Quick Links: Feb 10-14 Meets - Feb 15 - Feb 16-17
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Perkiomen Valley
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Collegeville, PA
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| 02/12 |
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Swarthmore, PA
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| 02/13 |
Maple Leaf Track Club
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Geneva, OH
NO PA TEAMS
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02/13 - 02/15 |
Idaho State University
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Pocatello, ID
ALL RESULTS POSTED |
| 02/14 |
Bucknell University
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Lewisburg, PA COLLEGIATE
RESULTS POSTED
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| 02/14 |
DuCharme Indoor Track & Field Invitational
Dickinson College
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Carlisle, PA COLLEGIATE
RESULTS POSTED
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| 02/14 |
Lafayette College
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New York, NY COLLEGIATE
RESULTS POSTED
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| 02/14 |
Susquehanna University
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Selinsgrove, PA
COLLEGIATE RESULTS POSTED
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| 02/14 |
 The snow cleared up just in time for the boys to have their last chance qualifier for next Saturday’s annual Meet of Champions competition. As has been the trend the past two years, the performances were red hot! The highlight of the meet was the 800 meter run which saw Kyle Francis of Bensalem edge out Jeff Wiseman of Council Rock South for the win! Francis ran a US#3 1:53.85 while Wiseman ran a US#4 1:53.96! The two of them along with Joey Logue of Pennridge (US#2) and Will Cather of State College (US#5) account for four of the top five 800 meter performances in the country! In another close finish, Jake Brophy of Central Bucks East (PA#5 8:52.95) held off Ross Wilson of Council Rock North (PA#6 8:53.16) to win the 3000 meter run. Christian Brissett of Cheltenham moved up to PA#2 in the 60 meter dash with a winning time of 6.97. Upper Darby ran 8:14.60 to win the 4x800 meter relay. Walt Pegues of Central won the long jump with a mark of 22-5.25, good for PA#7.
Boys Highlights
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Bethlehem, PA
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| 02/14 |
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Collegeville, PA COLLEGIATE
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| 02/15 |
Katelyn Jackson of Cheltenham, received a late invitaiton to the meet, and took full advantage of the opportunity, winning in a PA#1, tie US#7 7.03. Freshman teammate Chanel Brissett ran 7.15 for 5th. Kennedy Weisner of Elk County Catholic (US#5 4:48.16), Tessa Barrett of Abington Heights (US#7 4:49.16) and Mady Clahane of Cumberland Valley (US#8 4:49.17) finished 2-3-4 in the mile run for PA’s best performance at a Millrose Games! PA still keeps four in the US top ten in the mile with 2 weeks to go before states. In the boys mile, Tony Russell of West Chester Henderson had his winning streak snapped with a 4th place finish in 4:12.14. Russell still sits at US#4 for 2014. In other action, Cheltenham girls finished 2nd in the 4x200 meter relay with a new seasonal best and US#3 1:39.48, just .04 seconds off of the PA all time record of 1:39.44 set by William Penn in 1997! Central Bucks South girls were 2nd in the 4x800 meter relay with a state leading and US#5 time of 9:17.44! State College boys also finished 2nd in the 4x800 meter relay, running a U#3 time of 7:47.75 to take the state lead away from Cardinal O’Hara. Delaware Valley Charter were the winners of the boys 4x200 meter relay with a time of 1:30.37. Chanel Brissett's brother, Christian (6.59) was 5th in his 55 meter dash race. Kennedy Shank of Northern cleared 12-1.75 to finish 6th in the pole vault. Girls Highlights
Boys Highlights
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New York, NY
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| 02/15 |
Ohio State University Buckeye High School Qualifier #4
Ohio State University
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Columbus, OH
RESULTS POSTED
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| 02/15 |
CLICK HERE FOR EVENT VIDEO BY BILL SHEARN
The carnival debuted on the renovated Lehigh University indoor track and the stars came out ready to impress two weeks before the state meet! Brooklynn Broadwater of Springside Chestnut Hill was one of two double winners on the afternoon. The sophomore wasn’t able to grab the PA#1 mark in the 400 meter dash, but still won the event in 57.82. She then took home the 200 meter dash in a PA#3 25.22. Her 4x400 meter relay team capped off the day with a PA#5 4:02.91. Sierra Brabham-Lawrence of Harrisburg quickly adjusted to the 60 meter hurdle distance, coming away with a big win in a state leading 8.65, just .04 seconds off the meet record held by PA legend Ryan Krais. |
Bethlehem, PA
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| 02/15 |
Shaler Area's Brianna Schwartz set a Pennsylvania All Time State Record out in Ohio! The junior won the 1600 meter run with a national leading 4:42.10, which converts to a 4:43.74 full mile, now US#3! That performance breaks the 2012 record set by Homer Center's Angel Piccirillo at the indoor state meet (4:44.20)! Schwartz also added a 2nd place finish in the 800 meter run with a US#3 time of 2:10.77!
 Brianna Schwartz - New PA All-Time 1600/Mile Record
MEET SUMMARY BY PHIL GROVE
Brianna Schwartz’s state record might have been the highlight, but it was not the only top performance by Keystone state athletes at the SPIRE Institute. In the boys’ 3,200 meters, Fox Chapel Area’s Colin Martin also was matched against top competition in Ohio’s Nick Elswick, a 2012 Foot Locker Finalist and 9:00.43 performer. Like Schwartz, Martin also responded with a PR. “SPIRE is an amazing facility, their track is beautiful and the competition is always great,” said Martin, who brought a 9:14.73 best into Saturday. “The race started off pretty well, we got out fast, which was perfect.” Taking the lead when the pace started to lag, Martin was in front for about 1,000 meters before Ryan Robinson of Michigan moved into first with 1,200 left. Hoping “to break the field” with about 700 to go, Martin regained the lead and was never headed, winning a battle of Big Ten recruits with the future Wolverine’s US#7 9:13.95 turning back the 9:17.19 by Elswick, an Ohio State signee, as the first seven finishers broke 9:30. “I was pleased with the time and how I handled things tactic-wise,” the winner said. In the boys’ shot put, Max Adams of Hempfield Area finished second with a best of 57 feet, 1 inch. In the girls’ competition, Hempfield’s Maddie Holmberg won the long jump at 18-4.75 and was fourth in the 60 hurdles in 8.95, while teammate Jasmine Jones was sixth in the 60 dash in 7.92 and seventh in the 200 at 25.54 to improve her PA#6 time. Another Hempfield standout – Bridget Guy – won the pole vault at 12-0 as the top six cleared 11-6. Mary Malone of North Hills moved to PA#2 with a runner-up effort in the 3,200 run. Her 10:57.50 clocking followed the US#2 10:26.95 by Michigan’s Audrey Belf. Hempfield’s 4x400 relay ran a PA#6 4:06.09, while Villa Maria is also Pennsylvania’s sixth best in the 4x800 relay after winning in 9:33.69. Girls Highlights
Boys Highlights
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Geneva, OH
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| 02/15 |
TSTCA Indoor Meet #4 (cancelled-no heat) |
Edinboro, PA
CANCELED - NO HEAT
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| 02/15 |
Youngstown State University HS Meet #4
Shaler Area’s Kylie Farrell hit a big PR in the high jump to lead Pennsylvania winners at Youngstown State. The senior soared to T-PA#4 with her 5-foot, 6-inch clearance, while Laurel Highlands’ Shelby Burns was next at 5-1.
Both 800 runs were tight, with West Allegheny’s Alexis O’Shea clocking a PA#5 2:15.94 to defeat Hampton’s Gina Alm and her PA#8 2:16.72. O’Shea came back to win the 3,200 in a PA#4 11:34.70. For the boys, Dylin Wilhoite of Penn Hills moved to PA#8 with a 1:57.82 and the victory by 0.24 seconds. Kane Area’s Nick Anderson won the boys’ pole vault at 13-6, while Gary Jackson of Baldwin won both boys’ horizontal jumps, reaching out to a PA#10 22-1.5 in the long jump and 43-4.5 in the triple jump. Shaler Area’s Tori Soeder also was a double winner in the girls’ jumps, taking the long jump at 17-0.5 and the triple jump at 34-10.25. Slippery Rock’s Emily Campbell won a competitive girls’ shot put, hitting 41-6.5 as five threw 37-9.25 or better. Hickory’s Luke Lewis continued to dominate in the boys’ shot put, topping 60 feet once again as his best of 60-11.5 won by almost 7 feet. Springdale’s Emily Lelis won the girls’ 60 hurdles in 8.86, while South Fayette’s Mitch Valko was second in the boys’ race in 8.14 behind the US#7 8.02 by Ohio’s Rameses Owens. Lauren Costa of West Allegheny won the girls’ 60 dash in 7.92 and was second in the 200 at 26.00. Will Page of West Allegheny is now PA#4 after winning a competitive boys’ 400 in 50.62 as the top four were sub-52.
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Youngstown, OH
RESULTS POSTED
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| 02/16 |
Jordan Bryan of St Joe’s Prep became the first long jumper to break the 23 foot mark, winning the league title in the long jump with a mark of 23-1.25. Marquis Seamon of Father Judge cleared 6-5 to win the high jump and jumped 42-8.75 to win the triple jump. Brendan Bilotta of Lasalle won the mile (PA#3 4:21.28) and 3000 meter runs (9:12.99). Eric Jones of Neumann Goretti won the 400 (51.72) and 200 meter dashes (22.85).
For the girls, Ariana Ruffin of Neumann Goretti won the 400 (59.33) and 200 meter dashes (26.31). Amanda Simone of Archbishop Ryan cleared 5-3 to win the high jump and won the triple jump with a mark of 34-6. Elizabeth Reid of Lansadale Catholic jumped 17-8.50 to win the long jump. Cardinal O’Hara came away with the boys and girls team titles.
Girls Highlights
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Bethlehem, PA
RESULTS POSTED
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| 02/16 |
Marietta College
Girls Highlights
Boys Highlights
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Marietta, OH
RESULTS POSTED |
| 02/16 |
Slippery Rock University
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Slippery Rock, PA |
| 02/17 |
The Armory
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New York, NY
RESULTS POSTED
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