Annville-Cleona

Track & Field Dual Meet Results Tracker: May 6

by
Dan Rau
May 8, 2024

In this post, we will attempt to bring you details from the LebCo Track & Field dual meet action. As is most of our coverage, this will serve as a place for rolling coverage that will be updated as we are able to get you details from local meets.

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Monday, May 6

Annville-Cleona @ Lancaster Catholic – Full Results

Boys: Annville-Cleona 80, Lancaster Catholic 61

Landon Hostetter led the Annville sweeps of the 1600m (4:38.30) and 3200m (10:17.36) and Tim Montijo won both hurdle events, 110m High Hurdles (17.10) and 300m IM Hurdles (43.95), as the Dutchmen defeated Lancaster Catholic.

David Moran may have provided the highlight with run of 1:55.57 to take the 800m.

In the Field, Bryson Fogelsanger had the longest throw in the Javelin (143’9”) and Aiden Lezon took the Triple Jump (35’2.75”).

Annville also won all three relays.

Girls: Annville-Cleona 90, Lancaster Catholic 59

Needing a win to capture the Section 3 Championship, Annville-Cleona dominated on the Track and in the Jumps on their way to blowing by host Lancaster Catholic. Kendall Cooper won the 100m (12.67) and 200m (26.53), with Miracle Hershey making a 1-2 finish (12.99 / 27.22). Sophia Caporaletti took the 400m (1:04.84). Cooper, Hershey, and Caporaletti, all juniors, were joined by freshman Jada Morales to win the 4x100m with a time of 50.16.

In the Distance events, Megan Brophy won the 800m (2:31.58), while Mackenzie Stellmach took the 1600m (5:33.15) after finishing 2nd in the 800m, and Emily Maag locked down the 3200m (11:56.28). Nora Hoover joined Brophy, Maag, and Stellmach to win the 4x800m (12:26.11).

Kya Missimer won both Hurdle events: 100m High Hurdles (17.29) and 300m IM Hurdles (52.13). Madi Long also won two events, finishing 1st in the Long Jump (15’5”) and Triple Jump (33’4”). Caitlin Shay led an Annville sweep of the Pole Vault (8’6”).

In total, Annville won thirteen of the day’s eighteen events.

McCaskey @ Cedar Crest – Full Results

Boys: McCaskey 81, Cedar Crest 69

Last year, Cedar Crest defeated a strong McCaskey unit on their home turf. This year, Lancaster repaid the favor by dominating on the Track. Travis Furmanski was the lone Cedar Crest event winner in the running events, taking the 3200m (9:59.7). There were several excellent performances that took 2nd places, including Charlie Joffey’s 51.3 in the 400m and Jeremiah Santiago’s 22.8 in the 200m.

Cedar Crest struck back in the Field. Dylan Groff won three events: Javelin (177’5”), Long Jump (20’8.25”), Triple Jump (40’11.5”). Alex Kissinger won the Discus (135’0”) and Shot Put (48’1.5”), narrowly besting teammate Tristan Long (48’). Cameron Tirado took 1st in the High Jump (6’), defeating his brother Leo Tirado who also went 6’. Cristian Viveros added a win in the Pole Vault (11’3”).

Girls: McCaskey 87.3, Cedar Crest 62.7

Cedar Crest and McCaskey met once again in the last meet of the year to determine the Section 1 Champions. McCaskey has been a powerhouse in recent years, but given Cedar Crest’s depth and star power, the meet offered one of the premier matchups in Pennsylvania.

Kaddel Howard had a career day that should set her up nicely for the postseason. She won the 100m (11.8), 200m (24.4), and 400m (54.6) with outstanding times. Eliana Schneider also won three individual events, taking the 1600m (5:22), Javelin (132’6″), and High Jump (4’10”). Ruby Wolfe added a victory in the Pole Vault (10’6″). However, McCaskey proved to be too strong and was able to limit the damage done by the talented Falcon line-up.

Despite the outcome, Cedar Crest continued to compete with pride. With the meet already decided, Howard was joined by Hayden Wamsher, Makenzie Wamsher, and Opeyemi Ojo to take the 4x400m (4:02).