JANUARY, 2003
INDOOR 2002-2003
December Weeks 1-5
January Weeks 1-2
January Weeks 3-4
February Weeks 1-3
February-March Championship
Weeks
January
Indoor - Weeks 3&4:
Monday, January 13, 2002: Chester
County Championships @
Ursinus College (13 meet records, incluidng 1:58.2 800 from Woodruff,
49.8 400 by Bird,6-5 HJ by Fritz, 7.0 55 by Murphy) Tuesday,
January 14: Albright
College HS Invitational @
Albright College (O'Hara takes 55 Dash + PV)|
Delaware
County Girls' Championships @
Haverford College (Nwaneshiudu, Penn Wood, 7.5 55, 26.1 200; O'Hara
takes 800, 3000, 4x800)
|
Thursday, January 16: Swarthmore
Delco Classic @
Swarthmore College (Suber 57-01; Atkinson 7.57 55H; Bentley 6.36,
Hall 6.52 55) | TSTCA
Field-Only Meet @ Duquesne University | Friday,
January 17: DVGTCA
Meet #6 @
Ursinus College (Haverford High girls US#3 9:37.6, O'Hara 9:43.3,
Hatboro 9:44.3 4x800) | Slippery
Rock University HS Invitational @
Slippery Rock University (Rorabaugh PA best 39-04) | Emrey/ESU
Warrior Classic @
East Stroudsburg University | Colgate
Women's Games Week # 4 @
Pratt Institute, NYC (McDonald US#5 2:14.7 800; Saterstad US#4
4:43.2 1500; Abney & Tate each win two) | Saturday,
January 18:
Kutztown
University Maroon & Gold @
Kutztown University (Whiting 55-09 #2 PA SP; L. Regan 11-00 PV)
|
Franklin
& Marshall HS Invitational @
Franklin & Marshall (Covington 6.2 US top 10 55 in 6.2; Debbie
& Amy Huss 1-2 1600 5:12-5:15; Sensensig 11:02.4-Kruger 11:05.0
3200) | TFCAGP
Division 1 Meet #6 @
Haverford College (Woodford 44-05.75 TJ) | TFCAGP
Division 2 Meet #6 @
Haverford College (Kessler 1:56.7, Korich 1:57.0 + 2 more under
2:00; Pickens 6-04) | PA
Performances @ Stanner Games @
The Armory, NYC (Leach 1:33.56 US#3; West Catholic 3:54.05 4x400.
Simon Gratz girls 1:42.13 4x200; Angela Wells, Gratz, 19-01; Mike
Kenny, Hatbor, 9:38.01 2-Mile) | PA
Performances @ Pole Vault Summit Reno, Nevada (C. Regan
11-02, Birckhead 11-02; Rademacher 14-06) | Sunday,
January 19:
Philadelphia
Catholic League Boys/Girls meets cancelled. | Friday,
January 24:
TSTCA
Meet #4 @ Slippery Rock University University (PennTrack
on site)
(Rademacher 15-03; Johnson
debuts in 6.3 55) | DVGTCA
#7 @ Kutztown University (Broaddus' 25.1 breaks decade-old
association record) | TFCAGP
Division I Meet #7 @ Lehigh University (Kennelly 21-11
LJ) | Saturday,
January 25: TFCAGP
Division II Meet #7 @ Lehigh University (Taylor and Fritz
soar over 6-06) | Colgate
Women's Games Semi-Finals @ Pratt Institute (Abney, McDonald,
Tate and Jones win races at Semis)| PA
Performances @ New Balance Games, Armory, NYC (West Catholic
girls 1st in SMR; O'Hara boys take SP Relay, Pennsbury boys take
LJ Relay; Hallinan posts fastest PA mile of season) |
Saturday,
January 25 - TFCAGP
Division 2 Meet #7 @ Lehigh University - Blake
Taylor, Methacton, and Octorara's Ryan Fritz,
pushed each other to the top two High Jumps of the indoor PA
season, both claring 6-06, with Taylor getting the win on fewer
misses. Upper Merion's Steve Tyson sent the shot 53-03.50.
Holy Ghost Prep posted a strong DMR of 10:50.4. Results
courtesy of TFCAGP and PTFCA.
Satuurday, January 25 - Colgate
Women's Games Semi-Finals @
Pratt Institute, NYC - Tiffany Abney and Kimarra McDonald
in the High School field, and Clarenchell Tate and LaVaughn
Jones in the Middle School field, each won their semi-final
races. Abney posted a 400 time to 56.17. McDonald
went 2:15.62 in the 800. Tate selected the 55 over the
200 and won with a 7.36. And Jones captured the 1500
in 4:55.39. Other notable High School efforts included Angie
Saterstad's 2nd place 4:46.46 1500, and Mycaiah Clemon's
8.60 for 4th in the 55 Hurdles.
PA
Performances.
Saturday,
January 25- PA
Performances @ New Balance Games @
The NY Armory, NYC - In a meet where elite shared the atmosphere,
and sometimes the track, with high school athletes, PA performed
well, as several individuals and teams took home first place
medals. In the Girls' Sprint Medley Relay, the West Catholic
squad of Jackson, Cortes, Leach and Thomas
went 4:05.19 for the win. while Pennsbury was third with
a 4:11.97. In the Relays, the Pennsbury Long Jump team
of Al Gregory and Lynch combined for a 44-07.25
effort to win; while the O'Hara Shot Put tandem of Andrew Lynch
and Bob McDale threw a combined 95-03 for first. In the
invitational miles, Hatboro-Horsham senior Janine Ricci
withstood the tough competition and finished 6th in 5:07.48,
while Lynn Morelli, St. Basil was 8th in 5:12.92 and
Rebecca Powell, Pennsbury, was 12th in 5:22.57. In the
boys Mile, O'Hara's Steve Hallinan (left)
went 4:22.95 for 9th, posting the best for the distance
in PA this season. In the girls 4x400, Conestoga was
3rd in 4:04.21 (Pennsbury 4:10.88). The Cardinal O'Hara
girls went 9:41.01, while Hatboro-Horsham girls went
9:42.98 in the 4x800. The Downingtown boys went 8:14.64.
In the boys 4x400, O'Hara went 3:29.45, while Pennsbury
went 3:35.20. O'Hara boys were timed in 1:34.12 in the
4x200. PA
Results from Armorytrack.com.
Friday,
January 24 - TSTCA
Meet #3 @ Slippery Rock
University (Penntrack
onsite) Andrew Rademacher,
(left) the Hickory junior who cleared
a PR 15-07 earlier this month at Kent State, nearly made 15-08,
but easily won his event with an effort of 15-03. Competing
for the first time since have his eligibility reinstated by
the PIAA (see story
in Pgh. Trib-Review), Andrew Johnson, North Hills, took
the 55 in 6.3. Ryan Mundy, Woodland Hills, and Lynndale
Primer, Penn Hills, also received the same hand times.
Butler's Jordan Gray went 44-11 in the Triple Jump. For
the girls, Sha-Tira Snell of Penn Hills, went 8.3 in
the 55 Hurdles, taking Julianna Rash by .1. And Chartiers
Valley's Dana Ventrone lept 17-07 to win the Long Jump.
Results
courtesy of TSTCA.
Friday,
January, 24 -
TFCAGP Division 1 Meet #7 @
Lehigh University - Juan
Cave, St Joseph's Prep, won again in the High Jump, clearing
6-4. In the Long Jump, Neshaminy's Brian Kennelly went
21-11. Strong relays were posted by LaSalle in the DMR
by Joe Fernandez, Chris Tass, Neil O'Connell
and Louis Esposito in 10:46.3; and in the 4x200 by Upper
Darby's Marquis Hall, Mike Jones, Justin Pinder
and Stevin Woody, who went 1:34.1.2. Results
courtesy of TFCAGP and PTFCA.
Friday, January 24 - DVGTCA
Meet #7 @ Kutztown University - The heart of the
indoor season for the girls erased a decade-old association record
in the 200. William Penn's Juanita Broaddus seared to a
25.1, bettering the 25.7 mark set by Chester's Kia Davis
in 1993. Teammate Christina Smith edged Sabrina Shaw
of Simon Gratz in the 55 Hurdles by .1, going 8.3. St. Hubert's
Rachel Papin won the 3000 in 10:36.8. In the relays, it
was the William Penn foursome of Broaddus, Kandis
Worthington, Knishea Sheard and Smith holding off
Upper Darby by 2.2 seconds in 1:44.7. Perkiomen Valley's
Brittany Long, Carol Jefferson, Bridget Walsh
and Sarah Roberts posted a 9:40.6 win in the 4x800. In
the Triple Jump, Wissahickon's Alex Baptiste lept 36-1-3/4
as Downingtown's Sarah Ensslen went 36-0, the 2nd and 3rd
best PA jumps so far. Results
courtesy of DVGTCA.
Saturday,
January 18: Kutztown
University Maroon & Gold @
Kutztown University
- Ryan Whiting, Central Dauphin, upped his distance in
the Shot Put this season to a PA #2 55-09. Lindsey Regan
of Easton, cleared 11-00 in the Pole Vault, while Harrisburg's
Andre Hicks cleared 6-04 in the High Jump. Archbishop Ryan's
Denise Tetkowski took three events, the 200 in 27.33, the
55 Hurdles in 8.97, and the Triple Jump with a leap of 34-07.50.
Results
courtesy of Kutztown University.
Saturday,
January 18:
Franklin
& Marshall HS Invitational @
Franklin & Marshall - Lancaster McCaskey senior Kenny Covington
blew away the field in the 55 dash, going to a 6.2 to vault to
the top of the PA Indoor charts, and place himself squarely in
the top 10 of the country. Oxford's Drew Eckman captured
two events, the 400 in 50.9 and the 200 in 23.1. The Huss
twins did another one-two act, with Debbie getting the
better of Amy by three seconds in the 1600 in 5:12. The
3200 was elite as well, with Betsy Sensenig of Ephrata
holding off Lampeter-Strasburg's Emily Kruger 11:02.4 to
11:05.0. Kirsten Andrews, Garden Spot, won three events,
the Long Jump (15-08), the Pole Vault (9-06), and the 55 Hurdles
(8.8). Results
courtesy of F&M College.
Saturday, January
18: TFCAGP
Division 1 Meet #6
@ Haverford College - Another Triple Jump over 44'
to add to the growing group in one of the deepest events in PA
this season. Downingtown's Adam Woodford went 44-05.75
to win by more than two feet. In the High Jump, St. Joe Prep's
Juan Cave cleared 6-4. Abington captured both the
4x200 (1:37.9) and the 4x800 (8:25.1); while North Penn
posted a strong 3:31.0 in the 4x400, and Downingtown a
quality 10:50.2 in the DMR. Results
courtesy of TFCAGP and PTFCA.
Saturday, January 18:TFCAGP
Division 2 Meet #6 @
Haverford College - They're gettin' serious in the 800, as four
guys cracked 2:00, led by Chris Kessler of Sun Valley in
1:56.7. Distance ace Mark Korich of Springfield (Montco)
was 2nd in 1:57.0, Radnor's Sam Dalke, 3rd in 1:59.1, and
Upper Dublin's Eric Bowles, 4th in 1:59.3. Kessler's effort
was a meet record. Carson Pickens, Germantown Friends,
clearned 6-04 in the High Jump. Conwell Egan's Steve Slatin
also set a meet record 6.9 in the 60 Dash, as did Methacton's
Blake Taylor in the Triple Jump, going 43-09. Results
courtesy of TFCAGP & PTFCA.
Saturday,
January 18:
PA
Performances @ Stanner Games @
The Armory, NYC
- Nicole Leach, West Catholic, was first in the 600 Meter
Run in 1:33.56, US#3. Leach and her teammates took first
in the 4x400 in 3:54.05. Angela Wells, Simon Gratz, went
19-01 in the Long Jump. Simon Gratz girls took the 4x200,
improving their PA #1 time to 1:42.13. Hatboro-Horsham's Mike
Kenny was 7th in the Two-Mile run in 9:38.01. West Catholic
captured the 4x400 in 3:54.05, a meet record. Gratz hurdler Sabrina
Shah was 2nd at 55 meters in 8.62. The Simon Gratz
boys were 3rd in the 4x200 in 1:33.52. PA
Results.
Friday,
January 17:
DVGTCA
Meet #6 @
Ursinus College - Rachel Giannascoli, Alicia York,
Julia Sommers and Fiana York of Haverford High
unleashed the best 4x800 in PA this season that also happens to
be the #3 time in the US. Their 9:37.6 led Cardinal O'Hara
in second with a 9:43.3 and Hatboro-Horsham in third in
9:44.3. The 800 was fast, too, with Perkiomen Valley's Sarah Roberts
going 2:19.5. In the Mile, St. Hubert's Amy Kelly was first
in 5:15.9, just over two seconds ahead of Downingtown's Jessie
Yester. Boyertown's Natalie Miller took the High
Jump clearing 5-04. Christina Smith, William Penn, was
impressive in the 600 yard run in 1:25.9. Denise Tetkowski,
Archbishop Ryan, won both the 55 Hurdles (8.5) and the Long Jump
(16-09.75). Wissahickon soph Krista Simpkins captured the
200 in 25.5 and anchored their 4x400 to a win in 4:07.5. Results
courtesy of DVGTCA.
Friday,
January 17:
Slippery
Rock University HS Invitational @
Slippery Rock University - Emily Lepley, Lewistown, took
the 55 Hurdles in 8.61. In the Long Jump, Mycaiah Clemons
was pushed to a win with her 17-10 effort, by N. Smith
of McDowell (17-07.75), and Erin Hannon of Bradford (17-06.50).
Kim Rorabaugh, Purchase Line, won the Shot with a PA best
of 39-04. In the boys' Long Jump, Jordan Gray, Bethel Park,
went 22-07.25 for the victory, while Justin Clickett, Union
City, took the Shot Put with a toss of 53-11. Results
courtesy of Slippery Rock University.
Friday,
January 17:
Emrey/ESU
Warrior Classic @
East Stroudsburg University -
Friday,
January 17:
Colgate
Women's Games Week # 4 @
Pratt Institute, NYC - Tiffany
Abney continued to gather first place points, taking the
400 in 57.6 and the 200 in 25.4. Kimarra McDonald ran the
fastest 800 in PA this season, and US#5, getting 2nd in 2:14.7;
and Angie Saterstad improved her 1500 time to 4:43.2 in
getting third for a US#4 time. In the Middle School division,
Clarenchell Tate captured the 55 Dash in 7.0 and the 200
in 25.3. LaVaughn Jones won the 1500 in 4:52.9. Kameesha
Worthington went 60.3 in the 400 for first and 2:21.4 in
the 800 for second. Results.
Friday-Saturday,
January 17-18:
PA
Performances @ Pole Vault Summit @
Reno, Nevada - Several of PA's best travelled west and did well.
For the girls, Lauren Birckhead, Liberty, and Courtney
Regan, Easton, cleared 11-02 to tie at the top of the PA
list. Hickory's Andrew Rademacher acquitted himself well
with a 14-06 effort. Brian Dodds, Exeter, cleared 13-04.
Complete
Results.
Thursday,
January 16: TSTCA
Field-Only Meet @ Duquesne University - The Tri-State Track
Coaches Association held a field event meet at Duquesne University.
This was the first time that the TSTCA has held a meet at Duquesne
University. Results
courtesy of TSTCA.
Thursday,
January 16: Swarthmore
Delco Classic @
Swarthmore College - Glen Mills' Tyree Suber continued
his march toward an indoor 60-footer with a throw of 57-01. Strath
Haven hurdler Phil Atkinson went 7.64 in the trials, then
7.57 in the finals of the 55 Hurdles. Sprinter Mike Bentley
of Chester, held off Upper Darby's Marquis Hall by .16,
going 6.36 in the 55 Dash. Strath Haven took three of four
relays, getting 2nd in the DMR. Results
courtesy of Swarthmore College.
Tuesday,
January 14: Albright
College HS Invitational @
Albright College - Wyomissing's
Robin O'Hara won two events, a somewhat unusual combo of
the 55 Dash (7.55) and Pole Vault (9-01). Heather Patch
raced to a strong 8.68 in the 55 Hurdles. Brian Dodds,
Exeter, cleared 13-06 in the Pole Vault. And good times from Wyomissing's
Andy Taylor in the 55 Trials (6.5), and teammate Imran
Chowdbury in the 55 Hurdles (7.77). Results
courtesy of Albright College.
Tuesday,
January 14: Delaware
County Girls' Championships @
Haverford College - Penn Wood sprinter
Chioma Nwaneshiudu dominated the short races, going 7.0
in both the trials and the finals of the 55 dash, and 26.1 in
the 200. When the race was over 800 meters, Cardinal O'Hara
either won it or was in it. Mary Debevec took the 800
in 2:24.8; Danielle Schopf the 3000 in 10:48.0; and the
O'Hara 4x800 was 1st in 10:06.6. O'Hara's Erin Kelly
was 2nd to Prendi's Nicole O'Dea (5:25.0)in the mile by
2.4 seconds; while the DMR was 2nd to Radnor (13:20.5)
by 7.7 seconds. Results
courtesy of DVGTCA.
Monday, January 13: Chester
County Championships @ Ursinus College - West Chester
East's Justin Woodruff posted a fast 800 and tied a meet
record in the 800 with his 1:58.2. Conestoga's Ryan Bird
ran 49.8 for a new meet record in the 400. In the Triple Jump,
Galen Rivers, Great Valley, leapt 44-01.50. And in the
High Jump, Octorara's Ryan Fritz went 6-05 in the High
Jump. For the girls, Janessa Murphy, Great Valley, won
the 55 Dash in 7.0, a new meet record. Results
courtesy of West Chester Henderson.
January
Indoor - Weeks 1&2: Friday, January 3: TSTCA
Meet #2 @ University
of Pittsburgh (Rademacher 14-06 PV; Jefferson boys, Schenley girls
take 4x220's and 4x440's) | DVGTCA
Meet #4 @ Kutztown University (Broaddus doubles in 55H
+ 300y; Dobbins takes Penn in 4x200; Simkins best Thomas in 400;
Strong top three in 3000) | Colgate
Women's Games Week #2 @ Pratt Institute, NYC (MS sensation
Tate goes 6.9, 25.4 again!; Abney 6.9, 57.8 double; Worthington
60.4 MS 400 win, 2:19.5 2nd in MS 800; Saterstad 3rd in HS 1500,
4:51-point) | Saturday,
January 4: Lebanon
Valley High School Invitational #1 @ Lebanon Valley College
(PennTrack
on site)
(Saterstad 11:13.3 3200; Whiting 54-09 SP;
Potts triple winner in boys' 55, 200, 400) |
PA
Performances @ PSAL Open @
New York Armory (Ricci US#1 10:20.24; Hatboro-Horsham girls 4x800
9:52.63) | Kutztown
High School Opener @ Kutztown
University (Marquis 10-09 PV; MD's Nesfield + Salaam 1(8.46)-2(8.51)
in 55H; Aluko (MD) 5-06 HJ; Quillman 6-04 HJ) |
TFCAGP
Division 1 Meet #4 @ Haverford College (Suber 54-03; Cave
clears 6-04) | TFCAGP
Division 2 Meet #4 @ Haverford College (Engle/Nurse 7.1;
Eckman 50.4; Korich 9:03.6; Franczuscki 2:00.2; Slayton 21-04
LJ) | Tuesday, January 7:
Glen
Mills Invitational #1 @ Glen Mills Schools (Suber 55-01.50
SP) | Friday,
January 10: Dickinson
College High School Invitational @ Dickinson College (PennTrack
on site)
(Whiting wins SP 53-06.50; Timmons of York takes 55 and 200; Philbiin
9:51 3200) | DVGTCA
Meet #5 @ Lehigh University (New US#'s 3-4 with St. Hubert's
12:35 by 1.5 over O'Hara in DMR; Smith 8.4 55H; Miller 5-05 HJ)
| Emrey/East
Stroudsburg Red & Black Invitational @ East Stroudsburg
University | Colgate
Women's Games Week #3 @ Pratt Institute, NYC (Saterstad
4:45.5 4th in 1500) | Saturday, January
11: TSTCA
Meet #3 @
Slippery Rock University (Rademacher wins PV & HJ, 2nd in
55H; Markle, Yon clear 5-04) | TFCAGP
Division 2 Meet #5 @ Lehigh University (Hammond 44-11
TJ; Plunkett 52-09.75 SP; Taylor 6-04 HJ) | TFCAGP
Division 1 Meet #5 @ Lehigh University (Whitehead 46-01.50
TJ; LaSalle 8:14.8 4x800) | Lebanon
Valley College High School Invitational #2 @ Lebanon Valley
College (54-03.50 Rob Kerris, Southern Columbia; Emily Kruger,
Lampeter-Strasburg 11:25.1 3200) | PA
Performances @ Hispanic Games @ The Armory, NYC (Shaw
wins 55H; Wells takes LJ; Penn girls 3:50.91 in 4x400, and Gratz
gets close 2nd in 4x200) | PA
Performances @ Montgomery Invitational @ Prince George
County Complex (Wyomissing girls 12:50.20 DMR; Debbie Huss 5:19.31
Mile) |
Sunday, January 12: Kent State Open @ Kent State University
- Andrew Rademacher, 15-07 US# 3. Results on Dyestat.
Saturday, January 11: TSTCA
Meet #3 @ Slippery Rock University - Hickory's
Andrew Rademacher was leaping hurdles and bars all night,
and it garnered him two firsts and a second place. In his best
event, the Pole Vault, he cleared 14-06. Without benefit of a
pole, he got over at 6-0 in the High Jump. And in the 55 meter
Hurdles, he was 2nd by .1 to teammate EJ McLaurin, who
went 7.8. For the girls, North Allegheny teammates Kim Markle
and Shannon Yon went 1-2 in the High Jump, both clearing
5-04. Double winners included Carlett Nance of Penn Hills,
who took the 55 Dash in 7.4 and the 200 in 27.5. McDowell's Nicole
Smith took the jumps with a 17-04 effort in the Long Jump,
and 34-04 effort in the Triple Jump. State AAA XC Champ Christine
Taranto was 2nd in the 800 by .9 to Bridget Alex
of Mt. Lebanon, who was timed in 2:31.1. Results
courtesy of TSTCA.
Saturday, January 11: TFCAGP
Division 2 Meet #5 @ Lehigh University - Another
season, another good jumper from Girard College. Jason Hammond
moved up to a tie for 3rd in the state with a leap of 44-11, matching
the season best of Great Valley's Galen Rivers, who was
2nd with a leap of 43-11.50. Sean Plunkett of Chestnut
Hill Academy won the Shot Put with a toss of 52-09. Blake Taylor,
Methacton, cleared 6-04 to win the High Jump. Upper Moreland
took both the 4x400 (3:41.1) and the 4x800 (8:29.6). Results
courtesy of TFCAGP & PTFCA.
Saturday,
January 11: TFCAGP
Division 1 Meet #5 @ Lehigh University - Norristown's
Mike Whitehead lept to the top of the state indoor lists
with his 46-01.50 triple jump, winning by over 2.5 feet. LaSalle
won the 4x800 in 8:14.8. Quakertown's Adam Breisch matched
his season-best 800, going 1:59.5. Results
courtesy of TFCAGP & PTFCA.
Saturday, January 11: Lebanon
Valley College High School Invitational #2 @ Lebanon Valley
College - With the
weather cooperating more than the week before, schools
from the mountain areas of PA were able to make an appearance.
State College high jumper Evak Tanner cleared 6-4 to win
the High Jump. In the boys' Shot Put, Rob Kerris, a Southern
Columbia sophomore, went 54-03.50 to win by over eight feet. Emily
Kruger took the 3200 in 11:25.1. And three girls, Tiffany
Hurd, Annville-Cleona, Libby Haas, Eastern York,
and Amber Strause, State College, each clearn 5-04 in the
High Jump. A speed workout of sorts in the 800 for three of PA's
best distance stars, as Angie Saterstad, Hershey (2:26.5)
held off Janelle Young of Cedar Cliff (2:28.8) and Red
Lion's Kate Papenberg (2:32.3). Results
courtesy of Lebanon Valley College.
Saturday, January 11: PA
Performances @ Hispanic Games @ The Armory, NYC
- Racing again against the nation's elite, PA's best acquitted
themselves well. Sabrina Shaw, Simon Gratz, won the 55
Hurdles in 8.59, while teammate Angela Wells captured the
Long Jump with a leap of 18-05.50, and was named the Outstanding
Female Athlete in Field Events. The William Penn foursome
of Kandis Worthington, Christina Smith, Kneshia
Sheard, and Juanita Broaddus go 3:50.91 for 1st
in 4x400. Simon Gratz then took 2nd in the 4x200 by just
.19 with a 1:43.53. Broaddus was 4th in the 400 with her
55.82. West Catholic sophomore Nicole Leach was 5th with
a 56.01. Penn's Smith ran 56.60. West Catholic frosh Latavia
Thomas was 6th in the 800, running 2:16.97. For the boys,
the Simon Gratz squad went 1:33.94. PA
results & link to full coverage on Dyestat.
Saturday, January 11: PA
Performances @ Montgomery Invitational @ Prince George
County Sportsplex - Wyomissing
visits the site of the Nike Indoor Classic prior to the big meet,
and as usual, comes away with some success. The girls' DMR took
first 12:50.20. Debbie Huss was 3rd in the Mile in 5:19.31.
Katie O'Regan was 3rd in the 3200 in 11:37.23. In the Pole
Vault, Robin O'Hara cleared 8-06 to get 2nd. For the boys,
Imran Chowdhury was 3rd in the 55 Hurdles in 8.13; Jon
Hart took 4th in the Shot Put with a throw of 52-04.75;
and Zach Fogel took 5th in the High Jump, clearing 6-02.
PA
Performances courtesy of Dyestat.
Friday,
January 10: Dickinson
College High School Invitational @ Dickinson College (PennTrack
on site) - Central
Dauphin's Ryan Whiting continued his strong early season,
throwing 53-06.50 to take the Shot Put. Greenwood's Jessica Kratzer
was top for the girls with a toss of 36-11.25. York's Knowledge
Timmons captured both the 55 Dash (6.4) and the 200 (23.5).
James Wood's (VA) Kristina Novara was also a double victor,
taking the mile in 5:42.0 and the 3200 in 12:57.0. Cedar Cliff
senior Pat Philbin (right) ran
alone to an easy win in the boys' 3200 in 9:51.0. Hershey
won three of the four relays, with the boys taking both the 4x800
(9:00) and the 4x400 (3:54), and the girls winning the 4x800 in
10:56, while getting 2nd by three seconds in the 4x400 in 4:34
to McLean, VA. Results
courtesy of Dickinson College.
Friday, January 10: DVGTCA
Meet #5 @ Lehigh University - New
US#'s 3-4 with St. Hubert's (Kate Mahaffey, Megan Neary,
Rachel Papin, Amy Kelly) posted the best PA DMR
of the season, holding off Cardinal O'Hara (Erin
Kelly, Talea McKnight, Mary Debevec, Danielle
Schopf) by just 1.5 seconds in 12:35.0. Before heading
off the New York and the Hispanic Games on 1/11, William Penn's
Christina Smith did an evening-before warm-up getting 1st
in the 55 Hurdles in 8.4. Results
courtesy of DVGTCA.
Friday, January 10: Emrey/East Stroudsburg Red & Black
Invitational @ East Stroudsburg University -
Friday, January 10: Colgate
Women's Games Week #3 @ Pratt Institute, NYC - Tiffany
Abney picked up the pace in week #3, winning both the 200
in 25.2 and the 400 in 57.3. Middle School counterpart Clarenchell
Tate of Philadelphia, continued her winning ways, going
7.1 in the 55 and 25.9 in the 200. Penn Trafford's Mycaian Clemons
took 2nd in the 55 Hurdles in 8.3. Abney's Merion Mercy teammate,
Kimarra McDonald, was 2nd in the 800 in 2:19.8, and 6th
in the 400 in 59.9. Angie Saterstad, Hershey, continued
to improve in the 1500 with her 4th place 4:45.5. In the Middle
School 800, Kameesha Worthington was 2nd in 2:19.4.
Results
on Dyestat.
Wednesday,
January 8: Holy Ghost Prep's Bill Ference (left:photo
by Pat Montferrat for Sports-Shot) goes 1:57.5 in 800m
@ Lawrenceville.
Tuesday, January 7: Glen
Mills Invitational @ Glen Mills Schools - Tyree Suber
of host Glen Mills, started the year well with a 55-01.50 effort.
Coatesville's Clarence Smith won the Triple Jump, going
44-05.00, while North Penn's Dan Jacques was 2nd with his
44-02.50. Results
courtesy of Glen Mills Schools.
Saturday,
January 4, 2003 - Lebanon
Valley High School Invitational #1 @
Lebanon Valley College
(PennTrack
on site)
- Angie
Saterstad ran alone, but paced her way to an easy win the
the 3200, going 11:13.3. Cedar Cliff soph Janelle Young captured
both the mile (5:34.0) and the 800 (2:30.1). Montgomery (MD) sprinter
Sharifa Love took the 200 in 27.4 and the 400 in 62.1. In
the field events, Harrisburg's Rachelle Edrington won the
Long Jump, going 16-07.25, and the Triple Jump, leaping 35-01.25.
In the boys' competition, Shot Putter Ryan Whiting of Central
Dauphin won by over nine feet, throwing 54-09. Harrisburg sprinter
Rome Potts (right) won three
individual events, the 55 Dash in 6.82, the 200 in 24.4, and the
400 in 55.2. Results
courtesy of Lebanon Valley College.
Saturday, January 4, 2003 - PA
Performances @ PSAL Open @
New York Armory - Janine Ricci,
Hatboro-Horsham, continued her early strong success, running
a US#1 time in the 3000 on the fast Armory track, getting first
in 10:20.24. She then joined with teammates Anna Baker, Nicole
Murphy and Caitlin Klaas to run a 9:52.63 4x800, good
for first place. PA
Results & Link to Dyestat coverage.
Saturday, January 4, 2003 - Kutztown
High School Opener @ Kutztown
University - Kourtney Marquis, Pennsbury,
improved from earlier efforts and cleared 10-09 in the Pole Vault
to take 1st. In the 55 Hurdles, Tiffany Nesfield, of CH Flowers
(MD) went 8.46 to hold off Kamilah Salaam of Glasgow (DE),
who was 2nd in 8.51. Salaam did get two 1st place medals,
capturing the 55 Dash in 7.35 and the 200 in 26.21. Toni Aluko
of Paint Branch (MD) took the girls' High Jump, clearing 5-06. Ephrata's
Betsy Sensenig (10:42.7) beat Red Lion's Kate Papenberg
(11:06.9) in the 3000. In boys' competition, Wyomissing's Travis
Quillman clearned 6-04 to take the High Jump. Double winners
included Mike Downs, Delcastle (DE) in the 55 (6.73) and
the 200 (23.51); Josh Fritz, Northwest (PA) in the 800 (2:02.61)
and the 1600 (4:35.25); plus the CH Flowers (MD) relays in
both the 4x400 (3:32.58) and the 4x800 (8:45.67). Results
courtesy of Kutztown University.
Saturday,
January 4, 2003 - TFCAGP
Division 1 Meet #4 @ Haverford College - Tyree Suber,
Glen Mills, returned to the circle and unleashed a throw of 54-03
in the Shot Put. St. Joseph's Prep has a high jumper this year in
Juan Cave, who cleared 6-04 to win by four inches. Kevin
Akins, North Penn, edged Tracy Robinson, West Chester
Henderson, in the 200, both clocked in 23.0. And William Tennent's
4x200 went 1:36.9 to hold off Neshaminy. Results
courtesy of TFCAGP and PTFCA.
Saturday,
January 4, 2003 - TFCAGP
Division 2 Meet #4 @ Haverford College - Harriton's Dan
Engle tied a meet record in the 60 dash, going 7.1, edging
Upper Moreland's Kwesi Nurse, who was also timed in 7.1.
Oxford 400 ace Drew Eckman broke his own meet record being
pushed to a 50.4 by Cardinal Dougherty's Brendan Reilley.
Mark Korich, Springfield (Montco) ran a strong 9:03.6 3000.
In the Long Jump, Conwell Egan's Steve Slayton went 21-04.
The Strath Haven 4x200 went 1:34.6 to win by almost five seconds.
And in the 800, it was Great Valley's Ben Franczuscki won
in 2:00.2. Results
courtesy of TFCAGP and PTFCA.
Friday, January 3, 2003 -
TSTCA
Meet #2 @ University of Pittsburgh
- Hickory's Andrew Rademacher is clearly the early leader
in the Pole Vault, this time clearing 14-06. The Thomas Jefferson
boys took the two sprint relays, capturing the 4x200y in 1:37.3
(West Mifflin 1:37.3), and the 4x440y in 3:44.2. For the
girls', Schenley took both the 4x220y (1:49.8) and the 4x440y
(4:16.2). Results
courtesy of TSTCA.
Friday,
January 3, 2003 - DVGTCA
Meet #4 @ Kutztown University - Juanita Broaddus,
William Penn, went with the 55 Hurdles and 300 yards, taking both
wins, 8.83 and 36.8, respectively. Dobbins ran with and then
away from William Penn in the 4x200 going 1:50.9 to win by
over a second. Perkiomen Valley pulled off a win over a strong
St. Hubert's 4x800 squad, going 9:50.7 for 4.3 second gap.
Nicole Leach, West Catholic, was unchallenged in the 200
with here 25.9. West Catholic frosh Latavia Thomas ran into
last year's frosh sensation, Krista Simkins, Wissahickon,
in the 400, with Simkins pulling off a one second win in 58.6. Distance
aces Maressa Pinzini of Cheltenham, and Jessie Yester,
Downingtown, showed solid middle diistance wheels, with Pinzini
taking first in 2:21.4, with Yester 2nd in 2:23.2. The 3000 had
a few new competitors this week, but remained one of the strongest
events. Cardinal O'Hara senior Danielle Schopf had the best
day, going 10:42.3. St. Hubert's junior Amy Kelly was 2nd
in 10:46.2, while Bensalem junior Ashley Kelly was 3rd in
10:47.3. Results
courtesy of DVGTCA.
Friday,
January 3, 2003 - Colgate
Women's Games Week #2 @ Pratt Institute, NYC - Week
2 and Clarenchell Tate of Imani Charter School in Philadelphia
is still rockin', going 6.9 and 25.4 (AGAIN!) in the Middle School
55 and 200. Tiffany Abney, Merion Mercy, made it to the track
on time this week and won the 400 in 57.8 and the High School 55
in 6.9. Hershey's Angie Saterstad had a better race in the
HS 1500, getting 3rd in 4:51.7. Kemeesha Worthington, Tilden
Middle School, took the MS 400 in 60.4 and was 2nd in the MS 800
in 2:19.5. Germantown Academy's Alyssa Depte was 2nd in the
MS HS, clearing 5-0. Results
on Dyestat.
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A private funeral was Friday, 12/20, with a memorial service
last Saturday. The story from the Chambersburg
Public Opinion.
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