Randolph's Lorne Kelly led the way in the 800 meters at the Chautauqua Cattaraugus Athletic Association track and field championships held Friday at Olean High School.Pajama photo: Tim Frank
ORIAN — Three girls from the Southwest won the opening night of the Chautauqua Cattaraugus Athletic Association Track & Field Championships on Friday.
The Trojans' Trinity Card won the 800 meters in 2 minutes, 26.99 seconds, Emma Lewis won the 3,000 meters in 10 minutes, 16.68 seconds, and Faith Hamilton won the shot put with a toss of 35 feet, 8.5 inches. .
Southwestern University also had a winner in the men's division, with Tyler McIntyre winning the discus throw at 130 feet, 5 inches.
Falconer/Cassadaga Valley's Mary Landmark won the pole vault title in fewer attempts than the 9-footer Eve Adams of Randolph. The women's triple jump winner was Gracie Conlan of Frewsburg University, who was 33 feet, 7.25 inches tall.
Five different schools had boys' winners. In addition to McIntyre, Randolph's Lorne Kelly won the 800 meters in 1:55.63, Frewsburg's Cody Kent won the 3,200 meters in 10:13.79, and Maple Grove's Jonah Foley won in the high jump with a height of 5 feet, 10 inches, and Alleghany Limestone's Nick Andree won. Triple jump crown with a jump of 40 feet.
Southwestern University's Emma Lewis will compete in the 3,000 meters.Pajama photo: Tim Frank
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800m: Trinity Card (S), Sorchi Martin-Lacayo (C/S/P), Kate Miller (S), Amilcar Seteno (D), Lauryn Ball (AL). T–2:26.99
3,000 meters: Emma Lewis (S), Olivia Harmony (West Virginia), Kaylee Hudson (G), Lucy Brown (S), Lyanna Brady (S). T–10:16.68
Pole Vault: Mary Landmark (F/CV), Eve Adams (R), Felicity Cooper (D), Ellie Pearson (Saw), Elaina Pitts (Frew). H-9-0
Triple jump: Gracie Conlan (Frew), Matty Evans-Brown (R), Isabella Milks (S), Michael Lesseladon (S), Presley Haynes (MG). D–33-7.25
Gracie Conlan of Frewsburg will compete in the long jump.Pajama photo: Tim Frank
Shot put: Faith Hamilton (S), Mikayla Johnson (S), Elizabeth Price (F/E), Reiha Shicho (SO), Lucille Jimerson (SC/F). D-35-8.5
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800m: Lorne Kelly (R), Ethan Barbosky (MG), Donavin Brown (S), Trey Faulk (S), Lucas Lowry (D). T–1:55.63
3,200m: Cody Kent (Frew), Chase Bolen (G), Jack Sarnish (WV), Reece Kelly (R), Lucas Dannewold (C/S/P). T–10:13.79
High Jump: Jonah Foley (MG), Nathan Mays (SC/F), Max Permantier (F/CV), Joshua Nolder (AL), Zach Kutchermeyer (R). H–5-10
Falconer/Cassadaga Valley's Mary Landmark clears the bar in the pole vault competition at the Chautauqua Cattaraugus Athletic Association Track and Field Championships held Friday at Olean High School.Pajama photo: Tim Frank
Triple jump: Nick Andrae (AL), Jalen McMichael (D), Jonah Foley (MG), Connor Young (SO), Parker Dornan (P). D-40-0
Discus: Tyler McIntyre (S), Walter Lukasiak (CL/W/B), Connor Jakubowicz (D), Kevin Edwards Hardy (AL), Mason Mullin (CL/W/B). D-130-5
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DEPUY — Senior Noah Birch earned Jamestown's only victory Friday on the first day of the Erie County Interhigh Conference track and field championships.
Birch jumped 20 feet, 5 inches in the long jump, defeating Cheektowaga's Maek Dennis by more than 4 inches.
In the discus, Alivia Wofford of the Red & Green took third place with a toss of 108 feet, 4 inches.
Jamestown's Liam Caswell currently sits in sixth place in the pentathlon with 1,278 points. Caswell ran the 110-meter hurdles in 18.02 seconds, threw 8.27 meters in the shot put and 1.48 meters in the high jump. The pentathlon concludes today with the long jump and 1500 meters.
Men's individual event winners included Andrew Donner of Hamburg, who won the 800 meters in 1 minute, 59.24 seconds, Carson Zuba of Lancaster, who won the 3,200 meters in 9 minutes, 34.69 seconds, and Grayden of Springville. Heichberger threw a shot put of 48 feet, 6 inches.
Girls' individual event winners included: Frontier's Lily Bogdan won the 800 meters in 2:09.43 and East Aurora's Kailyn Horton won the 3,000 meters in 10:18.12. , Hamburg's Isabella Capalco won with a discus throw of 110 feet, 10 inches, and West Seneca West's Jayden took first place. Ecker recorded a long jump of 16 feet, 0.75 inches.
