National Records and National Leaders Fall At 2015 Bishop Loughlin Games

Horizontal Jumps

While his Long Jump was nothing to scoff at, Rayvon Grey (Beacon) followed up his monster LJ effort, with a new personal best in the Triple, which now also stands as the National Leader.  Teammate Terrel Davis was not to be outdone, and threw done another great  mark to take second in the LJ.

Vertical Jumps

It seemed Monsignor Farrell had a stranglehold on the Pole Vault competition, taking 1-2-3, but it was Tahaire Riley who would come away with the win in the HJ based on jumpbacks.

Throws

Luke Grodeska (St. Rose, NJ) was the clear favorite, and the results reinforce the idea.  Phil Rosendorf pulls out a win for Staten Island in the Weight throw, a strong season best.