:03.35 to win the 4x400 meter relay. Kady Donitzon of Mount Pleasant cleared 5-5 to win the high jump. Bridget Guy of Hempfield (7), Kelsey Plecenik of Norwin, and the Greensburg Salem pair of Cassidy Shepherd and Courtney McQuaide all cleared 11-6 in the pole vault. Natalie Shiffler of Hempfield (7) threw 139-8 to win the javelin. April Krivoniak of Greater Latrobe threw 40-5 to win the shot put.
For the boys, Max Adams of Hempfield (7) won the shot put (52-7) and the discus (186-4). De'Lorian Day of Hempfield (7) won the triple jump with a mark of 45-2 and cleared 6-3 to win the high jump. Tyler Kolar of Mount Pleasant cleared 14 feet to win the pole vault. Brent Kennedy of Kiski Area ran 9:27.25 to win the 3200 meter run. Chandler Crusan of Hempfield (7) ran 49.45 to win the 400 meter dash. |
Latrobe, PA RESULTS POSTED |
04/27 |
Abington Heights Junior High Invitational |
Clarks Summit, PA RESULTS POSTED |
04/27 |
Blackhawk 9th/10th Invitational
Blackhawk
Julian Vandusen of Blackhawk ran 23.9 to win the 200 meter dash. For the girls, Sarah Johnson of Blackhawk ran 49.6 to win the 300 meter hurdles.
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Beaver Falls, PA RESULTS POSTED |
04/27 |
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04/28 |
McDowell
Gary Jackson of Baldwin jumped 44-11 to win the triple jump and 21-1 to win the long jump. Aziz Yousif of Bradford ran 1:57.6 to win the 800 meter run and 4:24.4 to win the 1600 meter run. For the girls, Jayne Corbett of Corry threw 41-5.25 to win the shot put. Lanae Newsome of Brookville won the long jump (18-9) and the triple jump (39-6). She also added a 26.0 to win the 200 meter dash.
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Erie, PA RESULTS POSTED |
04/27 |
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Johnsonburg, PA RESULTS POSTED |
04/27 |
Lebanon
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Lebanon, PA RESULTS POSTED |
04/27 |
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Olean, NY |
04/27 |
Michaela Hollister of Villa Joseph Marie cleared 5-3 to win the high jump. Erin Sample of Nazareth Academy threw 38-8.50 to win the shot put. Emily Paulis of Springfield (Delco) ran 59.85 to win the 400 meter dash. Amy Kelly of Cardinal O'Hara ran 11:18.50 to win the 3200 meter run. For the boys, Jeff Devaughn of Academy Park ran 10.97 to win the 100 meter dash. Nick Scarpato of Springfield (Delco) ran 1:58.40 to win the 800 meter run. Adam Bodine of Haverford Township ran 9:26.95 to win the 3200 meter run. Earl Hargrove of Academy park jumped 21-7.75 to win the long jump.
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Springfield, PA RESULTS POSTED |
04/28 |
LaSalle College High School
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Wyndmoor, PA |
04/29 |
Charles Wilson-Adams of Tyrone Area cleared 6-6 to win the high jump. For the girls, Jordyn Swogger of Tyrone ran 1:00.18 to win the 400 meter dash.
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Bellwood, PA RESULTS POSTED |
04/29 |
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Monongahela, PA |
04/29 |
LaSalle College High School
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Wyndmoor, PA |
04/30 |
MACSA Middle School Invitational |
Grantham, PA |
04/30 |
LaSalle College High School
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Wyndmoor, PA |
04/30 |
Philadelphia Public League Meet # 4 at Germantown
Germantown HS
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Philadelphia, PA |
04/24 - 04/27 |
Drake University
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Des Moines, IA RESULTS POSTED
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04/25 - 04/27 |
University of Pennsylvania
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Philadelphia, PA RESULTS POSTED |
04/26 - 04/27 |
President's Athletic Conference Championship
Washington & Jefferson College
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Washington, PA RESULTS POSTED |
04/26 |
West Chester University
Taylor Williams ran 11.83 to win the 100 meter dash.
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West Chester, PA RESULTS POSTED |
04/27 - 04/28 |
Landmark Conference Outdoor Championships
Moravian College
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Bethlehem, PA |
04/27 |
Lehigh University
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Bethlehem, PA RESULTS POSTED |
04/27 |
Paul Kaiser Track & Field Classic
Shippensburg University
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Shippensburg, PA RESULTS POSTED |
04/22 |
Bethlehem Catholic, Northampton @ William Allen
William Allen
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Allentown, PA |
04/22 |
Liberty, Emmaus @ Nazareth Area R
Nazareth Academy
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Nazareth, PA |
04/22 |
Northern Bedford, Everett, Tussey Mt
Northern Bedford
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04/22 |
Whitehall, Allentown Central Catholic @ Easton R
Easton Area
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Easton, PA |
04/23 |
B.A.L. Dual Meet #4
Lower Moreland
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Huntingdon Valley, PA |
04/23 |
Canton, Northeast Bradford @ Wyalusing Valley R
Wyalusing Valley Area
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Wyalusing, PA |
04/23 |
Catasauqua @ Northwestern Lehigh R
Northwestern Lehigh
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New Tripoli, PA |
04/23 |
Cathedral Prep vs Mercyhurst Prep
Cathedral Prep
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Erie, PA |
04/23 |
Derry Area @ Indiana Area
Indiana Area
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Indiana, PA |
04/23 |
East Stroudsburg South @ Pocono Mountain East R
Pocono Mountain East
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Swiftwater, PA |
04/23 |
General McLane @ Girard R
Girard
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Girard, PA |
04/23 |
George School & Calvary Christian @ Lower Moreland
Lower Moreland
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Huntingdon Valley, PA |
04/23 |
Harry S Truman v. Pennsbury
Harry S Truman
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04/23 |
Holy Ghost Prep, Jenkintown, Christopher Dock
Christopher Dock
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Lansdale, PA |
04/23 |
Knoch @ Hampton
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04/23 |
North Penn @ Wellsboro R
Wellsboro Area
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Wellsboro, PA |
04/23 | Northern Tioga, Sayre at Athens Tri-Meet R | Athens, PA |
04/23 |
Notre Dame Green Pond @ Pen Argyl R
Pen Argyl Area
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Pen Argyle, PA |
04/23 |
Palisades @ Salisbury R
Salisbury Township
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Allentown, PA |
04/23 |
Palmerton @ Northern Lehigh R
Northern Lehigh
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Slatington, PA |
04/23 |
Pennington, Hun,South Hunterdon @ Solebury
Solebury School
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New Hope, PA |
04/23 |
Pleasant Valley @ Lehighton R
Lehighton
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Lehighton, PA |
04/23 |
Saucon Valley @ Southern Lehigh R
Southern Lehigh
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Center Valley, PA |
04/23 |
Villa Maria vs Mercyhurst Prep
Villa Maria Academy
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Erie, PA |
04/23 |
Wilson @ Bangor R
Bangor Area
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Bangor, PA |
04/24 |
Allentown Central Catholic, Northampton @ Nazareth R
Nazareth Area
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Nazareth, PA |
04/24 |
Moniteau @ Knoch
Knoch
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04/24 |
United vs. Homer Center and Northern Cambria
United
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Armagh, PA |
04/24 |
William Allen @ Parkland R
Parkland
|
Allentown, PA |
04/25 |
Berlin @ Shade
Shade HS
|
, PA |
04/25 |
Tyrone & Bellwood
|
Tyrone, PA |