TEST

TEST

Malone University will go to NCAA Division 2

Malone University Receives Official Approval For NCAA Div. II Membership

Release Date: July 12, 2010

Malone University athletics has officially been granted approval for membership in the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Div. II, the University’s athletic director Charlie Grimes announced today.

A current and long-time member of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA), Malone will still hold NAIA membership for the next two years (2010-11 and 2011-12) and will also be in its first two (of three) years of exploratory membership with NCAA Div. II. Malone will be eligible for NAIA postseason competition for the 2010-11 season. After 2010-11 and 2011-12, Malone will hold its third and final year of NCAA Div. II exploratory membership in the 2012-13 year. In that year, Malone will no longer be a member of the NAIA and will also not yet be eligible for NCAA Div. II postseason competition. Malone will be a full member of NCAA Div. II beginning in the fourth year (2013-14).

Malone currently offers 20 intercollegiate sports, the most of any AMC institution. These include football, volleyball, men’s and women’s soccer, men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s swimming & diving, men’s and women’s indoor track & field, men’s and women’s outdoor track & field, baseball, softball, men’s and women’s golf and men’s and women’s tennis.

Grimes is pleased that the NCAA has deemed Malone a worthy candidate for membership. “Malone is deeply committed to providing student-athletes with the highest level of competition and support to enhance their educational experience,” said Grimes. “We are very excited to take our “Christ’s Kingdom First” mission and place it on the NCAA stage. This three-year transition will be challenging, but our athletic department is energized by the process, and our fine student-athletes are well worth the effort.”

For further information, please contact the Malone Sports Information Office at 330-471-8293.

Malone Cross Country Camp - July 11-14

USA Today Top Prep Track and Field Performers for 2010

click here for Boys click here for Girls

Congratulations to Kaila Barber, Midpark 3rd in 300 meter hurdles with time of 40.88.

Midwest Meet of Champions Results

click here

NCAA Division 3 Track and Field Championships-Women's Results

click here

NCAA Division 3 Track and Field Championships-Men's Results

click here

NCAA Division 2 Results

click here

NCAA Division 1 Results

Click here

Best in Ohio-Congratulations to Erin Gabriel

Poland pitcher named Gatorade Ohio softball player of year

• Comments
• Email
• Print
ShareThis

Published: Wed, June 9, 2010 @ 5:43 p.m.

Poland sophomore pitcher Erin Gabriel was named the Gatorade Ohio Softball Player of the Year after helping the Bulldogs to a 30-2 record and a berth in the Division II state championship game.

Gabriel went 21-1 with a 0.24 ERA along with 318 strikeouts and 18 walks in 142 innings. She batted .562 with a .753 slugging percentage, three homers and 28 RBIs. She threw four no-hitters in the state tournament.

For more details, read Thursday's Vindicator or visit www.vindy.com

Ohio High School Track & Field History

1908: First state meet held. Columbus North is the winner with 19 points. Events contested: 100, 220, 440, mile, 120 yard High Hurdles, 220 yard Low Hurdles, Shot Put, Discus, Hammer, High Jump, Long Jump, Pole Vault.
1909: 880 run added
1910: Mile dropped; some felt it was to long for high school athletes to run.
1911: Mile is back on schedule.
1912: Mile relay added.
1917: Javelin added. Hammer Dropped.
1921: First year for two classes. (A and B)
1925: National Federation started to recognize Track & Field records.
1929: 880 yard relay added
1935: National Federation lowered High Hurdles from 42 inches to 39 inches and went from 220 yards to 200 yards for Low Hurdles.
1936: Class A schools ran 200 Lows, but class B stayed at 220 for state meet. Medley Relay added.
1937: Class B switched to 200 Lows.
1938: Javelin and Medley relay dropped.
1939: Discus changed from college weight 2K-4 lbs 6.548 oz to 1.6k-3 lbs 6 oz.
1951: Low Hurdles changed to 180 yards.
1964: O.S.U. puts all-weather track, eliminating long straight-aways on both sides.
1966: Two Mile added.
1970: State meet scoring changed from 6-4-3-2-1 to 10-8-6-4-2-1
1971: First year for three classes: A, AA, AAA
1975: First state tournament for girls; Events: 100, 220, 440, 880, mile, 80 yard low Hurdles, 440 relay, 880 relay, 880 medley relay, mile relay, high jump, long jump, discus, shot put. State Champions where AAA Toledo Scott, AA Doylestown Chippewa, A Frankfort Adena
1978: First combined tournament for boys and girls: low hurdles switched to 300 meters; girls go from 80 yard to 100 meter low hurdles.
1979: 440 yard relay for boys added. 880 relay dropped
1980: First state tournament for all running events in meters and Fully Automatic Timing (FAT) used for first time. 3200 meter relay for girls added. Medley relay dropped. Girls shot put changed from 8 lbs to 4k-8lbs 13 oz.
1982: 3200 meter relay added for boys.
1984: 300 meter low hurdles and 3200 meter run added for girls, giving both boys and girls 16 events.
1987: 300 intermediate hurdles (36”) replaces 300 meter low hurdles for boys. 100 meter high hurdles (33”) replaces 100 meter low hurdles for girls.
1999: State meet moved to Dayton when track is removed from OSU stadium.
2002: Girls pole vault is added.
2004: Boys 800 meter relay is added and state meet is moved back to Columbus.

Information Compiled by the late Bob Curry and Ken Jakubec

Dog Day Afternoon-Poland Bulldogs Capture Regional Track Title

Read article by Joe Scalzo-Vindicator Sports

Poland Bulldogs win Division 2 Regional Championship

The Poland Bulldogs boys track team won the Division 2 NEO Regional Track & Field Championships at Ravenna this afternoon; Salem was second. The Bulldogs relied on strong performances from Sean Murphy, who won the 800 meter run in a school-record time of 1:55.83, and Robert Balzano in the 400, 48.50. The 4 x 200 meter relay won with a time of 1:28.24 erasing another school record. The Bulldogs also set a new school record in winning the 4 x 400 meter relay in 3:20.38. The old record was 3:20.47 set in 2000. On the girls side Allison Rice won the discus with a throw of 125' 6".

Complete Results

Results from Division 1, Regional Track Meet Austintown

Lakeview 4 x 800 Meter Relay team heading for Columbus

Read Article in the Trib Today by John Vargo

Bulldogs Have Their Day at Ravenna

The Poland Bulldogs and Lakeview Bulldogs 4 x 800 meter relay teams qualified for the state track meet next week finishing 3rd and 4th respectively. Read Vindicator article by Joe Scalzo.

Hoover girls, Wadsworth boys Capture 4 x 800 Title at Austintown Regional

Wadsworth boys captured the regional 4 x 800 meter relay title at the Austintown regional track & Field meet Wednesday with a clocking of 7:46.02. Jake Hiltner put the hammer down on the anchor leg to give the quartet of Jacob Sussman, Aaron Tipton, Russ McCune and Hiltner the 4 x 800 title. They advance to the State meet and will run this race on Friday.

The North Canton Hoover girls ran an impressive 9:16.19 to win the girls 4 x 800 meter relay. Allison Peare had a strong anchor leg. The members of this winning quartet are Erin Garfield, Kelsey Peare, Hannah Christ and Allison Peare. They will also run the final in the 4 x 800 on Friday at the State Meet.

Videos of both these races are posted on this website.

Results from OHSAA NEO Regional Track Meet, Region 1 Austintown

Meet Program for Friday

Regional and State Seeding -How is it done?

Each year I am approached by someone and the questions is this; why is my athlete in lane 8 or 1 when he or she has a faster time than the athlete in lane 2 or 7?? Well, you have to remember that the OHSAA has its own seeding formula. The two heats of 8 are seeded by district place and time. How does it work? First of all, preferred lanes in Ohio are 4-5-6-3-2-7-8-1. The fastest runner get lane 1, the slowest lane 8. Now, since there are 4 district coming to the regional meet and 4 regions going to the State Meet, seeding is accomplished as follows: we look at the fastest 1st place times from each district or regional. The fasted 1st place gets heat 1, lane 4, the 2nd fastest 1st place time gets heat 2, lane 4, the 3rd fastest 1st place time gets heat 2, lane 5 and the 4th fastest 1st place time gets heat 1, lane 5. Now start in heat 2 and seed the 4 2nd place athletes in lanes 6 and 3. Now go back to heat one and start seeding the 3rd place athletes in lanes 2 and 7, and back to heat 2 and seed the 4th place athletes in lanes 8 and 1.

So as you can see a 2nd place athlete in a district or region can have a faster time than a 1st place athlete in another district or region and get a less preferred lane.

Glenville boys, Euclid girls win Division I district track titles

Read article in the Cleveland Plain Dealer by Tim Warsinskey

Both of these fine teams will be traveling to Austintown Fitch Stadium Wednesday (semi-finals) and Friday (finals) to compete in the NEO Regional, Region 1, Track & Field Championships. The top 4 athletes from each individual event and fastest 4 times from each relay event will advance to the State Track & Field Meet next weekend at Jesse Owens Stadium on the Ohio State University campus. As you can tell from the previous article posted on our site this will be an exiting regional meet. Times for the meet are as follows: Wednesday: Field Events at 4:00 pm and Running events 4:30. The 4 x 800 Meter Relay will be the only final running event on Wednesday. Friday: Field Events at 4:00 pm and Running Events Finals at 5:00 pm.

Dustin Brode of Canfield has sight set on National mark

Read Vindicator Article by Jon Moffett

Austintown Regional Division 1 Track & Field Meet-May 26, 28, 2010 Meet Program

Lakeview Boys win D2 Track title-Vindy article by Jon Moffett

Salem Boys Use Home Court advantage to win D2 District Title-Read Article by Jon Moffet, Vinddicator

Performance List-NEO Regional Track-Austintown

It looks like the Regional Track Meet at Austintown will be another exciting 2 days, this wednesday and friday. Some great relay races are on tap. There are 5 girls 4 x 800 relays teams that come in under 9:30

1 Solon 9:22.10
2 North Canton Hoover 9:22.74
3 Shaker Heights 9:26.20
4 Brecksville-Broadview Hts 9:27.10
5 Louisville 9:28.40
6 Euclid 9:29.90

The boys race also looks hot with Wadsworth coming in close to State records territory (7:41.17 Cleve Hts.):

1 Wadsworth 7:42.95
2 Canton GlenOak 7:47.52
3 Macedonia Nordonia 8:00.69
4 Mentor 8:02.14

Girls 100H looks good with 3 girls running sub 15:

1 563 Ji Esha Thomas 9 Akron Buchte 14.64
2 902 Shatasia Walker 11 Young. Chane 14.87
3 640 Emily Kazarinoff 10 Twinsburg 14.92

The top 12 boys 110 HH contestants are separated by.6 seconds 1-12:

1 769 TreVaughn Thomas 12 Young. East 14.38
2 330 Elijah Owens 11 Shaker Heigh 14.43
3 612 Waquiem Comar 12 Twinsburg 14.47
4 125 Marvin Logan 12 Warren G. Ha 14.50
5 785 Lepear Smith 12 Massillon Pe 14.51
6 924 Luke Currens 12 Wadsworth 14.52
7 274 Angelo Powell 12 Canton McKin 14.73
8 915 John Pouliot 12 Hudson 14.77
9 913 Jovontay Parker 11 Kent Rooseve 14.80
10 639 Rod Jackson 10 Solon 14.80
11 421 Ronnell Thompson 12 Lyndhurst Br 14.84
12 277 Elijah Beach 10 Canton McKin 14.90
13 442 Sheggy Agaja 12 Cle. Heights 14.95
14 748 Devyn Woods 11 Willoughby S 14.98

Girls 100 meter dash looks like this: look for Kandace Thomas to go sub-12
1 182 Andrea Arnold 12 Maple Height 12.04
2 432 Kandace Thomas 11 Canton GlenO 12.09
3 504 Chanitta Westbrooks 11 Cle. John Ha 12.10
4 549 Karli Oprian 10 Uniontown La 12.37
5 111 Artia Gunn 10 Euclid 12.37
6 2 Shanequa Williams 12 Akron Kenmor 12.38
7 921 Naeyana Love 11 Cle. Hts. Be 12.38
8 411 Nina Grambling 11 Massillon Wa 12.39
9 776 Doriyon Glass 12 Young. Board 12.50
10 635 Kristen Baldwin 11 Solon 12.59
11 944 Robyn Umbles 12 Canton McKin 12.68
12 719 Emily Gleichert 11 Canfield 12.70
13 129 Dai'Jona Partee 9 Bedford 12.72
14 570 Charnae Coleman 10 Akron Buchte 12.72
15 113 Theresa Scott 10 Young. Austi 12.80
16 425 Ka'rynn Thomas 11 Canton GlenO 12.90

Boys 100 meter dash is dominated with the on-two punch of Zitnik and Williamson, last year's D1 100 meter state champ: looks like the Youngstown district sprinters dominate this event

1 101 Andrew Zitnik 12 Warren G. Ha 10.66
2 121 DeAver Williamson 12 Warren G. Ha 10.69
3 758 Alexander Petway 12 Young. East 10.88
4 617 John Spooney 12 Macedonia No 10.89
5 124 Te'John Lawrence 12 Young. Austi 10.91

girls 4 x 200 looks liks this:

1 Akron Buchtel 1:41.84
2 Euclid 1:42.18
3 Canton GlenOak 1:42.89

Boys 4 x 200 - Glenville looks like the favorite here:

1 Cle. Glenville 1:26.92
2 Massillon Washington 1:27.98
3 Solon 1:28.37
4 Warren G. Harding 1:28.64
5 Wadsworth 1:28.97

Boys 1600- Curtis Hanle, Louisville leads the pack:

1 906 Curtis Hanle 11 Louisville 4:20.27
2 918 Jacob Sussman 12 Wadsworth 4:21.40
3 809 Kyle Wheeler 12 Green 4:23.65
4 412 Christian Jones 12 Canton GlenO 4:24.21
5 704 Sam Deskin 12 Young. Board 4:25.06
6 125 Drew Avsec 12 Geneva 4:25.83
7 741 Zack McBride 10 Paine. River 4:27.58
8 946 Nolan Reilly 10 Hudson 4:27.89

Girls 1600-Katie Betts from from Stow has been consistent all year-she looks to be the favorite here:

1 551 Katie Betts 11 Stow-Munroe 4:56.36
2 302 Alyssa Binczyk 11 Shaker Heigh 5:11.18
3 609 Therese Haiss 9 Solon 5:11.34
4 940 Emily Fisher 11 Canton McKin 5:11.39
5 112 Kayla Whitlow 12 Euclid 5:12.20
6 111 Anna Busta 12 Massillon Ja 5:13.05
7 113 Emily Sweet 10 Euclid 5:15.66
8 806 Lauren Greenlee 10 Brecksville- 5:16.31

Girls 4 x 100 -looks like a close one with GlenOak having an edge:

1 Canton GlenOak 48.33
2 Solon 48.95
3 Canton McKinley 48.98

Boys 4 x 100 -Wadsworth again strong in this relay - 5 teams in the 42s: don't count out Glenville and Harding.

1 Wadsworth 42.78
2 Cle. Glenville 42.83
3 Canton GlenOak 42.91
4 Cle. Heights 42.93
5 Warren G. Harding 42.95
6 Massillon Washington 42.99

Girls 400 meter dash -what can I say, Kachay Hullum of Buchtel is tremendous:

1 565 Kachay Hullum 12 Akron Buchte 54.65
2 182 Andrea Arnold 12 Maple Height 56.30
3 331 Naleta Andrews 10 Shaker Heigh 57.28
4 813 Veronica Thompson 10 Brecksville- 57.50

Boys 400 meter dash-Latwan Anderson, Glenville is having a great year and looks to continue:

1 508 Latwan Anderson 12 Cle. Glenvil 47.26
2 1 Josh Watts 12 Canton Timke 48.89
3 912 Jarobee Turman 12 Paine. Harve 49.13
4 621 Robert McNair 12 Solon 49.25
5 619 Parker Queen 12 North Canton 49.41
6 413 Ryan Byrne 12 Lyndhurst Br 49.57
7 723 Greg McCray 12 Willoughby S 49.60
8 637 Stepehn Dennisoff 10 North Canton 49.78

Girls 300 hurdles - 3 girls have run sub-45:

1 563 Ji Esha Thomas 9 Akron Buchte 44.38
2 902 Shatasia Walker 11 Young. Chane 44.86
3 911 Kori Chapic 11 Chesterland 44.92

Boys 300 Hurdles - look for Marvin Logan to come. Tripped on Comar's hurdle in district and got into the field when Comar was Dq'd (see race video on http://www.neohstrack.com/) :

1 330 Elijah Owens 11 Shaker Heigh 37.80
2 931 Anthony Schrock 12 Wadsworth 38.82

3 426 Clarence Johnson 12 Lyndhurst Br 38.95
4 274 Angelo Powell 12 Canton McKin 39.32
5 785 Lepear Smith 12 Massillon Pe 39.70
6 902 Kyle Tywon 11 Tallmadge 39.79
7 122 Sean Weems 11 Maple Height 39.82

Girls 800 - Allison Peare, Hoover looks good here:

1 605 Allison Peare 12 North Canton 2:12.79
2 551 Katie Betts 11 Stow-Munroe 2:13.00
3 921 Aly Platek 12 Chesterland 2:14.96
4 403 Emily Mazzaferri 12 Canton GlenO 2:16.21
5 333 Amber Davis 10 Shaker Heigh 2:16.81
6 112 Kayla Whitlow 12 Euclid 2:16.94
7 423 Julianna Libertin 12 Akron Arch. 2:17.15
8 207 Nicole Cargill 12 Wadsworth 2:17.81

Boys 800-Jake Hiltner looks 5 seconds better than his nearest competitor:

1 921 Jake Hiltner 12 Wadsworth 1:50.63
2 111 Marteze Roper 12 Warren G. Ha 1:55.14
3 13 Jeff Smith 10 Aurora 1:55.72
4 959 Brian Baum 11 Alliance Mar 1:55.80
5 511 Nick Brenner 12 Stow-Munroe 1:55.84
6 528 Quincy Downing 11 Cle. Glenvil 1:55.89
8 606 Markus Banks 11 North Canton 39.84

Girls 200 dash - Hullum again only sub-25 entrant here:

1 565 Kachay Hullum 12 Akron Buchte 24.98
2 432 Kandace Thomas 11 Canton GlenO 25.06
3 182 Andrea Arnold 12 Maple Height 25.11
4 411 Nina Grambling 11 Massillon Wa 25.30
5 997 Brianna Johnson 9 Cle. Hts. Be 25.90

Boys 200 dash - Zitnik here is strong:

1 101 Andrew Zitnik 12 Warren G. Ha 21.44
2 124 Te'John Lawrence 12 Young. Austi 21.83
3 617 John Spooney 12 Macedonia No 21.87
4 508 Latwan Anderson 12 Cle. Glenvil 22.05
5 121 DeAver Williamson 12 Warren G. Ha 22.21
6 758 Alexander Petway 12 Young. East 22.25
7 330 Elijah Owens 11 Shaker Heigh 22.36
8 636 Matt Thompson 11 Solon 22.38

Girls 3200 -Caroline Sauers looks strong here:

1 914 Caroline Sauers 9 Hudson 11:10.09
2 960 Mattie Rankin 11 Louisville 11:12.41
3 625 Erin Garfield 12 North Canton 11:12.81
4 101 Maddie Schuler 11 Massillon Ja 11:13.85
5 208 Paige Szabat 10 Wadsworth 11:16.48
6 32 Katie Webb 11 Copley 11:31.11
7 802 Rachael Paszko 12 Brecksville- 11:32.98
8 404 Kayleigh Scourfield 10 Cuyahoga Fal 11:34.73

Boys 3200-Nick Fresenko, Louisville here:

1 901 Nick Fresenko 12 Louisville 9:30.96
2 906 Curtis Hanle 11 Louisville 9:35.46
3 629 Alec Hernandez 11 North Canton 9:37.33
4 919 Monty Fuss 12 Wadsworth 9:42.58
5 640 Conner Paez 12 Solon 9:45.39
6 727 Dan Shafer 12 Paine. River 9:45.44
7 913 Tim McConnell 12 Hudson 9:45.55

Girls 4 x 400 relay - Euclid best time coming in:

1 Euclid 3:53.64
2 Akron Buchtel 3:54.39
3 Shaker Heights 3:56.17
4 Brecksville-Broadview Hts 3:56.67
5 Chesterland West Geauga 3:56.85
6 Canton McKinley 3:57.00
7 North Canton Hoover 3:58.08
8 Cle. Heights 3:59.26

Boys 4 x 400 Relay - Wadswoth again strong in the relays:

1 Wadsworth 3:18.47
2 Cle. Glenville 3:19.12
3 North Canton Hoover 3:21.04
4 Canton GlenOak 3:21.21
5 Solon 3:21.72

Girls discus -Ali Tolich, Austintown Fitch rules here:

1 104 Ali Tolich 11 Young. Austi 149-06
2 726 Valerie Hood 12 Young. Board 141-01

Boys discus -Dustin Brode, Canfield rules here:

1 753 Dustin Brode 12 Canfield 178-07
2 161 George Thomas 12 Young. Austi 172-10

Girls High Jump- 2 girls here at 5' 7":

1 669 Maddie Morrow 10 North Canton 5-07.25
2 18 Jessica Baker 10 Aurora 5-07.00

Boys High Jump - Look for Jamil Dudley, Massillon Washington. He has gone 7' 1/8":

1 424 Jamil Dudley 12 Massillon Wa 6-10.00
2 432 Devin Smith 11 Massillon Wa 6-08.00
3 633 Caden Johnson 11 Solon 6-08.00

Girls long jump- Katrina Rettburg only 18' jumper here:

1 946 Katrina Rettburg 12 Canton McKin 18-02.00
2 901 Chantel Richardson 9 Chesterland 17-10.00
3 411 Nina Grambling 11 Massillon Wa 17-09.00
4 711 Megan Lowery 12 Mentor 17-07.00
5 636 Larissa Sylver 12 Solon 17-05.00
6 179 Makeela Tisdel 12 Maple Height 17-03.75
7 630 Alex Paskell 12 Solon 17-02.50

Boys long jump -Adrian Anderson Collinwood leads the pack of 3 22+ jumpers:

1 675 Adrian Anderson 11 Cle. Collinw 22-09.50
2 432 Devin Smith 11 Massillon Wa 22-07.50
3 715 Allen Starkey 10 Young. Board 22-00.75

Girls Shot Put - close call here:

1 852 Becki Famurewa 11 Brecksville- 44-03.25
2 104 Ali Tolich 11 Young. Austi 43-02.25
3 236 Hannah Gospodinsky 11 Wadsworth 42-05.00

Boys Shot put - State Co-record holder Dustin Brode, Canfield -no contest!

1 753 Dustin Brode 12 Canfield 69-02.00
2 657 AJ Hicks 11 Solon 58-08.75
3 139 Aaron Wilson 12 Warren G. Ha 57-01.75
4 452 Jeff Myers 12 Massillon Wa 55-03.50

Girls Pole Vault

1 518 Jennifer Foster 11 Lodi Cloverl 12-00.00
2 268 Madeline Cargill 11 Wadsworth 11-00.00
3 830 Morgan Estes 9 Green 10-09.00
4 246 Danielle Lance 12 Wadsworth 10-09.00

Boys Pole Vault -Steiner, Massillon Perry looks good:

1 771 Charlie Steiner 11 Massillon Pe 14-00.00
2 897 Joseph Aber 12 Green 13-09.00
3 702 Cory Biro 12 Willoughby S 13-09.00
4 920 Sean Doty 12 Wadsworth 13-06.00
5 419 Mike Mackensen 12 Lyndhurst Br 13-00.00
6 901 Tino Vargas 11 Paine. Harve 13-00.00
7 900 Joey Drockton 12 Chesterland 13-00.00
8 434 Ben Miller 12 Canton GlenO 13-00.00
9 958 Zack Price 10 Tallmadge 13-00.00

Get entire list at http://www.neohstrack.com/PerfListregional2010.htm

Salem District Champions

Canton Central Catholic girls and Salem boys won district track and field crowns today at Salem High School Track. The Central Catholic Crusader girls out pointed 2nd place Cardinal Mooney while the Salem Quaker boys won a narrow 2.5 point victory over the Poland Seminary boys.top 4 in each event will now advance to the Regional Track & Field meet at Ravenna next Thursday (semi-finals) and Saturday (finals). For complete results go to NEOHSTRACK.COM

D2 District 800 Meter Champions-2000 & 2010

John Jeren and Sean Murphy,Poland Seminary, have something in common: both are Salem District 800 Meter Champions; John in 2000 and Sean in 2010.

Results from Division 2 District Meet-Salem District

Results from Division 1 District Track-Austintown Fitch

Salem D2 District Results

Results from the Division 2 District Track Meet at Salem Thursday

Hudson girls and Twinsburg Boys win 4 x 800 Relays at Fitch

Hudson Girls won the 4 x 800 Meter Relay at the Division 1 DIstrict track meet at Austintown Fitch tonite. Missing from the picture is Angela Williams. Their time was 9:32.32...

Twinsburg boys won the boys 4 x 800 Meter Relay race in a time of 8:04.07. Both teams advanced to next weeks NEO regional track meet at Austintown.

Results from Division 1 District Track Meet at Austintown Fitch

Meet Program-Heat and Flight Sheets for Youngstown D1 District Track

Results from Mahoning County Middle School Track & Field Meet

Division 1 Division 2

Collinwood girls track coach Lou Slapnik nears end of remarkable run

Read PlainDealer article

Area's Top Track and Field Athletes to Watch-John Vargo Tribune Chronicle

Area Athletes Tuning Up For Districts by Jon Moffet, Vindicator Sports

Tyson Gay New World Record in 200 m 19.41

Dudley clears 7' 1/8" at Jason Manse Crusader Relays

Jamil Dudley, Massillon Washington cleared 7' 1/8" in the high jump to set a new Stark County record. He did the jump at the Jason Manse Crusader Relays yesterday.

Trumbull County Junior High Meet 5-15-2010 Results

Heat and Flight Sheets for Mahoning County Middle School Championships-Monday May 17, 2010 at Austintown Fitch Stadium.

Poland boys, Canfield girls win AAC Red Tier Track meet

Read Vindy Article by Joe Scalzo

ITCL Upper Tier Results Read Vindy article by Jon Moffet

Brianna Neitzel leads Brunswick to girls title; Medina boys win at NOC track meet

Read article by Tim Warsinskey / Plain Dealer Reporter,

Harding Girls Capture Trumbull County Track & Field Title; first since 2007. Read John Vargo's article in Tribune

White Tier All American Conference sweep by Lakeview. Read Joe Scalzo's article in Vindicator

Inter-Tri County League Tier 2 Meet at Western Reserve

All American Conference White Tier Varsity Results

Results from All American Conference White Tier Middle School Championship -Salem High School

Results from today's All American Conference Red Tier Middle School Championships at Poland High School

All American Conference Red Tier Middle School Championship-Poland-Monday May 10, 2010 at 5PM

Heat Sheets Field Events Flights

AMS Invitational Results

Results from Howard Parker Invitational East Palestine HS

Canton GlenOak's 4 x 800 Relay Team has State Title Aspirations-Read Canton Repository article

Maplewood Freshman Wyatt Hartman Read Article by John Vargo

Trumbull County Track Meet Finals Results

AMS Invitational Heat & Flight Sheets for Saturday

Jamil Dudley Jumps 6' 11" at Optimist Meet

Jamil Dudley of Massillon Washington tied a meet record at last Saturday's Optimist Meet at Austintown Fitch. Jacob Leon of Crestview, last years D3 State Champion also jumped 6' 11" last year. Best jump in Ohio this year.

.

Interesting story on The Rupes in the Tribune by John Vargo

Columbiana County Meet Results

2010 Optimist Results

Results from today's 30th Optimist Meet at Austintown Fitch

Meet Program for 2010 Optimist Meet

This is the meet program for the 2010 Optimist Meet at Austintown tomorrow

2010 Poland Invitational Pictures Available Now at www.simplytoldphotography.com

www.simplytoldphotography.com

East Canton's Cody Marshall broke his own Stark County record in the Pole Vault on Tuesday with a vault of 15'3".

Check out more of Tuesday's Stark County results from the Canton Repository

Read Tribune Chronicle article about 15th Poland Invitational by John Vargo.

Read Vindicator article about 15th Poland Invitational by Jon Moffett.

Poland Invitational 2010 results

The 15th Poland Invitational Track & Field Classic was run today at Poland Seminary High School Stadium. The meet featuring 24 boys teams and 26 girls teams started at 9:15 a m and concluded at 3:15 p.m. Team champions were St. Vincent St Mary with CVCA and Austintown Fitch finishing 2nd and 3rd on the girls side. On the boys side Warren G. Harding was a winner scoring 110 points while CVCA was 2nd and Canfield was 3rd. MVP in the boys running events was Andrew Zitnik, Warren G. Harding who won the 100 (10.77 wind aided) and the 200 (21.52 wind aided) he also was on the winning 4 x 200 meter relay and the winning 4 x 100 meter relay.Lauren Schattinger -Lakeview, won both the 100 (12.45) and the 200 (25.42).

Iron Bulldog winners (most points scored in the meet); Shatasia Walker (23)-Youngstown Chaney and Andrew Zitnik-Warren G. Harding (25)

Field Events MVPs were: Dustin Brode of Canfield who shattered the discus record with a toss of 198' 6" and the shot put 67' 10.25" both new Poland Invitational Records.
Ali Tolich, Austintown Fitch broke the Poland discus record with a toss of 148' 1" and was 2nd in the shot put.

Meet Program for tomorrow's Poland Invitational

Meet Program

Brode Sets two meet records at County Meet

Dustin Brode of Canfield, a senior, who has set records in virtually every meet he has entered this season set two meet records at the 98th Mahoning County Track Meet saturday. Dustin broke the discuss record with a toss of 184' 6". In the shot put he threw the iron ball 66' 5" good for 3rd in the Dye Stat Elite 100 national rankings. Dustin will continue his record-setting pace at the Poland Invitational next weekend at Poland High School.

Bulldog Invitational Results (East Palestine)

2010 Mahoning County Meet Results

New Site Design

This is our new site design. We hope to give you more consistent content and coverage of High School Track and Field in Northeast Ohio. If anyone is interested in contributing to our site with either pictures, video, or text content, please contact us.