ST. MARYS — Despite only having 11 runners available, the Bradford boys track team used a late win in the 1600-meter relay race to edge St. Marys on Tuesday night.
The meet came down to its last race before Alex Liners, Ian Pilon, Gabe Mitchell and Steve Morgan combined for a 3:48.7 run that gave the Owls the final team points they needed to beat the Flying Dutchmen.
“When the meet came down to the final event of the day, our guys really got excited,” Bradford coach Tom Tessena said. “All four guys had done at least three events, and three (Mitchell, Morgan and Liners) did four.”
Pilon, a freshman, also won the 800 and 1600-meter runs for the Owls, while Mitchell won the 200-meter sprint and Morgan won the 400-meter dash. Liners came away with three wins, taking the 110-meter hurdles, 300- meter hurdles and shot put.
Gavin McGee was a triple-winner for Bradford, as well, as he swept the long jump, high jump and triple jump.
“I can’t say enough about how proud I was of all these guys for their efforts today,” Tessena said. “I hope all the guys we are getting back next week can get some of this enthusiasm.”
Tessena expects more athletes to return later in the week after completing quarantine and noted that although his team has “a lot of time” to get ready for the district playoffs, the Owls will need to improve.
Quadruple-winner Abby Nuzzo led the Bradford girls to victory, as she won the triple jump, long jump, pole vault and javelin.
“(Nuzzo) has looked very good in practice and she had an outstanding day today,” Bradford coach Larry Stillman said.
Samantha Hayes won three events of her own for St. Mary’s, as she took home the 200, 800 and 1600-meter events while assisting in the Lady Dutch’s winning 1600-meter relay team.
Marissa Miller won the 400-meter dash for Bradford while assisting on the Lady Owls’ victorious 3200-meter relay team, and Alexia Corignani won the 100-meter hurdles while assisting on the winning 400-meter relay team.
“All three of our relays looked very good,” Stillman said. “We are happy with the results but equally as important was being able to have a track meet and to get back to competing again.”
BOYS
AT ST. MARYS
Bradford 72, St. Mary’s 68
100: Croyle (SM) :12, 200: Mitchell (B) :25.12, 400: Morgan (B) :55, 800: Pilon (B) 2:13, 1,600: Pilon (B) 4:57, 3,200: Foster (SM) 10:59, 400 relay: St. Mary’s :47.1, 1,600 relay: St. Mary’s 1:30, 3,200 relay: Bradford (Liners, Pilon, Mitchell, Morgan) 3:48.7 110 hurdles: Liners (B) :18.7, 300 hurdles: Liners (B) :43.78, long jump: McGee (B) 19-8, triple jump: McGee (B) 40-10, high jump: McGee (B) 5-8, shot put: Liners (B) 38-0, discus: Villelle (SM) 120-0, pole vault: None, javelin: Bauer (SM) 73-7.5
GIRLS
AT ST. MARYS
Bradford 89, St. Mary’s 61
100: Whitaker (SM) :13.72, 200: Hayes (SM) 27.1, 400: Miller (B) 1:06, 800: Hayes (SM) 2:26.9, 1,600: Hayes (SM) 5:37.3, 3,200: Dixon (B) 12:17.8, 400 relay: Bradford (Corignani, Lucas, Hogue, Schleicher), 1,600 relay: St. Mary’s 4:19.4, 3,200 relay: Bradford (Bosworth, Lary, Miller, Taylor) 100 hurdles: Corignani (B) :18.23, 300 hurdles: Swanson (B) :51.34, long jump: Nuzzo (B) 14-11, triple jump: Nuzzo (B) 14-11, high jump: Fox (B) 4-8, shot put: Bauer (SM) 36-9.5, discus: Bauer (SM) 94-7, pole vault: Nuzzo (B) 8-0, javelin: Nuzzo (B) 93-5
Tri-Meet: Girls
Cameron County 91, Coudersport 50
Cameron County 95, Sheffield 43
Coudersport 100, Sheffield 33
Tri-Meet: Boys
Coudersport 107, Cameron County 6
Sheffield 92, Cameron County 26
Coudersport 89, Sheffield 36
EMPORIUM — The Cameron County girls started their season with a bang by sweeping a tri-meet, and in doing so, beating Coudersport for the first time in over a decade.
Three girls won multiple events for CC, which bested Coudy for the first time under 13th-year coach Shawn Bidwell.
“We were apprehensive coming out not knowing exactly where we were, but came out and exceeded all expectations,” Bidwell said. “This is a really good win to have under our belt, and we’re looking forward to the remainder of the season.”
Arayln Robinson, Mikenna Farabaugh and Morgan Lorenzo each won two events for the Lady Raiders.
Robinson took the 100 and 200-meter dashes and assisted on CC’s winning 400-meter relay team, while Lorenzo won the 100 and 300-meter hurdles and assisted on the same relay squad. Farabaugh added wins in the 800 and 1600-meter runs while assisting on the winning 3200-meter relay team.
Rosalyn Page was a double-winner for Coudy, coming out victorious in the shot put and discus. Emily Leitchenberger claimed Sheffield’s only victory by winning the javelin throw.
On the boys’ side, Dalton Keglovits won two events and assisted on two winning relay teams to lead Coudersport to a sweep. Keglovits won the 400 and 800-meter runs while assisting on the Falcons’ 1600 and 3200-meter relay teams.
Brandt Kightlinger was also a double-winner for the Falcons, as he emerged victorious in the long jump and triple jump while assisting on Coudy’s 1600-meter relay team.
Cale Ayers and Kevin Sherry each added two wins for the Falcons, as Ayers won shot put and discus while Sherry took the 1600 and 3200-meter runs.
Isaiah Valone won two events for Sheffield, taking the 200-meter dash and 300-meter hurdles while assisting on the Wolverines’ victorious 400-meter relay team.
BOYS
AT EMPORIUM
Coudersport 107, Cameron County 6
Sheffield 92, Cameron County 26
Coudersport 89, Sheffield 36
100: Ross (Coudy) :11.9, 200: Valone (S) :25.5, 400: Keglovits (Coudy) :53.4, 800: Keglovits (Coudy) 2:23, 1,600: Sherry (Coudy) 4:51, 3,200: Sherry (Coudy) 10:45, 400 relay: Sheffield (Meade, Valone, Waters, McNeal) :48.1, 1,600 relay: Coudersport (Ross, Ott, Kightlinger, Keglovits) 3:54, 3,200 relay: Coudersport (Sherry, Conyer, Cornish, Keglovits) 10:14 110 hurdles: Garrett Waters (S) :19.6, 300 hurdles: Valone (S) :52.4, long jump: Kightlinger (Coudy) 19-4, triple jump: Kightlinger (Coudy) 38-1, high jump: McNeal (S) 5-6, shot put: Ayers (Coudy) 50-8, discus: Ayers (Coudy) 145-1, pole vault: None, javelin: Page (Coudy) 131-2
GIRLS
AT EMPORIUM
Cameron County 91, Coudersport 50
Cameron County 95, Sheffield 43
Coudersport 100, Sheffield 33
100: Robinson (CC) :13.8, 200: Robinson (CC) :29.5, 400: Lomont (CC) 1:11, 800: Farabaugh (CC) 2:45, 1,600: Farabaugh (CC) 6:35, 3,200: Bri Peters (CC) 15:11, 400 relay: Cameron County (Robinson, Lomont, A. Lorenzo, M. Lorenzo) :55.9, 1,600 relay: Coudersport (Greenman, Gill, Regis, Chambers) 5:22, 3,200 relay: Cameron County (Lomont, A. Lorenzo, Peters, Farabaugh) 12:16 100 hurdles: M. Lorenzo (CC) :17.6, 300 hurdles: M. Lorenzo (CC) :57.3, long jump: A. Lorenzo (CC) 13-6, triple jump: Chambers (Coudy) 31-1, high jump: Hilfiger (CC) 4-5, shot put: Page (Coudy) 35-5, discus: Page (Coudy) 107-2.5, pole vault: N/A, javelin: Leitchenberger (S) 102-4
Boys: Port Allegany 112, Oswayo Valley 10
Girls: Port Allegany 98, Oswayo Valley 19
SHINGLEHOUSE — Oswayo Valley hosted the first meet at its new complex, but it was Port Allegany that stole the show in both the boys and girls competition.
Isaak Bumgarner led the Port A boys with three wins, as he earned first place in the long jump, triple jump and high jump.
Austin Freer and Daniel Finn each added two wins for the Gators. Freer won the shot put and discus, while Finn took home the 1600 meters and javelin. Finn also assisted on Port A’s winning 3200-meter relay team.
Hayden Skiver claimed OV’s only win by finishing first in the 100-meter dash.
Alliyah Penick was a triple winner for the Port A girls, as she was victorious in the 100-meter hurdles, 300-meter hurdles and high jump.
Olivia Schott won two events for the Lady Gators, claiming the 100-meter dash and long jump, while Gracie Archer added two wins of her own by taking home the 1600 meters and triple jump. Schott and Archer each assisted on Port A’s winning 400-meter relay team, while Archer also assisted on the Lady Gators’ victorious 1600-meter relay team.
BOYS
AT SHINGLEHOUSE
Port Allegany 112, Oswayo Valley 10
100: Skiver (OV) :12.56 200: Kiser (PA) :25.3, 400: Kramer (PA) 1:01, 800: Archer (PA) 2:30, 1,600: Finn (PA) 6:09, 3,200: Phillips (PA) 13:25, 400 relay: Port Allegany (Phillips, Keisey, Hamilton, Fessender) :56.4, 1,600 relay: Port Allegany (Kiser, Green, Archer, Kramer) 3,200 relay: Port Allegany (Finn, Saurds, Free, Lawton) 10:18 110 hurdles: None, 300 hurdles: Sayers (PA) :53.2, long jump: Baumgarner (PA) 15-10.5, triple jump: Baumgarner 34-4.5, high jump: Baumgarner 4-6, shot put: Freer (PA) 32-4, discus: Freer (PA) 87-10.25, pole vault: None, javelin: Finn (PA) 86-5
GIRLS
AT SHINGLEHOUSE
Port Allegany 98, Oswayo Valley 19
100: Schott (PA):15.02, 200: Keehart (PA) :33.5, 400: Stauffer (PA) 1:20, 800: Hutton (PA) 3:33, 1,600: Archer (PA) 6:51, 3,200: None, 400 relay: Port Allegany (S. Nichols, J. Nichols, Stuaffer, Archer) 1:13, 1,600 relay: Port Allegany (Stauffer, Archer, Schott, Hutton) 5:22, 3,200 relay: Port Allegany (Hutton, Archer, S. Nichols, J. Nichols) 100 hurdles: Penick (PA) :18.3, 300 hurdles: Penick: 54.7, long jump: Schott 12-.5, triple jump: Archer (PA) 27-11.5, high jump: Penick 4-0, shot put: Maurer (OV) 24-7.5, discus: McMichael (OV) 72-5, pole vault: None, javelin: Brielle Budd (PA) 61-11
