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The Lawrenceville School
Photos by Charles Stone
 Priscilla Wiggins of George School ran 4:57.98 to finish 2nd in the 1500 meter run. COnestoga's Claire McDugall ran 4:58.30 to finish 3rd. Central Bucks East finished 2nd in the 4x200 meter relay with a time of 1:46.81. Pennsbury finished 4th with a PA#8 time of 1:47.59.Central Bucks South ran a PA#7 time of 9:42.99 to win the 4x800 meter relay. Zakiyyah Richardson of Pennsbury ran a PA#3 time of 7.26 to finish 2nd in the 55 meter dash. George School finished 3rd in the sprint medley relay with a time of 4:21.00. For the boys, Tom Coyle (4:02.71) and Andrew Stone (4:04.02) of Lasalle finished 1-2 in the 1500 meter run. Central Bucks South finished 2nd in the 4x200 meter relay with a PA#8 time of 1:32.29. Holy Ghost Prep finished 2nd in the 4x800 meter relay with a PA#7 time of 8:15.20. Matt Smalley of Father Judge finished 2nd in the 55 meter dash with a PA#2 time of 6.54. Tyrek Edwards finished 2nd in the long jump with a PA#7 mark of 22-1.50. John Landis of Father Judge won the triple jump with a PA#4 mark of 46-8. |
Lawrenceville, NJ RESULTS POSTED
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Collegeville, PA RESULTS POSTED |
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| 02/01 |
Butler
Brooke Mancuso of North Allegheny clearned 10-6 to take the girls competition.
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Butler, PA RESULTS POSTED |
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| 02/02 |
Glen Mills Schools
Aaron Willett of Coatesville ran 7.55 to win the 55 meter hurdles. Corey Hackett of Hatboro Horsham ran 6.62 to finish 2nd in the 55 meter dash. Dan Savage (9:43.38) and Chris Pastore (9:45.56) of Cardinal O'Hara finished 1-2 in the 3200 meter run. West Chester Henderson ran a PA#7 time of 8:14.67 to win the 4x800 meter relay. Chris Williams of Strath Haven cleared 15 feet for the 4th time this season to win the pole vault. Tevin Kirby of Hatboro Horsham threw 52-4 to win the shot put.
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Glen Mills, PA RESULTS POSTED |
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| 02/03 |
Springfield Montco senior Maria Kelly won a sprint over St. Hubert's junior Tersa Ortiz in the 3000, going 10:41.29 to 10:41.42. Marissa Sheva of Pennridge ran a PA#3 time of 2:15.74 to win the 800 meter run. Emma Keenan of Gwynedd Mercy Academy ran a PA#7 time of 58.95 to win the 400 meter dash. Jody Ann Evans of Quakertown ran a PA#4 time of 25.62 to win the 200 meter dash. Council Rock North ran a PA#4 time of 9:40.50 to win the 4x800 meter relay. North Penn was 2nd with a PA#7 time of 9:41.69. Grace Giampietro of Villa Maria Academy cleared 11-6 to win the pole vault to tie for PA#2 honors. Kelley Anne Stuetz of Cheltenham and Katie Gross of Mount St Joseph's Academy both cleared 5-4 in the high jump. Danielle Castaldi of Downingtown East ran a PA#1 1:36.58 to win the 600 meter dash. It is US#18 nationally.
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02/03 - 02/04 |
In the featured high school 4x400 meter relays, the Penn Wood boys finished 2nd in a US#2 and PA#2 ALL TIME 3:17.06, and the Swenson girls, who had been US#2, improved that mark to 3:51.07, finishing 3rd, which also happens to be US#3. The Penn Wood girls took 5th in 4:01.32. in the boys 1000 meter run, Great Valley's Ned Willig followed Liverpool's Zavon Watkins as he cut in early. Two other athletes also followed, and all four were DQed. Willig did finish in front of Watkins in 2:22-point.
In Saturday action, the Penncrest boys took over PA#1 in the 4x800, going 7:55.57, finishing 9th. Haneef Hardy of Swenson finished 3rd in the 600 meter run with a US#3 time of 1:19.58! Swenson girls ran 1:45.13 in the 4x200 meter relay.
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New York, NY RESULTS POSTED |
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02/03 - 02/04 |
Haverford College
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Haverford, PA COLLEGIATE
RESULTS POSTED
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| 02/03 |
Slippery Rock University
Nick Patton of Tyrone ran 6.65 to win the 55 meter dash. Cody Jones cleared a PA#3 height of 6-5 to win the high jump. Luke Monta of Greensburg Salem threw a PA#7 mark of 53-6 to finish 2nd in the shot put. Jennifer Neider (42-10) and Taylor Woods (41-6) finished 1-2 for Hickory in the girls shot put. Ava Bonetti of Butler was 3rd with a mark of 38-1. Paige Rittleman of Butler cleared 5-2 to win the high jump.
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| 02/03 |
Widener University
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Chester, PA COLLEGIATE
RESULTS POSTED
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| 02/04 |
DeSchriver Invitational
East Stroudsburg University
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East Stroudsburg, PA COLLEGIATE
RESULTS POSTED
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| 02/04 |
University of Mount Union
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Alliance, OH COLLEGIATE
RESULTS POSTED |
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| 02/04 |
Lehigh University
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Bethlehem, PA COLLEGIATE RESULTS POSTED |
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| 02/04 |
Roxbury Community College
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Boston, MA RESULTS POSTED |
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| 02/04 |
Oberlin College
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Oberlin, OH NO PA ATHLETES |
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| 02/04 |
Sykes-Sabock Challenge Cup
Penn State University
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University Park, PA COLLEGIATE
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| 02/04 |
Story and Photos by Phil Grove...
 Angel Piccirillo made short work of things on the track, and a trio of Hickory seniors went to great lengths Saturday inside Edinboro University's year-round track bubble.The Homer Center standout one-upped her performance from the first Tri-State meet of 2012 by winning the mile and 400-, 800- and 3,000-meter events in dominating fashion, with each of her winning efforts being faster than the previous week. Picking up where she left off on Edinboro's 236.621-meter oval, the Villanova University signee destroyed the mile field in a PA#3 4 minutes, 59.30 seconds before coming back in the next event for a PA#4 effort of 58.30 seconds in the 400 dash. Piccirillo was back again in the next event and led wire to wire in the 800. Her 2:14.77 is PA#2 and US#10, while Peyton Hampson of Waynesburg hung on for a PA#6 clocking of 2:17.26. Saving her best for last (after taking a break during the 200), Piccirillo cut almost 20 seconds off her winning time from the previous Saturday, covering the 3,000 in a state-leading and US#15 10:06.00.
"After talking with my coach, the 3,000 was probably my best race," Piccirillo said, noting that her PR of 10:02.35 from 2011 came on Penn State's banked track. "I was really glad to pull off a decent time and being by myself, too.
"The 800 also is not a strength of mine and came at a weird time. It was hard to keep loose (in the 800 and 3,000)." Meanwhile on the infield, senior Matt Bell of Hickory moved up to PA#3 in the shot put with an improvement of more than 2 feet on his season best. He unleashed his winning throw of 59-4.25 in the prelims but could not improve in the finals. "I fouled one farther last week, but I changed some stuff up a bit and got it (to 59 today)," said Bell, who is only 0.75 of an inch off the state lead. "Honestly, I set 59 for (my goal) indoor so I'm already there, but I definitely want to go farther (now)." Although he could not improve over the final three throws, his last-round effort measured 58-0, and his four legal puts were 55-10.5 or better. Teammate Luke Lewis was just off his season best in second at 52-3. "When i jumped from 57 to 59, all I did was turn my hips to throw better and throw higher and just get after it," Bell said. "Jen (Neider), Taylor (Woods) and I go back and forth. It's pretty fun, and the competition during practice helps a lot."  Neider topped 43 feet for the second consecutive week as Hickory went 1-2 in the girls shot. Her winning effort of 43-1 bested Woods' 39-11.Working at the other end of the venue, a Hornet was just at impressive in the boys high jump. John Mudrey cleared a T-PA#1 6-7 for the second consecutive week at Edinboro. "I'm glad that I'm progressing, but I still want to go higher," said Mudrey, who jumped 6-6 in qualifying for last year's state meet at Shippensburg. "I won't be happy until I go higher, so I'm very disappointed right now." Competing with a sore shin, Mudrey entered the competition at 6-1 and had first-attempt clearances all the way through his winning height. His third try at 6-8 was his closest. "My approach is fine, my actual takeoff is fine, but my arch is lacking to say the least," said Mudrey, who is in his third season as a high jumper. Two other field event winners also put up strong efforts, with Hempfield's Larisa Debich clearing a T-US#3 12-6 to win the pole vault and Ambridge Area's India McCoy going 5-4 to top a high jump field that had 12 over the bar at 5 foot.  While Piccirillo was dominating the multi-lap races on the girls side, quality wins were recorded by three different competitors in the boys distance races. Wil Bailey of Penn Hills was unchallenged in the 800, opening a large gap before the midway point and holding on to a PA#5 1:57.43. He later anchored the Indians' PA#7 clocking of 8:14.65 to win the 4x800 relay as Lee Zelkowitz's team went with a slowest-to-fastest lineup.One of the most exciting boys races was the mile. Grove City's Daniel Jaskowak needed every bit of the distance to work past Alex Moran of Mt. Lebanon as the two were side by side during almost all of the final 100 meters. Making up about an 8-meter gap over the last 400, Jaskowak ran PA#7 4:26.06 to Moran's PA#10 4:26.34.  In a AA-AAA matchup, AA cross country champion Brendan Shearn of North Schuylkill led a fast and deep 3,000 field as the top six broke 9:10. Shearn's 8:54.83 is now PA#3, while Baldwin's Andrew Kuchta ran PA#4 8:57.43 and North Allegheny's Logan Steiner turned in a PA#8 9:03.53. Steiner also was part of North Allegheny's PA#6 10:44.24 victory in the distance medley relay.State-leader De'vion Tate of Erie McDowell was pushed in the boys long jump as his 22-0 winner topped four over 21-3. Jacob Hensh of Laurel Highlands cleared 15 feet to win the pole vault. Back on the track, Jeff Elam of Greater Latrobe went PA#7 8.43 to win the 60 high hurdles, and Seneca Valley ran a PA#6 time of 1:31.60 for first in the 4x200 relay. |
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| 02/05 |
University of Mount Union
Sharpesville's Dana Cerroni ran a 5:37.12 1600 and a 12:13.82 3200. Teammate Joe Vilasi went 28.01 and 1:03.51 in the 200 and 400, respectively.
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Alliance, OH RESULTS POSTED |
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| 02/05 |
Slippery Rock University
Lanae Newsome of Brookville Area won the triple jump with a PA#2 mark of 37-7.25.
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| 02/05 |
RDA Indoor T&F Youth Developmental Series
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Jersey City, NJ RESULTS POSTED |
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| 02/05 |
Youngstown State University
Dan Jaskowak of Grove City ran 2:01.53 to win the 800 meter run and ran 52.01 to finish 4th in the 400 meter dash.
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| 02/06 |
Tony Russell of West Chester Henderson ran 4:21.8 to win the 1600 meter run, a state leading mark and PA#4 converted mile. Sami Aziz of Germantown Friends ran a state leading 9:28.7 to win the 3200 meter run. Brandon Shippen of Norristown ran 6.4 to finish 3rd in the 55 meter dash and a PA#8 time of 22.4 to finish 4th in the 200 meter dash. Aaron Webb of Pottsgrovve cleared 6-4 to win the high jump. West Chester Henderson ran a PA#3 time of of 10:35.1 to finish 8th in the distance medley relay. PA finished 2-3-4 in the 4x400 meter relay, with Penncrest running 3:26.9 for 2nd, Glen Mills running a PA#6 time of 3:27.4 for 3rd, and Norristown running a PA#8 time of 3:28.0 for 4th.
For the girls, Imani Harris-Quillen of Swenson ran a PA#5 time of 58.1 to finish 3rd in the 400 meter dash. Jordan Matthews of Abington ran a PA#8 time of 58.7 to finish 6th in the same event. Alexis Bell of Norristown ran 25.7 to finish 8th in the 200 meter dash. Megan McGarrity of St Basil Academy ran 5:12.0 to win the 1600 meter run. West Chester Henderson ran a PA#3 time of 9:29.4 to finish 2nd in the 4x800 meter relay. Abington ran a PA#6 time of 4:05.1 to finish 3rd in the 4x400 meter relay. |
New York, NY RESULTS POSTED |
