SATURDAY HIGHLIGHTS

5/10 - 37th Hartford Public Invitational - Madalayne Smith (Saratoga Springs) 14.04 100m HH, Charlene Lipsey (Hempstead) 55.76 400m, Michelle Riley (Saratoga Springs) 2:14.13 800m, Sarah McCurdy (Bay Shore) 4:56.61m, Saratoga 9:16.76 4x800m. Hannah Davidson 6:46.17 2K Steeple, US#1

5/10 - Bruce Selman Invitational - Jovannie Gardner (JFK) sweeps 100-200 in 10.7h and 22.69. Raykia Koroma (Taft) wins 100m in 12.1h and 400m in 59.08.

5/10 - CHSAA Boys Frosh/Soph Intersectional Championships - Fordham over Chaminade for Freshman title, St. Anthony's over Chaminade for Sophomore title. Soph MVP Sean Collins (Molloy) - 57.17 400m IH meet record and 15.50 110m HH win. Frosh boys MVP Cooley Warner (St. Anthony's) 11.64 100m and 50.2 split in the winning 4x4. Stanley Delacruz (Mount. St. Michael) wins PV in meet record 12-00 and places 2nd in javelin with 126-01 toss.

5/10 - Johnstown Invitational - Colonie girls 9:30 4x8, Claire Hardwick (Holy Names) 4:39 1500m, Diana Hummel (Shaker) 58.2 400m,

5/10 - New Balance, NYC Qualifying Challenge - Chanelle Price (PA) runs 2:03.20 800m. 2005 Somers grad and SUNY Cortland runner Niko Viglione places 3rd in 1500m in 3:51, qualifies for DIII Nationals.

5/10 - Pine Bush Invitational Relays - Monticello girls run 12:17 DMR, Pine Bush girls win SHR in 48.9 and 4x100 in 50.1. Valley Central girls sweep FS 4x8 and 4x4.

5/10 - Queensbury Invitational - Sam Roecker (Burnt Hills) 4:33.92 1500m and 7:06.07 2K Steeple, Mary Kate Champagne (Seton Catholic) 9:48.49 3K. Hillyer (Onteora) 22-00 LJ, Valley Central boys 8:15 4x8, Coburn (Pine Bush) 44-07 TJ,

5/10 - South Jefferson Boys Invitational - Rome Free Academy over CNS for boys team title. RFA runs 3:38 SMR, RFA's Shawn Carter leaps 46-08.25 in triple jump.

5/10 - Suffolk County Relays - West Islip boys win large schools division, Bayport BluePoint wins small schools. BBP runs 8:27 4x8. SWR's Marc Delaney tosses shot 46-06. Huntington's Eric Santos throws disc 140-07.

05/10 - U. Albany Invitational - COLLEGE MEET - New Rochelle grad Kadine Johnson wins shot put with 42-06 toss and disc with 137-11 throw. Albany's Joseph Belokopitsky Jr wins 800m in 1:52.59. ARTICLE HERE

05/10 - Weedsport Invitational - Home school's boys win team title over Auburn 99-85. Will Rogers (APW) wins disc with 134-01 toss. Mike Howell (Union Springs) 6-04 HJ. Jordan Elbridge girls win team title. Waterloo's Brooklyn Ventura wins 400m IH in 66.1 and 100m HH in 15.0, Moravia's Jen Cornwell takes SP crown with 36-07 heave,

MONDAY TO FRIDAY HIGHLIGHTS

05/09 - ESM Invitational - Proctor and Tully girls win team title. Proctor's Christina Monroe wins 200m in meet record 26.45. Proctor girls win 4x4 in meet record 4:13.91. Skaneatles wins 4x8 in 10:01 meet record.

05/09 - Ithaca Relays - Corning takes team title for the boys, Binghamton sets Section 4 DMR record with 10:37.7 winning time. Corning wins 4x1 in 42.8. Ithaca girls win team title. Johnson City sets Section 4 mark in DMR with 12:35.6 winning time.

05/09 - Oneida Invitational - Courtney Chapman (FM) wins 3K in 9:48.02, Alex Hatz (FM) doublse with 4:18.85 1600m & 9:19.43 3200m.

05/09 - Runnin' Cadet Classic - Pat Dupont (Fairport) 9:13.85 3200m, Lindsay Raulli (CNS) 7:12.79 2K Steeple.

05/09 - Sherburn-Earlville Invitational - Linda Hadfield (NY Mills) sets Section 3 Pole Vault Record with 11'06" winning effort.

05/08 - Greenwich F/S Meet - Sarah Palmer (Schuylerville) tied the NY State Freshmen High Jump Record with 5-8 win.

05/06 - Schuylerville-Corinth-Cambridge - Freshman Sarah Palmer leaps 5-07, 8th grader Alexis Broz 5-04. ONLY DUAL MEET RESULTS SUBMITTED IN HYTEK OR RACETAB FORMAT WILL BE POSTED.

05/06 -W.A.C. Championship - Fonda-Fultonville wins boys and girls team titles. Christian Spies (Schoharie) doubles 11.6 100m and 24.2 200m. Shane Smith (Fonda-Fultonville) 156-03 Discus. Joan Kanarkiewicz (Duanesburg) doubles 2:28 800m and 4:56 1500m. Ada Lauterbach (Berne-Knox-Westerlo) doubles 11L11 3K and 7:30 Steeple.

05/05 - Cornwall Steeple Fest - Shelby Greany (Suffern) wins girls 2K in 6:49.4, Colin Seidl (Sullivan West) takes boys 3K in 9:42.9.

LOUCKS GAMES COVERAGE

Reese wins again

Muhammad runs meet record 400IH

By Christopher Hunt

WHITE PLAINS – Suffern’s Shelby Greany convinced Kristin Reese of Carmel to race in the 1,600. They both wanted a fast race. They would both ensure that it happened.

That’s why there wasn’t much strategy involved in this one. They ran attached at the shoulder, Reese on the inside. Every woman for herself.

Greany readied herself with at the start of the bell lap. They both turned it up on the back straight. The Greany pounced with 200 left and Reese responded.

“I took a shot with 200 but she wouldn’t let me pass,” Greany said. FULL STORY HERE

Faulkner flies in 400, wins 200

McGovern tops meet record

By Christopher Hunt

WHITE PLAINS – Curtis senior Troy Faulkner lay on the ground with his legs propped against the fence just outside the track. He talked about his back hurt, his hamstring felt sore and his ankle pained him. Everything hurt now, the same way it did before the race started.

Maybe the two rounds of the 100 meters he ran Friday coupled with the trials of the 200 Saturday morning started to creep into body and alert that in truth, running fast was a painful undertaking.

“But when the gun went off,” he said, “I felt no pain.” FULL STORY

Loucks Games Winners Table

A Bloody Good Race

Livingston claims 800, Malivert tops 100

By Christopher Hunt

WHITE PLAINS – He didn’t look good. Not at all. Not with his head bobbing back and forth and the way his arms seemed to churn him forward like his legs were in disagreement.

But with 100 meters left, Great Neck South junior Terrance Livingston snapped together. His strides became powerful and decisive. His elbows tucked in and his arms became the perfect compliment. So while it seemed like he fell out of contention, Livingston glided past William Godfrey of Merrimack and Peekskill’s Lawrence Campbell to win the 800 meters at the Loucks Games in 1:56.71. FULL STORY HERE

Reese repeats in 800

Lipari outkicks field in 3,200

By Christopher Hunt

WHITE PLAINS – Kristin Reese could have been going over race strategy. She could have been finding her zone, going through mental checkpoints. But instead the Carmel senior could only think about the most human thing.

“I’m cold,” she said before the race.

A constant rain and a steady wind caused the shivers. But none of that mattered when Reese took the track.

FULL STORY HERE

Meet record falls on Day 1 of Loucks