Penn Relays Carnival: Complete Coverage

Penn Relays Carnival 2010 National Coverage

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Tim Fulton | Don Rich | MaroonNews | Matt Shatkus | Pat Montferrat

Saturday Coverage: Chris Hunt Story | Video Interviews

While we are a high school site, there was a non-HS race worth our mention here. 

Usain Bolt electrified the fans at Franklin Field with a 8.79 relay split to bring Jamaica home victorious with a Penn Relays record of 37.90. 

Read more from NBC Universal's Joe Battaglia: Bolt-mania spills over as Jamaica wins 4x100m  

(Photo by Don Rich)

Warwick Valley, NY, won a thrilling COA 4x800 with a US#1 time of 7:41.77.  Video Interview

Junipero Serra, CA, (B) finished 2nd behind Wolmer's Boys, JAM, (E) (Photo by Don Rich) in the COA 4x400, 3:14.59 to 3:14.72.  Video Interview

MileSplit is on-site this morning to bring you the final day's action.  Nejme Burnside, JAM, won the boys 400 hurdles with a time of 53.37.  Stephen Vitale, NJ, was 2nd with a time of 54.06.  Tyler Sorenson won the boys Junior 10K Racewalk with a time of 43:58.06.  Abby Dunn, ME, won the girls Junior 5K Racewalk with a time of 25:34.15.  St. Peter's Prep NJ went quick in the 4x400 (event 194) with a time of 3:18.88.  Timber Creek NJ is the 2nd team under 3:20 on the day, winning Event 199 with a time of 3:19.71.  Chad Wright, JAM, won the boys Discus with a Penn Relays record of 191-11.  Sam Mattis, NJ, was 2nd (first US) in the boys Discus with a toss of 177-6.  Pope John XXIII, NJ, won Event 203 with a 3:17.88.  Junipero Serra, CA, rolled to a 3:13.26 victory in Event 208 over Rio Mesa, CA, 3:15.53.  Long Beach Poly, CA, was 3rd in 3:15.68.  Altoona, PA, was 5th in 318.02 but Brady Gehret had the fastest split on the day with a blazing 46.1.  Wolmer's Boys, JAM, won Event 209 with a time of 3:14.26.  Munro College, JAM, won Event 211 with a with the fastest time so far, 3:12.54.  Oneil Sandiford, NY, won the boys High Jump with a leap of 6-11.50.  Cheltenham, PA, rocked a 3:13.60 for the 4th fastest time (2nd US) of the day out of the Suburban American 4x400 section.  Paramus Catholic, NJ, won the Tri-State girls 4x100 with a time of 46.90.  Wolmer's Boys, JAM, ripped the boys COA 4x100 with a Penn Relays Record of 39.78!  Jordan Yamoah, NY, won the boys Pole Vault with a leap of 15-5.  Kamal Fuller, JAM, won the boys long jump with a leap of 24-10.  Carlton Lavong, PA, was 3rd (first US) with a mark of 24-5.5.  Marquis Dendy, DE, ripped a massive US#3 50-10.75 to win the boys triple jump.

Saturday Winner's Table

Friday Coverage: Chris Hunt Story | Video Interviews

Friday Night Winners: 

Good Counsel, MD wins DMR in 10:09.07

Video Interview

Pat Schellberg (Delbarton, NJ) wins the mile in a new meet record of 4:08.07

Video Interview

Kemoy Campbell (JAM) takes 3K, first Jamaican athlete to ever win the 3000m.

Boys 4x8 Prelims: Long Beach Poly is top qualifier in 7:43.00, Warwick Valley, NY 2nd in 7:46.02.  7:54.43 is the cut off for 4x8 final.  Holmwood Tech JAM won the girls COA 4x800 with a time of 8:42.49.  Long Beach Poly CA was 3rd (first US) with a US#1 time of 9:00.72.  Paramus Catholic NJ won the large schools 4x100 with a time of 46.91.  Junipero Serra CA won the small schools 4x100 with a time of 46.77.  Holmwood Tech JAM won the girls COA 4x100 with a fast 45.41.  Lauren Allam, Chesapeake MD, was 3rd (first US) in the girls javelin with a throw of 143-0.  Kalib Zuidema, Midland Park NJ, won the boys javelin with a toss of 216-6.  Nick Vena, Morristown NJ, won the boys shot put for the third year in a row with a big toss of 70-5.75.  Holmwood Tech JAM finished off their sweep of the girls relays with a COA 4x400 win in 3:39.66.  Benjamin Cardozo NY was 3rd (first US) with a time of 3:42.27.

4x800 Championship of America Boys start list

Photo by Tim Fulton

Friday Winner's Table