 BOYS EAST COAST DMR - THURSDAY
1 Warwick Valley A 10:18.08
2 Archbishop Ryan A 10:19.59
3 Scarsdale A 10:20.12
4 St. Benedicts A 10:21.04
5 Shenendehowa A 10:21.10
6 Monsignor Farrell A 10:21.30
7 Fordham Prep A 10:24.00
8 Arlington A 10:24.30
9 Western Albemarle A 10:25.73
10 Half Hollow Hills West A 10:26.00
11 Collegiate School A 10:29.43
12 Westerly A 10:30.00
13 Lincoln-Sudbury A 10:30.00
14 Iona Prep A 10:30.00
15 Colonie A 10:31.05 |
OUTLOOK: Warwick Valley and Scarsdale ran 2-3 at Indoor Nationals (Scarsdale out of the slower section) and 3-4 at Penn Relays. Warwick is better than they ran at Penn and Scarsdale anchor's Julian Sheinbaum, who has split 4:16. Archbishop Ryan won the Indoor National titles in 10:19.59 also out of the unseeded section. St. Benedict's Prep has Brandon Jarrett on the anchor but he has been plaqued all year long with injuries and who know if he'll be on the line. Shen has been running very well this spring and placed 8th at Penn. Monsignor Farrell ran 7:54 in the 4x800m at Penn as did Fordham Prep. Arlington is a good squad that could suprise some people. After that, look for HHH West's Kyle Merber to run some people down and turn in a fast split. If his team can keep him close, he can close better than almost everyone in the race.
PICK: I like Warwick Valley. They ran alright at Penn but they have more in them. They just missed the indoor national title and might be looking for some redemption.
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BOYS DISCUS
1 Pauleman, Jordy 12 Brentwood 160-10
2 Day, Louis 12 Holy Trinity 159-07
3 Thomas, Anthony 11 Holy Trinity 158-08
4 Asci, Sam 11 Old Rochester 153-11.50
5 McFee, Chris 12 Bainbridge-Guilford 150-09
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OUTLOOK: This could be a preview of the NY State Championships as most of the top throwers in the state are here. Jordy Pauleman had a fine winter and shuld be ready for a nice win here
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 BOYS LONG JUMP
1 McGill, Antoine 12 Clarkstown South 23-00.00
2 Stewart, Jarenn 12 Archbishop Molloy 22-08.25
3 Lamarre, Alix 11 Wellington C. Mepham 22-03.00
4 Parker, Chris 12 Wellington C. Mepham 22-01.00
LEFT: Antoine McGill winning the hurdles at the Red Raider Relays
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OUTLOOK: Without Albert Johnson (Corning, NY) in the field, these other locals have a chance. McGill and Stewart are your top seeds and have faced off numerous times all year.
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BOYS 800M RUN
1 Godfrey, William 12 Merrimack 1:53.24
3 Jennings, Michael 11 Fordham Prep 1:55.20
4 Campbell, Lawrence 12 Peekskill 1:55.40
5 Halpin, Sean 11 Iona Prep 1:56.50
6 Livingston, Terrance 11 Great Neck South 1:56.74
7 Leckie, James 12 Hunterdon Central 1:56.80
8 Petrovich, Carlos 11 Fordham Prep 1:56.90
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OUTLOOK: Godfrey was 3rd at New England's in the 600m, missing the title by .05. Micheal Jennings is a star on the Fordham Prep 4x800m that ran 7:54 at Penn. Campbell has great foot speed as his 1:20.40 600m proves.
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 BOYS 3200M RUN
1 Jarrett, Brandon 12 St. Benedicts 8:58.00
2 Satterwhite, Kyle 11 Western Albemarle 9:12.01
3 Delbene, Colby 12 Pawling 9:19.00
4 Signoretti, Giovanni 12 Smithtown West 9:22.13
5 Rivers, Zach 12 Victor 9:25.00
6 Stutzman, Tyler 11 Western Albemarle 9:26.46
LEFT: Brandon Jarrett running at FLNE in 2007.
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OUTLOOK: If Jarrett runs he's the favorite as he ran (;01 for 2 Mile at NIN and is a Foot Locker Finalist. Kyle Satterwhite is the challenger and is very capable of winning as his his teammate who's run 9:15 this season, Tyler Stutzman. Signoretti is a tough kid who'll be int he pack and DelBene ran a 9:25 solo effort last weekend and has 9:15 ability. Zach Rivers is a Foot Locker finalist and has the potential to win with a good race.
BOYS SPRINTING EVENTS:
Ramapo, NY boys look to dominate another meet as Mike Abelhard and Kevin Malivert lead the way. Abelhard pulled up at Penn and may not be running. Curtis's Troy Faulker could steal the 200m as his senior season has been nothing short of spectacular so far. Brian Bucknor of St. Benedcit's is capable of winning the 200m as well.
Faukner and Zach Keefer from Fordam Prep could square off in the 400m with Dennis Scruggs of Bellport. Newburgh's Fred Locklary could be in the mix as well since Newburgh has one of the best 4x400m teams in the country.
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 BOYS 1600M
1 Jarrett, Brandon 12 St. Benedicts 4:11.00
2 Merber, Kyle 12 Half Hollow Hills West 4:13.87
3 Sheinbaum, Julian 12 Scarsdale 4:15.26
4 Stutzman, Tyler 11 Western Albemarle 4:15.85
5 Trotzuk, Dylan 12 Collegiate School 4:17.31
6 Signoretti, Giovanni 12 Smithtown West 4:19.80
7 Andrews, Bobby Shoreham-Wading River 4:20.60
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OUTLOOK: Kyler Merber has dominated the mile in the Northeast, winning the Hispanic Games and the Millrose Games and the NYS Indoor title. He was also 3rd at Boston Indoor Games. Julian Sheinbaum has usually raced the 3200m at states but has been showing great speed this spring. Stutzman from VA is right in the mix depending on which race he runs.
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BOYS 4X400M RELAY
1 Midwood A 3:18.00
2 Newburgh A 3:18.78
3 Colonie A 3:19.40
4 Ramapo A 3:20.00
5 Curtis A 3:20.00
6 Bellport A 3:21.00
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OUTLOOK: Tough call on this one depending on who has what left in the tank and who's healthy. All these teams are capable of winning. Colonie has the top time in the state this season at 3:19.40 and Newburgh is number two at 3:19.58. Ramapo ran 3:21 with Mike Abelhard while Midwood ran 3:25 early. It's hard to pick against Newburgh but it should come down to them and Colonie with Midwood hanging close as well.