Radnor pack attack: Lally, Freedman, Milewski, Holm, Granger.
(Photo by Don Rich)
All main galleries from Mid-Penn, Ches-Monts, Tri-States and Central League are posted. Select galleries coming later. All results we have are posted, which means there are meets we need. Thanks for your patience. Check back every few hours for new stuff through Tuesday... then I am on the road again to four district meets in four days... ya gotta love it, huh?
10/21 CONF/LEAGUE WEEK #8 SUMMARY:
Results posted for Washington County Coaches, Ed Narkiewicz, Freedom, Mid-Penn, Pioneer Athletic, Southern Chester County, Tim Cook JV, Ches-Mont, Tri-State Coaches, Lebanon-Lancaster League, Bicentennial League, PIAA District 12, Schuylkill League, Lehigh Valley, SOL American, SOL National, SOL Continental, Northern Tier, Central League, Shikellamy Classic, Colonial, D10 Regions 1, 3, 4, 5 & 6, Laurel Highlands, PIAA District 8, YAIAA, Berks County, AACA, Ludwig's Corner 5K... All the rest from Wed, Thur, Fri & Sat are needed...
(More detailed summaries are below. Links to meet results and photo galleries are to the right)
10/16 Washington County Coaches Meet @ Mingo Creek Park
RESULTS POSTED
The Sumney sisters, Chelsea and Shaina, finished two-three to lead Trinity (7) to the Washington County Coaches Meet on Monday 10/16. Peters Township put their first four in front of Trinity's fourth, but the low scoring up front eventually meant a 38-41 advantage for Trinity. Canon-McMillan's Sarah Grossi won in 19:45. Teammate Julian Rankin took the boys' race in 16:25 to lead his team to a 33-42 win over Trinity, whose #1 Tyler Lyon was the only other runner under 17, going 16:41.
10/18 AACA Championships @ Tyler State Park
RESULTS POSTED
Saint Basil Academy is returning to health, and therefore, to form... as evidenced by taking two of the top three, and five of the top 11 spots to score a 29-42 victory over rival Gwynedd Mercy Academy. Colleen Gilmore and Kathleen Davies led the squad with runs of 19:29.8 and 19:31.5, respectively. Mount Saint Joseph's Tori Peri won in a quick 19:02.4.
10/18 Ed Narkiewicz All-League Meet @ Kirby Park
RESULTS POSTED
Racing in one varsity race, AA and AAA teams were scored separately. AA Dallas had the best race on the day, beating Wyoming Seminary 72 to 76 behind the 5th place 20:16.1 by frosh Ellen Arnaud. Wyoming Seminary had started with a single point thanks to soph Alex Hackett's win in 19:34.7. Hazleton won the AAA race behind the 2nd place 19:47.4 by Brenae Edwards. Lake Lehman was the run-away boys winner in AA, starting with the 4th place 16:40.8 by Justin Amy. Crestwood, behind a 2nd place 16:19.5 by Bobby Micikas, won the AAA race with 66 points. Hazleton's Mike Guest won in 16:17.4.
10/18 Freedom Invitational @ Brush Creek Park
RESULTS POSTED
Riverview swept the teams titles, the girls comfortably, and the boys in a nail-biter. Allison Garda lead the Riverview girls with a 2nd place 21:31, and was followed by four teammates within the top ten places. The Riverview boys put two in the top six, as Matt and Mike Springer finished in that order in 18:31 and 18:32. But Southmoreland put four in prior to Riverview's fourth and eventually cam within four points of the win. Beaver's Royce Hackett won in 18:05.
10/18 Laurel Highlands Athletic Conference @ U of Pgh-Johnstown 3.0
RESULTS POSTED
Carly Seymour set another course record, and in the process of running the 3-mile layout in 17:47, lead her Central Cambria team to the Conference title with just 29 points. The boys race was a lot closer, but Westmont Hilltop prevailed by five points over Bishop McCort. Travis Dean started the Westmont Hilltop scoring with one, going 16:08. Three Bishop McCort runners came in at 2nd, (Jim Spisak 16:34), 4th (Mike Garver 16:58) and 6th (Andy Luksik 17:27), but Westmont Hilltop took four of the next five against their rivals to claim the win with 7th (Dennis Suter 17:38), 9th (Giles Eanes 17:47), 16th (Austin Brownlee 18:26), and 25th (Andy Go9dish 18:58).
Neely Spence, Shippensburg, wins her first Mid-Penn crown,
taking the race in 18:09. (Photo by Megan Zeller)
10/18 Mid-Penn Conference @ Carlisle HS
RESULTS POSTED
Cedar Cliff continued their team winning streak, beating Cumberland Valley by 15, Northern by 17 and Chambersburg by 25 in the girls race. Kassie Meholick was first for the Colts, finishing 11th in 19:22.1, and had three teammates in the top 24. Neely Spence of Shippensburg lead three others under 19 minutes with her blazing 18:07.94. Big Spring's Lara Crofford ran 18:19, Boiling Spring's Kara Millhouse 18:56.52, and Cumberland Valley's Paige Anderson 18:57.52. Cumberland Valley captured the boys' title behind two top ten finishers, Chris Contino in 7th in 16:50.03, and Matt Vandenhengel in 10th in 17:04.01. Gettysburg's Bryan Beegle went 16:09.93 for the win.
Mid-Penn Conference Select Pix and Photo Gallery by Megan Zeller
Select Pix of the 10/18 Varsity Races at the Mid-Penn Conference Championships @ Carlisle HS
Varsity Girls Gallery by Megan Zeller
Varsity Boys Gallery by Megan Zeller
10/18 Mountain Athletic Conference @ Indian Valley Middle School
RESULTS COMING
10/18 Pioneer Athletic Conference Championships @ Daniel Boone Homestead
RESULTS POSTED
A one-two by Boyertown's Jason Weller (15:15.8) and Mark Dennin (16:02.0) was not enough to hold off the Owen J. Roberts pack in the team chase. OJR assault was started by Eli Weeks who lead three teammates across the line from 5th through 8th place. Their 39 points were six better than Boyertown. The Perkiomen Valley girls dominated behind the win by Kelsey Conroy in 19:07.5. Perk Valley placed five in the top 15.
Coatesville holds off third straight challenge by Henderson.
Next up: two more with all the best teams. (Photo by Kevin McCollester)
10/18 Schuylkill League Championships @ Tuscarora State Park 3.0
RESULTS POSTED
Next year, there will be new champions in both individual races at the Schuylkill League Championships and the league bids farewell to Alexa Griffiths and Isaac Dunkelberger of Tamaqua. The pair four-peated the meet, with Griffiths running 18:54 and Dunkelberger going 15:40. Griffith's time was a mere second off her PR for the distance, run at this meet in 2004. The Tamaqua boys had five in the top 12 to win the team title, while the girls took 2nd to Blue Mountain by seeven. Maggie Mattu lead the victors with a 3rd place 20:35. Their top five were in the top 18 ahead of Tamaqua's fourth.
10/18 Southern Chester County League @ Nottingham Park 5K
RESULTS POSTED
Believe it or not, there were eight teams in the girls race, but Unionville and Great Valley - both headed to the Ches-Mont League next year - did not share any of the top eight spots. Carolyn Morse of Great Valley won in 20:14, with Unionville's Christine Smith 2nd in 20:33. Teammates Tara Hardy, Tiffany Garber, Marissa Guerette, Kaitlin Carpenter and Rachel Bremer then took 3rd, 4th, 6th and 7th for the 22 point score to win by 15 over Great Valley. Unionville's Paul Springer cruised to 17:21 to win. Three more teammates in the top eight lead to the team win with 30 points.
10/18 Tim Cook JV Invitational @ Carlisle HS
RESULTS POSTED
10/18 Tim Cook JV Invitational @ Carlisle HS Cumberland Valley's Chelsey Meckler, a junior, and frosh Ali Huber and Emma Fickel swept the top three spots and lead the Eagles to the Girls title with 21 points. Carlisle's John Arcocha won the boys' race in 17:55.2.
10/19 Berks County Championships @ Kutztown University
RESULTS POSTED
Governor Mifflin used two front-runners and a 1:29 spread to hold off the challenge by Wyomissing 75-81 in the meet at Kutztown University. Rachel Hutchinson and Lindsay Topper finished 2nd and 4th for Governor Mifflin in 20:04 and 20:12, respectively. Heather Weiss of Tulpehockein won in 20:00. Nick Hilton's one point at the front with a 16:39 was not enough to overcome the Tulpehocken pack what finished 5th, 7th, 14th, 16th and 18th behind the 5th place 17:03 by Adam Bross.
Henderson starts their winning effort at Ches-Monts with a strong one-two.
(Photo by Kevin McCollester)
10/19 Bicentennial Athletic League Championship @ Tyler State Park 3.0
RESULTS POSTED
Beth Lambright lead Christopher Dock to the league title with a first place 19:55. Teammates Bekah Moore and Courtney Melanson were 3rd and 5th. Holy Ghost Prep dominated the boys race, placing six in the top ten behind a 16:25 2nd place showing by Mike Pierce. Jenkintown's Nate Twer won in 16:01.
10/19 Ches-Mont League Championships @ Malvern Prep
RESULTS POSTED
You're watching something special this season in PA on both the girls and the boys side... so we'll save the superlatives for later, and just stick to the facts. The spread for PA#1 Coatesville was just 43 seconds. In that time, only West Chester Henderson placed two runners in the Raiders top five. Kyle Dawson won again, this time by 14 seconds over Henderson #1 Chris Aldrich, who ran 16:14. Owen Dawson came in at 16:28, followed by Tom Pannulla in 16:29, Jason Leonard in 16:35 and Sean Ward in 16:43. Their 21 points was 34 better than Henderson. The Henderson girls were almost as dominant, placing five in the top eight and seven in the top 15. Carly Hamond lead the charge with a 19:50.
Ches-Mont Championship Photo Gallery by Kevin McCollester
Select Pix of the 10/19 Varsity Races at the Ches-Mont Championships
Varsity Girls Gallery by Kevin McCollester
Varsity Boys Gallery by Kevin McCollester
10/19 Colonial League Championships @ DeSales University (Formerly Mountain Valley Conference)
RESULTS POSTED
The Notre Dame boys used a strong pack separated by just 34 seconds to win with 54 points. Matthew Rodriquez was 6th to lead the champion team with his 17:55.7. Brian Musum of Bangor won in 17:03.8. Bangor edged Northwestern by just two, 59-61, to take the girls title. Amanda Jensen was 3rd for Bangor in 21:35.2. Notre Dame's Allison Constant won the race in 20:34.7.
Vince McNally (r), just past the mile on the way to
winning the Lebanon-Lancaster League title 10/19.
(Photo by Jim Dillner)
10/19 Lebanon-Lancaster League @ Ephrata Middle School
RESULTS POSTED
Bob Trump reports that eventual girls' champion Sydney Clark of Hempfield rant most of the race with Lancaster Mennonite's Lindsey Shertzer, who is returning from injury. Clark pulled ahead over the last mile to win in 19:10.8. Shertzer would finish third in 19:26.3. Lampeter-Strasburg freshman Justine Barr took 2nd in 19:22.6. The Manheim Township girls continued to win, scoring just 58 points. Laura Faller was their first runner, finishing 6th in 19:38.8. The rest of the scoring five followed in 8th, 11, 14th and 19th with a spread of 1:08. The Manheim Township boys also won, taking the title by 17 over Solanco. Stan Berkow lead the team with a 2nd place 16:26.0. Conestoga Valley's Vince McNally took the race in 15:48.2.
10/19 PIAA District 12 Championships @ Belmont Plateau
RESULTS POSTED
Robeson's Shatievah Lewis rebounded from her accidently DQ a week earlier at Tennent, and ran the fastest time of the day in either division, going 19:32. But Engineering & Science was deeper as a team, and placed five in the top eight behind Kasia Taylor's 2nd place 19:47. E&S scored 24, Robeson 41. In AAA, Girls' High upended Central 31-56 by placing seven girls in the top 11 behind Brittany Jackson in 21:31. Central went 1-2 with Rayna Kratchman at 230:41 and Mary Morgan in at 21:18. In the boys' races, E&S's Terrance Lee went 16:54, the best time on the day.... but Masterman put three in the top five and won by seven, 42-49 over E&S. The Central boys went 1-3-4-5-8 to score 21. Jeff Kinkaid won in 17:31.
10/19 Tri-State Coaches Association @ Cooper's Lake
RESULTS POSTED
Defending AAA State Champion Latrobe has added swimming to their training as a day-before-racing-respite for the legs. That was kind of appropriate on Thursday, because it was a mudder's kind of day. Strength, patience, stamina and longer spikes were the runners' best friends as rain and pre-meet slide-throughs turned the course at Cooper's Lake into a quagmire. And earlier temps in the 70's disappeared and dropped to the 50's by the first race at 4. Fortunately, the rain abated during the boys varsity race, and was virtually non-existant for the girls varsity.
The cooler temps helped a lot of runners, including defending WPIAL Champ Natalie Bower of Latrobe. The swimmer-runner needed all of her water water skills as she negotiated the sloggy start heading up the first large hill. The sophomore leader of the defending PIAA AAA Champs showed patience, and when she crested the hill, said she felt strong and decided to use the downhill to push.
Latrobe was decimated by the loss of four seniors in the top seven following their rise to the top in PA. Bower, who was named a co-captain of the team this year along with senior Amanda Binkey, says that it was the JV girls who just stepped in and stepped up. Bowersays she and Binkey try to help the girls focus on the positive, as she says, "because the sport is so mental. You can't think negative and do well."
Natalie Bower powered her way through mud over some great competitoin at Tri-States.
(Photo by Don Rich)
The team depth was evident as the five were in at 2:26 behind Bower's winning 19:45. But Fox Chapel also has some plans for this year, and behind their one-two sister punch of Rachel and Laura Humphrey in 4th and 12th place at 20:35 and 21:30 respectively, the points added up to 121 each for Latrobe and Fox Chapel. The 6th person for Fox Chapel was ahead of Latrobe's 6th, giving the Tri-States title to them. Bradford finished 3rd behind the 2nd place 20:18 by junior Sarah Lonzi, Baldwin was 5th behind sophomore Kristie Domis in 3rd in 20:21.
Bower says she may forgo a return to the pool to continue training for another run at Foot Lockers. "I didn't do well in New York last year. We'll have to see how I do. If I continue to work hard after States, maybe..."
Both PA#4 Mount Lebanon girls team sat out on a coach's decision, based on the conditions and the one-week turnaround for the District 7 meet at the same course.
The North Allegheny boys are clearly the best team in western PA, and have earned a PA#3 ranking that they can challenge in two weeks in Hershey. The race was over early, in the middle and late as they placed seven runners in the top 20 with a spread of just 41 seconds for their scoring five, all in the top 12. Juniors Matt Jacob and Justin Taylor led the assault, finishing 3rd and 4th in 16:54 and 17:19, respectively. For those looking ahead, the top seven only has one senior. Josh Christopher of Penn-Trafford survived a semi-strategic race up front, running 16:51 to beat T.J. Hobart of Baldwin and Jacob by three seconds. Scott Van Kooten of Pittsburgh Central Catholic tried to put the race away early by taking a 15 meter lead on the first hill. The mud and front-running took its toll, and he held on for 5th in 17:20. North Allegheny's 36 point were 102 better than 2nd place Seneca Valley.
Tri-State Invitational Select Pix and Photo Galleries by Don Rich and James K. Wood
Select Pix of the 10/19 Varsity Races at the Tri-State Coaches Association Inv @ Cooper's Lake
Varsity Girls Gallery by Don Rich
Varsity Boys Gallery by Don Rich
Varsity Girls Gallery by James K. Wood
Varsity Boys Gallery by James K. Wood
10/19 YAIAA Championships @ John Rudy County Park 5K
RESULTS POSTED
There is no scoring in the YAIAA meet, but, as good runners and avid fans often do, they take the results and do their own math. While we can't report that York Suburban won anything, a close inspection of the results reveals that they places three in the top nine, one more at 18 and one more at 38. And in the boys race, there were York Suburban runners in 9th, 12th, 13th, 22nd and 24th. In both cases, no other team had better placement. Molly Smith led the York Suburban girls with a 5th place 19:59.80. Fellow soph Jordan Jenkins won the race for New Oxford, going 18:55.55. Matt Cocciardi was York Suburban's top runner, finishing 9th in 178:13.77. Red Lion junior Greg Kareis took first in 16:28.06.
North Allegheny is ready for the big ones
after a dominating win at Tri-States.
(Photo by Don Rich)
10/20 Lehigh Valley Conference @ Lehigh University
(Postponed from 10/17 because of rain) RESULTS POSTED
The Emmaus girls are rolling in the Lehigh Valley. Armed (or legged, if you prefer) with triplets who have made them a state-wide contender. Easton's Chanelle Price did what she had to do to win the district title, going 18:57.5. But then it was Emmaus in 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th and 10th, lead by Lindsey Graybill in 19:16.6, and followed by Brianna Faust in 19:22.5, Amanda Faust in 19:27.5, and Melissa Meade in 19:30.6. Kelsey Coates closed out the Emmaus scoring with a 10th place 19:47.3. Total, 24 points. The boys' race was close. Liberty took the title by three over Parkland behind the 16:05.1 win by Trevor Vanackeren. Parkland's Tim Stepp was 2nd in 16:24.9.
10/20 Del-Val League D1 Qualifier @ Rose Tree Park
RESULTS COMING
10/20 SOL American Conference Championships @ Ursinus College
RESULTS POSTED
Upper Dublin locked up both the meet and season championship titles (includes dual meets) with confincing wins. The girls were lead by Heather Calisto with a 19:20, and three teammates at 3rd, 5th and 7th. The boys took 3rd (Joe Dorris in 16:09), 5th, 6th, 7th and 9th to tally 29. Wissahickon's Nick Crits was 1st in 15:58, with teammate Teddy Miller 2nd in 16:00.
10/20 SOL Continental Conference Championships @ Williams Tennent HS 5K
RESULTS POSTED
It's a Council Rock North kind of year. Against traditionally strong teams, the girls placed six in the top 11, including the first place by Allison Sikora in 19:21.72. Central Bucks West and Hatboro-Horsham were 2nd and 3rd in both the meet and the season series. THE CRN boys outdistanced Hatboro-Horsham 35-67 in the meet, and by a single point in the season series. Matt Wikler ran 17:47 for 5th, and had five teammates in the top 15. Tom Mooney went 17:06 for the win.
10/20 SOL National Conference Championships @ William Tennent HS 5K
RESULTS POSTED
They say every runner counts... but not when you don't count every runner. For the second week in a row, Pennridge #1 Sarah Simonetti was DQed. She has been running better than ever this season, but hasn't scored at two meets at William Tennent for the past two weeks. A week ago, a missing official cost she and two fellow runners their awards at the front of the race. Fast-forward a week, add driving rain, a promise from league officials to have every cone manned, and then throw in a missing official, and guess what you have? Say it ain't so! Yep, two hours after the race, Simonetti is DQed. Support was there from opposing coaches, but the decision stood. The loss of a single point - Simonetti won by over a minute - cost Pennridge the meet, but also the season title, that includes dual meets, by a single point to North Penn. As it was, her teammate Nicole Mehlman won in 21:13.18 (again, driving rain and very windy). Whew... does this get old, or what? Mark the course. Man the course. Let the kids run. (OK, end of editorializing). In the boys race, Central Bucks South took five of nine and seven of 11 spots behind Bob Greer's 17:21. The took the meet with 27 points and the seasons title by three over North Penn. No controversy there.
10/21 Central League Championships @ Rose Tree Park 5K
RESULTS POSTED
In the first minute of the girl's varsity race... as the teams ascended a short rise before the first turn into the horseshoe on another newly designed Rose Tree Park course, Hannah Granger reached back without looking to encourage a teammate. "I didn't know who it was," Granger says. "We all do that for each other." That teammate was June Farley. And as it turned out, Farley scored for the team for the first time this season after coming off an injury that cost her training time.
It was leaning Haverford's way at 2 miles,
but Haven's 4-5 were moving.
(Photo by Don Rich)
That kind of in-race support is one of the traits that makes this team special. Individual champ Liz Milewski sees it every race. "Somebody is always there to pick up somebody else." That's how you draw up a team race, but this year, Radnor is making that dream plan a reality week after week. The top six girls have finished in a different order in every race. This week changed more than most.
Milewski said the plan was simple. "Stay as a pack through the first mile, or as long as we could." Well, the pack of five, Milewski, Granger, Shannon Holm, Kelyn Freedman, and Katie Lally, stayed together past the mile. By 1.25, it was Milewski, Granger and Freedman running 2-4 in the race, with Holm back 10 meters, and Lally, who was having a very out-of-character tough day, another 10 meters back.
But it was only a few seconds later when Radnor senior June Farley appeared. She had been injured at the start of the season, and was pleased this summer when Granger and frosh talent Freedman joined the team. As she headed along the straightaway toward the back part of the course, she could see Lally just ahead. She knew her team needed her support, so she pushed on, and by two miles, she had caught and passed Lally. "I was a little surprised, and hoped she would be able to come with me." Farley quickly realized she was now scoring for the team. "That motivated me a little bit more. In the last mile, I felt secure as our 5th and feel I could have pushed it harder."
For the second week in a row, it was Milewski who ran first for the team. At last week's Delcos, that meant 2nd in the race. She knew she had run out of real estate in that race. But this redesigned course –- the third version of this season because of construction -- was reportedly about 40 meters over 5K. As she ascended the hill approaching two miles, Milewski saw Conestoga's Hannah Kligman just ahead. Kligman had maintained a lead from about a half mile into the race. "It was an exact replay of Delcos when the Carroll girl was in the same exact spot, and she beat me. I said I'm not letting it happen again."
Milewski had more than a mile to go, and she used all but 200 meters of it to catch and pass Kligman at the newly added wood chip path that negotiated the mud swath cutting through the park. Her time of 19:14 was 26 seconds slower than the prior week, but the new, longer and muddier course slowed everyone's time by a lot. Milewski has not been able to do any road runs with her team so that she can train exclusively on grass to avoid the kind of injury she had. "It is hard, because I was in the pool all spring. But I just needed to figure out how to come back into it with enough time for States.
The team now takes aim at repeating as District 1 champions. Farley feels she is ready to contribute again. "We now have six strong runners. I am feeling more confident in our team and as an individual."
Sounds like they're ready to have races that really count.
In the boys' race, Strath Haven and Haverford were 1st and 3rd, respectively, at last week's Delcos. But this is a whole new race, and without Cardinal O'Hara present, it figured to be a lot of black and bright red at the front of the pack. It was.
At the half mile mark, there were four Haverford runners in the lead pack with three from Strath Haven. And Haverford had six ahead of Haven's fourth man. By the mile, Haven had three against two at or near the front, but Haverford still had five in front of four. At two miles, it was Haven's Rob Speare and Haverford's George Walton one-two. Then Haven-Haverford-Haverford-Haven-Haven-Haven, followed by a ton of Haverford harriers. Haverford eventually recovered a place or two, but the race complexion had changed. Haven would finish 1-2-7-8-16 for 34 points, with five in front of Haverford's fifth. Haverford tallied 50. Strath Haven's Kevin Murry won in 16:22, four seconds ahead of teammate Speare.
Central League Championship Select Pix and Photo Galleries by Don Rich
Select Pix of the 10/21 Varsity Races at the Central League Championships at Rose Tree Park
Varsity Girls Gallery by Don Rich
Varsity Boys Gallery by Don Rich
10/21 D10 Region 1 Meet @ Buhl Park 5K (dual meet course)
RESULTS POSTED
Sharon was three point winners over the West Middlesex girls with a strong pack of four placing from 3rd through 8th. Michelle Miller ran first for the champs, going 20:32.4. West Middlesex had gone one-two with Kelli Weatherby running 20:07.3 and Lauren Shingledecker going 20:08.6. The West Middlesex boys were nearly perfect, tallying 18 behind Rob Shrawder's 16:44.1 win. All seven runners placed in the top ten.
10/21 D10 Region 2 Meet @ Crawford County Fairgrounds
RESULTS COMING
10/21 D10 Region 3 Meet @ Stonesboro
RESULTS POSTED
Maplewood placed five in the top eight to run away with the Region 3 boys title behind a 2nd place 17:18 by Matt Mumford. Conhranton's Ryan Haylett beat Mumford to the line by a second. Saegertown's Lindsey Steiner won the girls race in 2054, but it was Conneaut Lake with the depth to place three in the top seven leading to 54 points and the team win. Sara Keas led Conneaut Lake with a 3rd place 21:18.
10/21 D10 Region 4 Meet @ Union City HS
RESULTS POSTED
The Northeast boys went 1-4-9-1012 for 36 points and the win. Garrett Gray ran 17:42 for individual honors. Seneca's Allison Gibbens went 21:00 to take the girls' individual title, but Union City placed five in the top 13 for 39 points and the win. Vicky Bern was their top runner, going 21:20.
10/21 D10 Region 5 Meet @ Harbor Creek HS
RESULTS POSTED
It was a great day for the Zarger household of Harbor Creek HS. Sophomore Lauren won the varsity girls race in 19:02.1, and her brother, Alex, a senior, won the boys' varsity race in 17:12.4. But it was General McLane taking both team titles - by 29 to 59 in the girls race, and 34-46 in the boys'. Katlin Zimmerly lead the girls with a 2nd place 19:50.6 and had four more teammates across the line in the top 11 (seven in the top 16) for the dominating win. Harbor Creek managed to put three ahead of General McLane's three, and four ahead of four, but after that, it was the rest of the General McLane seven in the top 24 places to seal the win.
10/21 D10 Region 6 Meet @ Brown's Farm
RESULTS POSTED
Nick Marinin led Cathedral Prep to the Region 6 team title with a 2nd place 18:01. The team spread of 1:03 and five in the top ten equalled 29 points. Mercyhurst Prep's Michael Stolar won in 17:27. The McDowell girls were victorious behind a 2nd place 21:52 by Julie Osmanski. Villa Maria's Jenna Fatica was the individual champ, running 21:50.
Michael Stolar, Mercyhurst Prep, wins in 17:27 at D10 Region 6
(Photo by Carl Strub)
District 10 Region 6 Select Pix and Photo Galleries by Carl Strub
Select Pix of the 10/21 Varsity Races at the District 10 Region 6 Meet @ Brown's Farm
Varsity Girls Gallery by Carl Strub
Varsity Boys Gallery by Carl Strub
10/21 Eastern States Champs @ Van Cortlandt Park, NY
RESULTS POSTED
The Saint Basil girls captured Varsity Race B with 27 points behind Kathleen Davies winning in 15:35. Catholic League powers Cardinal O'Hara and Archbishop Prendergast took 3rd and 4th in the Varsity A Race. In that race, Archbishop Carroll's Amanda Bascelli was 2nd in 15:20 for the 2.5 miles.
10/21 Northern Tier Championships @ Northeast Bradford
RESULTS POSTED
Wellsboro swept the NTL, but the boys had a little more breathing room. Justin Rupert took 6th in 17:33.7, and was joined in the top 15 by three teammates, Tyrel Fuller in 9th at 17:38.2, Tom Owlett in 14th in 18:00.9, and Corvin Oberholtzer in 15th in 18:03.1. Canton's Garth Watson won in 16:47.3. Heather Sayre finished 2nd for Wellsboro, running 20:11.3. That point was important, because Troy's Lauren Norton won in 19:53.7. Wellsboro won 57 to 58.
10/21 PIAA District 8 Championships @ Schenley Oval
PARTIAL RESULTS POSTED
It is Allderdice representing the Pittsburgh City League for both boys and girls. Hanah Vogel led the girls, while Jon Williams won the boys race in 17:10.86. Schenley's Algelica Martinez won the race in 20:16.39.
10/21 Susquehanna Valley Conference @ Shikellamy Stadium 5K
RESULTS POSTED
The Lewisburg girls and Danville boys were top at the Shikallemy Invitational for Susquehanna Valley teams. Kiah Hardcastle lead her team and the field with a winning 18:58. Teammates Sophia Ziemian (19:30), Erin Schoenfelder (21:04), Tamara Pavlov (21:19) and Cait Carcuruto (21:41), completed the scoring in 3rd, 7th, 10th, and 14th, respectively. Peter Komar lead a Danville assault that ended the day with only 28 point after they occupied half of the top ten. Komar ran 17:05, and their scoring five were in within 56 seconds.
10/22 Ludwig's Corner Cross Country 5K @ Uwchlyn
RESULTS POSTED
Results on the Chester County Running Store site
10/21 CONF/LEAGUE WEEK #8 PREVIEW:
It is Match 3 of 5 between league rivals Coatesville and West Chester Henderson at Thursday's Ches-Mont race... but added to the fray this week will be defending PA AAA champs West Chester East. Don't ask why Coatesville didn't leave PA for competition this season... because they have enough on their plate right her in their own backyard. It's League and Conference week in PA, with two District meets on tap in both Philly and Pittsburgh. I'll be at the Tri-States meet at Cooper's Lake Thursday, traveling Friday, and then at the Central League Champs in my own backyard on Saturday. Send those results when you have them. I'll be posting like a crazy person. There could be as many as 35 meets. The Washington County Coaches meet was Monday. Lehigh Valley was moved from Tuesday to Friday because of Rain. Race well. Here comes the coolest part of the season!
Radnor pack attack: Lally, Freedman, Milewski, Holm, Granger.
(Photo by Don Rich)
All main galleries from Mid-Penn, Ches-Monts, Tri-States and Central League are posted. Select galleries coming later. All results we have are posted, which means there are meets we need. Thanks for your patience. Check back every few hours for new stuff through Tuesday... then I am on the road again to four district meets in four days... ya gotta love it, huh?