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FIRST TEAM
Caden DeLattre, sr., Hollidaysburg: First-team Mirror all-star as a junior and sophomore. ... Led the Mirror honor roll in the long (23-2) and triple jump (47-7). ... Won a PIAA bronze medal in the triple jump after finishing sixth as a sophomore. ... Won the District 6 Class 3A title in the triple jump with his career-best triple jump. ... Set Laurel Highlands Athletic Conference meet records in both the long and triple jumps while claiming league titles in both events.
Kole Dickinson, sr., Bellwood-Antis: Led the Mirror honor roll in the 300 hurdles with a time of 40.58 and was second in 110 hurdles with a time of 15.44. ... Finished 14th in the 110 hurdle prelims and 17th in the 300 hurdle prelims at the PIAA meet. ... Won both hurdles at the Altoona Mountain Lion Classic. ... Won the LHAC 110 hurdles with a time of 15.63. ... Won both hurdles at the Bellwood-Antis Invitational.
Nathan Grabill, sr., Hollidaysburg: Mirror all-star as a junior. ... Led the Mirror honor roll in the high jump by clearing 6-4. ... Won a District 6 Class 3A championship in the high jump. ... Also claimed a Laurel Highlands Athletic Conference title in the event. ... Cleared 6-2 at the PIAA meet and finished tied for 13th in the 3A boys high jump.
Dominic Kuntz, jr., Central Cambria: First-team Mirror all-star as a sophomore. ... Led Mirror honor roll in 1600 run with a time of 4:25.1 and was fifth in the 800 at 2:06.85 and fourth in the 3200 in 10:18.25. ... Advanced to the PIAA meet by reaching the state qualifying standard at the District 6 meet in which he finished fourth in the 1600. ... Kuntz won the 1600-meter run in 4:50.07, more than eight seconds ahead of the runner-up, and then he won the 3200-meter run by nearly 18 seconds in 10:54.36 at the Bill Wilt Memorial Invitational. ... Also a cross country all star in the fall.
Nathan Lutz, sr., Altoona: First-team Mirror all-star as a junior and sophomore. ... Led Mirror honor roll in pole vault by clearing 15-1. ... Qualified for the PIAA meet by reaching the state qualifying standard at the District 6 meet. ... Cleared 14 feet at the state meet to finish 10th. ... Lutz placed 12th out of 20 competitors in the Penn Relays pole vault championship. Lutz cleared 14 feet, 2 inches.
Carter McDermott, sr., Penn Cambria: Second-team Mirror all-star as a junior. ... Won District 6 Class 2A championships in both the long and triple jumps. ... Finished fourth in the state in the long jump with a distance of 22-10.25. ... Ended up 10th in the triple jump with a distance of 43-4.75 at the PIAA meet. ... Broke his own record in the long jump at the Northern Bedford Invitational.
Bron Mosley, sr., Altoona: Led Mirror honor roll in the shot put with a distance of 57 feet, 3 inches. ... Finished 14th at the PIAA meet in the 3A shot put. ... Won the District 6 Class 3A shot put championship with a throw of 54 feet, 11.75 inches. ... Won the shot put title at the Lock Haven University High School Track and Field Classic. ... He won the shot put Mid-Penn title with a throw of 56 feet, 9 inches.
Brady Ronan, sr., Tyrone: Finished ninth at the PIAA meet in the triple jump with a distance of 21-6.25. ... Helped Tyrone's 400 and 1600 relay teams qualify for the state meet. ... Finished third behind fellow Mirror first-teamers Caden DeLattre and Carter McDermott in the LHAC long jump with a distance of 22-6.
Josh Stolarski, sr., Penn Cambria: First-team Mirror all-star as a junior and sophomore. ... Led Mirror Honor roll in 200 dash (21.73) and 400 dash (47.1) and was fourth in 100 dash (11.04). ... Won the PIAA championship for the second straight year in 400 and also won a state title in the 200. ... Recently committed to Penn State to continue track and field career. ... Broke District 6 meet records in both the Class 2A 200 and 400. ... Xavier Williams, jr., Altoona: Second-team Mirror all-star as a sophomore. ... Led Mirror honor roll in 110 hurdles in 14.18, which was his winning time at the District 6 Class 3A meet. The time broke a meet, school and Mansion Park facility record in the event. ... Williams was also second in the Mirror honor roll in the triple jump with a distance of 46-9.5, which was a state qualifying standard and earned him a trip to the PIAA meet where he placed eighth and earned a medal.
Camdyn Woomer, jr., Altoona: Led Mirror honor roll in 3200 run with a time of 9:53.09 and second in the 1600 with a time of 4:30.06. ... Woomer was fourth in the 1600 run (4:42.18) at the Pan-Ram Invitational. ... He won both the 1600 and the 3200 in a dual meet against Central Dauphin and CD East. ... Also a cross country all star in the fall.
Isaac Yarnell, jr., Hollidaysburg: Second-team Mirror all-star as a sophomore. ... Led Mirror honor roll in 100 dash with time of 10.74, was second in 200 dash at 21.74 and third in 400 dash at 50.23. ... Broke Hollidaysburg school records in both 100 and 200. ... Earned seventh-place medal in 100 dash at PIAA championships.
SECOND TEAM
Branson Adams, jr., Altoona
Owen Bender, sr., Hollidaysburg
Justin Bossler, jr., Altoona
Aiden Detwiler, jr., Tyrone
Jack Dunn, sr., Central
Marshall Eckenrode, jr., Cambria Heights
Julian Hazelwood, so., Altoona
Bode Layo, jr., Portage
Caleb Tryninewski, sr., Hollidaysburg
Christian Vasil, sr., Central Cambria
Bryce Weirich, sr., Juniata Valley
Blaise Wills, sr., Hollidaysburg
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Carter Belton-Ruiz, so., Hollidaysburg
Aaron Brumbaugh, sr., Penn Cambria
Joshua Corso, sr., Altoona
Robert Long-Yarrison, sr., Central
Wyatt Maines, jr., Hollidaysburg
Reuben Manfred, fr., Hollidaysburg
Stephen Nelen, jr., Cambria Heights
Jack Singer, sr., Hollidaysburg
Calvin Troutman, jr., Altoona
Enoch Van Egdom, jr., Altoona
Ryen Webster, sr., Altoona
Drew Wyland, sr., Hollidaysburg