When Altoona’s Steve Rhodes presented Central boys track and field coach Blake Over with the Class 2A team championship trophy from Friday’s Altoona Mountain Lion Track & Field Classic, he said it has been quite some time since he’s given the trophy to a Central team. Then he corrected ...
Hollidaysburg crowned four individual champions at Friday’s Altoona Mountain Lion Track & Field Classic, but the performances of Aubree Waksmonski and Emily Clapper are tied together, despite only one of the two bringing home gold on any given night. It was Waksmonski who won the Class 3A ...
By Michael Boytim mboytim@altoonamirror.com BELLWOOD — The conditions at the 2023 edition of the Bellwood-Antis Invitational certainly weren’t ideal, but that didn’t prevent another huge turnout for the event that included the defending PIAA champions in the girls 3200-meter relay, ...
BOYS 100 dash: Wyland, H, 11.31; Ta. Trybus, CH, 11.34; Yingling, C, 11.34; Yarnell, H, 11.39; Ca. DeLattre, H, 11.40; Reid, A, 11.44; Wyrwas, CC, 11.44 200 dash: Yarnell, H, 23.01; Yingling, C, 23.04; Stolarski, PC, 23.10; Reid, A, 23.27; Williams, A, 23.64; Jackson, A, 23.66; Hazelwood, A, 23.69 400 dash: Stolarski, PC, 50.72; Yarnell, H, 51.09; Yingling, C, 52.44; Miller, T, 52.96; Lechleitner, CC, 53.44; Little, A, 53.93; Peck, C, 54.04 800 run: Roberts, CC, 2:03.24; Woomer, A, 2:06.87; Van Egdom, A, 2:08.02; Bosler, A, 2:08.68; Webster, A, 2:08.91; Gouse, P, 2:09.24; ...
Lions’ Lutz places third PHILADELPHIA — Altoona junior Nathan Lutz placed third in the high school boys pole vault championship at the Penn Relays on Thursday afternoon. Lutz cleared 15 feet, 2.25 inches and was the top placer in the state of Pennsylvania. Kentucky’s Wyatt Stewart won the title, clearing 16 feet, 8 inches, and New Jersey’s Brian O’Sullivan was the runner-up after clearing 15 feet, 8.25 inches. Lutz cleared on his final attempt after missing twice. Both Stewart and O’Sullivan failed their first two attempts at 15 feet, 8.25 inches before clearing on ...
BELLWOOD — Dylan Andrews won the long jump, triple jump and pole vault to help the Bellwood-Antis boys clinch the Inter-County Conference championship with an 11-0 league record in its final year in the league in high school track and field action Thursday. Gabe Thompson (100-, 200-meter dashes), Kole Dickinson (110-, 300-meter hurdles) and Eli Pluebell (shotput, discus) won two events each for the Blue Devils, who topped West Branch, 103-47, and Williamsburg, 142-8. The Warriors beat the Blue Pirates, 112-30. The B-A girls, led by a record-breaking performance by Lexi Lovrich, ...
