Chad Noelle (Greene) and Eddie Owens (Packer-Collegiate) talk after their 1-2 finish the 3,200.
Jesse Garn (Marcellus) upsets Zavon Watkins (Liverpool) for the NYS title.
Jesse Garn (Marcellus) and Zavon Watkins (Liverpool) talk after Garn held off Watkins for the state 1,000 championship.
Spring Valley's Winslow Dorsainvil talks after the junior won his first state title, breaking a Section 1 55-meter record in 6.33.
Josh Miller (Vestal) wins state 600 championship over national record holder Strymar Livingston (Columbus) and former NY State record holder Mel Mosley (Middletown).
Vestal's Josh Miller talks with Mel Mosley (Middletown) and Strymar Livingston after winning the state 600 meter title.
Richmond Ahadzi of Sheepshead Bay talks after winning his second consecutive state championships in the 55 hurdles.
Chuk Enekwechi of Francis Lewis talks after winning his first state shot put title with a personal best toss of 62-4.25.
Stanford-bound Aisling Cuffe talks after breaking the New York State 3,000 record in 9:29.89. The record was held by Molly Huddle, 9:31.97 set in 2002.
Oregon-bound Claudia Francis (Cardozo) wins the state 600-meter title.
Kelsey Margey of Harborfields talks after winning the 1,500 state championship.
Mount Vernon's Tanaya Yarde talks after winning her first state title at 300 meters.
Kailyn Arcury of Williamsville South talks after winning the state title in the 55 hurdles.
Megan Clark of James O'Neill wins a state championship in the pole vault in her debut winter season, clearing 12-6.
Anima Banks (Mamaroneck) and Mary Cain (Bronxville) talk after Banks won her first state title in the 1,000 meters. Cain was second.
Two years ago, Olicia Williams was one of the fastest rising freshmen in the country, with a 2:09.60 outdoor 800 meters to her credit. But her sophomore campaign didn’t measure up, mostly because Williams was still patting herself on the back.
Aisling Cuffe decided the pace and controlled the race throughout on her way to her second straight 3,000 state title, this time in a state record 9:29.89. She slipped right ahead of North Shore’s Samantha Nadel and continued dialing up the pace. Nadel followed until Cuffe started to build some distance in the last mile. Her time bettered a mark of 9:31.97, set by Elmira-Notre-Dame’s Molly Huddle in 2002.
ITHACA – When Vestal’s Josh Miller moved up to the varsity track meet as an eighth grader he dreamed about the day he could win a state championship.