Ridley 

 

Alicia Collier of Penncrest won the 100 (12.56) and 200 meter dashes (25.06). Brianna Belo of Episcopal Academy ran a PA#2 56.87 to win the 400 meter dash. Allie Wilson of Strath Haven recorded her own PA#2 performance, running 2:11.69 to win the 800 meter run ahead of PA#7 Liz McGroarty of Garnet Valley (2:14.61). Upper Darby ran 48.43 to win the 4x100 meter relay. Strath Haven ran 3:55.83 to win the 4x400 meter relay. Cardinal O’Hara ran 9:29.21 to win the 4x800 meter relay. Claudine Andre of Upper Darby won the high hurdles (15.49), the high jump (5-2), the triple jump (36-11.50) and saved her best performance for the long jump with a meet record and PA#3 mark of 18-7.75!

Girls Highlights

• 1,600 Meter Run - Erin Dolan (Cardinal O'Hara) 5:05.44; Alexis Malmberg (Episcopal Academy) 5:06.82; Amy Kelly (Cardinal O'Hara) 5:07.52; Abby Kennedy (Strath Haven) 5:09.84; Courtney Naser (Haverford Township HS) 5:11.38;
• 300 Meter Hurdles - Jamie Kenney (Strath Haven) 45.20; Brittany Shields (Ridley) 45.96; Stephanie Toland (Haverford Township HS) 45.77; Tara Boyle (Episcopal Academy) 46.32; Brittany Shields (Ridley) 45.80; Tara Boyle (Episcopal Academy) 46.22;
• 3,200 Meter Run - Grace Mancini (Cardinal O'Hara) 11:12.10;
• 400 Meter Dash - Brianna Belo (Episcopal Academy) 56.87; Katie Arbogast (Penncrest) 57.85;
• 4x800 Meter Relay - Cardinal O'Hara 9:29.21; Strath Haven 9:38.66;
• 800 Meter Run - Allie Wilson (Strath Haven) 2:11.69; Liz McGroarty (Garnet Valley) 2:14.61; Mikayla Schneider (Academy of Notre Dame) 2:17.54;
• Discus - Rachel Vresilovic (Strath Haven) 122-10;
• Long Jump - Claudine Andre (Upper Darby) 18-7.75;
• Triple Jump - Claudine Andre (Upper Darby) 36-11.5;

 

 

Baldwin  

 

 

Meet feature and photos by Phil Grove

Everybody SAYS that records are made to be broken. So if you are going to break a record, why not do it in such a way that everybody KNOWS that a record really was broken.

Max Adams and Brianna Schwartz did just that Friday at the 41^st Baldwin Invitational, demolishing meet standards with performances worthy of the 2014 national top 10. A handful of PA#1s also were thrown in for good measure as all eyes have started to turn toward Shippensburg.

A senior, Adams is now US#6 in the boys’ discus after uncorking a heave of 192 feet, while Shaler Area’s Schwartz made the girls’ 3,200-meter record her own with a solo run of 10 minutes, 10.03 seconds that just missed the all-time state record.
 

Fast start, strong finish fuels Schwartz

Armed with a race strategy that would take her through 1,600 meters in 5 minutes, Schwartz tore into the night and ahead of the pack at seemingly breakneck speed. As it turns out, the opening 200 was faster than planned (33 seconds) as the distance standout had to take her foot off the accelerator a little and settle back into a pace that few in the country have matched this season.

“I definitely took it out a little too fast, but I felt relaxed and calm so I just got back to my pace after that,” the junior said. “I felt good for the first mile, but it kind of caught up to me in the second mile. I just hung in there, and I was able to get my best time so I was happy.”

Covering the opening lap in just over 70 seconds, the Shaler Area standout brought her pace back into line with pre-race expectations and hit the 800 in 2:27, 3:44 and the metric mile in 5:01. Schwartz was almost nine seconds ahead of the duo of Mary Malone of North Hills and Marianne Abdalah of Vincentian Academy after just two laps and 21-plus seconds up after four circuits.

“I knew that she was going to go out really hard so I knew that she wasn’t even going to be in the race,” said Malone, who was locked in another duel with the freshman Abdalah. “We wouldn’t even worry about her.”

With the crowd now fully behind her, Schwartz continued to race through the field as the all-time state record of 10:09.2 by State College’s Martha White started to come into view. Racing past lapped runners, Schwartz hit the line just shy of the 1978 statewide record but annihilated the meet record of 10:25.7 set in 1990 by former Baldwin and Villanova star Carole Zajac. 

“Not only is breaking a record just a great feeling, but to know how great of a runner that Carole Zajac was is really humbling to know that I accomplished what she did,” Schwartz said of making history once again.

Giving chase behind Schwartz was Malone, who broke away from her running partner at the midpoint and embarked on a PR effort in a rare one-race meet. 

“This is the first time I have run it fresh EVER,” proclaimed Malone, who is now PA#4 after her 10:41.99 clocking as the runner-up. 

“And it felt really good. My legs felt really fresh and good. I felt good the whole time and strong.

“I wanted to break 10:50 because I have never done that. So I’m happy with it.”

Abdallah finished third in a PA#7 10:49.10.
 

Finals secure, Adams puts name in record book in prelims

Hempfield Area’s Adams has thrown well before at Baldwin, hitting a near-record 187-2 as the winner of the discus in the 2013 invitational. He also has won a pair of WPIAL titles at the venue.

Friday’s competition was on a higher level for the senior as he surpassed the old meet record of 187-9 by Connellsville’s Rodney Richter not once but twice and hit the national elite.

“I already knew I was going to get into finals with (170-3), so my coach (Dave Murray) goes, “You have five throws. Just try to do the best you can.’ So I just tried to kill it with my last throw (of prelims).”

The winner followed his opener with a foul before he rocketed to the top of the state rankings and to US#6 with his 192-0 effort. In the finals, he exceeded his previous season best on all three throws, hitting for 179-8, 190-3 and 185-10 to now have three of the four longest throws in the state this season.

“It’s the best day I’ve had in a long time,” proclaimed Adams, who finished almost 30 feet ahead of the field.

However, his performance in the discus was just the second half of a stellar afternoon at Baldwin. Moments before the discus final, Adams was locked in a shot put battle that featured all three of the state’s 60-footers thus far in 2014 – Adams, Hickory’s Luke Lewis and Knoch freshman Jordan Geist.

“I knew I was going to have to throw far because Jordan Geist and Luke Lewis are phenomenal throwers,” Adams said. “I knew I was going to have to throw far to beat them. I just had to get prepared and make sure I had my form down.”

Lewis’ opening throw of 58-9 held up for five full rounds, but the Purdue recruit continued to improve. His next four throws showed amazing consistency as the heaves were only separated by 7 inches and averaged 61-2, covering 60-10, 61-5, 61-1 and 61-4. The state leader closed out the proceedings with another 58-9.

Entering the finals at 55-7, Adams improved his way into the runner-up position and past 60 feet for the second time this season. His final throw covered 60-1, while Geist finished third at 56-1.

Gateway’s Montae Nicholson put up a pair of season-best efforts in his individual wins. A new PA#1 14.15 clocking in the 110 hurdles came despite a less-than-stellar semifinal race that put him in lane 2 and a false start that the field was unable to react to until it had run more than half of the distance.

Self-discipline (and) composure, my mom preaches that if something goes wrong you have to stay composed,” the Michigan State recruit said of his ability to overcome the obstacles to a state-leading time. “Anything can happen. Good or bad, you have to get through it.

“It gave me a little bit more drive. My prelims and semis gave some other people some hope because my steps weren’t that good. I crashed a few hurdles. It kind of gave me some fuel just knowing that other people were looking forward to me not running that well.”

In the long jump, Nicholson was equally as dominating although the senior’s opener was by far his shortest leap as it covered only 20-3.25. He quickly hit full stride and was in the lead heading into the finals as he stretched out to 22.4.25 and 22-10.5.

However, his prelim jumps couldn’t hold a candle to his trips down the runway later in the day. The eventual winning jump and new PA#1 of 24-3.5 in round 4 was followed by marks of 23-9.5 and 23-11.

A new PA#1 also came from the girls’ long jump, but that was just a part of a high-quality day turned in by Hempfield Area’s Maddie Holmberg. Opening with a state-leading 18-10, the junior came back with another PA leader at 19-1.

“I just fixed my form this week,” Holmberg said. “So this was my first meet that I had been able to compete with my new technique and new form. I’m happy with where it’s going.”

She also excelled in the 100 hurdles, running a PR 14.55 in qualifying before staving off Shaler Area’s Tori Soeder, 14.64 to 14.68.

“Tori’s a great athlete,” she said of her competitor. “She pushed me a lot so I’m grateful for that because I don’t know what my time would have been if she hadn’t pushed me.”

Holmberg is now PA#7 in the hurdles, while Soeder moved to PA#9.

And finally, Holmberg ran the second leg in Hempfield’s 4x100 relay. The squad finished with a PA#2 48.08.

 

Flash Highlights

• Brianna Schwartz, Shaler Area, US All-Time 3200 10:10.03 (2nd to Martha White, State College, 10:09.2h 1978)
• Max Adams, Hempfield Area, US#6 192-0 DISC prelim
• Maddie Holmberg, Hempfield (7) PA#1 long jump 19-1
• Montae Nicholson, Gateway, PA#1 110H 14:15 and PA#1 24-03.50 long jump
• Luke Lewis, Hickory, 61-5

Girls Highlights

• 100 Meter Hurdles - Maddie Holmberg (Hempfield Area (7)) 14.64; Tori Soeder (Shaler Area) 14.68;
• 100 Meter Dash - (Washington) 12.01; (Washington) 12.14; (Washington) 12.14; Jasmine Jones (Hempfield Area (7)) 12.23; (Vincentian Academy) 12.25;
• 1,600 Meter Run - Taylor Pletz (Mercyhurst Preparatory) 5:13.93;
• 200 Meter Dash - (Vincentian Academy) 24.64; (Washington) 24.73; Jasmine Jones (Hempfield Area (7)) 24.92;
• 300 Meter Hurdles - Maddie Holmberg (Hempfield Area (7)) 45.02; Aja Thorpe (Sewickley Academy) 45.17; Lauren Tracy (Hempfield Area (7)) 46.38;
• 3,200 Meter Run - Brianna Schwartz (Shaler Area) 10:10.03; Mary Malone (North Hills) 10:41.99; (Vincentian Academy) 10:49.10; Marissa Deichert (Laurel Highlands) 11:18.46;
• 400 Meter Dash - Jasmine Jones (Hempfield Area (7)) 57.70;
• 800 Meter Run - (Villa Maria Academy) 2:16.07; (Villa Maria Academy) 2:16.65; (West Allegheny) 2:17.12; Isabelle Marsh (Moon Area) 2:18.25; Caitlyn Janeda(North Hills) 2:19.05;
• Discus - (West Mifflin) 129-8; Kailyn Clancy (California Area High School) 129-4; (Wilmington) 125-3; Cailen Blaire (Hickory) 120-7;
• High Jump - Abby Jones (Franklin Area) 5-6; Shelby Burns (Laurel Highlands) 5-4;
• Javelin - Sarah Stanley (South Park High School) 138-8; Madison Wiltrout (Connellsville) 138-2; Cheyenne Winkle (South Side ) 137-3; Andrea Paterra (Elizabeth Forward) 131-10; Abbey Rose (Fort Leboeuf) 128-1; Morgan Defloria (Hempfield Area (7)) 122-9;
• Long Jump - Maddie Holmberg (Hempfield Area (7)) 19-1; Kaden Hinish (Baldwin) 17-10;
• One Mile Run - Madeleine Davison (North Allegheny) 4:51.79; Kelsey Potts (Mount Lebanon) 4:55.18; (West Allegheny) 5:01.41; Audrey Gordon (Mount Lebanon) 5:05.74; Chloe Grzyb (Peters Township) 5:14.21; Kelley Giles (Norwin) 5:14.90; Becky Paine (Seneca Valley) 5:15.76; Natalie Hilton (South Fayette High School) 5:16.23;
• Pole Vault - Bridget Guy (Hempfield Area (7)) 11-6; Ravenne O'Lear (Hempfield Area (7)) 11-0; Hannah Fellers (North Allegheny) 10-6; (Union City Area) 10-6;Nada Buntic (McDowell) 10-6; (Wilmington) 10-6;
• Shot Put - Kailyn Clancy (California Area High School) 46-10; Elena Marchand (Hickory) 43-2.25; (West Mifflin) 40-10.75; Sophia Fustos (Hickory) 40-3;(Wilmington) 37-7.5;
• Triple Jump - Tori Soeder (Shaler Area) 37-9; Lauren George (Hempfield Area (7)) 36-9.5; (Wilmington) 36-1.5; Kylie Farrell (Shaler Area) 36-1;

Boys Highlights

• 110 Meter Hurdles - Montae Nicholson (Gateway) 14.15; Montae Nicholson (Gateway) 14.61; Matthew Bernadowski (Elizabeth Forward) 14.43; Fritz Isaac (North Allegheny) 14.70; Montae Nicholson (Gateway) 14.61;
• 300 Meter Hurdles - Brandon Mitchell (Fox Chapel Area) 38.51; (Washington) 38.73;
• 3,200 Meter Run - Colin Martin (Fox Chapel Area) 9:16.34; Matt Mcgoey (North Allegheny) 9:16.76; Caleb Wakeley (Shaler Area) 9:27.88; Hunter Wharrey (North Allegheny) 9:36.91; (Winchester Thurston) 9:37.21; (Winchester Thurston) 9:37.32;
• 4x100 Meter Relay - Gateway 42.16;
• 800 Meter Run - Dylin Wilhoite (Penn Hills) 1:55.73; (Upper Saint Clair) 1:56.44; Brett Foster (Seneca Valley) 1:57.25; Patrick Miller (Kiski Area) 1:57.58; Marcus Smail (Greater Latrobe) 1:57.77; Elias Graca (Fox Chapel Area) 1:57.96;
• Discus - Max Adams (Hempfield Area (7)) 192-0; Jordan Geist (Knoch) 162-6; Luke Lewis (Hickory) 159-7;
• Javelin - Luke Smorey (Baldwin) 191-8; Andrew Manz (North Allegheny) 179-1; (West Allegheny) 176-0;
• Long Jump - Montae Nicholson (Gateway) 24-3.5;
• One Mile Run - (Upper Saint Clair) 4:18.61; Brett Foster (Seneca Valley) 4:19.58; Mike Kolor (Seneca Valley) 4:21.95; Colin Martin (Fox Chapel Area) 4:22.00;Brent Kennedy (Kiski Area) 4:23.60; Sebastian Curtin (Mercyhurst Preparatory) 4:25.87;
• Pole Vault - Caleb Sanford (McDowell) 14-0; Bobby Monteparte (Hempfield Area (7)) 14-0;
• Shot Put - Luke Lewis (Hickory) 61-5; Max Adams (Hempfield Area (7)) 60-1; Jordan Geist (Knoch) 56-1; Brennan McTighe (Knoch) 52-3;
• Triple Jump - Fritz Isaac (North Allegheny) 45-1;

 

 

Altoona Area  

 

Photos by David Beyerle

Whitley Furry of Northern Bedford won the 400 (58.82) and 200 meter dashes (26.79). Victoria Dippold of Elk County Catholic ran 11:04.56 to win the 3200 meter run.

Erika Voyzey of Tyrone cleared a meet record 5-7 to win the high jump. Kia Clayton of Saltsburg won the long jump (16-2.50) and the triple jump (36-3.50). Morgan Nicholson of Kane Area won the shot put (39-8) and the javelin (135-11).

For the boys, Darren Sipes of Tussey Mountain won the 400 (51.56) and 200 meter dashes (23.19). Devon Tomlinson of Windber ran 1:59.76 to win the 800 meter run.

CJ Herbstritt of Johnsonburg threw 182-4 to win the javelin.

Girls Highlights

• 3,200 Meter Run - Victoria Dippold (Elk County Catholic) 11:04.56;
• Discus - Kennedy Fletcher (United) 120-1;
• High Jump - Erika Voyzey (Tyrone Area) 5-7;
• Javelin - Morgan Nicholson (Kane Area) 135-11; Brittany Krug (Bishop Carroll) 126-4; Jadyn Tiracave (Penn Cambria) 124-0;
• Shot Put - Morgan Nicholson (Kane Area) 39-8;
• Triple Jump - Kia Clayton (Saltsburg High School) 36-3.5;

Boys Highlights

• Javelin - Cj Herbstritt (Johnsonburg Area) 182-4;

 

 

 

West Chester Henderson  
 

The annual early May spectacle at West Chester Henderson once again set off many fireworks in the big curtain closer to the Pennsylvania regular season!

Angelica Gonzalez of Red Lion finished 2^nd in the 100 (12.09) and won the 200 meter dash (25.05). 400 meter state leader McKenna Keegan of Avon Grove maintained her top spot with a winning time of 56.79. 

Maddie Villaalba of Central Bucks West continues to make a name for herself this season, following up her 400 meter win Thursday night with an 800 meter victory in a PA#4 time of 2:13.42.

Sarah Walker of Germantown Friends showed another glimpse of the ability that put her in PA’s elite category with a 1600 meter win in 4:59.12. The Rome sisters, Regan (PA#7 10:45.16) and Ally (10:50.75) swept the 3200 meter run! Earlier, Regan had finished 2nd in the 1600 in 5:01.44.

Jill Weston of Owen J Roberts ran a PA#5 44.25 to win the 300 meter hurdles. Central Bucks South ran 3:59.08 to win the 4x400 meter relay. Megan McCloskey of Germantown Academy cleared a meet record 5-7 to win the high jump. Moriah Fitzgerald of Avon Grove cleared a meet record 11-7 to win the pole vault. Steph Sievers of Daniel Boone threw a meet record 137-6 to win the javelin.

Taylor Hojnacki of Central Bucks South won the shot put (41-3.25) and the discus (meet record 144-6).

 

On the boys side, Charles Headen of Lasalle ran a PA#3 10.75 in the prelims of the 100 meter dash, but had to settle for 2^nd behind Xavier Smith of Daniel Boone (10.81). Smith also added a PA#6 21.66 to win the 200 meter dash.

Jeff Wiseman of Council Rock South nearly duplicated Joey Logue’s state leading 800 meter performance from Thursday with a PA#2 and US#10 time of 1:52.10! Wiseman finished ahead of PA#3 Billy Caldwell of Downingtown East (1:53.91) PA#4 Dave Garton of Perkiomen Valley (1:54.02) and PA#7 Dan Ferraiolo of Malvern Prep (1:54.62).

In the invitational 2 mile run, Tony Russell of West Chester Henderson took on all challengers and defended his home track, running 9:00.34 to edge out Ross Wilson of Council Rock North (9:04.77), Reiny Barchet of Henderson (9:06.44), Dominic Deluca of Dallas (9:06.87) and Jaxson Hoey of Malvern Prep (9:09.01).

Chance Post of Conestoga Valley improved his state lead in the 300 meter hurdles (37.62) and also won the high hurdles (14.51).

Andy Pancoast of Malvern Prep cleared 6-9 to set a meet record in the high jump. Brandon Palaia of Spring Ford threw a PA#2 and US#8 202-8 to set a meet record in the javelin.

 

HENDERSON INVITATIONAL EVENT VIDEOS
 

• Jeffrey Wiseman, Council Rock South PA 2 1:52.10 800, US9 just .06 off Pennrige's Joseph Logue's 1:52.04 from Helman Inv 5/1
• Tony Russell defends his home track and just misses a sub-9 2-mile, going 9:00.34; Ross Wilson, Council Rock North9:04.77; Reiny Barchet, Henderson 9:06.44; Dom DeLuca, Dallas 9:06.87;Jaxson Hoey, Germantown Academy, 9:09.01.
• Nike/Henderson Elite Boys 2 Mile
   
• Xavier Smith, Daniel Boone wins 100 in 10 high and 200 in 21.62. Charles Headon, LaSalle PA,PA#1 100 of 10.75 in 100m@prelims
• Taylor Hojnacki, Central Bucks South 41-3.25 to win shot put
• Anisa Toppin, Bay Shore NY 18-6 to win long jump.
• Dave Lucas, Warwick, 180-00 Discus
• Sarah Walker, Germantown Friends, 4:59 1600
• Chance Post, Conestoga Valley, PA#1 37.62 300H
• Sarah Walker, Germantown Friends, 4:59 1600
• Taylor Hojnacki, Central Bucks South, 144-6 Discus, 41-03.25 shot put
   

Girls Highlights

• 100 Meter Hurdles - Lexie Fraction (Washington Twp HS) 14.57; Lexie Fraction (Washington Twp HS) 14.91; Aviana Goode (Bay Shore) 14.74;
• 100 Meter Dash - Maiya Dendy (Padua Academy) 11.98; Maiya Dendy (Padua Academy) 12.05; Angelica Gonzalez (Red Lion) 12.09;
• 1,600 Meter Run - Sarah Walker (Germantown Friends School) 4:59.12; Regan Rome (Dallas) 5:01.44; Kaitlin Poiesz (Central Bucks South) 5:04.29; Elise Claffey (Great Valley) 5:07.78; Erica Gray (Pennsbury) 5:08.83; Karlie Heistand (Hamburg Area) 5:09.34; Emily Burd (Friends' Central) 5:09.36; Erin Spadaccini (Padua Academy) 5:09.58; Hannah Molloy (Pennsbury) 5:09.88; Lindsey Oremus (Dallas) 5:10.10; Erin O'Connell (Pennsbury) 5:10.65; Anna Willig (Great Valley) 5:11.40; Colleen Carney (Archmere Academy) 5:12.05; Adrienne Fraczkowski (Delaware Military Academy) 5:12.20; Caroline Foley (Tatnall) 5:13.56; Meridith Twomey (Pennsbury) 5:13.61; Alison Willingmyre (Wilson (3)) 5:13.78; Elizabeth Edwards (Unionville) 5:13.94;
• 200 Meter Dash - Maiya Dendy (Padua Academy) 24.58;
• 300 Meter Hurdles - Jill Weston (Owen J. Roberts) 44.25; Taliah Cintron (Padua Academy) 44.34; Allison Gallagher (Souderton Area) 45.84; Alexandra Santora(Daniel Boone) 46.29; Amina Chtourou (Wilson (3)) 46.30; Caroline Duffy (Methacton) 46.32;
• 3,200 Meter Run - Regan Rome (Dallas) 10:45.16; Ally Rome (Dallas) 10:50.75; Olivia Sargent (Pennsbury) 10:55.42; Olivia Young (Unionville) 10:56.78;Courtney Smith (Unionville) 10:57.07; Maggie Toczko (Tunkhannock) 11:12.37; Kara Steinke (Methacton) 11:15.27; Emily Fisher (Unionville) 11:17.20; Abbe Goldstein (Germantown Academy) 11:18.10;
• 400 Meter Dash - McKenna Keegan (Avon Grove) 56.79; Jamila Branch (Central Bucks West) 57.85;
• 4x800 Meter Relay - Downingtown East 9:40.70;
• 800 Meter Run - Maddie Villalba (Central Bucks West) 2:13.42; Alexa Kwapinski (Central Bucks South) 2:16.47 Brianna Stratz (Central Bucks South) 2:16.48; Crosby Spiess (Great Valley) 2:18.42;Olivia Berry (Central Bucks West) 2:18.64; Anna Juul (Unionville) 2:19.03; Haley Preschutti (Spring Ford) 2:19.18; Jess Delviscio (West Chester Rustin) 2:19.92;
• Discus - Taylor Hojnacki (Central Bucks South) 144-6; Jessie Wallace (Wilson (3) 128-10;
• High Jump - Megan McCloskey (Germantown Academy) 5-7;
• Javelin - Steph Sievers (Daniel Boone) 137-6; Heather Homola (Oxford Area) 125-5; Amanda Myers (Red Lion) 122-7; Devon Player (Pope John Paul II) 122-6;
• Long Jump - Imani McGhee (Bay Shore) 18-6;
• Pole Vault - Moriah Fitzgerald (Avon Grove) 11-7; Brooke McCardell (Solanco) 10-6;
• Shot Put -Taylor Hojnacki (Central Bucks South) 41-3.25; Macey Tanseco (Perkiomen Valley) 39-9.5; Taylor Griffith (Westtown School) 37-2.5; Sunny Green (Conestoga Valley) 37-0;
• Triple Jump - Kennedi Van Eyken (Downingtown East) 36-1.25;

Boys Highlights

• 100 Meter Dash - Charles Headen (LaSalle College High School) 10.75;
• 110 Meter Hurdles - Chance Post (Conestoga Valley) 14.51; Chance Post (Conestoga Valley) 14.55;
• 1,600 Meter Run - Sam Ritz (Germantown Academy) 4:20.04; Alek Sauer (Pennsbury) 4:21.18; Kevin Moy (West Chester Henderson) 4:21.20;
• 200 Meter Dash - Xavier Smith (Daniel Boone) 21.66;
• Two Mile Run - Tony Russell (West Chester Henderson) 9:00.34; Ross Wilson (Council Rock North) 9:04.77; Reiny Barchet (West Chester Henderson) 9:06.44;Dominic Deluca (Dallas) 9:06.87; Jaxson Hoey (Malvern Prep) 9:09.01; Kieran Tuntivate (Charter School of Wilmington) 9:13.80; Stephen Garrett (Tatnall) 9:14.54;Jeff Groh (Lower Dauphin) 9:17.04; Seamus Collins (West Chester Henderson) 9:19.09; Andrew Marston (Conestoga) 9:21.02; Eric Stratman (West Chester Henderson) 9:21.61; Casey Comber (Hatboro Horsham) 9:22.25; Tyler Spear (Loyola-Blakefield) 9:22.51; Griffin Molino (South Williamsport) 9:22.54; Ben Boswell(Tatnall) 9:25.59; Sam Webb (Pennsbury) 9:29.07; Dominic Hockenbury (Lake Lehman) 9:29.24; Thomas Connelly (Wilmington Friends) 9:30.29; Nick Dahl(Germantown Friends School) 9:30.87; Michael Wegner (Loyola-Blakefield) 9:31.51; Pat Hally (Salesianum School) 9:31.62; Cole Nissley (Lower Dauphin) 9:31.91;Eamon Mccoy (Brandywine High School) 9:32.10; Eric Diestelow (West Chester East) 9:38.13;
• 300 Meter Hurdles - Chance Post (Conestoga Valley) 37.62; Ishmael Wright (Quakertown) 39.24;
• 3,200 Meter Run - Kevin Murray (Charter School of Wilmington) 9:32.56; Ricky Waltz (West Chester Henderson) 9:39.56;
• 400 Meter Dash - Zach Schmelz (St. Mark's High School) 48.23;
• 4x800 Meter Relay - Bay Shore 8:07.26;
• 800 Meter Run - Jeffrey Wiseman (Council Rock South) 1:52.10; Billy Caldwell (Downingtown East) 1:53.91; Dave Garton (Perkiomen Valley) 1:54.02; Dan Ferraiolo (Malvern Prep) 1:54.62; Steve Thompson (West Chester Henderson) 1:54.79; Gunnar Sjoreen (Conestoga) 1:56.11; Liam O'Connell (Pennsbury) 1:56.20;Graham Allen (Springside Chestnut Hill Academy) 1:57.10;
• Discus - David Lucas (Warwick) 180-0;
• High Jump - Andy Pancoast (Malvern Prep) 6-9; Garth Warner (Concord High School) 6-6;
• Javelin - Brandon Palaia (Spring Ford) 202-8; Brandon Leacraft (Spring Ford) 183-4; Grant Jones (LaSalle College High School) 183-4;
• Shot Put - Connor Hunt (Washington Twp HS) 51-11;
• Triple Jump - Ryan Thomas (Milford High School) 48-2.5;

 

 

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Highlights

• 1,600 Meter Run - Kyle Francis (Bensalem) 4:19.73; Matt Brown (Roman Catholic) 4:20.24; Rock Fortna (Central Bucks West) 4:24.16;
• 400 Meter Dash - Jeffrey Wiseman (Council Rock South) 48.70;
• 4x800 Meter Relay - Bensalem 8:08.18;