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NSSF
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PA#1 Cardinal O'Hara boys took their show on the road in Cary, North Carolina and continued their winning streak! In the boys Race of Champions, Dan Savage finished 8th with a time of 15:32.2 to lead his team to the championship with a score of 119 points, ten points better than Great Oak California! O'Hara also sported a 1-5 spread of 29 seconds, with their 5th runner recording a 16:01.9.
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Cary, NC RESULTS POSTED
VIDEO INTERVIEW
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09/30 |
Lehigh University
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Photo by Patty Morgan
![]() ago they beat Downingtown East by one point at Briarwood. Last week they defeated upstart Unionville by 35 points. Today at Lehigh, they finished 44 points better than Walt Whitman (MD) and 80 points better than the next PA team, Downingtown East. ![]() ![]() ![]()
Girls Preview by Bill Coren
49 teams will be running at Lehigh in the tough “BROWN” race! Bethesda Chevy-Chase (MD) (3rd Bull Run Elite), Governor Mifflin (1st @ Spiked Shoe)(6th 2010), and Haverford (1st @ Abington) (4th 2010) will likely be among the top 8 with an outside shot at being Top 5! State College (1st @ Big Valley, 3rd @ Spiked Shoe and PIAA Foundation) and Centerville (OH)(3rd 2010) will likely be in the top 5 with an outside shot at taking home 1 of the 3 plaques! The 3 stand out teams are super-strong!! Walt Whitman (MD) is ranked #1 in Maryland and would love to beat the PA powers! Downingtown East (1st CENTAUR, 2nd @ Briarwood to Pennsbury by 1 point) is solid 1 thru 7 and should battle Pennsbury (2nd @ PTXC3, 1st @ Briarwood and PIAA Foundation) (1st in 2010) for the top spot. There will be around 400+ runners at the starting line on Friday, but only 12 have a legitimate shot at being #1. 5 girls who have a very outside shot are Amy Darlington (Liberty), Hannah Grossman (Strath Haven), Ann Herman (Pennsbury), Sophie Meehan(Haverford), and Tessa Mundell(Governor Mifflin). The next higher-rated 6 have won Saturday races this year and have beaten and lost to each other at different times. Marissa Durako (Holy Redeemer), Tori Gerlach (Pennridge), Kara Steinke (Methacton), Maria Seykora (Notre Dame), Paige Stoner(Pottsville), and Sara Sargent (Pennsbury) all should be in the low 18’s or maybe even under! If yu are counting, remember I said 12 girls could be the Paul Short Champ (5 plus 6 is eleven) one left. The odds on favorite is Julie Macedo (Charter School of Wilmington) who just recently won the Six Flags meet defeating Meghan McGovern (North Penn) by over a minute---and YES!!!!--she broke 17:00 WOW!!!! With all the colleges looking on, this race rates to be OUTSTANDING!! |
Bethlehem, PA RESULTS POSTED
PHOTO GALLERIES
VIDEO INTERVIEWS
Interview with Brown Race Champ Julie Macedo, Charter School of Wilmington
RACE VIDEO
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10/01 |
Cochranton
West Middlesex came away with both team championships in comfortable fashion. The girls scored 75 points to take the team title by close to fifty points. West Middlesex placed four in the top fifteen led by an 8th place finish by Chloe Tyillian (21:29). Hickory's Morgan Richards won the individual gold medal with a time of 19:19 to win by 17 seconds. For the boys, West Middlesex scored five in the top twenty led by a 4th place finish from Trey Powell to score 69 points to win by over 60 points. Corry's Austin Pondel had a dominating performance, winning the gold in 16:36, one minute better than the field.
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Cochranton, PA RESULTS POSTED
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10/01 |
Cumberland County Championships
Shippensburg
Vinny Todaro of Big Spring ran 17:08 to narrowly hold off Jordan Crawford of Cedar Cliff by 8 seconds to win the county championship. Red Lion's boys had a strong meet, placing six in the top fifteen led by a 3rd place finish from John Felts to score 36 points and nearly double up 2nd place Cedar Cliff. For the girls, Red Land's Makena Felts ran 21:01 to win the county title by 12 seconds over 2nd place Kathryn Reszkowski of Mechanicsburg. The team race was very close, as three teams were separated by two points. Red Land and Big Spring tied for 2nd with 66 points, but Cedar Cliff placed five in the top 18 and were the only team with two in the top ten to score 64 points and narrowly take the title.
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Shippensburg, PA RESULTS POSTED |
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10/01 |
Boonsboro High School
Three freshmen and two sophomores led Greencastle-Antrim to the Small School Varsity title at the Frank Keyser Invitational in Boonsboro, Maryland with 56 points. First-year varsity runners Caroline Schemel on the race in 18:10.7 on the three-mile course. Teammate Shelby Stouffer, also a freshman, was 3rd in 18:52.2. In the Small School Boys' race, junior Dalton Monn paced Greencastle-Antrim with his 16:23.8.
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Boonsboro, MD RESULTS POSTED |
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10/01 |
Grove City Area
Summary and Photos by Phil Grove
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Grove City, PA RESULTS POSTED
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10/01 |
McQuaid Jesuit
In the 3 mile varsity boys A race, North East were led by a 5th place finish from Ryan Smathers (15:46) to win the team championship over Barker HS in a close meet 116-121! North East had four in the top 27, which was enough to hold off Barker's five in the top 37. Northeast Bradford finished 4th with 186 points led by a 3rd place finish from Curt Jewett (15:38). PA's top finisher was Barrett Kemp of Oswayo Valley, who finished 2nd with a time of 15:30 for the 3 mile layout. Montrose finished 11th in the Boys A2 race with 303 points led by a 40th place finish from Chris Arnold. Tim Adams of Northern Potter finished 13th in the Boys A3 race in 17:20. Cathedral Prep finished 4th with 137 points in the Boys AA race. Cathedral Prep finished 3rd in the Boys AA Medium School race with 93 points led by a 4th place finish from Sam Prenatt.
In the girls seeded race, Kennedy Weisner earned another gold medal, running 17:50 for 3 miles to win by 15 seconds over 2nd place. Villa Maria Academy finished 2nd with 135 points with five in the top 40. Mercyhurst Prep girls finished 8th in the girls AA race with 196 points. Bailey Kemp of Oswayo Valley ran 19:51 to finish 7th in the girls A3 race, and Northeast Bradford finished 4th with 130 points in the same race. Casey Norton of Troy finished 3rd in the girls A2 race with a time of 19:07, and Montrose finished 7th in the same race with a score of 241 points. |
Rochester, NY RESULTS POSTED
Photo and quotes from Kennedy Weisner courtesy of Kyle Brazeil, NYRunners.com |
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10/01 |
Hilliard Bradley
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Hilliard, OH NO PA TEAMS |
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10/01 |
Bloomsburg University
After finishing 3rd at Paul Short less than 24 hours before, Brendan Shearn of North Schuylkill decided to race again and this time he walked out as the champion. The junior ran 15:58 to win by 16 seconds over 2nd place Aaron Valoroso of Towanda. Canton Area boys and Sayre boys had a close encounter at Bloomsburg, with Canton barely squeaking past Sayre 148-151. Canton had three in the top twenty led by Emmett Watson, while Sayre had four in the top 27 led by Matt Romanauski. Canton's fifth runner was 6 places better than Sayre's number five to seal the victory. For the girls, Danville placed three in the top ten led by individual champion Rachel Magliane to score 49 points and win by 23 over Hazleton. Magliane ran 18:43, the same time than Summer Hill of Honesdale ran, but Magliane was awared the victory.
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Bloomsburg, PA RESULTS POSTED |
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10/01 |
University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg
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Greensburg, PA COLLEGIATE |
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10/01 |
Pittsburgh Central Catholic Invitational
Pittsburgh, PA
![]() For the boys, Mount Lebanon got back on the winning track, placing six in the top 18 with a spread of 59 seconds from their 1st runner to their 9th runner! Their score of 54 points was over 50 points better than 2nd place Chambersburg. Ean Disilvio of Allderdice came up with the gold medal in a tight race. His time of 16:38.6 was under a second better than 2nd place Mike Runco of Central, and almost seven seconds better than Alex Moran of Mount Lebanon. In the B race, Ryan Thompson of Slippery Rock also survived a close finish, winning the race in 16:56.7 to win by under 3 seconds over Ryan McGuire of Trinity. South Fayette placed four in the top sixteen to cruise to the team title with 76 points. |
Pittsburgh, PA RESULTS POSTED
PHOTO GALLERY
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10/01 |
Photos by Charles Stone
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Wilmington, DE RESULTS POSTED
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10/01 |
Photo by Maroon News
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Junior Stephanie Aldrich led PA#1 West Chester Henderson to the team win in the Varsity A race, going 19:27 for a 7th place finish. The team placed five in the top 21 to score 68 points, 27 better than runner-up Hillsborough.
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Holmdel, NJ RESULTS POSTED
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10/01 |
Coatesville
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Coatesville, PA RESULTS POSTED
PHOTO GALLERY
VIDEO INTERVIEW |