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Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Nicki Leach of Northern Bedford won the 100 (12.8) the 200 (26.1) and the 400 meter dashes (59.8), Leah Anne Wirfel of Forest Hills ran 5:16.9 to win the 1600, and ran 11:15.4 to win the 3200 meter run. Forest Hills girls won the 4x00 (4:08.4) and the 4x800 (10:00.9). Leanne Showalter of Chestnut Ridge cleared 5-3 to win the high jump, and Kelly Vann of Conemaugh cleared 10-08 to win the pole vault. For the boys, Logan Zimmerman of Northern Bedford won the 400 (51.1) and 200 meter dashes (22.8), Chris Foore of Tussey Mount won the 1600 (4:44.4) and 800 meter runs (2:07.6), and Zach Reed of Northern Bedford won the triple jump with a mark of 44-11.

 

Amber Valimont of Hempfield Area ran an impressive distance double, running 5:09.36 to win the 1600 and ran 2:18.70 to win the 800 meter run, her 2nd 2:18 performance in as many weeks. Shannon Abraham of Norwin ran a PA#5 time of 57.43 to win the 400 meter dash. Rachel Serafin of Hempfield had a strong throws double, earning a PA#3 mark in the shot put with her throw of 41-08.50 and she won the discus with a mark of 132-1. Teammate Larissa Debich took over the state lead in the pole vault with her clearance of 12-6. Teammate Alexis Hawkins jumped 17-06.50 to win the long jump, and Felicia Reid of Kiski Area threw 146-04 to win the javelin and earn PA#4 honors. For the boys, Matt Green of Belle Vernon won the long jump with a PA#2 mark of 23-04, Luke Monta of Greensburg Salem became the new state leader in the shot put with his winning mark of 55-05. Jackson Corcoran of Ligonier Valley threw 188-03 to win the javelin, and both Travis Carson and Nathan Harriger of Norwin cleared 6-6 in the high jump.

 

Samantha Zampetti of Danville Area was a double winner in the 100 (13.21) and 200 meter dashes (27.71). Beth Braunegg of Loyalstock was also a double winner in the 1600 (5:16.97) and the 800 meter runs (2:24.60), and Danville girls won both the 4x100 (51.93) and 4x800 meter relays (10:02.89). Virginia LaMacchia of Central COlumbia cleared 11 feet even to win the pole vault, and Lauren Ball of Bloomsburg won the long jump with a mark of 17-03.50. For the boys, Brock Bathurst won the 100 (11.36) and 200 meter dashes (22.71), Mike Wright of Danville Area ran 50.05 to win the 400, Brett Rhone of Bloomsburg cleared 13-6 to win the pole vault, Holdren Wallace of Danville Area threw 50-03 to win the shot put, and Brice Beals of Bald Eagle Area threw 162 feet even to win the disucs.

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Iman Wilkerson of Penn Hills became the new state leader in the 200 meter dash, running 24.34 for the win.  viAnna Chodubski of McDowell won the long jump with a mark of 17-11.50, Elise Farris of Hopewell ran 2:18.96 to win the 800 meter run, Emily Woods of Hickory won the discus with a new state leading mark of 140-11, Jordan Lee of Penn Hills took over the state lead in the 400 meter dash with her winning time of 57.50, Franki DiSalvo and Kim Mulvin of McDowell both cleared 11 feet even in the pole vault, Tori Paterra of Elizabeth Forward won the shot put with a mark of 40-06, Penn Hills ran 47.98 to win the 4x100 meter relay, good for PA#2, and they also ran 3:56.95 to win the 4x400, and Butler ran 9:34.14 to win the 4x800 meter relay. For the boys, Penn Hills took the momentum of their Penn Relays performance in the 4x800 meter relay to run a PA#2 time of 7:47.97 to win the event. They also ran 3:20.26 to win the 4x400. Dorian Rumble ran 1:57.44 to win the 800 meter run, Brandon Ifill ran 10.84 to win the 100 and earn PA#2 honors, Patrick Anderson of Kane Area cleared 14-10 to win the pole vault and earn PA#4 honors, Sean veights of Mount Lebanon threw 52 feet even to win the shot put, Pat Cochran of McDowell won both the long jump (22-06) and the triple jump (47-04), Erin Baynes of Wheeling Park cleared 6-6 to win the high jump, Rad Gunzenhauser of Mount Lebanon became the new state leader in the 3200 meter run with his winning performance of 9:20.88, and Bill Stanley of South Park threw 193-10 to win the javelin.