Plainview, NY - Representatives from the Nassau and Suffolk County Track Coaches Associations, NSCHSSA, and USATF Long Island have come together to select the All Long Island athletes for the 2021-2022 indoor track and field season. Performances from throughout the season were analyzed, discussed, and debated with an emphasis placed on achievements attained in this season's championship meets.
Three athletes were selected for each individual running and field event to comprise 1st, 2nd, and 3rd team All Long Island. Athletes who could have qualified for selections in multiple events were assigned one selection in their most outstanding event. The committee has also awarded 1st, 2nd, and 3rd team All Long Island selections in the 4x200, 4x400, 4x800, sprint and distance medley relays.
The return to indoor track and field was another successful crusade in the storied history of Long Island track and field. Two athletes who created their own chapters in that saga were Ryan John (Valley Stream North) and Leeann Redlo (Bayport-Blue Point) who earned our selections as the Most Outstanding Athletes of the Season.
Ryan John spent the majority of his season leaping through the air in each of the jumping disciplines comprised within the indoor track and field schedule. His triple jump performance of 47-7 was the furthest launch of the season in the state by nearly an entire foot. In addition to winning the State Championship in that event, he also rounded out his season ranked NY #4 in the long jump (22-9 ¼) and NY #8 in the high jump (6-2). Leeann Redlo echoed those achievements in the jumping events, finishing as the state leader in the high jump with a clearance of 5-7. Additionally, she ranked in the Top 10 in New York in both the long jump (5th; 18-8 ¾) and triple jump (9th; 38-4). On the track, Redlo also claimed NY #2 in the 55H, clearing the distance and barriers in 8.15 - just five one-hundreths of a second outside of NY #1.
On the sprints side, we recognize Myles Small (Holy Trinity) and co-recognition of Analisse Batista (Huntington) and Kate Del Gandio (Mt. Sinai) as the performers of the season. Small claimed a pair of NY #1 performances with his efforts in the 200 (22.03) and 300 (33.97). His performance in the 300 earned him All-State honors at the NY State Championship. In that same meet, Batista (600) and Del Gandio (55H) earned individual State Championships of their own. In their respective events, they each only finished off the winner's spot on the podium only once during the season and established themselves as elite competitors in the nation.
In regard to the distance runners, the committee selected Gavin Ehlers (Westhampton Beach) and Zariel Macchia (William Floyd) as the best of Long Island this season. With this recognition, Ehlers has now claimed the Most Outstanding Runner in the distance running discipline in all three competitive seasons (cross-country, indoor and outdoor track and field). This season, he ranked NY Top 10 in four distance events including 10th in the 1000 (2:31.40), 3rd in the mile (4:16.06), 7th in the 3200 (9:05.70), and 1st in the 5000 (14:55.27). Macchia ran down a similar path this season, running off her own set of NY Top 10 performances in the distance events. During her indoor campaign, she finished NY #5 in the 1000 (2:51.73), #3 in the 1500 (4:30.01), #5 in the 1600 (5:09.54), #2 in the mile (4:48.64), and #3 in the two mile (10:17.09).
Finally, in the field events, we have selected Alexandra Kelly (Rocky Point) and Nicholas Lourenco (Saint Anthony's) as our performers of the season. Kelly made a tremendous impact on the sand pits around the state finishing as the New York State Champion in the triple jump and an All-State competitor in the long jump. Her leaps of 40-9 (triple jump) and 18-5 ¾ ranked her 2nd and 6th respectively in the state with all performances from the season taken into account. Lourenco missed being the state leader in the pole vault by a single inch, with a season best of 15-6, but claimed the individual championship in the event at the New York State Championship meet. He was also named the Most Outstanding Athlete of the season previously during the 2021 Outdoor Track and Field season.
In conclusion, the committee also recognizes St. Anthony's High School as our selection for the Long Island Indoor Track & Field Team of the Season on both the boys' and girls' sides.
The Long Island Track and Field Coaches Association would like to congratulate all of our All Long Island athletes on their memorable and successful indoor track and field campaigns. Future All Long Island selections for track and field will be made annually after the conclusion of each season.
2022 ALL LONG ISLAND BOY'S WINTER TRACK AND FIELD TEAM
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EVENT | 1st TEAM | 2ND TEAM | 3RD TEAM |
55 METER DASH | Eddy Vu William Floyd HS | Josiah Brown Holy Trinity HS | Jermaine Thompson Connetquot HS |
300 METER DASH | Myles Small Holy Trinity HS | Jayden Lyons Kellenberg HS | George Franks Mount Sinai |
600 METERS | Julian Smith Ward Melville HS | Jack Ward St. Anthony's HS | John Zgurzynski Chaminade HS |
1000 METERS | Liam Going Chaminade HS | Colin Funk Schrieber HS-Port Washington | Kevin Taylor Schrieber HS-Port Washington |
1600 METERS | Aidan Neilson Deer Park HS | Wyeth Semo Northport HS | Trevor Rinn Oceanside |
3200 METERS | Gavin Ehlers Westhampton Beach HS | Andrew Rosenblatt Commack HS | Maximus Haynia Westhampton Beach HS |
55 METER HURDLES | Jordon Quinn Freeport HS | Brett Atkin Commack HS | Ejike Onuogu Commack HS |
HIGH JUMP | Adam Namdar Great Neck North | Daniel Muccini Chaminade | Charles Bosworth Schrieber HS-Port Washington |
LONG JUMP | Kenyon Miles St. Anthony's HS | Paul Park Manhasset HS | Kwame Kwarteng Bay Shore HS |
TRIPLE JUMP | Ryan John Valley Stream North HS | Ryan Antwi Central Islip HS | William Hawthorn Center Moriches HS |
POLE VAULT | Nicholas Lourenco St. Anthony's HS | Colbie Mason Westhampton Beach HS | Matthew Lourenco St. Anthony's HS |
SHOT PUT | Brandon Dennis Amityville Memorial HS | Maks Sereda Commack HS | Michael Emmel Comsewogue HS |
Weight Throw | Aaron Fishler Syosset HS | Parker Kim Syosset | Jacob Kafri Roslyn HS |
RELAYS | |||
4x200 RELAY | Holy Trinity HS
| St. John the Baptist HS | St. Anthony's HS |
4x400 RELAY | Ward Melville HS
| Huntington HS | Westbury HS |
4x800 RELAY | Schrieber HS-Port Washington
| Chaminade HS | St. Anthony's HS |
Distance Medley | Northport HS
| Oceanside HS |
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Male Track and Field Athlete of the Year
Ryan John - Valley Stream North HS
Outstanding Sprint Events
Myles Small - Holy Trinity HS
Distance Events
Gavin Elhers - Westhampton Beach HS
Field Events
Nicholas Lourenco - St. Anthony's HS
Final Boy's Long Island Team Rankings
Long Island Team of the Year
1. Saint Anthony's High School
2. Commack High School
2.. Chaminade High School
4. Valley Stream North High School
5. Syosset High School
2022 ALL LONG ISLAND GIRLS'S WINTER TRACK AND FIELD TEAM
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EVENT | 1st TEAM | 2ND TEAM | 3RD TEAM |
55 METER DASH | Ashley Fulton Elmont Memorial HS | Giavanna Ciaravino St. Anthony's | Logan Daley Holy Trinity HS |
300 METER DASH | Tori Daniels Valley Stream South HS | Ariann Robinson Sachem East | Nicea Jones Malverne HS |
600 METERS | Analisse Batista Huntington HS | Victoria Guerrier West Hempstead HS | Rory Heslin Garden City HS |
1000 METERS | Sofia Condron Elwood-John Glenn HS | Kristen Aguilera West Babylon HS | Laina Friedmann Smithtown West HS |
1500 METERS | Julia Schriefer Wheatley School | Ana Markovina Jericho HS | Sarah Newman Sayville HS |
3000 METERS | Zariel Macchia William Floyd HS | Mia Wickard Northport HS | Emily Lamena Elwood-John Glenn HS |
55 METER HURDLES | Kate Del Gandio Mount Sinai HS | Camylin Blake Wellington C. Mepham HS | Olivia Conte Huntington HS |
1500 M Race walk | Megan Hoffmann Sachem East HS | Farrah Wengler West Babylon HS | Abby Callinan Sachem East HS |
HIGH JUMP | Leeann Redlo Bayport- Blue Point HS | Mia Grassia Bay Shore HS | Kayleanne Campbell Riverhead HS |
LONG JUMP | Julia Sue-Kam-Ling Smithtown East HS | Jeilinne Bonilla Babylon HS | Stepahnie Weiner Central Islip HS |
TRIPLE JUMP | Alexandra Kelly Rocky Point HS | Lizzie Schreiber Walt Whitman HS | Zariyah Braxton Bay Shore HS |
POLE VAULT | Marisa D'Angelo St. Anthony's HS | Ashley Brule Half Hollow Hills HS West | Elizabeth Bryant Islip HS |
SHOT PUT | Julie Thomas Commack HS | Kiana Nosile Huntington HS | Leila Curtis Half Hollow Hills HS East |
Weight Throw | Alyssa Lebron Massapequa HS | Desiree Pagan Islip HS | Maria Chiariello St. Anthony's HS |
RELAYS | |||
4x200 RELAY | Elmont Memorial HS
| Baldwin HS
| St. Anthony's HS |
4x400 RELAY | Huntington HS | Jericho HS | East Islip HS
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4x800 RELAY | Northport HS
| Bay Shore HS | Schrieber HS-Port Washington
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Distance Medley | Ward Melville HS
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Sprint Medley | Friends Academy
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Track and Field Athletes of the Year
Leeann Redlo - Bayport- Blue Point HS
Outstanding Sprinter
Analisse Batista - Huntington HS
Kate Del Gandio - Mount Sinai HS
Outstanding Field Events
Alexandra Kelly - Rocky Point HS
Outstanding Distance Events
Zariel Macchia - William Floyd HS
Final Girl's Long Island Team Rankings
Long Island Team of the Year -
1. Saint Anthony's High School
2. Bay Shore High School
3. Northport High School
4. Huntington High School
5. West Babylon High School
Plainview, NY - Representatives from the Nassau and Suffolk County Track Coaches Associations, NSCHSSA, and USATF Long Island have come together to select the All Long Island athletes for the 2021-2022 indoor track and field season. Performances from throughout the season were analyzed, discussed, and debated with an emphasis placed on achievements attained in this season's championship meets.
Three athletes were selected for each individual running and field event to comprise 1st, 2nd, and 3rd team All Long Island. Athletes who could have qualified for selections in multiple events were assigned one selection in their most outstanding event. The committee has also awarded 1st, 2nd, and 3rd team All Long Island selections in the 4x200, 4x400, 4x800, sprint and distance medley relays.