NEW YORK CITY, NY -- With the US#1 time coming in, the Westfield boys 4x800 retain their spot as the nation's best by winning the national title in the 4x800 with a time of 7:50.44. An interesting twist and story to their national win from penntrackxc.com..."Westfield's lead-off, Chris Courson was spiked and lost his shoes at the beginning of the race. The race was delayed until after the second heat ran. They then replaced Chris with Philippe Tondereau. Their time was the 2nd fastest this year." Westfield's splits: Philippe Tondereau 2:02.3, James Scheiner 1:54.9, Chris Black 2:00.7, David Groff 1:52.5. Salem senior Shayla Jemmott wins a second national title for Virginia from NSIC by winning the triple jump with a leap of 38-8.75. Three Virginians earned All-American status on Sunday in the running events with three fourth place finishes between them. Christo Landry of Thomas Jefferson improved his state best time in the 1600 meter run by finishing fourth in the full mile at NSIC with a time of 4:14.27. Lakeland senior Andrea Wheeler was the lone sprinter to earn All-American honors at NSIC as she took fourth in the 60 meter hurdle finals with a 8.73 clocking. Florida State bound Kirsten Hagen of Christiansburg dipped under 11 minutes for the first time in the two mile with her 10:57.42 for fourth place honors. Two pole vaulters notched top six finishes as James Robinson senior Scott Decker finished fifth (14-11.75) in the boys' pole vault, while Western Albemarle sophomore Ashley Early garnered a fifth place (11-7.25) in the girls' competition.