| 10/06 | Cardinal Classic 5k
Pine Grove Area
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Pine Grove, PA RESULTS NEEDED |
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| 10/07 | Midwestern Athletic Conference
West Allegheny won the boys race with 60 points. Moon Area was 2nd with 111 points and Montour was a close 3rd with 113 points. West Allegheny had 6 runners inside the top-20. Jon McElwain, Riverside, won the race with a time of 17:09.
Fortunes were reversed in the girls race as Moon Area took the win with 55 points and West Allegheny took 2nd with 107 points. Center was a very close 3rd place with 108 points. Angelica Peck, Blackhawk, won the race with a time of 20:13.
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Hazen, PA RESULTS POSTED |
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| 10/08 | IPSL Championship
Kiski Prep
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Saltsburg, PA RESULTS POSTED |
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| 10/08 | PCL Northern Division Champs
LaSalle won the boys team race with 25 points, accomplished by putting 5 in the top-7 with a 21 second spread. Tom O'Kane led the charge with a 3rd place finish in 16:40.00. Father Judge was 2nd with 59 points. Dan Day, Lansdale Catholic, won the race with a time of 16:18.00.
For the girls race, Archbishop Wood spared suspense with a 28-48 victory over St. Huberts, with 5 runners in the top-11. Kate Filemyr, Bishop McDevitt, won the individual race with a time of 19:50.00. |
Philadelphia, PA RESULTS POSTED |
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| 10/08 | PCL Southern Division Champs
St. Joseph's Prep dominated the boys race with an 18-44 victory over Roman Catholic. St. Joe's took the top-3 spots and put 5 in the top-8 to secure the victory. John Pickhaver, St. Joseph's Prep, won the race with at time of 16:32.00.
Cardinal O'Hara won the girls race with 28 points to outpace Archbishop Prendergast, 75 points. O'Hara put 5 runners in the top-8. Laura Antinucci, John Hallihan, won the race with a time of 21:04.00. |
Philadelphia, PA RESULTS POSTED |
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| 10/08 | Schuylkill League Championships
Blue Mountain
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Barnsville, PA RESULTS NEEDED |
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| 10/09 | Fayette County Coaches XC Meet
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Uniontown, PA RESULTS NEEDED |
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| 10/09 | Mingo Classic
Baldwin
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Monongahela, PA RESULTS POSTED |
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| 10/09 | Tom Koons Valley Championships
Sayre Area
Sayre won the team title with 27 points over Waverly, 34 points. It was a back and forth as Sayre took the top-3 places and Waverly took the next 4. Shawn Lake, Sayre, won with a comfortable 32 second margin in a time of 16:32.
Sayre also won the girls race with 28 points to outdistance Waverly, 43 points. Hannah Robinson, Sayre, won the race by 1:07 with a time of 19:32. |
Sayre, PA RESULTS POSTED |
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| 10/10 |
PIAA District 12 Team-Individual (Public League) Championships By Michael Carpenter The PIAA District 12 Team-Individual Championships were at Belmont Plateau in Philadelphia this weekend, where Masterman boys and Central girls would come away victorious. On the boy's side, the varsity squad from Masterman was led by a 2-3-4 finish, and all 5 scorers in the top 10, on their way to a team win with only 25 pts. Rueben Hampton was Masterman's top overall finisher, 2nd in 17:11, but the day's top finisher was Nueva Esperanza's Alfredo Santana, who beat the field by :38 seconds with winning time of 16:33. |
Philadelphia, PA PARTIAL RESULTS POSTED |
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| 10/10 | Mid-Penn Conference Champs
Big Spring
Joe Beveridge, Bishop McDevitt, is right on course to defend his AA state title after besting some very tough AAA talent at the Mid-Penn Championships. The senior won his 2nd straight championship with a time of 16:16.95. Carlisle's Kyle Hurston and John Pope were 2nd and 3rd with times of 16:31.35 and 16:35.32. Cumberland Valley won the team title with 61 points to escape a challenge from a strong Cedar Cliff squad that finished 2nd with 70 points.
Leigha Anderson, Cumberland Valley, led the field with a time of 19:35.09. Emma Shank, Hershey, finished 2nd with a time of 19:53.69. CV frosh Cassie Pecht finished 3rd in 20:00.56. Cumberland Valley dominated the show with 3 runners in the top-4 and 5 in the top-16, to score 35 points. Northern York finished 2nd with 104 points. Photo by Tim O'Dowd, IrishRunner.com
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Newville, PA ONSITE COVERAGE RESULTS POSTED Photo Gallery by Timothy O'Dowd (IrishRunner.com) of both varsity races |
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| 10/11 | 2nd Juniata College Eagle Invitational
Pine Grove Area
Central Cambria won the team title with 29 points. Meadville finished 2nd with 66 points. Central Cambria took the top 3 places and put 5 in the top 19 to earn the win. Kendall Seymour finished 1st with a time of 19:37.1. Kelsey Seymour finished 2nd with a time of 19:47.7.
Saint Mary's won the boys title with 98 points to take a narrow victory over Blairsville, with 99 points. Bud Plaszenski, DuBois Area, set a senior course record on his way to the win with a time of 16:22.7. Andy Luksik, Bishop McCort, finished 2nd in 17:00.8. |
Altoona, PA RESULTS POSTED |
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| 10/11 |
Hereford High School
Lower Merion's Cara Piccoli ran 20:34 on the tough Hereford course to win the Medium race. Her time was the 7th fastest on the day.
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Parkton, MD RESULTS POSTED |
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Pittsburgh, PA RESULTS POSTED |
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| 10/11 |
By Michael Carpenter Rose Tree Park in Media was home to the DELCO Championships this weekend, and the PA Honorable Mentioned boys sqad from Penncrest took the title of best team with ease. Behind Nick Bonaventure's 1st place finish in 15:48, Penncrest totaled 52 pts, beating Springfield (D) with 87 pts and Strath Haven with 95 pts. Joe Sacchetti and Mike DeStephano of Cardinal O'Hara finished 2-3 overall in the boys race, posting 16:05 and 16:10 respectively.
Preview
by COACH BILL COREN (STRATH HAVEN GIRLS) The DELCO ROADRUNNERS again sponsor the DELAWARE COUNTY XC CHAMPIONSHIPS This meet has taken place since 1964 and girls began running in 1975. The entire HISTORY of the meet can be found at by clicking here. This Saturday's meet at Rose Tree Park (252-Povidence Rd in Media) begins at 2:00 with Varsity Girls at 3:30 and Varsity Boys at 4:00. BOYS PREVIEW TEAMS 2007 Penncrest 1 O'Hara 2 OHARA has been 1st or 2nd the last 10 years in a row. WOW!!! ---PENNCREST appears to be the BIG favorite!! (6th HERSHEY (seeded)) O'Hara, Haverford and Strath Haven (1st BULLDOG SMALL) should battle it out for the 2nd place trophy (Springfield Delco has an outside shot for 2nd (2nd at BULLDOG SMALL) Haverford beat Strath Haven in dual meet and at PAUL SHORT(324-345) O'Hara has a strong 1-2-3 while Haverford and Strath Haven are solid 1-5 Returning indiv champ Nick Bonaventure Penncrest (13th HERSHEY (seeded) Returning runner-up Mike DeStefano O'Hara (8th BRIARWOOD CHAMPIONSHIP) Other returning indivs Joe Sacchetti O'Hara 7-16th BRIARWOOD CHAMPIONSHIP Kevin Blattner O'Hara 10 Dave Smith Springfield 13--3rd BULLDOG SMALL--47th PAUL SHORT(seeded) George Dickson Strath Haven 14 Greg Allison Penncrest 15 Austin Barrett Penncrest 16--24th HERSHEY(seeded) Steve Hand Haverford 17--running strong this year--3rd ABINGTON INV-4th BRIARWOOD LARGE--16th PAUL SHORT(seeded race) Other potential TOP 15 Dan Tyler Strath Haven running well--1st BULLDOG SMALL--35th PAUL SHORT(seeded)- Dan Edgar Upper Darby--6th BULLDOG LARGE--49th PAUL SHORT(seeded) Austin Barrett Penncrest--24th HERSHEY(seeded) Matt Sinnott Springfield--4th BULLDOG SMALL Steve Norwood Springfield--1 of their strong TOP 3 Jeff Hosan Haverford--6th ABINGTON Ed Donnelly Haverford--running thru injuries Ed Brittingham Sun Valley--6th PAUL SHORT WHITE GIRLS PREVIEW TEAMS 2007 Strath Haven 1(First time in school history) O'Hara 2 O'HARA has been 2nd last 3 years TEAMS in the running for the 2008 CHAMPIONSHIP--- STRATH HAVEN and HAVERFORD(4th 2007) look like the 2 TOP teams in 2008 RADNOR (6th 2007), OHARA, and NOTRE DAME(7th 2007) should be TOP 5 HAVERFORD(beat SH in dual meet--7th ABINGTON-1st D1 BRIARWOOD--9th seeded PAUL SHORT)-Coach Kristi(Jamison)Ritchie has brought team along nicely STRATH HAVEN(4th ABINGTON-4th CHAMP.BRIARWOOD-5th seeded PAUL SHORT) RADNOR(1st BULLDOG SMALL--2nd CHAMPIONS CARLISLE)-really improving!!!0Coach Tom Flanagan has a STAtE titlE to his name and knows what he is doing! OHARA(6th ABINGTON-5th seeded HERSHEY-2nd NORTHEAST-14th seeded PAUL SHORT) NOTRE DAME(3rd ABINGTON-8th CHAMP.BRIARWOOD-20th REEBOK seeded CARLISLE) **NOTRE DAME lost their #1 Julianne Garvey(2nd 2007) due to freak foot injury at RITAS and then lost #2 Caroline Powers to a similar non-XC injury--They are still hanging in there(-Coach McMillan ding a great job) GIRLS INDIVIDUALS The winner will most likely come from 1 of these 7 Seniors- Leah Goeke Great Valley (19th 2007)-1st SOUDERTON INV Courtenay Devlin AI-1st BULLDOG SMALL Junior Kellyn Freedman Radnor (3rd 2007)-3rd BULLDOG SMALL-10th CARLISLE CHAMPS Sophs Hannah Meyer Strath Haven(5th 2007)-11th BRIARWOOD CHAMP.-22nd seeded PAUL SHORT Sarah Rutkowski Strath Haven (11th 2007)-3rd ABINGTON-7th BRIARWOOD CHAMP.-27th seeded PAUL SHORT Frosh Sophia Meehan Haverford--10th ABINGTON-2nd BRIARWOOD D1-14th seeded PAUL SHORT Maria Seykora Notre Dame--4th ABINGTON-14th BRIARWOOD CHAMP.-26th seeded 20 CARLISLE The next 5 will likely be Megan Dietzler(SR) Upper Darby (8th 2007)-8th ABINGTON-4th BULLDOG LARGE-7th PAUL SHORT WHITE Christina Montgomery(SR) Haverford (20th 2007)--13th ABINGTON-4th BRIARWOOD D1-36th seeded PAUL SHORT Alyssa Biella Archbishop Carroll(10th 2007)--7th BULLDOG LARGE Katie Rodden Archbishop Carroll (transfer from Merion Mercy)--3rd BULLDOG LARGE Amanda Bascelli(JR) Ridley (transfer from ACAR)(23rd 2007 1st 2006)--4th KUTZTOWN-11th ABINGTON-10th BULLDOG LARGE-8th PAUL SHORT WHITE Other possible top 20(The top 20 get plaques for girls(only 15 for boys)) STRATH HAVEN-Erin Seglem-Becky Painter-Katherine Loiselle-Kendra Sultzer HAVERFORD-Jess Matusky-Caroline Morgan-Megan Smith RADNOR-MeganGsell-AnnieDryoff NOTRE DAME-Stef Powers OHARA-Nicole Delgrosso-Kelsey Harm- Amanda Geary-Fiona Egan-?Boyer SPRINGFIELD-Christina Smith-Francine McNally PENNCREST-Suplee PRENDERGAST-Felicia Scaramucci XC AT ITS BEST!!! A LOCAL FLARE WITH GREAT HISTORY ON A GREAT COURSE WITH MANY ENTHUSIASTIC SPECTATORS---By the way there is a special WOMEN'S RACE that morning at 10AM |
Media, PA RESULTS POSTED |
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| 10/11 | Don Stoner Invitational
Smithsburg High School
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| 10/11 |  Great American XC Festival
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Hoover, AL NO PA ATHLETES OR TEAMS |
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| 10/11 | Kiski Area Invitational
Kiski Area
By Thomas Berzonsky
As the leaves are turning the cross country season is starting to heat up and so is Seneca Valley. At the second annual Kiski Area Invitational Seneca Valley dominated the competition winning both the varsity individual championships and the team championships. In the girls race Megan Powell led from start to finish. Powell’s course record of 20:02 (former record held by Bethany Walker of Ellwood City 20:04) took first by over one minute in front of teammate Erin Lopresti. The boys’ race was much closer as Penn Hills’ Charles Anderson couldn’t catch returning champion Cam Stauffer who bested his own course record finishing in 17:08. The course boasts one significant hill – raced three times.
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Apollo, PA RESULTS POSTED |
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| 10/11 | Lakeview Invitational
Lakeview
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Stonesboro, PA RESULTS POSTED |
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| 10/11 |  Manhattan College Invitational
BISHOP LOUGHLIN
 In the boys Eastern States race Gus McKenzie, Germantown, finished 18th with a time of 12:52.67. Holy Ghost Prep's Michael Pierce finished 22nd with a time of 12:57.92.In the boys Varsity A race Ivo Milic-Strkalj, Friends Central, won the race with a time of 12:55.83. Teammate Patrick Desabato finished a close 2nd with a time of 12:56.85.  In the boys Varsity B race North Penn dominated, scoring 19 points for the win. Their team average of 13:04.23 was also the 2nd fastest of the day, beating the Eastern's States champ Don Bosco(NJ) by .7 seconds. Jamestown VA averaged 12:59.57 for 4th in Eastern States. Brad Miles won the race in 12:47.57, and was followed in 2nd-4th by Brian Quintrell, 13:02.22, Tim Staurling, 13:05.20, and Sam Bernitt, 13:07.48. The spread? A gaudy 31 seconds.  In the boys Varsity C race West Chester Henderson won the team race with 76 points. Will Kellar was the individual winner with a time of 12:52.83. In the boys Varsity E race Seth Hibbs finished 12th overall with a time of 13:06.76 to lead Hatboro-Horsham to a 2nd place finish. In the girls Varsity D race North Penn won the race with a score of 62 points. Christy Cohick finished 3rd with a time of 15:19.20. Sophomore Heather Selheimer was 5th in 15:24.62.  Preview
PA # 8 Holy Ghost Prep and PA #3 AA Germantown Friends will square off in the Boys Eastern States Championship Race. Holy Ghost is coming off an idle weekend after a tough early season schedule, and should be fresh for the tough Vanny layout. Germantown raced to a 7th place finish at Paul Short and will be looking to move back up the AA rankings with their performance here. PA #2 North Penn will be running as well, but they are slated for the Varsity B Race. This is a strategic decision, as the team wants to save their best races for the post-season with League, District, and State Championships coming up. So we will have to compare times and spreads to see how the three teams match up against each other. Individually, Brad Miles should be watched for a great time, after showing how strong he can run on the hills over the Salesianum layout.
Lower Merion will be in the Varsity C Race, so watch for Ben Furcht and Neal Berman to post a pair of solid times on this course. West Chester Henderson will also be competing in this race. PA #8 North Penn girls will be in the Girls Varsity D Race, after a strong showing last week with a win in Salesianum. |
New York, NY ONSITE COVERAGE RESULTS POSTED
Photo Gallery of PA athletes @ Manhattan Invitational Photo Gallery of all races from ArmoryTrack.com (being uploaded over 2 days) |
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| 10/11 | Rocky Grove Invitational
Rocky Grove
Knoch won a close team race over West Allegheny in the boys seeded varsity race with a point total of 42 points to 46 points. Knoch's Brian Tackett won the individual title with a time of 17:01. Ryan Haylett, Cochranton, finished 2nd with a time of 17:15. In the unseeded varsity race Elk County Catholic won a close race over Saegertown, 55 points to 61 points. Elk's Alex Brazinski won the race with the fastest time of the day, a 16:48. Nate Tallada, Saegertown, finished 2nd with a time of 16:53.
In the girls seeded varsity race Knoch also took the victory, with a dominating 18 points. Conneaut Lake finished 2nd on the place of their 6th runner, after tying West Allegheny with 75 points. Knoch put 5 runners in the top 6 for the win. Jolene Kunkel took the win with a time of 19:47. Alyssa Kunkel finished 2nd with a time of 20:18. In the unseeded varsity race Elk County Catholic took the win with 57 points. Danielle Kocjanic, Kane, took the win in the fastest time, 19:46. Kady Weisner, Elk County, was 2nd in 20:17. |
Dempseytown, PA RESULTS POSTED |
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| 10/11 | South Coast Challenge
Archbishop Wood took a New England road trip and returned home with a lot of hardware. The girls used tight scoring with four in the top ten toward 38 points and a 26-point margin over Dennis-Yarmouth. Kate Boligitz went 20:20 for third, and finished two seconds up on teammate Maura Craney. The boys captured 3rd place in the 18-team field behind the 10th place finish of Chris Muldoon in 17:04.
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New Bedford, MA RESULTS POSTED |
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| 10/11 | State College Invitational
State College Area
Altoona dominated the race with a score of 19 points after putting 5 runners in the top-6 places. State College finished 2nd with 60 points. Wade Endress, Altoona, won the meet with a time of 16:44. Andrew Pitts, Bayard Rustin, was 2nd in 16:57.
State College girls won over Altoona by a score of 28 to 44. State College took the top 3 places and put 5 in the top 14 to take the win. Chloe Schmidt, State College, won the race with a time of 19:22. Teammate Lucia Sofo was 2nd in 19:43. |
State College, PA RESULTS POSTED Video of both varsity races by Jayson Jackon's Run Like A Champion |
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| 10/11 | Tim Cook JV Invitational
Big Spring
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| 10/11 | William Tennent Invitational
William Tennent
Bensalem won this one with a 59 second spread, scoring just 50 points. Downingtown East finished 2nd with 88 points, with a 40 second spread. Kyle Klapatauskas, Bensalem, won the race with a time of 16:30. Matt Finn, Springfield-Montco, finished 2nd in 16:41. Ryan Knouse, Penridge, finished 3rd in a time of 16:43.
William Tennent won the girls varsity race with a team score of 73 points. Downingtown East had an impressive 26 second spread, but it was not enough to win, as they finished 2nd with a point total of 78. Pennsbury's Ann Herman won the race with a time of 19:03. Jackie Conklin, William Tennent, finished 2nd with a time of 19:42. Casey Uhlrich, Hatboro-Horsham, was 3rd with a time of 19:50. |
Warminster, PA RESULTS POSTED |
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| 10/11 | Wyoming Valley Coaches JH Champs
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Hazleton, PA | |
| 10/12 | Penn State National Invitational
Penn State University
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University Park, PA |
