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2012 SECTION X SPRING TRACK |
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| Malone Potsdam Gouverneur Ogdensburg Norwood-Norfolk Massena Madrid-Waddington Canton Tupper Lake Clifton-Fine Salmon River |
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Ogdensburg's Zach Patell clears the bar during the high jump competition, clearing the bar at a height of six feet to win the event at the "A" Invitational for varsity-level athletes only. Patell was also named the Jumper of the Meet, finishing third in the long jump. Malone overwhelmed the field to win the meet at Madrid-Waddington. (Eric Foote photo) Meet Gallery
Malone 174, Canton 50
Canton 120, Salmon River 37
Gouverneur 152, Tupper Lake 38
Potsdam 156, Madrid-Waddington 71
Norwood-Norfolk 142, Massena 99
A Invitational at Madrid-Waddington
Malone 175
Ogdensburg 95
Potsdam 94
Massena 56
Norwood-Norfolk 55½
Clifton-Fine 22
Madrid-Waddington 12
Tupper Lake 5½
Canton 3
Complete A Invitational Meet Results
Potsdam 142, Canton 60
Malone 151½, Gouverneur 79½
Malone 171, Salmon River 22
Gouverneur 168, Salmon River 21
Madrid-Waddington 154, Tupper Lake 37
Malone 140, Ogdensburg 101
Gouverneur 132½, Massena 107½
Norwood-Norfolk 171, Canton 66
Norwood-Norfolk's Connor Levison won the 110- and
400-meter hurdles, while also running on the winning
1600-meter relay team. The Flyers won 12 events, led by
Josh Eng's four wins (600, 1600, 3200 and 3200 relay) to
beat Canton 171-66. Jake Wellings won three events: long
jump, triple jump and 400 relay. (Eric Foote
photo)
Meet Gallery
Runners from Canton and Norwood-Norfolk sprint hard to
the finish line in a tight heat of the boys 110-meter
dash. Canton's McLaughlin won the event. The
Bears' LaPointe won the high-jump at 5-feet, 4-inches.
Norwood-Norfolk's Preston Mason set a league-best mark
this season in the discuss with a toss of 131 feet 11
inches. Teammate Cody Dominque won the 200 and 400
meters, then participated in a winning 400-meter relay,
helping to lead the Flyers to a 171-66 victory at
Norfolk.
Runners from Canton, Massena and Potsdam round the
corner during the boys 200 meter dash. Runners
from Canton, Massena and Potsdam round the corner during
the preliminary heat in the boys 200 meter dash.
Ogdensburg’s Tyler Belleau won the event in 23.6
seconds. O.F.A.’s Jacob Sias finished second at 24.3,
while Massena’s Andrew Brush placed third at 24.8.
Malone won the meet with an overall score that nearly
doubled their nearest rival. Malone's Connor
Gordon was named Runner of the Meet for his four
distance-event wins (1600, 3200 and 1600 and 3200
relays). Malone's Mike Sharrow was named Top
Thrower after winning the shot put and placing second in
the discus. Zach Patell of Ogdensburg was Jumper
of the Meet for wins in the high jump and long jump.
(Eric Foote photo)
Meet Gallery
Complete Meet Results
Potsdam boys execute the exchange of the baton in the
400 meter relay in Wednesday's meet. The Sandstoners
moved to within a half-meet of first-place Malone with a
142-60 victory vs. the Bears. Potsdam swept every event
with Joe Bartlett, Ethan Kelley and Tyler Belleau
winning two events apiece. (Ryan Bercume photo)
Meet Gallery
Potsdam's Ethan Kelley (right) has a slight lead with a
teammate in the boys 1600 meter race. Kelley won the
event and participated in the winning 4 x 800 meter
relay team. Joe Bartlett won the 110- and
400-meter hurdles events. Tyler Belleau won the
400 and participated in the winning 4 x 100 relay.
Buckley of Canton placed second in the 110- and
400-meter hurdles.
(Ryan Bercume photo)
Meet Gallery
Malone 154½, Norwood-Norfolk 88½
Massena 164, Tupper Lake 38
Potsdam 122½, Ogdensburg 118½
Potsdam 184, Tupper Lake 31
Ogdensburg 168½, Tupper Lake 46½
Massena
150½, Canton 79½
Norwood-Norfolk 167,
Clifton-Fine 41
Norwood-Norfolk 164½, Madrid-Waddington 76½
Madrid-Waddington 161, Clifton-Fine 41
Gouverneur, Salmon River at Malone,
postponed
Ogdensburg 157, Gouverneur 80
Ogdensburg 171, Clifton-Fine 37
Gouverneur 151, Clifton-Fine 38
Malone 155, Potsdam 96
Massena 154, Madrid-Waddington 84
Madrid-Waddington 170, Salmon River 36
Canton 104, Clifton-Fine 46
Canton 118, Tupper Lake 42
Tupper Lake 54, Clifton-Fine 52
Norwood-Norfolk, Ogdensburg at Gouverneur, ppd.
Ogdensburg 180, Salmon
River 39
Ogdensburg 161, Massena 77
Massena 154, Salmon River 41
Potsdam 134, Norwood-Norfolk 105
Malone 183, Tupper Lake 34
Gouverneur 144½, Canton 85½
Gouverneur 137, Madrid-Waddington 100
Madrid-Waddington 110½, Canton 106½
Madrid-Waddington runners are toe-to-toe, while a
Norwood-Norfolk competitor is close behind down the
stretch in the boys 800 meters. Although Clifton-Fine
has only three team members, they captured first place
in six events. in team scores, Norwood-Norfolk finished
first place with Madrid-Waddington second.
(Grant Sharlow photo)
Meet Gallery
A Madrid-Waddington competitor gets plenty of air on his
first long jump attempt. While Clifton-Fine had
only three competitors, they racked up six first-place
finishes. C-F's Brady Hayden won four events (long
jump, triple jump, 200 and 400 meters), the most of any
competitor at the meet. David Dobronsky also won
the shot put and discus. Madrid-Waddington won the
meet with most team points. Richard Wright won the
high jump. For the Flyers, Josh Eng won the 1600,
3200 and ran in the winning 3200-meter relay.
Connor Levison won the 110 and 400 hurdles and 1600
meters. (Grant Sharlow photo)
Meet Gallery
Runners from Massena and Canton jockey for position from
the start of the boys 1600-meter race. Canton's Jay
Kepes won the event clocking in at 5:30.5, just 6.5
seconds ahead of Massena's Nathan Marshall. However,
Massena won the overall meet, beating Canton 150½-79½ to
improve to 3-1. Canton fell to 2-3. (Eric Foote
photo)
Meet Gallery
A Massena athlete lands in the pit during the boys long
jump competition. Canton defeated Massena in
Tuesday's meet 150½-79½. The Red Raiders were led
in victory by successful first-place finishes by Andrew
Brush won the long jump and the 100- and 200-meter
races, while Lucas Benedict captured the 400-meter
hurdles and the high jump. Jay Kepes topped Canton’s
winners with victories in both the 1,600 and 3,200.
Potsdam and Norwood-Norfolk competitors clear the
hurdles virtually even in a close heat in the 110-meter
hurdles during Thursday’s season-opening meet in
Norfolk. Tyler Belleau led Potsdam by winning the 100
meters, 200 meters and part of a winning relay in pacing
the Sandstoners to a 134-105 victory.
(Grant Sharlow photo)
Meet Gallery
Potsdam’s Ian Drummatter musters
extra strength to hurl the shot put in opening-day
competition. A new crew of Sandstoners captured
nine of 16 events to earn the victory.
Potsdam's Ethan Kelley (right) has a slight lead with a
teammate in the boys 1600 meter race. Kelley won the
event and participated in the winning 4 x 800 meter
relay team. Joe Bartlett won the 110- and
400-meter hurdles events. Tyler Belleau won the
400 and participated in the winning 4 x 100 relay.
Buckley of Canton placed second in the 110- and
400-meter hurdles.
(Ryan Bercume photo)
Meet Gallery
Norwood-Norfolk's Connor Levison won the 110- and
400-meter hurdles, while also running on the winning
1600-meter relay team. The Flyers won 12 events, led by
Josh Eng's four wins (600, 1600, 3200 and 3200 relay) to
beat Canton 171-66. Jake Wellings won three events: long
jump, triple jump and 400 relay. (Eric Foote
photo)
Meet Gallery
Runners from Canton and Norwood-Norfolk sprint hard to
the finish line in a tight heat of the boys 110-meter
dash. Canton's McLaughlin won the event. The
Bears' LaPointe won the high-jump at 5-feet, 4-inches.
Norwood-Norfolk's Preston Mason set a league-best mark
this season in the discuss with a toss of 131 feet 11
inches. Teammate Cody Dominque won the 200 and 400
meters, then participated in a winning 400-meter relay,
helping to lead the Flyers to a 171-66 victory at
Norfolk.
Potsdam's Mike Hobbs, Ogdensburg's Zach Patell and
Tupper Lake's Blair Boyer do battle in the boys
110-meter hurdles on Wednesday at Potsdam. The
Sandstoners held on for a narrow 122½-118½ win over
Ogdensburg, the first loss for the Devils. Both Potsdam
and O.F.A. defeated Tupper Lake.
(Bob LaRue photo)
Meet Gallery
Complete Meet Results
Competitors from Potsdam, Ogdensburg and Tupper Lake in the
boys 1600-meter race. The Sandstoners held on for a narrow
122½-118½ win over Ogdensburg, the first loss for the
Devils. Both Potsdam and O.F.A. defeated Tupper Lake in the
tri-meet. (Bob LaRue photo)
Meet Gallery
Complete Meet Results
Tupper Lake's Blair Boyer on the shot put.
Ogdensburg’s Nick Crawford clears a hurdle and
sprints to the finish line in 15.3 seconds to establish
a new school record in the 110-meter hurdles. Ogdensburg
defeated Massena 161-77 and Salmon River 180-39 to sweep
the boys' tri-meet. The Raiders placed second, beating
the Shamrocks 154-41.
(Eric Foote photo)
Meet Gallery
Complete Results
A Massena competitor in the long jump against the
Shamrocks and Blue Devils in the opening meet at
Ogdensburg. O.F.A.'s Zach Grenier won the event.
Massena's best was freshman Andrew Brush who placed
third. In addition to his record-setting run in the
110-meter hurdles, O.F.A.'s Nick Crawford also won the
400 hurdles, high jump and triple jump. Alex Wood
won the 1,600 and 3,200. Christian Lesperance won
the 100 and 200.
April 19: The Franklin Academy Boys Track Team got off to a good start vs. Tupper Lake on Thursday afternoon with a 183-34 victory. Coach Matt Tessier said, "This meet turned out to be a great opportunity for FA to figure out where the training deficiencies are at this time as we head into future meets next week and beyond." Malone won almost every event individually, but just a few standout performances were evident with the wind and with Tupper Lake's team being a small team, some events were just FA against FA. Throughout the meet, several Malone athletes who were not expected to place beat their own teammates who scored points. This is a positive for the team as it works to solidify who will compete in which events over the course of the season. Event by event, the Huskies won the 4x800 with Corey Lamere, Conor Gordon, Doug Fitzgerald and Morgan Marlow. The 110 hurdles was won by Geiger of Tupper Lake in 18.3 with Malone taking 2nd through 4th scoring spots. Jamiel Stapleton led the Huskies at 19.8. Harvey Smith won the 100m against a headwind in 11.6 seconds, followed by Aaron Sharlow FA, Boyer of TL, Bailey Fellion FA and Grayson of Tupper. In the Triple Jump, Curtis Blow started to return to form of three years ago with 36'10" for the win, 2nd and third were personal bests by Joe Perry at 36'2.5" and John Picaro at 35'0.5" for a sweep. The shot put was won by indoor champ Mike Sharrow in 43'4", second was Duncan Marshall at 34'9"m, third was Boyer of Tupper and the fourth was Charland of FA in personal best 31'. Watkins and Decosse, who were not expected to place, threw 34'3 and 31'3 respectively to get noticed for the next meet. The Huskies' distance team was strong as usual with 1-2-3 in the 1600m behind Morgan Marlow, Conor Gordon and Corey Lamere. The same three paired up for the 3200m, with Gordon 10:03.6, Marlow, and Lamere the top[ thrree. In the 1600m, outdoor personal bests were run by Mike Haas 5:04, Dylan Lavoie 5:05 and Patrick Gordon at 5:07; all three could have broken 5:00 without the wind. In the 4x100m, FA ran 47.5 with bad handoffs and against the wind. Harvey Smith (4th in the state and Federal competition last year)returned to the track to run 51.9 in the 400m with Curtis Blow and Brennan Gervais taking 2nd and 3rd. John Picaro ran his first 400H and broke under the minute barrier at 59.8. Said Coach Tessier, "This makes him a good candidate to challenge (Nick) Crawford of OFA this season." Geiger of Tupper was second followed by Jamiel Stapleton and Brady Monette. The 800m was won by Doug Fitzgerald, 2nd to Bach Schanck and 3rd to Patrick Gordon. In the event, Lavoie and Decosse also ran well enough to place and be considered scoring options for the next meet. The 200m was won by Bailey Fellion in 25.9, Brennan Gervais was 2nd at 26.5, Boyer of Tupper 3rd and Joe Perry took 4th at 27.4, while teammate Zach Lamica also ran well at 26.9. The 4x400 relay had five FA teams. Malone's Smith, Gordon, Picaro and Fitzgerald cruised to an easy victory. In the remaining field events, Mike Sharrow threw a personal best of 119'11.75 inches in the discus, while Charland also had a personal best at 100 ft,, followed by Marshall at 82 ft. Curtis Blow rode his triple jump success to win the high jump at a personal best 5'6", with Sharlow and Stapleton reaching 5'4" each. The long jump featured Sharlow at 18'1", Fellion at 16'1", Geiger of Tupper and Blow at 15'11". Also, unexpected leaps of 17'3" from Stapleton and 16'4" from Joe Perry would have been 2nd and 3rd places.