5/4 WKND: Shearn 9:04.51-Wiseman 1:52.72-Norris 4:12.73|Schwartz 4:50.83-2:13.67|Zaza 2 PA#1's

Interboro

 

Wellington Zaza of Garnet Valley cracked the national top ten in the 300 meter hurdles with a US#6 time of 37.14 and in the 110 meter hurdles with a US#10 time of 13.85! He also added a PA#2 mark in the triple jump with a winning performance of 47-3. Kevin James of Cardinal O'Hara ran 9:13.98 to win the 3200 meter run while teammate Dan Savage ran 4:17.50 to win the 1600 meter run. Glen Mills ran a PA#3 time of 42.16 to win the 4x100 meter relay. Malik Jones of Ridley won the 200 (PA#2 21.71), the 400 (PA#2 47.95) and was on the winning 4x400 meter relay (PA#3 3:17.33). Nick Smart (1:55.14) and Jim Belfatto (1:55.19) led a 1-2 finish for Cardinal O'Hara in the 800 meter run.

 

Boys Highlights

• 110 Meter Hurdles - Wellington Zaza (Garnet Valley) 13.85; Wellington Zaza (Garnet Valley) 14.37;
• 1,600 Meter Run - Dan Savage (Cardinal O Hara) 4:17.50; Will Mcdermott (Msgr Bonner & Abp Prendergast HS) 4:20.99; Kevin James (Cardinal O Hara) 4:18.13; James Hare (Marple Newtown) 4:21.60; Nick Scarpato (Springfield (Delco)) 4:20.64; Steve Lucey (Episcopal Academy) 4:24.33; Chris Pastore (Cardinal O Hara) 4:21.49;
• 200 Meter Dash - Malik Jones (Ridley) 21.71; Malik Jones (Ridley) 21.78;
• 300 Meter Hurdles - Wellington Zaza (Garnet Valley) 37.14; Wellington Zaza (Garnet Valley) 38.35;
• 3,200 Meter Run - Kevin James (Cardinal O Hara) 9:13.98; Will Mcdermott (Msgr Bonner & Abp Prendergast HS) 9:14.40; Dan Savage (Cardinal O Hara) 9:34.78; Ernie Pitone (Cardinal O Hara) 9:39.33;
• 400 Meter Dash - Malik Jones (Ridley) 47.95; Malik Jones (Ridley) 48.66; Ricky Meriwether (Penn Wood) 49.14;
• 4x100 Meter Relay - Glen Mills Schools 42.16;
• 4x400 Meter Relay - Ridley 3:17.33; Penn Wood 3:19.97; Chester 3:21.32; Upper Darby 3:21.99;
• 4x800 Meter Relay - Radnor 8:05.22;
• 800 Meter Run - Nick Smart (Cardinal O Hara) 1:55.14; Jim Belfatto (Cardinal O Hara) 1:55.19; Connor Holm (Radnor) 1:57.07; Cristian Hunter (Penn Wood) 1:56.31; Joe Sullivan (Msgr Bonner & Abp Prendergast HS) 1:57.82; Olabode Aiyebo (Penn Wood) 1:57.37; Bobby Carzie (Springfield (Delco)) 1:57.47; Jimmy Boyle (Cardinal O Hara) 1:58.00;
• Javelin - Evan Sing (Penncrest) 179-10; Jason John (Upper Darby) 176-5;
• Shot Put - Dan Herbster (Garnet Valley) 51-9.25;
• Triple Jump - Wellington Zaza (Garnet Valley) 47-3;

 

 

Baldwin With Phil Grove

 

 

Meet Feature by Phil Grove

If it took until all hours of the night (and it almost did), Shatori Walker-Kimbrough was determined to leave the 40^th Baldwin Invitational as a winner.

Photo by Bill McBride

Down to her last jump, the senior multisport standout flashed down the runway and into the darkness, striking the sand as a gold medalist and PA’s new No. 1 long jumper.

“I really, really, really wanted to win,” Walker-Kimbrough said. “I wanted it really bad. I hate losing.

“Second place is last place to me. I got second place in the triple jump, and I wasn’t satisfied. I knew I had to get (first) in long, I had to.”

Walker-Kimbrough needed almost every bit of her new PA#1 mark of 19 feet, 3.5 inches to snatch victory from Hempfield Area’s Maddie Holmberg in a deep competition. Holmberg’s PA#3 18-11.75 led until the next-to-last jump of the night as Walker-Kimbrough broke into the 19s, leading a total of six athletes past 17 feet.

The battle for the gold medal started long before the sun set as the Hempfield Area and Hopewell jumpers were back to back in the first of three flights. Walker-Kimbrough opened at 18-1.5 and stretched her lead to 18-10 in round two before Holmberg grabbed the top spot with the 18-11.75 bound as the top two jumpers combined for six marks of at least 17-8 in the prelims.

A basketball recruit to Maryland, Walker-Kimbrough started her 2013 season off right with an 18-8.5 leap but had not improved on that mark until reaching the site of the upcoming WPIAL (District 7) championships. Although the long jump flights were delayed so some competitors could compete in the 400-meter relay, the winner did not waste any time in the finals, cutting Holmberg’s lead to a quarter inch with an 18-11.5 leap after a long foul told her good things were about to happen.

“Little nervous, little nerve wracking,” the winner said of trying to improve on her season-opening mark. “I’ve been working at it, why aren’t the results there? Now that I got it, my hard work is paying off.”

 

Schwartz Gets Distance Double, US Top 10

Photo by Phil Grove   

Unlike Walker-Kimbrough, Shaler Area’s Brianna Schwartz did not have to sit idly before realizing the fruits of her labor. Assuming her customary spot as race leader, the sophomore was in complete control of the featured mile, lowering her PR with a new state leader and US#7 4:50.83.

“I was really surprised, I was really excited, too,” the Shaler Area standout said of her wire-to-wire victory. “It was really fast, the first two laps felt pretty comfortable so the last two I just pushed it. I was really happy.”

As expected, Shannon Malone of North Hills placed herself off Schwartz’s right shoulder as the tandem led the 11-runner field. Heading into the final lap, Schwartz was alone to make a run at the national top 10.

“Going into the last lap, I felt Shannon drop off a little bit and then so I went my fastest,” said Schwartz, who pulled Malone to a PA#4 4:54.48 and Upper St. Clair’s Betsy Erlanger to a PA#8 5:00.26.

Pennsylvania’s fastest mile thus far in 2013 wasn’t the end of Schwartz’s day as she dropped down in distance for a rare try at the 800 meters. Despite having to work her way into the lead, the end result was a PA#3 2:13.67.

"It’s fun, I like it,” Schwartz said of the two-lapper. “I wasn’t really expecting much. I just wanted to get a fast time, I guess.

“The first lap was pretty hard because I had to start on the outside and I was a little behind. The last lap I just took the lead and wanted to push the time.”

 

Yohman, Jones Rolled to Victories

Photo by Phil Grove   

State leader Jon Yohman of Wilmington made like a rolling stone in the shot put competition, continuing to gather momentum and adding feet to each throw. The end result was another victory for 2013’s lone 60-foot-plus thrower.

“With the atmosphere we have here, you always hope to have a great throw because of all the adrenaline you get,” said Yohman, whose final throw of 61-5 won by almost four feet. “I had a very rough start obviously, but I talked to my coach, and being mentally tough was a big part of it. Eventually I popped one, I popped another and I kept improving.”

Opening with a foul and a 52-2 effort, the senior effectively ended the competition with his 58-9 throw to close out the prelims. In the finals, Yohman registered throws of 59-2 and 60-2 before sending the 12-pound ball out farther once again.

“Usually I have my better throws toward the end,” he said. “You’re still going, you get more adrenaline as the meet goes on.

“I’m still climbing, which is great. Hopefully I keep climbing, I don’t peak out so we’ll see what happens.”

Abby Jones of Franklin Area was another winner who got better as the competition progressed. Entering the high jump at 5 feet, the sophomore needed just one attempt at each height through a new PR and PA#2 5-8 that turned back the PA#5 5-6 from Ambridge’s India McCoy.

“We jumped in rain and snow a few times, but it’s really nice today,” said Jones, who also has a pair of 5-7 clearances to her credit this season. “I didn’t mind (the wind) much. At least the wind wasn’t at my back. I feel like when it’s at my back, it blows me into the bar. It wasn’t too bad today.”

 

State-Ranking Marks Dominate Meet

Shannon Malone came back in the 3,200 and won in a PA#3 10:45.91, while sister Mary was the runner-up in 10:57.75. Hempfield Area’s Holmberg also was victorious earlier in the day in the 100 hurdles as her T-PA#8 14.87 in the semifinals was the fastest.

Also on the girls side, Ally Baroszewicz of Vincentian Academy won the 100 in a T-PA#5 12.22, while Jasmine Jones of Hempfield Area is now PA#2 in the 200 at 24.74 as both dashes featured additional PA top 10 times. Jones and Holmberg also joined forces as Hempfield sliced its PA#4 time to 48.12 in winning the 400 relay by almost 2 seconds.

Brooke Mancuso of North Allegheny joined the crowd at PA#3 in the pole vault with an 11-6 over, and April Krivoniak of Greater Latrobe climbed to fifth in PA with a 42-7 win in the shot put as three topped 42 feet, and Sarah Stanley of South Park is PA#6 in the javelin after a 136-9 throw.

For the boys, Central Catholic’s Torey Doaty won a tight 400, with his PA#3 48.72 nipping Hempfield’s Chandler Crusan and his PA#4 48.81. Ethan Martin of Fox Chapel Area was involved in a pair of close finishes, with his PA#6 4:17.36 running down the #7 4:17.92 from North East’s Ryan Smathers in the mile and his 9:14.29 3,200 landing him between twin brother Colin’s 9:14.73 and the winning 9:13.35 (PA#9) by Brent Kennedy of Kiski Area.

Gateway’s Montae Nicholson moved up to eighth in the state rankings with a 14.55 winner in the 110 hurdles, while Seneca Valley routed the 400 relay field with a PA#6 42.68. Malik Moffett of Cathedral is now PA#2 with a 6-9 winner in the high jump, and Northwestern’s Kyle McKeen won easily in the triple jump with a PA#3 47-2.5, Seneca Valley’s Dan Cashdollar moved to T-#5 in the pole vault after clearing 14-6 and Shafer Swann of Central Catholic won the long jump with a T-PA#4 22-7.25.

Max Adams of Hempfield threw 187-2 for the discus winner, and Luke Smorey of host Baldwin claimed the javelin at 196-4.

TRACK EVENTS

Girls Highlights

• 100 Meter Hurdles - Maddie Holmberg (Hempfield Area (7)) 14.87; Maddie Holmberg (Hempfield Area (7)) 14.92;
• 100 Meter Dash - Lauren Costa (West Allegheny) 12.22; Ally Bartoszewicz (Vincentian Academy) 12.22; Ally Bartoszewicz (Vincentian Academy) 12.23; Jasmine Jones (Hempfield Area (7)) 12.25;
• 1,600 Meter Run - Julie Friend (Uniontown Area) 5:12.07;
• 200 Meter Dash - Jasmine Jones (Hempfield Area (7)) 24.74; Desiree Garland (Woodland Hills High School) 24.81; Ally Bartoszewicz (Vincentian Academy) 24.84; Ally Bartoszewicz (Vincentian Academy) 24.91;
• 300 Meter Hurdles - Maddie Mueseler (Greater Latrobe) 45.77; Tatiana Cloud (Kiski Area) 45.85; Nevia Orsini (Penn Hills) 46.47;
• 3,200 Meter Run - Shannon Malone (North Hills) 10:45.91; Mary Malone (North Hills) 10:57.75; Madeleine Davison (North Allegheny) 11:06.55; Dee Dee Adams (Freedom Area (7)) 11:08.69; Julie Friend (Uniontown Area) 11:14.36;
• 400 Meter Dash - Desiree Garland (Woodland Hills High School) 57.12;
• 4x800 Meter Relay - North Allegheny 9:32.49; Greater Latrobe 9:38.81; Villa Maria Academy 9:40.00;
• 800 Meter Run - Brianna Schwartz (Shaler Area) 2:13.67; Amanda Ruschel (Bethel Park) 2:16.31; Grace Trucilla (Villa Maria Academy) 2:16.74; Claire Brown (Villa Maria Academy) 2:16.85; Alexis O'Shea (West Allegheny) 2:18.10; Melissa McCann (Laurel Highlands) 2:19.53;
• One Mile Run - Brianna Schwartz (Shaler Area) 4:50.83; Shannon Malone (North Hills) 4:54.48; Betsy Erlanger (Upper Saint Clair) 5:00.26; Mary Malone (North Hills) 5:01.35; Emma Slevin (Fox Chapel Area) 5:03.96; Dee Dee Adams (Freedom Area (7)) 5:06.94; Alexis O'Shea (West Allegheny) 5:09.34; Kylie Knavish (Peters Township) 5:11.99;

Boys Highlights

• 100 Meter Dash - Jae'Len Means (Gateway) 10.74; Vincent Moody (Clairton High School) 10.75;
• 110 Meter Hurdles - Montae Nicholson (Gateway) 14.55;
• 200 Meter Dash - Kyle Shivetts (North Allegheny) 21.94;
• 300 Meter Hurdles - Greg Miaczynski (Central Tech) 38.61; Tyler Murphy (Riverview) 39.34;
• 3,200 Meter Run - Brent Kennedy (Kiski Area) 9:13.35; Ethan Martin (Fox Chapel Area) 9:14.29; Colin Martin (Fox Chapel Area) 9:14.73; Matt Mcgoey (North Allegheny) 9:23.34; Ean DiSilvio (Taylor Allderdice) 9:37.12; Wes Roberts (Freedom Area (7)) 9:38.87;
• 400 Meter Dash - Torey Doaty (Pittsburgh Central Catholic) 48.72; Chandler Crusan (Hempfield Area (7)) 48.81; John Rutkowski (Upper Saint Clair) 49.40;
• 4x800 Meter Relay - Kiski Area 8:06.31;
• 800 Meter Run - Dylin Wilhoite (Penn Hills) 1:56.25; Michael Becich (North Allegheny) 1:56.68; James Smith (Upper Saint Clair) 1:56.82;
• One Mile Run - Ethan Martin (Fox Chapel Area) 4:17.36; Ryan Smathers (North East) 4:17.92; Colin Martin (Fox Chapel Area) 4:25.90; Tyler Snider (Kiski Area) 4:25.91

FIELD EVENTS

• Discus - Julie Falvo (Wilmington) 123-0;
• High Jump - Abby Jones (Franklin Area) 5-8; India Mccoy (Ambridge Area) 5-6; Kristina Coyne (Chartiers Valley) 5-4; Natalie Shiffler (Hempfield Area (7)) 5-4;
• Javelin - Sarah Stanley (South Park High School) 136-9; Natalie Shiffler (Hempfield Area (7)) 129-6; Jessica Slagus (Belle Vernon) 128-9; Richelle Tharp (Waynesburg Central) 127-4; April Krivoniak (Greater Latrobe) 125-6; Rachel Keto (Norwin) 125-5; Abbie Trzeciak (Seneca Valley) 121-7;
• Long Jump - Shatori Walker-Kimbrough (Hopewell) 19-3.5; Maddie Holmberg (Hempfield Area (7)) 18-11.75; Lydia Dennis (Mars Area) 18-2.25; Tori Soeder (Shaler Area) 17-6.5;
• Pole Vault - Brooke Mancuso (North Allegheny) 11-6; Bridget Guy (Hempfield Area (7)) 11-6; Rebekah Petty (Greenville) 11-0; Kelsey Plecenik (Norwin) 10-6;
• Shot Put - April Krivoniak (Greater Latrobe) 42-7.5; Sophia Fustos (Hickory) 42-5; Kailyn Clancy (California Area High School) 42-1; Ava Bonetti (Butler) 40-3.5; Rachel Fyalkowski (Hempfield Area (7)) 39-4.5; Deilenna DeVaughn (West Mifflin) 37-9.75; Amanda Herb (Shenango) 37-3.25; Anna Frengel (Neshannock) 37-0.25;
• Triple Jump - Lydia Dennis (Mars Area) 37-9; Shatori Walker-Kimbrough (Hopewell) 37-5.5;

Boys Highlights

• Discus - Max Adams (Hempfield Area (7)) 187-2; Jon Yohman (Wilmington) 171-11; Travis Reed (Butler) 163-8; Mitch McPeek (Seneca Valley) 154-7; Jeremy Orlik (Hickory) 153-5; Jacob Nichelson (Connellsville) 152-6;
• High Jump - Malik Moffett (Cathedral Prep) 6-9;
• Javelin - Luke Smorey (Baldwin) 196-4; Tyler Donati (Wilmington) 181-7;
• Long Jump - Schafer Swan (Pittsburgh Central Catholic) 22-7.25;
• Pole Vault - Dan Cashdollar (Seneca Valley) 14-6; Alec Battin (Mars Area) 14-0; Caleb Sanford (McDowell) 14-0;
• Shot Put - Jon Yohman (Wilmington) 61-5; Jeremy Orlik (Hickory) 57-9.75; Travis Reed (Butler) 52-7.5;
• Triple Jump - Kyle McKeen (Northwestern) 47-2.5

Altoona Area With Patty Morgan

 

Kennedy Weisner of Elk County Catholic ran a PA#2 time of 10:40.19 to win the 3200 meter run. Adair Gennocro of St Mary's ran 5:07.19 to win the 1600 meter run. Erika Voyzey of Tyrone Area cleared 5-4 to win the high jump. Morgan Nicholson of Kane Area threw 130-8 to win the javelin. For the boys, Charles Wilson-Adams of Tyrone Area and Zach Presser of Northern Bedford cleared 6-6 to win the high jump. Ian O'Shea of Bellwood won the 300 meter hurdles (41.02) and the 100 meter dash (11.54).

 

Girls Highlights

• 1,600 Meter Run - Adair Gennocro (Saint Marys Area) 5:07.19;
• 3,200 Meter Run - Kennedy Weisner (Elk County Catholic) 10:40.19;
• 800 Meter Run - Shannon Bridges (Saint Marys Area) 2:18.81;
• High Jump - Erika Voyzey (Tyrone Area) 5-4;
• Javelin - Morgan Nicholson (Kane Area) 130-8; Ashely Imbrogno (Johnsonburg Area) 129-0;
• Shot Put - Morgan Nicholson (Kane Area) 37-11.5;
• Triple Jump - Brooke Smay (Forest Hills) 36-9;

Boys Highlights

• High Jump - Charles Wilson-Adams (Tyrone Area) 6-6; Zach Pressel (Northern Bedford) 6-6;
• Pole Vault - Sean Rolick (Kane Area) 14-0; Jared Neeley (Homer Center) 14-0; Nick Anderson (Kane Area) 14-0;
• Shot Put - Joe Price (Purchase Line) 51-7.75

 

West Chester Henderson With Don Rich and Aaron Rich

 

Performance List

 

One of the more highly anticipated meets of the season occurred over the weekend and the meet lived up to the hype! The Henderson Invitational also featured some elite races which gave high school athletes the opportunity to see some of America's best distance runners compete before their very eyes!

The last two seasons, heavy thunderstorms had stopped the meet early and have prevented 3200 meter runners from having their chance to record a fast time under good conditions. The forecast cooperated this year and North Schuylkill's Brendan Shearn was perhaps the most thankful for that. Shearn led five performances that now represent the top five in the state and 7 of the top 8 with a time of 9:04.51! AAA cross country champion Tony Russell of West Chester Henderson finished 2nd (9:07.08), 1600 meter state leader Ben Ritz of Germantown Academy was 3rd (9:07.30), Ross Wilson of Council Rock North was 4th (9:08.16) and Reiny Barchet of West Chester Henderson was 5th (9:08.97) For a season where the 3200 meter run looks like the deepest event in the state, this race supported that argument.

Penn Relays 3000 meter champion Max Norris stepped down in distance into the 1600 meter run and in victory almost became the new state leader in the event. His time of 4:12.73 just missed Ritz's 4:12.53 on the same track 2 weeks ago.

 

The 800 meter run did produce a new state leader as Jeffrey Wiseman of Council Rock South ran 1:52.72 to win the 800 meter run. Alex Note of Tunkhannock finished 2nd in 1:54.85, good for PA#6.

While the distance events might have stolen the show on the boys side, Jimmy Brooks of Wilson (3) put on a strong performance in the sprints. He ran 47.81 for the 2nd time in 3 weeks to set a new meet record in the 400 meter dash and he ran 22.18 to win the 200 meter dash. He also ran on the Wilson (3) 4x400 meter relay team that ran 3:23.34 to win gold. In the hurdles, Anthony Bullaro of Pennsbury ran 14.56 to win the high hurdles while Chance Post of Conestoga Valley ran 38.32 to win the intermediate hurdles. In the field, Ryan Pierson of Spring Ford cleared 14-6 to win the pole vault.

On the girls side, the 3200 meter competitiors shined brightly under the West Chester Henderson lights led by AAA cross country state championship course record holder Courtney Smith of Unionville. The junior followed up her 3rd place performance in the 3000 meters at Penn Relays with a big win and a state leading time of 10:29.08. Unionville placed three in the top five with the trio of Smith, Olivia Young (3rd in 10:48.88) and Anne Birkenmaier (5th in 10:57.14) all breaking 11 minutes. Eliza Lukens-Day of Germantown Friends (2nd in 10:45.75) and Kara Steinke (4th in 10:50.30) rounded out the top five and four of the top six in the state.

In other distance action, Sara Sargent of Pennsbury put her speed on display in the 800 meter run, taking victory in 2:14.41 while Tessa Mundell of Governor Mifflin finished 2nd in the 1600 meter run with a time of 4:57.06. Sargent's mark puts her 7th in the state while Mundell's places her 6th.

Holly Sullivan of Owen J Roberts had a big day on the track and in the field; with two PA#5 performances. She won the 400 meter dash in 56.16 and she took home the long jump with a mark of 18-6. Megan McCloskey of Germantown Academy cleared 5-6 to win the high jump and Taylor Hojnacki of Central Bucks South was a double throws winner, taking the shot put (39-2.25) and the discus (132-8).

 

Girls Highlights

• 1,600 Meter Run - Tessa Mundell (Governor Mifflin) 4:57.06; Natalie Deacon (West Chester Henderson) 4:57.20; Sarah Walker (Germantown Friends School) 5:02.56; Emily Fisher (Unionville) 5:03.35; Kaitlin Poiesz (Central Bucks South) 5:04.82; Elise Claffey (Great Valley) 5:05.28; Casey Norton (Troy) 5:07.56; Gretchen Mills (Unionville) 5:08.22; Anja Weiler (Downingtown East) 5:08.76; Molly McKeon (Pope John Paul II) 5:09.29; Ariel Pastore-Sebring (Avon Grove) 5:09.59; Lisa Mirarchi (Villa Maria Academy) 5:10.75; Erika Huffman (Wyalusing Valley Area) 5:12.31;
• 300 Meter Hurdles - Alexandra Santora (Daniel Boone) 46.44;
• 3,200 Meter Run - Courtney Smith (Unionville) 10:29.08; Eliza Lukens-Day (Germantown Friends School) 10:45.75; Olivia Young (Unionville) 10:48.88; Kara Steinke (Methacton) 10:50.30; Anne Birkenmaier (Unionville) 10:57.14; Casey Norton (Troy) 11:07.97; Paige Kupsky (Germantown Academy) 11:18.47; Stephanie Aldrich (West Chester Henderson) 11:19.52;
• 400 Meter Dash - Holly Sullivan (Owen J. Roberts) 56.16; Crosby Spiess (Great Valley) 56.57; Jamila Branch (Central Bucks South) 56.61; Carol Burgess (Great Valley) 57.87;
• 4x800 Meter Relay - Methacton 9:32.68; Lower Merion 9:36.79; Wilson (3) 9:44.45;
• 800 Meter Run (from Elite Race) - Reagan Anderson (Tatnall) 2:08.77;
• 800 Meter Run - Sara Sargent (Pennsbury) 2:14.41; Devon Towell (West Chester East) 2:15.35; Joslin Sellers (Lampeter Strasburg) 2:15.44; Gretchen Krause (Central Bucks South) 2:16.90; Erica Gray (Pennsbury) 2:17.03; Emily Dusellier (Souderton Area) 2:17.32; Abbey Farrell (Downingtown West) 2:17.49; Olivia Sargent (Pennsbury) 2:17.82; Haley Preschutti (Spring Ford) 2:17.99; Sarah Hipwell (Great Valley) 2:19.65;
• Discus - Taylor Hojnacki (Central Bucks South) 132-8;
• High Jump - Megan McCloskey (Germantown Academy) 5-6;
• Javelin - Steph Sievers (Daniel Boone) 128-6; Cait Mautz (Central Bucks South) 120-10; Nicole Shuman (Muhlenberg) 120-3;
• Long Jump - Holly Sullivan (Owen J. Roberts) 18-6; Ellie Pollock (Avon Grove) 17-11.5; Bailey Kratz (Christopher Dock) 17-9.5; Jenny Martin (Methacton) 17-7.5; Aghina Marshall (Methacton) 17-6;
• Pole Vault - Kristin Beatty (Methacton) 11-0; Moriah Fitzgerald (Avon Grove) 10-6;
• Shot Put - Taylor Hojnacki (Central Bucks South) 39-2.25; Shanna Sweigart (Cedar Crest) 38-8; Sunny Green (Conestoga Valley) 37-1.5;
• Triple Jump - Christina Cianciarulo (Central Bucks South) 36-6; Nicolette Serratore (Methacton) 36-6;

Boys Highlights

• 110 Meter Hurdles - Anthony Bullaro (Pennsbury) 14.56; Chance Post (Conestoga Valley) 14.58;
• 1,600 Meter Run - Max Norris (Harriton) 4:12.73; James Zingarini (Council Rock North) 4:16.96; Curt Jewett (Northeast Bradford) 4:17.42; Kenny Leidal (Downingtown West) 4:18.63; Bobby Hill (Wellsboro Area) 4:19.34; Eric Stratman (West Chester Henderson) 4:19.84; Ben Mueller (Warwick) 4:20.02; Andrew Stone (LaSalle College High School) 4:20.94; Matthew Sankey (Daniel Boone) 4:21.06; Curtis Watro (Methacton) 4:21.49;
• 300 Meter Hurdles - Chance Post (Conestoga Valley) 38.32;
• 3,200 Meter Run - Brendan Shearn (North Schuylkill) 9:04.51; Tony Russell (West Chester Henderson) 9:07.08; Ben Ritz (Germantown Academy) 9:07.30; Ross Wilson (Council Rock North) 9:08.16; Reiny Barchet (West Chester Henderson) 9:08.97; Lyle Wistar (Germantown Friends School) 9:11.28; Sam Williams (Northeast Bradford) 9:12.13; Dominic Deluca (Dallas) 9:13.67; Sam Webb (Pennsbury) 9:14.87; Conner Quinn (Hatboro Horsham) 9:17.83; Aaron Valoroso (Towanda) 9:21.55; Sami Aziz (Germantown Friends School) 9:22.28; Sam Ritz (Germantown Academy) 9:22.79; Connor Harriman (Pennsbury) 9:24.75; Brendan Bilotta (LaSalle College High School) 9:25.25; Seamus Collins (West Chester Henderson) 9:26.79; Mac Emery (Council Rock North) 9:37.10; Billy McDevitt (Malvern Prep) 9:37.98;
• 400 Meter Dash - Jimmy Brooks (Wilson (3)) 47.81;
• 4x800 Meter Relay - Red Lion 8:01.19; West Chester East 8:03.25; Twin Valley 8:07.37;
• 800 Meter Run - Jeffrey Wiseman (Council Rock North) 1:52.72; Alex Nole (Tunkhannock) 1:54.85; Kevin Moy (West Chester Henderson) 1:55.06; Billy Caldwell (Downingtown East) 1:55.12; Dave Garton (Perkiomen Valley) 1:55.24; Dan Ferraiolo (Malvern Prep) 1:55.80; Colton Snyder (Northeast Bradford) 1:56.49; Alek Sauer (Pennsbury) 1:56.85;
• Discus - Darian Weidenhammer (Wilson (3)) 163-6; David Lucas (Warwick) 150-3;
• Javelin - Noah Greenblatt (Owen J. Roberts) 175-2;
• Long Jump - Joe Bush (Spring Ford) 22-7.25;
• Pole Vault - Ryan Pierson (Spring Ford) 14-6; Matt Miller (Germantown Academy) 14-0;