Malone's Rebekka Bond splashed and raced her way through the girls 2000-meter steeplechase to win in a record VanDusen time of 7:52.50. Bond, Marissa Perez and Emily Pomainville won individual events for the Huskies topping the 15-team field in capturing the 90th annual VanDusen Invitational Meet at Ogdensburg. (Tyler Perry photos) Meet Gallery
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90th Annual Van Dusen Memorial
Malone 110
Canton 83.5
Madrid-Waddington 58.5
Tupper Lake 55
Lowville 44
Indian River 40
Norwood-Norfolk 32
Gouverneur 30
Saranac Central 25
Potsdam 23
Massena 19
Ogdensburg 13
Peru 10
North Eastern Clinton 8
Clifton-Fine 6
Malone 207, Gouverneur 122
Canton 154, Ogdensburg 137
Canton 166, Clifton-Fine 44
Ogdensburg 197, Clifton-Fine 51
Massena 166, Potsdam 148
Massena 187, Tupper Lake 73
Potsdam 187, Tupper Lake 77
Norwood-Norfolk 170,
Madrid-Waddington 143
Norwood-Norfolk 238, Salmon River 34
Madrid-Waddington 209, Salmon
River 36
"A" Invitational at Madrid-Waddington
Canton 148
Malone 106
Tupper Lake 81
Madrid-Waddington 76
Massena 44
Norwood-Norfolk 42
Gouverneur 12
Potsdam 11
Ogdensburg 4
Complete Invitational Results
Malone 191, Ogdensburg 124
Malone 234, Salmon River 43
Ogdensburg 216, Salmon River 53
Canton 157, Tupper Lake 80
Canton 174, Gouverneur 121
Gouverneur 170, Tupper Lake 89
Norwood-Norfolk 173, Potsdam 144
Norwood-Norfolk 214, Clifton-Fine 46
Potsdam 206, Clifton-Fine 53
Madrid-Waddington 157, Massena 150
Salmon River 100, Clifton-Fine 62
Madrid-Waddington 158, Potsdam 146
Massena 163, Ogdensburg 155
Norwood-Norfolk 179,
Gouverneur 129
Malone 192⅔, Massena 76⅓
Malone 218½, Clifton-Fine 38½
Massena 200, Clifton-Fine 45
Madrid-Waddington 160, Ogdensburg 139
Madrid-Waddington 166, Tupper Lake 90
Ogdensburg 169, Tupper Lake 94
Norwood-Norfolk 157, Canton 147
Gouverneur 158, Potsdam157
Gouverneur 219, Salmon River 47
Potsdam 222, Salmon River 49
Malone 195, Madrid-Waddington 102
Canton 183, Potsdam 115
Gouverneur 164, Massena 147
Tupper Lake 117, Salmon River 69
Norwood-Norfolk 189½, Ogdensburg 128½
Madrid-Waddington 169½, Gouverneur 130½
Madrid-Waddington 189, Clifton-Fine 35
Gouverneur 207, Clifton-Fine 37
Malone 171, Norwood-Norfolk 158
Malone 196, Tupper Lake 75
Norwood-Norfolk 194, Tupper Lake 70
Potsdam 158, Ogdensburg 158 (Tie)
Canton 164½, Massena 133½
Canton 188, Salmon River 41
Massena 214, Salmon River 39
Canton 164, Malone 150
Norwood Norfolk’s Maddie Seguin has a slight lead in
the neck-and-neck battle with Massena’s Jackie Lamica
for the lead one heat in the hurdles. Canton took top
honors among the nine girls teams participating in the
“A” Invitational at Madrid-Waddington. Malone was second
and Tupper Lake third.
Canton’s Maria Ricalton battles it out with Norwood
Norfolk’s Kaycie Saucier for the lead in the girls 1500
meters. Ricalton would win the event. Saucier finished
7.9 seconds off the pace. Ricalton also won the 3000
meters, while teammate Gemma DelRossi won the 400 and
800. Canton took top honors among the nine girls teams
participating in the “A” Invitational at
Madrid-Waddington. Malone was second and Tupper Lake
third. Among the other event winners were Malone’s
Marissa Perez in the 100 hurdles and Rebekkah Bond in
the 400. Tupper Lake’s Madi Fortier won the 100 and 200,
along with teammates Samantha Ormsby in the long jump
and triple jump and Katie Zurek in the shot put.
Massena’s Waheson Lazore won the high jump and
Madrid-Waddington’s Katie Marcellus bested the discus.
(Tyler Perry photo)
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Runners from Madrid-Waddington, Tupper Lake and
Ogdensburg compete in the 100-meter dash. The Jackets’
Katie Marcellus captured first place in the shot put and
the discus, while Cassidy Scott won the 800 and 3200
meters in pacing Madrid-Waddington to the tri-meet
sweep. Ogdensburg finished second. (Eric Foote photo)
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Gouverneur's Gabby Dunkelburg comes into the home
stretch of the 3000 meter run to get the win for the
Wildcats.
Tupper Lake’s Hannah Klossner clears the bar two win the
girls high-jump competition. Klossner also won the 400
meters, in leading the Lumberjack effort at Ogdensburg.
For Tupper Lake, Maddie Fortier took top honors in the
100 and 200 meters, while Sam Ormsby won the triple jump
and long jump. The Jacks slipped to 1-4 on the season.
Cassidy Scott and Katie Marcellus won two events each to
lead Madrid-Waddington (4-1) to a sweep in the tri-meet.
Ogdensburg’s Ellen Miller won the 400 hurdles and ran on
the winning 3200 relay.
Madrid-Waddington’s Makayla Blair and Gouverneur’s
Katelyn Kennedy race to a photo finish in the 800-meter
run. Blair leaned forward at the finish line just enough
to pick up the win for the Jackets. Madrid-Waddington
downed Gouverneur 169½-130½ and Clifton-Fine 189-35,
while the Wildcats beat Clifton-Fine. (Cody Jenne photo)
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Three hurdlers from Gouverneur and two from
Madrid-Waddington leap past the first line of hurdles in
the 110-meter race. The M-W Jackets swept the meet with
wins over Gouverneur and Clifton-Fine. The
Wildcats finished second.
Madrid-Waddington's Makayla Blair passes the baton to
her teammate in the home stretch of the 40-meter relay.
Competitors from Massena, Canton and Malone in the
girls' 100-meter hurdles. Malone's Melissa Perez
(right) won the event. Among the winners: Malone’s
Rebekka Bond won the steeple- chase setting an all-new
record. Indian River’s Emma Bonk captured the 400
hurdles; Paige Hamilton of Canton won the 400 meters;
Lowville’s Alexis Bach won the long jump;
Madrid-Waddington’s Katie Marcellus captured the discus;
Jacklyn Lamica of Massena was the winner of the high
jump; Brianna Hayes of Norwood-Norfolk won the Outdoor
Pentathlon; Tupper Lake’s Madi Fortier won the 100 and
200 meters,while teammate Samantha Ormsby won the triple
jump and Katie Zurek won the shot put. Malone’s
Emily Pomainville topped the 1500 and 3000 meters.
Ashley Leta of Peru Central took gold in the 800 meters.
(Tyler Perry photos)
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Three Malone and two Gouverneur runners race off the
starting line trying to gain an early advantage in the
1500-meter run. Malone’s Rebekka Bond won the race. The
Malone Lady Huskies stayed in contention for the Section
X regular-season title with a convincing 207-122 win
over the Gouverneur Wildcats. (Cody Jenne photo)
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Malone’s Abbey LaPage leaps just over the bar in the
high-jump competition to get a win in the event for the
Huskies.
Malone’s Hannah Perry leaps as she takes her shot in the
discus event. . Individual winners for Malone
included Hannah Perry in the 100 m dash and discus.
Carrie Pomainville won the 400, Emily Pomainville won
the 800, Rebekka Bond claimed the 1500 meters and 400
meter hurdles, Charlene Scott captured the 300 meters.
Marissa Perez won the 100 hurdles. The Franklin Academy
team of Lauren McCarthy, Marissa Perez, Lauren Reynolds
and Alyssa Tatro took first place in the 400 meter
relay. Bond, the Pomainvilles and Rinn Schenck won the
4x400 relay. Brooke Bronner, the Pomainvilles and Scott
won the 4x800 relay. Michaela Perry leapt to the high
jump victory and logged the best distance in the long
jump. Hannah Perry also won the discus. For Gouverneur,
Caitlin Kennedy won the 200 m, Rachel Knowlton won the
triple jump, Kirsten Roberts won the shot put.
(Cody Jenne photo)
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Norwood-Norfolk, Massena and Canton runners during the
1500-meter run at the B Invitational. Shea of Canton won
the event. In the non-scoring JV-level meet, the Flyers
had several winners including Vanessa LaRoe in the 100
meters, Skylar Fetter in the 3000 and wins in the 1500
and 3000 relays.
Massena’s Kristen Canales leaps over the final hurdle in
the 400-meter hurdle event. Canales also won the
100-meter sprint in Friday’s “B” Invitational at
Norwood-Norfolk. The event is the one time during the
season that JV and younger track
athletes compete and are showcased. No team scores
are kept. Madison
Stewart won two events (800 meters and participated in
the 3200 relay) for N-N. (Cody Jenne
photo)
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Canton’s Katherine Bailey takes her final shot in the
discus event from the Canton Golden Bears at the "B"
Invitational.
Potsdam’s Abby Thomas just glides over the bar at the
beginning of the high jump event. Gouverneur and Potsdam
dueled to the finish with the Wildcats edging the
Sandstoners 158-157. Gouverneur also claimed a 219-47
win over a small Salmon River squad. Potsdam also
dominated Salmon River 222-49. (Cody Jenne photo)
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Salmon River’s Tatynna Figueroa launches the discus for
her second attempt. Gouverneur and Potsdam dueled
to the finish with the Wildcats edging the Sandstoners
158-157. Gouverneur also claimed a 219-47 win over a
small Salmon River squad. Potsdam beat Salmon 222-49.
(Cody Jenne photo)
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Gouverneur’s Gabby Dunkelburg, after lapping all other
participants, comes into the home stretch of the
3000-meter race. The Potsdam Lady Sandstoners
battled to their second “photo finish” in three meets
this season. After a tie in their first meet at
Ogdensburg, the Stoners came up on the short end of a
158-157 final to the Wildcats. However, Potsdam (3-2)
was able to gain a split on the afternoon by beating
Salmon River (0-5) in the tri-meet. The Wildcats were
led by Rachel Knowlton’s wins in the long jump and
100-meter hurdles. Kirstin Roberts tossed for wins in
the discus and shot put. Madi Dow guided Potsdam with
wins in the 100-, 400- and 800-meter races. Kate
Hildreth topped the 400-meter hurdles and the triple
jump.