05/01 |
MACSA Middle School Invitational |
Grantham, PA RESULTS POSTED |
05/01 |
North Schuylkill
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Ashland, PA |
05/02 |
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Plymouth-Whitemarsh, PA
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05/02 |
Liberty
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Bethlehem, PA |
05/02 |
MACSA High School Invitational
Josiah Hanko of Trinity Christian ran 4:29.11 to win the Group A 1600 meter run, 2:00.80 to win the 800 meter run, and 9:56.12 to win the 3200 meter run. Alexis Enck of Lititz Christian ran 2:27.16 to win the 800 meter run, 5:34.37 to win the 1600 meter run, and 12:59.31 to win the 3200 meter run in group B.
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Grantham, PA RESULTS POSTED |
05/03 |
Wissahickon
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Maxmilian Hairston of Cheltenham ran a PA#6 time of 38.47 to win the 300 meter hurdles. He also added a PA#5 time of 14.37 to win the 110 meter hurdles. The Wissahickon combination of Cornell Dixon (PA#4 48.84) and Dave Stellato (PA#5 48.85) finished 1-2 in the 400 meter dash. Jack Macauley of North Penn ran a PA#8 time of 9:26.87 to win the 3200 meter run. Jalen Ramsey of Norristown cleared 6-9 to become the 2nd PA athlete to clear that height this season.
For the girls, Emma Keenan of Gwynedd Mercy improved on her PA#1 mark in the 800 meter run with a winning time of 2:11.98. Sarah Holl of Upper Dublin won the 3200 meter run with a PA#4 time of 10:57.60. Stacey Nagele of Quakertown cleared 11 feet to win the pole vault. Taylor Morgan of Upper Dublin cleared 5-6 to win the high jump. Meghan McGovern of North Penn ran 5:00.10 to win the 1600 meter run. |
Ambler, PA RESULTS POSTED
VIDEO INTERVIEWS
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05/03 |
Abington Heights girls ran 9:43.77 to win the 4x100 meter relay. Lakeland ran 50.49 to win the 4x100 meter relay. For the boys, Mid Valley ran 43.51 to win the 4x100 meter relay AA while Valley View ran 43.48 to win the AAA 4x100.
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Scranton, PA RESULTS POSTED |
05/03 |
Bedford-Fulton County Junior High Track Meet |
Saxton, PA |
05/03 - 05/05 |
University of South Florida
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Tampa, FL COLLEGIATE LIVE RESULTS |
05/03 - 05/04 |
After one day, Malik Jones of Monsignor Bonner had two fantastic sprint performances. He had the fastest qualifying times in the 200 and 400 meter dashes in the American division. His 200 meter time of 21.68 and his 400 meter time of 48.63 are both state leading marks! Johnathon Stiles of Penn Wood had the fastest qualifying time in the National division 400 meter dash with a PA#2 time of 48.67. Eric Futch of Penn Wood ran a PA#4 time of 14.33 to lead National division qualifiers in the 110 meter hurdles. Andrew Brandt of Marple Newtown cleared 6-5 to win the American division high jump. Chazz Wilks of Cardinal O'Hara threw a PA#8 mark of 167-1 to win the American division discus.
On day 2, Eric Futch of Penn Wood stole the show. Futch won four events in the National division, which included him taking back his state lead in the 300 meter hurdles with a US#3 time of 36.67! Futch added a PA#1 21.57 in the 200 meter dash, a PA#2 10.74 in the 100, and a PA#4 time of 14.14 in the 110 meter hurdles. Teammate Jonathan Stiles became the 6th different state leader in the 400 meter dash in 24 hours, running 48.19 to win that event. In the American division, Chris Williams of Strath Haven became the new state leader in the 110 meter hurdles with a winning time of 13.86. Teammate Wellington Zaza was 2nd in a PA#2 time of 14.07. Zaza also ran a PA#5 time of 38.02 to win the 300 meter hurdles. Teammate Jack Huemmler won the 800 (1:55.49), the 1600 (4:23.91) and the 3200 meter runs (9:31.32).
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Prospect Park, PA RESULTS POSTED |
05/03 - 05/05 |
On day 1, Penncrest had the fastest time in the 4x100 meter relay prelims with a PA#7 time of 48.96. Tirzah Johnson of Upper Darby won the triple jump with a PA#8 mark of 37-4. Penn Wood had the fastest 4x400 meter prelim time with a PA#6 time of 3:56.54. Katie Nappi of Notre Dame ran a PA#5 time of 45.20 to lead all qualifiers in the 300 meter hurdles.
On day 2, Caela Williams ran a PA#4 time of 56.25 to win the 400 meter dash. Katie Keyser of Garnet Valley ran a PA#6 time of 2:14.33 to win the 800 meter run. Hannah Grossman of Strath Haven ran a PA#7 time of 4:57.13 to win the 1600 meter run. Katie Nappi of Notre Dame moved up to PA#4 in the 300 meter hurdles with a winning time of 45.14. Penn Wood ran a PA#4 time of 48.38 to win the 4x100 meter relay and a PA#4 time of 3:53.62 to win the 4x400 meter relay.
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Drexel Hill, PA RESULTS POSTED |
05/03 |
Pennridge
Austin Kohler (1:54.2) and Joey Logue (1:54.4) of Pennridge finished 1-2 in the 800 meter run. Paul Wahlman of Council Rock North ran 37.8 to win the 300 meter hurdles, good for PA#6 honors. He also added a 49.4 win in the 400 meter dash and a 14.9 win the 100 meter hurdles.
For the girls, Tori Gerlach ran a PA#4 time of 2:12.0 to win the 800 meter run. Natalia Pinkney of Pennridge ran a PA#2 time of 11.8 to win the 100 meter dash. Veronica Eder of Central Bucks East ran 4:59.2 to win the 1600 meter run. Kate Scott of Council Rock North ran 11:00.1 to win the 3200 meter run. Liz Daniels of Central Bucks East ran 25.6 to win the 200 meter dash.
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Perkasie, PA BOYS RESULTS POSTED
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05/03 |
Jim LeDonne North Allegheny Invitational |
Wexford, PA RESULTS POSTED |
05/03 - 05/05 |
Elizabethtown College
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, PA COLLEGIATE RESULTS POSTED |
05/03 |
Neshaminy boys won the 4x100 meter relay with a new state leading time of 41.96, the only team to break 42 seconds this season. Bryan Reice of Neshaminy ran 22.04 to win the 200 meter dash. Upper Moreland ran a PA#8 time of 7:59.35 to win the 4x800 meter relay. Tyrek Edwards of Archbishop Ryan became the new state leader in the long jump with a winning mark of 23-5.
For the girls, Jordan Matthews of Abington had two PA#4 performances. She won the 400 meter dash in 56.87 and then finished 2nd in the long jump with a mark of 18-8.50. Long jump honors went to Cheltenham's Ciara Andrews. Her winning mark of 19-1.50 leads the state! Kayla Coley of Cheltenham improved on her state lead in the 300 meter hurdles with a winning time of 44.16. She also ran 15.29 to win the 100 meter hurdles. Amanda Benninghoff of Council Rock South cleared 12-1.25 to win the pole vault. Mary Newell of Villa Joseph Marie threw 40-4.50 to win the shot put and earn PA#5 honors. |
Warminster, PA RESULTS POSTED |
05/03 - 05/05 |
PSAC Track & Field Championships R
Bloomsburg
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Bloomsburg, PA COLLEGIATE LIVE RESULTS
RESULTS POSTED
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05/03 |
Don Bosco Prep
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Mahwah, NJ RESULTS POSTED NO PA TEAMS
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05/03 |
Wilson Junior High Girls All County Meet |
West Lawn, PA RESULTS POSTED |
05/04 |
39th Annual Baldwin Invitational Story and Photos by Phil Grove Call it shock and awe. Western Pennsylvania’s track and field royalty put on a powerful display – on the land and in the air, during the day and at night – at Friday’s 39th Baldwin Invitational. Paced by Billy Stanley’s monster PR, Angel Piccirillo’s middle-distance double and Larissa Debich’s barrier-breaking vault, state-leading marks and meet and stadium records were the order of the day.
As he has all year, Stanley set the tone early, opening the javelin competition with a new PR of 223 feet, 7 inches that didn’t last the day. He followed with throws of 212-2 and 214-4 to open the door for his best display yet of technique and power. “He’s lifting more, that’s the thing,” South Park head coach Jeff Hufnagel said of the difference between the 2011 Billy Stanley and the 2012 version. “He does a shoulder workout the day before every meet. He did it one time earlier in the year, and he threw his best.” With three more throws in the offing, Stanley did what his coaches say he does very well – critique his performances. “I felt everything was right except for one thing – I was picking my right leg up,” the Ohio State recruit said of the lone technical flaw from his opening throws. “The last throw I was working on dragging it through. I dragged it through, laid back and it went.” With the outcome never in doubt – Stanley won the event by almost 56 feet – the senior focused on hurling the 800-gram implement to distances that excited competitors and spectators before quieting them so they could hear the measurements announced. He opened the final at 220-6 before throwing 219-9. He saved the best for last as his final sprint down the grass runway resulted in a US#2 effort of 234-9 and a six-throw average of 220-10. “Wow, I didn’t think I would go back up to 220 after my first three throws,” said Stanley, who broke the invitational record by almost 25 feet in moving to within 6 inches of the state record by Justin Shirk of Central Dauphin. “Then 219 and then I told my coaches I was still picking my right leg up. I went off by myself, away from everyone because I don’t like talking to anyone while I’m competing. And then I thought in my head what it should feel like and I was practicing dragging my foot through.” Next up for Stanley – setting new goals. “I yelled over to him after, ‘You worked hard today,’” Hufnagel said of his javelin wizard. “He was sweatin’, huffin’ and puffin’. He wanted it today, not that he didn’t before. “The other day at our team meeting, I said, ‘What’s your next goal?’ He said 230. Now on Monday, I’m going to ask him, ‘What’s your next goal?’”
Redemption Comes With Record-Setting Runs
“I came here wanting to do this,” she said after her victory in the featured mile. “I had Penn Relays (last week), it didn’t really go well, I’m not really happy with how I did. I had this opportunity that I can kind of get back on my feet from that. I definitely had that motivation of remembering how I did last week.” Piccirillo, with a game Margo Malone of North Hills in tow, scorched the first lap of the mile in 66 seconds, well ahead of the scripted pace and outside the comfort zone of both competitors. A 74-second lap left the Homer Center star on pace and with a growing lead. “We wanted to hit 2:20, but we would rather have seen 70-70, 66 and 74 was not quite the plan,” coach Michael Gentile said. “I’m sure she backed off a little bit to try to adjust for that. I was happy she did not fall apart, panic. “Lap 3 she likes to try to save. I tell her you race lap 3, the crowd will get you through lap 4. She went 72 last lap with a 66 opener. We’re going to take that.” Piccirillo continued to widen her lead over the final two laps, with Malone losing contact and her stadium and event records as fatigue set in for those out front. “I knew she could push me through, so my plan was to stick with her and see what I can do,” said Malone, who was second in 4:58.08. “I wasn’t expecting to go out that fast. Whoa. This is crazy, but I thought I would give it a try. “I definitely have never experienced that feeling during the last lap in the mile. It wasn’t the best feeling, but it will make you stronger in the long run.” Later at half the distance, Piccirillo again set a fast tempo, this time an on-pace 64-second lap with Peyton Hampson of Waynesburg Central fighting to stay close. With a seemingly effortless stride, Piccirillo reached the line well up on Hampson’s 2:14.14 and soon enough to erase a 2-year-old PR. “If that had been 2:10 something, I would have stopped running forever,” Piccirillo joked. “I haven’t run a really good 800. My 2:11 PR was from my sophomore year. To come out here and get another PR and really get under 2:10, I’m really, really pumped about that.” In putting his runner’s double under the microscope, Gentile said the performances passed any test. “This pretty much tops it all,” he said. “That’s the best we’ve ever seen out of her. “I believed and knew that she could run 2:10 and the low 4:40s. I know it’s there, it just hasn’t happened. After a monumental disappointment really … that’s one mentally tough kid.”
Top Vault Delivered as Predicted Topping 13 feet in the girls pole vault is no easy task, but Hempfield Area’s Debich also hoisted the extra burden Friday of delivering on a bold prediction that she made earlier this season. “I told my dad when I jumped 12-7 at Norwin that Baldwin was going to be the meet that I do 13-0,” the Auburn signee said of her US#3 13-0.25 clearance. “It’s not going to come before that. It’s going to be at Baldwin. I jumped it here, so it was good.” Last into the competition at 12-0 – a height that only runner-up Marissa Kalsey of Waynesburg Central was also able to clear – Debich needed just one attempt each to clear her opener and 12-6. A second-attempt success at 12-7 preceded her slipping over the bar on the first try in 13-foot territory. “I’ve come in at 12-0 before at a few dual meets whenever the weather was nice,” she said of her higher starting height. “Today I knew I was going to do it. It was just fun. “I jumped 13 feet over the summer so I’m not just going to jump 13. I’m going to jump 13 and a quarter (inch) this time.” The new stadium and meet records came despite the competition taking place on a temporary runway constructed on the football field. “The first time I vaulted on one I PRed 9 inches,” Debich said of the raised runway. “I don’t think there’s a difference, but some people do.”
Seneca Valley Standout, Hickory Quartet Shine
“My coach always said use it or lose it,” he said of his philosophy toward the 400, his favorite. “I get out pretty fast. Once I hit the 100, I see where I am, I don’t slow down but I stride it out. My third 100, I just keep my form, and once I hit the 100-110 mark, I just use all the rest that I’ve got.” Seneca Valley assistant coach Gar Bercury said the best is likely yet to come for Philogene. “That’s pretty good,” Bercury said of the 400 clocking. “He’s gonna do better. We said let’s go under 48.5 and then go from there. We have been setting pretty high goals.” Certainly it would be difficult to ask for more from four of Hickory’s downsized contingent because of a conflict with the school’s prom as the Hornets’ field event standouts accounted for five victories and eight top 3 finishes. Lauren Lubarski was the busiest, with a PA#1 5-8 in the high jump coming alongside runner-up finishes in the javelin (131-2) and discus (136-6). Her winning effort tied the meet record, was a PR and erased a 37-year-old school record. “I sat down, closed my eyes and said a prayer,” she said of her preparation for the third-attempt clearance for the win. “I relaxed, got in the zone and jumped 5-8.” Teammate Matt Bell picked up two of the other victories, hitting a PA#2 61-4 in the shot put and 172-10 in the discus and getting back on track for meeting his season goals. “Last year, I only threw 125 here, so the 172 was definitely a goal I needed to get,” he said. “But the 61, it’s been a while. I threw 60 feet indoor, and I was never even close to 60 so far outdoor. My farthest was 59 and that was only once. It definitely feels good to know that I’m getting better than I was indoor.” Jennifer Neider won the shot with a PA#2 47-4, and Taylor Woods dominated the discus with a state-best 146-4 and was second in the shot. Other highlights included a meet-opening PA#4 7:55.97 for Kiski Area in the boys 4x800 relay. The Cavaliers got the best of Slippery Rock Area (PA#6 7:56.96) and Quaker Valley (PA#7 7:57.46) in a race that saw three teams enter the final 100 with a shot at victory. “We feel good about the progress,” coach Tom Berzonsky said. “There’s room for improvement, so we’re looking forward to getting in the big races.”
Flash Results: Billy Stanley of South Park added almost 12 feet to his state lead and US#2 mark with a PA#2 ALL TIME mark of 234-9! The all time mark is 235-3 by Justin Shirk of Central Dauphin nearly 3 years ago to the day. Matt Bell of Hickory moved up to PA#2 in the shot put with a winning mark of 61-4. Kiski Area ran a PA#4 time of 7:55.97 to win the 4x800 meter relay. Oliver Philogene of Seneca Valley soared to PA#1 in the 400 meter dash with a time of 48.30
For the girls, Larisa Debich of Hempfield (7) improved on her state leading mark in the pole vault for the 3rd meet in a row with a US#3 mark of 13-0.25! Jennifer Neider of Hickory moved up to PA#2 in the shot put with a winning mark of 47-4, adding almost a full foot to her previous season best. Angel Piccirillo of Homer Center ran a US#2 time of 4:44.08 to win the mile and a US#9 800 of 2:09.82. And Hickory's Taylor Woods threw a PA#1 discus of 146-4, improving on her own mark from earlier this season. |
Pittsburgh, PA RESULTS POSTED
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05/04 |
State College senior Alex Shisler briefly held the top spot
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Emily Marshall of Bradford Area ran a PA#7 time of 45.37 to win the 300 meter hurdles. Molly Love of State College cleared 11 feet to win the pole vault. Korey Replogle and Dylan Mountain of Altoona finished 1-2 in the 1600 and 3200 meter runs. Both ran in the 4:20s in the 1600, and Replogle ran 9:36.98 while Mountain ran 9:38.02. Teammate Ryan Steinbugl cleared 14-9 to win the pole vault.
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Altoona, PA
RESULTS POSTED
VIDEO INTERVIEW |
05/04 |
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Kane senior Patrick Anderson came in at 15', cleared on one attempt. Then cleared on his first attempt at 16' before taking three attempts at the all-time state best mark of 16-6. His first and third attempts at 16-7.50 were good looks on a new pole. He'll have a minimum of four more meets to go for the mark held by Hatboro-Horsham's Joe Berry.
In girls' competition, Elk County Catholic sophomore Kennedy Weisner doubled, taking the 1600 in 4:53.87 and the 800 in 2:13.91. Carrie Baker of Bedford cleared 10-9 to win the pole vault. Bellwood Antis boys ran 43.57 to win the 4x100 meter relay. Matt Dull of Chestnut Ridge ran a meet record 38.87 to win the 300 meter hurdles. Charles Wilson-Adams of Tyrone cleared 6-8 to win the high jump. Michael Shuey of Johnsonburg threw 195-6 to win the javelin.
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Altoona, PA
RESULTS POSTED
VIDEO INTERVIEW |
05/04 |
7th Puma/Henderson Track & Field Invitational ![]() For the boys, Curt Jewett of Northeast Bradford finished 2nd in the 1600 meter run with a PA#4 time of 4:17.55. Terrance Taylor of Conestoga Valley ran a PA#4 time of 48.41 to win the 400 meter dash. Central Bucks South ran a PA#4 time of 42.33 to win the 4x100 meter relay. ![]()
Boys PV, boys 3200 and all 4x400 will finish Saturday because thunderstorms forced the postponement Friday evening.
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West Chester, PA RESULTS POSTED
Photo Gallery by Charles Stone
VIDEO INTERVIEWS Tatnall girls who speep 1-3 in the 1600
Bayshore NY boy and girl take the 300 hurdles.
Ryan Hynes, CB South: Long Jump
Also coming: Eliana Yankelev |
05/04 - 05/05 |
83rd Annual John H. Shaner Memorial Track Meet
Taylor Thomas of Wyomissing ran a PA#6 time of 21.89 to win the 200 meter dash. Pd Gantert of Conrad Weiser won the 1600 (4:24.53) and 3200 meter runs (9:47.08). Jared Horne of Schuylkill Valley ran 15.01 to win the 110 meter hurdles. Blailin Baker of Muhlenberg threw 55-1.25 to win the shot put. Imani Brown of Reading jumped 48-11.25 to win the triple jump. Evan Arnott of Schuylkill Valley threw 164-5 to win the discus.
For the girls, Cyre Virgo of Fleetwood Area cleared 5-5 to win the high jump. Bre Manzoloillo of Schuylkill Valley cleared 11-3 to win the pole vault. Karlie Heistand of Hamburg Area ran 5:15.38 to win the 1600 meter run. Gina Lytz of Berks Catholic won the 100 (12.89) and 200 meter dashes (26.28). |
Wyomissing, PA RESULTS POSTED
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05/04 | Abington Heights Junior High Invitational |
Clarks Summit, PA RESULTS POSTED
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05/04 |
Nick Conway of Port Allegheny won the 110 meter (15.37 meet record) and 300 meter hurdles (39.80). Teammate Trevor Neal cleared 6-3 to win the high jump. For the girls, Clarrissa Knauer of Northern Potter threw 128-5 to win the javelin. Nicole Fink of Coudersport won the 100 meter (17.40) and 300 meter hurdles (50.60).
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Coudersport, PA RESULTS POSTED |
05/04 |
Manchester Valley Maverick Invitational
Bobby Smutsky of Northern ran 11.17 in the 100 meter dash and 21.86 in the 200 meter dash to win both gold medals. Alesha Herman of Susquehannock ran 12.61 in the 100 meter dash to finish 3rd and 25.87 in the 200 meter dash to finish 2nd
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Manchester, MD RESULTS POSTED
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05/04 |
Penn State University
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University Park, PA COLLEGIATE
RESULTS POSTED |
05/04 |
Morgan Sutton of Wyalusing won the 100 (12.81), the 200 (27.13) and 400 meter dashes (1:00.91). Elyse Skerpon of Sayre won both the high hurdles (16.50) and the intermediate hurdles (46.87). Alexis Daly of Wyalusing threw 122-5 to win the javelin. For the boys, Jesse Dagutis of Sayre won the 100 (11.16) and 200 meter dashes (22.81). Cole Mensch of Waverly won the high hurdles (15.68) and intermediate hurdles (40.75).
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Sayre, PA RESULTS POSTED |
05/04 - 05/05 |
Patriot League Championships
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05/04 |
Jessie Merckle of Fort Cherry closed the gap on the state lead in the javelin with a PA#2 and US#3 mark of 155-3! Samantha Logan of Knoch ran a PA#7 time of 2:14.88 to win the 800 meter run. Courtney McQuaide of Greensburg Salem cleared 11 feet to win the pole vault. Lydia Dennis of Mars Area won the triple jump with a mark of 37-2. For the boys, Shawn Johnson of Canon-McMillan won the high jump (6-4) and the triple jump (PA#3 47-3.50). Zack Soyring of Canon-McMillan threw 180-3 to win the javelin.
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Gibsonia, PA RESULTS POSTED |
05/04 |
Route 16 Last Chance Meet
Greencastle-Antrim
Greg Boyer of Greencastle-Antrim won the 100 hurdles (15.6), the 300 hurdles (40.3), and the pole vault (11 feet even). For the girls, Nakita Gearhart of Greencastle-Antrim won the high jump (4-10), the discus, (106-11), and the javelin (105-11).
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Greencastle, PA RESULTS POSTED
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05/04 |
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Pottsville, PA |
05/05 - 05/06 |
Mason Dixon Conference Championships
Gwynedd-Mercy College
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05/04 |
Jim Kehoe Twilight Invitational R
University of Maryland
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College Park, MD RESULTS POSTED COLLEGIATE |
05/05 |
Ryun Holder of Chambersburg set a meet record in the 800 meter run with a winning time of 1:54.91. Vinny Todaro of Big Spring ran a PA#2 time of 4:16.73 to win the 1600 meter run. Imani Brown of Reading won the long jump (22-5.75) and the triple jump (47-6.50). For the girls, Meredith Speakman of Boiling Springs ran a PA#8 time of 10:58.46 to win the 3200 meter run. Ameleah Moyer of Carlisle threw 39-6 to win the shot put. Lillie Brown of Boiling Springs ran 2:19.65 to win the 800 meter run.
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Carlisle, PA RESULTS POSTED |
05/05 |
Cedar Cliff
Cumberland Valley boys ran 10:48.6 to win the distance medley relay and they won the triple jump relay with a combined mark of 80-4.75. Harrisburg won the 4x100 (43.1) and the 4x200 meter relays (1:30.6). Central Dauphin ran 3:24.8 to win the 4x400 meter relay.
For the girls, Cedar Cliff won the pole vault relay with a mark of 21 feet even and they won the 4x400 meter relay with a time of 4:02.2. Cumberland Valley ran 12:47.9 to win the distance medley relay. Central Dauphin ran 1:46.5 to win the 4x200 meter relay. |
Camp Hill, PA RESULTS COMING |
05/05 |
Syosset
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NO PA TEAMS |
05/05 |
Manheim Township
Lampeter Strasburg girls ran a meet record time of 3:59.8 to win the 4x400 meter relay. Rachel Kline of Palmyra cleared 5-3 to win the high jump. Both Kayla Garpsta of Hempfield (3) and Rebecca Swisher of Lancaster Catholic cleared 11 feet in the pole vault. For the boys, Kyle Felpel of Cocalico threw 61-7.50 to win the shot put, 174-1 for 2nd in the discus, and 181-1 to win the javelin. Kyle Long of Hempfield threw 190-11 to win the discus and 54-11.50 to finish 2nd in the shot put.
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Lancaster, PA RESULTS POSTED |
05/05 |
Brittany Burg of Mercersburg won the 100 (12.6) and 200 meter dashes (26.0) as well as the 300 meter hurdles (47.6). Teammate Sarah Firestone won the long jump (14-7), the discus (93-8) and the shot put (31-8). For the boys, Zack Holzwarth of Mercersburg won the high jump (5-6) and the pole vault (12-4).
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Mercersburg, PA RESULTS COMING |
05/05 |
James Cross Wilkes-Barre Invitational
Hilari Norris of Wyoming Valley West ran a PA#5 time of 14.84 to win the 100 meter hurdles and Olivia Jendrezjewski of Hanover jumped 36-3 to win the triple jump. For the boys, Nick O'Brien of Wyoming Area threw 188-4 to win the javelin and Martin Steve of Hanover threw 154 feet even to win the discus.
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Wilkes-Barre, PA RESULTS POSTED |
05/05 |
Council Rock North
Marisa Sheeva of Pennridge ran a PA#6 time of 4:56.53 to win the 1600 meter run. Jamie Tramel of Harry S Truman ran a PA#7 time of 25.07 to win the 200 meter dash. Amanda Benninghoff of Council Rock South cleared 12 feet to win the pole vault. Mary Newell of Villa Joseph Marie threw 39 feet even to win the shot put.
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Newtown, PA RESULTS POSTED |
05/05 |
Lower Merion
Tichina Rhodes of Swenson ran a PA#2 time of 44.73 to win the 300 meter hurdles. She also added a PA#4 time of 56.77 to win the 400 meter dash. Great Valley girls ran a PA#6 time of 9:22.76 to win the 4x800 meter relay. In the 4x100 meter relay, Coatesville (PA#1 47.49), Swenson (PA#2 47.54) and Norristown (PA#4 48.47) ran state top five performances against each other. Amy Hicks of Swenson ran a T-PA#6 time of 15.03 to win the 100 meter hurdles. Teammate Imani Harris ran a PA#5 time of 25.04 to win the 200 meter dash.
For the boys, Haneef Hardy of Swenson ran a PA#4 time of 48.44 to win the 400 meter dash. Teammate Niager Mathis ran a PA#4 time of 21.82 to win the 200 meter dash. The Swenson 4x400 meter relay ran a PA#2 time of 3:18.61 to earn gold. |
Ardmore, PA RESULTS POSTED
PHOTOS
VIDEO INTERVIEWS Aaron Willet:, Coatesville: 300H Bridget Coffey, North Penn: Javelin
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05/05 |
Robbinsville HS
St Hubert's girls ran 1:54.24 to finish 4th in the 800 meter sprint medley relay. Marquis Seamon of Father Judge finished 4th in the long jump with a mark of 19-9 and jumped 41-7.50 to finish 4th in the triple jump.
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Robbinsville, NJ RESULTS POSTED |
05/05 |
Ryan Smathers of North East won the 1600 (4:19.31) and 800 meter runs (1:57.33). Cassie Swartzbaugh of Youngsville won the 100 hurdles (16.67) and the 300 meter hurdles (46.67).
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North East, PA RESULTS POSTED |
05/05 |
Oil Country Track & Field Invitational
Marina Wareham of Kennedy Catholic won the 400 meter dash (59.95) and the 800 meter run (2:19.53). Abby Jones of Franklin Area cleared 5-5.25 to win the high jump. Jaynee Corbett of Corry Area threw 39-6 to win the shot put and 119-7 to win the discus.
For the boys, Austin Pondel of Corry Area won the 1600 (4:36.20) and 3200 meter runs (10:14.09). Johnathon Jacoway of Sharon won the long jump (21 feet even) and the triple jump (45-2.25). Kyle Armagost of Moniteau threw 183-6 to win the javelin. |
Oil City, PA RESULTS POSTED |
05/05 |
The Rob Thomas Memorial Neshaminy Invitational
Bryan Reice of Neshaminy won the 100 (10.91) and 200 meter dashes (22.25). Neshaminy ran 42.37 to win the 4x100 meter relay. Corey Smith of Central Bucks West cleared 14-6 to win the pole vault.
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Langhorne, PA RESULTS POSTED |
05/05 |
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Philadelphia, PA RESULTS POSTED |
05/05 |
West Mifflin Junior Varsity Invitational
West Mifflin
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West Mifflin, PA |
05/05 |
Deme'shia Davis of Central Dauphin East ran a PA#6 time of 56.92 to win the 400 meter dash. Angelica Gonzalez of Red Lion ran 45.95 to win the 300 meter hurdles. Jamila Janneh of New Oxford won the high Jump (5-2), the long jump (16-7.25) and the triple jump (37-0.75). For the boys, Jay Stone of Central York won the 110 hurdles (15.06) and the 300 hurdles (39.20). Milton Hershey ran a PA#6 time of 42.41 to win the 4x100 meter relay and a PA#2 time of 3:18.63 to win the 4x400 meter relay. Ibn Short of Milton Hershey cleared 6-6 to win the high jump.
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York, PA RESULTS POSTED |
05/05 - 05/06 |
Capital Athletic Conference Championship
Frostburg State University
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Frostburg, MD RESULTS POSTED |
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