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SLIPPERY ROCK — Brenna Kuhl recalled the first time she cracked the 58-second mark in a 400-meter race for Seneca's girls track and field team.
"I thought, 'Wow, that kind of felt easy. Maybe I can get (below) 57,'" the freshman said. "Honestly, the more competitive I got in meets, the more I got my time down."
No single lap was lower than the one Kuhl completed during the May 17 District 10 championships at Slippery Rock University's Mihalik-Thompson Stadium. Not only did the first-year Bobcat easily complete it in under 57 seconds, but in a time never achieved in the meet's Class 2A female.
Kuhl circled the track in 56.67 seconds. That eclipsed the former 400 standard of 57.62, which Sharpsville graduate Madison Przicina had held since the district's 2015 meet.
Seneca coach Kim Paris suspected Kuhl was no ordinary freshman as the Bobcats' 2025 regular season progressed.
"When she ran the (57.71) at the (May 8) Erie County Classic, which was in rain and cold, we set our sights on the (district) record," Paris said. "We knew she had it in her, but I will tell you even I'm surprised with her time."
Kuhl won't be the lone female Bobcat bound for Shippensburg University's Seth Grove Stadium over Memorial Day weekend. That's where the two-day PIAA meet begins May 23.
Seneca also won the district's 2A girls 1,600 relay. Kuhl anchored upperclassmen Charlee Trapp, Olivia Paris and Madison Morvay to a first-place time of 4:06.16
"I love to win," Kuhl said, "and I love racing while trying to get better."
Kuhl accomplished what two other 2A Erie County athletes were projected to do.
Corry javelin thrower Nolan Carey and Cathedral Prep 3,200 runner Anne-Catherine Brown were ranked first for their events. Their respective seed distance and time suggested they'd be district record-holders by the time action concluded.
Carey, on the same pitch where he'll throw for The Rock next spring, won the small-school boys javelin title with his best attempt of 192 feet, 11 inches. It was short of the 196-5 meet record that Wilmington graduate Ryan Bell established in 2008.
Carey's top-seeded distance of 206-7 remains the PIAA's best throw of 2025, according to pa.milesplit.com.
Brown, like Carey, took ample solace that she still qualified for states as a district champ. The junior won varsity track's longest race at 11:11.86.
Brown arrived at The Rock with a seed time of 10:49.65. Former Harbor Creek star Lauren Zarger ran her eight laps for the 2008 2A girls 3,200 in 10:56.12.
"I really just wanted to keep focused on the goal of (success at) states," Brown said.
More: Erie County's top performers going into District 10's spring postseason
County teams comprised half the victors for those particular standings.
Fort LeBoeuf topped a competitive 2A boys field. The Bison, highlighted by middle-distance runner Blake Glass, compiled 84 points to the 78 for second-place Hickory.
"This was a prime example of (how) every point mattered," LeBoeuf coach Erick Friedman said. "We knew it was going to be very tough to win this because of Hickory, so every single athlete had to contribute.
"That's why I'm super pumped right now."
Glass guaranteed himself starting lanes for the state's 800 and 1,600 races. He became a two-time district victor thanks to respective times of 2:00.16 and 4:27.69.
LeBoeuf also enjoyed a field winner in KC Wasiulewski. The junior's top attempt in the long jump was 22-8 1/2.
McDowell's girls, with 120 points, edged the Slippery Rock Rockets by seven in the Class 3A standings.
The Trojans boasted first place in two events, one in track and one in field.
The track title was courtesy of Jamiah Zappia, Kamryn Hanson, Tenley Clark and anchor Emma Valerio. They successully passed the baton for a low time of 51.48 in the 400 relay.
McDowell's Sophia Ginader lived up to her status as the pole vault favorite. The senior was the only qualifier who cleared an even 10 feet.
Top-three results for District 10's track and field championships at Slippery Rock University's Mihalik-Thompson Stadium:
Class 2A girls
Team: 1. Hickory (Hy) 76, 2. Corry (Cy) 75 1/2, 3. Cathedral Prep (CP) 65, 4. Greenville (Gv) 58, 5. West Middlesex (WM) 50 1/2, 6. Seneca (Sen) 48, 7. Grove City (GC) 45 1/2, 8. Wilmington (Wil) 45, 9. Sharon (Sh) 41, 10. North East (NE) 32, 11. Oil City (OC) 30 1/2, 12. Lakeview (Lv) 24, 13. Sharpsville (Sv) 17, 14. (tie) Mercer (Mer) and Northwestern (Nw) 16, 16. Girard (G) 14, 17. (tie) Reynolds (Rey) and Farrell (F) 12, 19. (tie) Eisenhower (Eis) and Commodore Perry (C-P) 6, 20. Fairview (Fv) 6, 21. Union City (UC) 6
100 meters: 1. Josslyn Hancock (Hy) 12.09; 2. Maya Jeckavitch (Wil) 12.35; 3. Brenna Kuhl (Sen) 12.57Note: Hancock set the district record (11.91) with her preliminary heat.
200: 1. Maya Jeckavitch (Wil) 24.99; 2. Josslyn Hancock (Hy) 25.18; 3. Brenna Kuhl (Sen) 25.20
400: 1. Brenna Kuhl (Sen) 56.67 (DISTRICT RECORD); 2. Maya Jeckavitch (Wil) 58.15; 3. Makiya Kohnen (Mer) 1:01.97
800: 1. Karis McElhaney (Gv) 1:06.88; 2. AnnaSophia Viccari (WM) 2:16.71; 3. Jillian White (Hy) 2:18.45
1,600: 1. Karis McElhaney (Gv) 5:01.19; 2. Anne-Catherine Brown (CP) 5:04.03; 3. AnnaSophia Viccari (WM) 5:10.69
3,200: 1. Anne-Catherine Brown (CP) 11:11.86; 2. Mira Moschillo (Hy) 11:24.50; 3. Corabel Shirey (OC) 11:25.82
400 relay: 1. Hickory (Emersyn Hruska, Cecilia Perman, Gracey Stover, Josslyn Hancock) 50.88; 2. Northwestern 51.344; 3. Girard 51.347
1,600 relay: 1. Seneca (Charlee Trapp, Olivia Paris, Madison Morvay, Brenna Kuhl) 4:06.16; 2. West Middlesex 4:06.86; 3. Greenville 4:08.84
3,200 relay: 1. Cathedral Prep (Reagan Johnston, Fina Bannister, Allison Bender, Makayla Stutts) 9:47.24; 2. Hickory 9:57.84; 3. North East 10:04.11
100 hurdles: 1. Ondrea Young (Sh) 14.67; 2. Lilian Kildoo (WM) 16.19; 3. Angel Troutman (Sen) 16.32
300 hurdles: 1. Ondrea Young (Sh) 45.31; 2. Macie Steiner (Sv) 47.57; 3. Kendall Emmert (Lv) 47.63
Long jump: 1. Sienna Bernardi (GC) 17-9; 2. Madi Leofsky (Cy) 17-8 3/4; 3. Ava Murcko (Rey) 17-1 3/4
Triple jump: 1. Marleigh Martin (Cy) 36-5 1/4; 2. Grace Allen (Cy) 36-4 1/2; 3. Ava Murcko (Rey) 35-11 3/4
High jump: 1. Mariah Rodemoyer (NE) 5-4; 2. Kendal Johnston (CP) 5-2; 3. Olive Collins (OC) 5-0
Shot put: 1. Maggie Goodlin (Gv) 42-4; 2. Victorya Byler (Sh) 39-3; 3. Grace Mozes (C-P) 36-9 3/4
Discus: 1. Lindsey Hasbrouck (Cy) 128-11; 2. Kyndra Seddon (Lv) 126-11; 3. Victorya Byler (Sh) 117-0
Javelin: 1. Alyssa Flick (Wil) 119-4; 2. Lauren Brundage (Cy) 111-7; 3. Madi Garland (OC) 110-7
Pole vault: 1. Aleah Morgante (GC) 12-4 1/2; 2. Ashlynn Horvath (Hy) 10-6; 3. Emersyn Hruska (Hy) 10-6
Class 2A boys
Team: 1. Fort LeBoeuf (FL) 84, 2. Hickory (Hy) 78, 3. Corry (Cy) 55 1/2, 4. Oil City (OC) 53, 5. Lakeview (Lv) 48, 6. (tie) Mercyhurst Prep (MP) and Sharon (Sh) 37, 8. Reynolds (Rey) 35, 9. Seneca (Sen) 31, 10. Titusville (Tv) 28, 11. Youngsville (Y) 25 1/2, 12. (tie) Sharpsville (Sv) and Mercer (Mer) 25, 14. North East (NE) 24 1/2, 15. Harbor Creek (HC) 21, 16. Wilmington (Wil) 17, 17. Slippery Rock (SR) 16, 18. Iroquois (I) 13 1/2, 19. Maplewood (Mwood) 10, 20. Eisenhower (Eis) 9, 21. Girard (G) 8, 22. (tie) West Middlesex (WM) and Northwestern (Nw) 6, 24. (tie) Greenville (Gv) and Union City (UC) 4, 26. Farrell (F) 1
100 meters: 1. Vinnie Feliciano (MP) 10.72; 2. KC Wasiulewski (FL) 10.91; 3. Rylan Piccirilli (Sv) 10.95
200: 1. Vinnie Feliciano (MP) 22.15; 2. Aaron Burrows (Tv) 22.40; 3. KC Wasiulewski (FL) 22.43
400: 1. Aaron Burrows (Tv) 49.57; 2. Chance Miller (Sv) 50.40; 3. Parker Nay (Rey) 50.45
800: 1. Blake Glass (FL) 2:00.16; 2. James Alexander (Lv) 2:00.60; 3. Paxton Zinz (Cy) 2:02.50
1,600: 1. Blake Glass (FL) 4:27.69; 2. Elijah Brosius (OC) 4:30.81; 3. Anthony Galkowski (Sen) 4:32.46
3,200: 1. Caden Reithmiller (Hy) 9:46.88; 2. Elijah Brosius (OC) 9:53.44; 3. Anthony Galkowski (Sen) 10:00.63
400 relay: 1. Hickory (Sebastian Bromley, Jamal Calhoun, Denver Lewis, Khalil Houston) 43.08; 2. Sharon 44.21; 3. Lakeview 44.82
1,600 relay: 1. Lakeview (Ethan Williams, Blake Skiles, Ryker Harold, James Alexander) 3:30.72; 2. Sharon 3:31.14; Fort LeBoeuf 3:31.58
3,200 relay: 1. Lakeview (Ryker Harold, Seth Phillips, Malachi Phillips, James Alexander) 8:19.19; 2. Corry 8:22.59; 3. North East 8:28.35
110 hurdles: 1. Blake Cook (Cy) 14.41; 2. Khalil Houston (Hy) 14.85; 3. Jack Dolak (HC) 15.23
300 hurdles: 1. Blake Cook (Cy) 37.97; 2. Jack Dolak (HC) 40.01; 3. Garett Skinner (FL) 40.27
Long jump: 1. KC Wasiulewski (FL) 22-8 1/2; 2. Ethan Beers (Y) 22-3; 3. Rylan Piccirilli (Sv) 22-2
Triple jump: 1. Peter Krahe (Hy) 44-3 1/2; 2. Ethan Beers (Y) 44-1/4; 3. Dustin Joyce (SR) 43-7
High jump: 1. Isaac Williams (Rey) 6-5; 2. Ben Godfrey (Mer) 6-3; 3. (tie) Mason Savitz (Cy) and Cole Bennett (I) 6-1
Shot put: 1. Ben Walls (Hy) 57-2; 2. Carson Mertz (MP) 54-1 1/4; 3. Maddox Snyder (Rey) 52-11 1/4
Discus: 1. Austin Jacobs (Sen) 165-3; 2. Lance Ongley (Tv) 145-3; 3. Ben Walls (Hy) 143-9
Javelin: 1. Nolan Carey (Cy) 192-11; 2. Braylon Barber (OC) 166-11; 3. Landon Atha (Cy) 166-4
Pole vault: 1. Ethan Johnson (Wil) 14-0; 2. Mason Probst (NE) 13-0; 3. Gavin Aikens (WM) 13-0
Class 3A girls
Team: 1. McDowell (Mc) 120, 2. Slippery Rock (SR) 113, 3. Fort LeBoeuf (FL) 92, 4. Meadville (Mv) 85, 5. Warren (W) 83, 6. General McLane (GM) 79, 7. Harbor Creek (HC) 39, 8. Franklin (Fr) 38, 9. Erie High (EH) 33, 10. Titusville (Tv) 18
100 meters: 1. Alena Urbanowicz (FL) 12.65; 2. Abigail Falk (FL) 13.06; 3. Tatum Gorney (Mv) 13.20
200: 1. Alena Urbanowicz (FL) 25.44; 2. Abigail Falk (FL) 26.63; 3. Jamiah Zappia (Mc) 26.73
400: 1. Alena Urbanowicz (FL) 1:00.04; 2. Jamiah Zappia (Mc) 1:02.03; 3. Casie Chorney (GM) 1:02.07
800: 1. Megan Puleio (Mv) 2:17.15; 2. Kasey Yeager (SR) 2:32.60; 3. Brynn Norris (W) 2:33.16
1,600: 1. Megan Puleio (Mv) 4:58.89 (DISTRICT RECORD); 2. Kasey Yeager (SR) 5:31.93; 3. Hayden Palmer (Mc) 5:33.35
3,200: 1. Isabel Griffin (Fr) 11:37.03; 2. Morgan Alexander (W) 11:42.58; 3. Isabella Williams (GM) 11:54.10
400 relay: 1. McDowell (Jamiah Zappia, Kamryn Hanson, Tenley Clark, Emma Valerio) 51.48; 2. Fort LeBoeuf 51.49; 3. Meadville 51.94
1,600 relay: 1. Meadville (Samantha Fronce, Megan Puleio, Tatum Gorney, Addison Miller) 4:12.88; 2. McDowell 4:16.73; 3. General McLane 4:23.08
3,200 relay: 1. Warren (Morgan Alexander, Brynn Norris, Riley Evan, Lilly Newton) 9:58.73; 2. McDowell 9:59.89; 3. Slippery Rock 10:04.62
100 hurdles: 1. Ava Reich (SR) 16.40; 2. Teyaja Carr (EH) 16.66; 3. Shareen Thangiah (SR) 17.27
300 hurdles: 1. Teyaja Carr (EH) 48.81; 2. Shareen Thangiah (SR) 48.87; 3. Addison Miller (Mv) 50.46
Long jump: 1. Jane Howard (GM) 17-8; 2. Tatum Gorney (Mv) 17-2; 3. Samantha Montgomery (SR) 17-2
Triple jump: 1. Jane Howard (GM) 35-7; 2. Charlotte Bollheimer (Mc) 35-1; 3. Samantha Montgomery (SR) 34-3
High jump: 1. Lilly Newton (W) 5-1; 2. Kaylynn Althof (Mc) 4-11; 3. Sophia Rondinelli (Fr) 4-9
Shot put: 1. Robin Zimmer (FL) 37-9 1/2; 2. Bailey Janukites (HC) 34-2 1/4; 3. Reese Ranus (Mc) 33-11
Discus: 1. Isabella Peterson (Fr) 103-2; 2. Bailey Janukites (HC) 99-8; 3. McKayla Roberts (Mv) 98-1
Javelin: 1. Autumn Christie (SR) 110-8; 2. Emma Lang (HC) 104-11; 3. Sophia Beach (Fr) 101-9
Pole vault: 1. Sophia Ginader (Mc) 10-0; 2. Elise DiFrischia (SR) 9-6; 3. Hayley Thomas (EH) 9-6
Class 3A boys
Team: 1. Grove City (GC) 171, 2. Cathedral Prep (CP) 127, 3. McDowell (Mc) 116, 4. Meadville (Mv) 76, 5. Franklin (Fr) 58, 6. General McLane (GM) 56, 7. Warren (W) 46, 8. Erie High (EH) 43
100 meters: 1. Tymir Phillips (Mv) 10.96; 2. Nicky Chiprean (Mc) 11.18; 3. Devin Easter (CP) 11.19
200: 1. Nicky Chiprean (Mc) 22.35; 2. Devin Easter (CP) 22.57; 3. Hunter Sullivan (CP) 23.01
400: 1. Tonio Davis (EH) 52.00; 2. Roman Hamm (CP) 52.17; 3. Michael McDonald (CP) 52.22
800: 1. Camden Pierce (Mc) 1:58.81; 2. Will English (CP) 2:01.57; 3. Ben Welsh (Mv) 2:01.85
1,600: 1. MJ Pottinger (GC) 4:22.66; 2. Jay Prettyman (Fr) 4:23.06; 3. Colsen Frank (GC) 4:28.01
3,200: 1. MJ Pottinger (GC) 9:24.61; 2. Kamden Kramer (Mc) 9:27.96; 3. Samuel Lindell (W) 9:34.37
400 relay: 1. Cathedral Prep (Gavin Easter, Hunter Sullivan, Devin Easter, Taijoun Williams) 43.47; 2. Erie High 44.13; 3. Meadville 45.74
1,600 relay: 1. McDowell (Ethan Tejada-Hunt, Deacon Pierce, Camden Pierce, Emory Moffett) 3:27.08; 2. Cathedral Prep 3:27.81; 3. Grove City 3:37.04
3,200 relay: 1. McDowell (Kamden Kramer, Deacon Pierce, Camden Pierce, Gavin Berquist) 8:17.12; 2. Grove City 8:47.94; 3. Meadville 8:54.20
110 hurdles: 1. Jesse Pazehoski (GC) 14.86; 2. Hank Partridge (CP) 16.04; 3. Nathaniel Hokanson (Mc) 16.65
300 hurdles: 1. Jesse Pazehoski (GC) 41.52; 2. Hank Partridge (CP) 41.53; 3. Brycen Brooks (CP) 43.37
Long jump: 1. Tymir Phillips (Mv) 23-1 3/4; 2. Ashton Mountain (CP) 22-7; 3. Jonah Stucchio (GC) 21-6 1/4
Triple jump: 1. Jonah Stucchio (GC) 45-3 1/4; 2. Jordan Lawrence (Mv) 45-1 1/2; 3. Ashton Mountain (CP) 43-9
High jump: 1. Max Spriegel (W) 6-1; 2. Sylvester Shaw (Mc) 5-9; 3. Landon Lynch (Fr) 5-9
Shot put: 1. Brennan Dinsmore (Mv) 56-4; 2. Logan Knight (Fr) 53-8; 3. DeLathian Boanes (GC) 53-6 1/4
Discus: 1. Logan Knight (Fr) 157-10; 2. Brennan Dinsmore (Mv) 150-5; 3. DeLathian Boanes (GC) 142-1
Javelin: 1. Daniel Mariacher (GC) 173-9; 2. Ian McCreary (GC) 171-1; 3. Blayze Myers (Mc) 166-2
Pole vault: 1. Jonah Stuccio (GC) 14-6; 2. Dillon Pottinger (GC) 12-3; 3. Charlie Miller (GC) 12-3
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"I thought, 'Wow, that kind of felt easy. Maybe I can get (below) 57,'" the freshman said. "Honestly, the more competitive I got in meets, the more I got my time down."
No single lap was lower than the one Kuhl completed during the May 17 District 10 championships at Slippery Rock University's Mihalik-Thompson Stadium. Not only did the first-year Bobcat easily complete it in under 57 seconds, but in a time never achieved in the meet's Class 2A female.
Kuhl circled the track in 56.67 seconds. That eclipsed the former 400 standard of 57.62, which Sharpsville graduate Madison Przicina had held since the district's 2015 meet.
Seneca coach Kim Paris suspected Kuhl was no ordinary freshman as the Bobcats' 2025 regular season progressed.
"When she ran the (57.71) at the (May 8) Erie County Classic, which was in rain and cold, we set our sights on the (district) record," Paris said. "We knew she had it in her, but I will tell you even I'm surprised with her time."
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Kuhl won't be the lone female Bobcat bound for Shippensburg University's Seth Grove Stadium over Memorial Day weekend. That's where the two-day PIAA meet begins May 23.
Seneca also won the district's 2A girls 1,600 relay. Kuhl anchored upperclassmen Charlee Trapp, Olivia Paris and Madison Morvay to a first-place time of 4:06.16
"I love to win," Kuhl said, "and I love racing while trying to get better."
Quality consolation prizes
Kuhl accomplished what two other 2A Erie County athletes were projected to do.
Corry javelin thrower Nolan Carey and Cathedral Prep 3,200 runner Anne-Catherine Brown were ranked first for their events. Their respective seed distance and time suggested they'd be district record-holders by the time action concluded.
Carey, on the same pitch where he'll throw for The Rock next spring, won the small-school boys javelin title with his best attempt of 192 feet, 11 inches. It was short of the 196-5 meet record that Wilmington graduate Ryan Bell established in 2008.
Carey's top-seeded distance of 206-7 remains the PIAA's best throw of 2025, according to pa.milesplit.com.
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Brown, like Carey, took ample solace that she still qualified for states as a district champ. The junior won varsity track's longest race at 11:11.86.
Brown arrived at The Rock with a seed time of 10:49.65. Former Harbor Creek star Lauren Zarger ran her eight laps for the 2008 2A girls 3,200 in 10:56.12.
"I really just wanted to keep focused on the goal of (success at) states," Brown said.
More: Erie County's top performers going into District 10's spring postseason
'Super pumped right now'
County teams comprised half the victors for those particular standings.
Fort LeBoeuf topped a competitive 2A boys field. The Bison, highlighted by middle-distance runner Blake Glass, compiled 84 points to the 78 for second-place Hickory.
"This was a prime example of (how) every point mattered," LeBoeuf coach Erick Friedman said. "We knew it was going to be very tough to win this because of Hickory, so every single athlete had to contribute.
"That's why I'm super pumped right now."
Glass guaranteed himself starting lanes for the state's 800 and 1,600 races. He became a two-time district victor thanks to respective times of 2:00.16 and 4:27.69.
LeBoeuf also enjoyed a field winner in KC Wasiulewski. The junior's top attempt in the long jump was 22-8 1/2.
McDowell's girls, with 120 points, edged the Slippery Rock Rockets by seven in the Class 3A standings.
The Trojans boasted first place in two events, one in track and one in field.
The track title was courtesy of Jamiah Zappia, Kamryn Hanson, Tenley Clark and anchor Emma Valerio. They successully passed the baton for a low time of 51.48 in the 400 relay.
McDowell's Sophia Ginader lived up to her status as the pole vault favorite. The senior was the only qualifier who cleared an even 10 feet.
Gold, silver and bronze medalists
Top-three results for District 10's track and field championships at Slippery Rock University's Mihalik-Thompson Stadium:
Class 2A girls
Team: 1. Hickory (Hy) 76, 2. Corry (Cy) 75 1/2, 3. Cathedral Prep (CP) 65, 4. Greenville (Gv) 58, 5. West Middlesex (WM) 50 1/2, 6. Seneca (Sen) 48, 7. Grove City (GC) 45 1/2, 8. Wilmington (Wil) 45, 9. Sharon (Sh) 41, 10. North East (NE) 32, 11. Oil City (OC) 30 1/2, 12. Lakeview (Lv) 24, 13. Sharpsville (Sv) 17, 14. (tie) Mercer (Mer) and Northwestern (Nw) 16, 16. Girard (G) 14, 17. (tie) Reynolds (Rey) and Farrell (F) 12, 19. (tie) Eisenhower (Eis) and Commodore Perry (C-P) 6, 20. Fairview (Fv) 6, 21. Union City (UC) 6
100 meters: 1. Josslyn Hancock (Hy) 12.09; 2. Maya Jeckavitch (Wil) 12.35; 3. Brenna Kuhl (Sen) 12.57Note: Hancock set the district record (11.91) with her preliminary heat.
200: 1. Maya Jeckavitch (Wil) 24.99; 2. Josslyn Hancock (Hy) 25.18; 3. Brenna Kuhl (Sen) 25.20
400: 1. Brenna Kuhl (Sen) 56.67 (DISTRICT RECORD); 2. Maya Jeckavitch (Wil) 58.15; 3. Makiya Kohnen (Mer) 1:01.97
800: 1. Karis McElhaney (Gv) 1:06.88; 2. AnnaSophia Viccari (WM) 2:16.71; 3. Jillian White (Hy) 2:18.45
1,600: 1. Karis McElhaney (Gv) 5:01.19; 2. Anne-Catherine Brown (CP) 5:04.03; 3. AnnaSophia Viccari (WM) 5:10.69
3,200: 1. Anne-Catherine Brown (CP) 11:11.86; 2. Mira Moschillo (Hy) 11:24.50; 3. Corabel Shirey (OC) 11:25.82
400 relay: 1. Hickory (Emersyn Hruska, Cecilia Perman, Gracey Stover, Josslyn Hancock) 50.88; 2. Northwestern 51.344; 3. Girard 51.347
1,600 relay: 1. Seneca (Charlee Trapp, Olivia Paris, Madison Morvay, Brenna Kuhl) 4:06.16; 2. West Middlesex 4:06.86; 3. Greenville 4:08.84
3,200 relay: 1. Cathedral Prep (Reagan Johnston, Fina Bannister, Allison Bender, Makayla Stutts) 9:47.24; 2. Hickory 9:57.84; 3. North East 10:04.11
100 hurdles: 1. Ondrea Young (Sh) 14.67; 2. Lilian Kildoo (WM) 16.19; 3. Angel Troutman (Sen) 16.32
300 hurdles: 1. Ondrea Young (Sh) 45.31; 2. Macie Steiner (Sv) 47.57; 3. Kendall Emmert (Lv) 47.63
Long jump: 1. Sienna Bernardi (GC) 17-9; 2. Madi Leofsky (Cy) 17-8 3/4; 3. Ava Murcko (Rey) 17-1 3/4
Triple jump: 1. Marleigh Martin (Cy) 36-5 1/4; 2. Grace Allen (Cy) 36-4 1/2; 3. Ava Murcko (Rey) 35-11 3/4
High jump: 1. Mariah Rodemoyer (NE) 5-4; 2. Kendal Johnston (CP) 5-2; 3. Olive Collins (OC) 5-0
Shot put: 1. Maggie Goodlin (Gv) 42-4; 2. Victorya Byler (Sh) 39-3; 3. Grace Mozes (C-P) 36-9 3/4
Discus: 1. Lindsey Hasbrouck (Cy) 128-11; 2. Kyndra Seddon (Lv) 126-11; 3. Victorya Byler (Sh) 117-0
Javelin: 1. Alyssa Flick (Wil) 119-4; 2. Lauren Brundage (Cy) 111-7; 3. Madi Garland (OC) 110-7
Pole vault: 1. Aleah Morgante (GC) 12-4 1/2; 2. Ashlynn Horvath (Hy) 10-6; 3. Emersyn Hruska (Hy) 10-6
Class 2A boys
Team: 1. Fort LeBoeuf (FL) 84, 2. Hickory (Hy) 78, 3. Corry (Cy) 55 1/2, 4. Oil City (OC) 53, 5. Lakeview (Lv) 48, 6. (tie) Mercyhurst Prep (MP) and Sharon (Sh) 37, 8. Reynolds (Rey) 35, 9. Seneca (Sen) 31, 10. Titusville (Tv) 28, 11. Youngsville (Y) 25 1/2, 12. (tie) Sharpsville (Sv) and Mercer (Mer) 25, 14. North East (NE) 24 1/2, 15. Harbor Creek (HC) 21, 16. Wilmington (Wil) 17, 17. Slippery Rock (SR) 16, 18. Iroquois (I) 13 1/2, 19. Maplewood (Mwood) 10, 20. Eisenhower (Eis) 9, 21. Girard (G) 8, 22. (tie) West Middlesex (WM) and Northwestern (Nw) 6, 24. (tie) Greenville (Gv) and Union City (UC) 4, 26. Farrell (F) 1
100 meters: 1. Vinnie Feliciano (MP) 10.72; 2. KC Wasiulewski (FL) 10.91; 3. Rylan Piccirilli (Sv) 10.95
200: 1. Vinnie Feliciano (MP) 22.15; 2. Aaron Burrows (Tv) 22.40; 3. KC Wasiulewski (FL) 22.43
400: 1. Aaron Burrows (Tv) 49.57; 2. Chance Miller (Sv) 50.40; 3. Parker Nay (Rey) 50.45
800: 1. Blake Glass (FL) 2:00.16; 2. James Alexander (Lv) 2:00.60; 3. Paxton Zinz (Cy) 2:02.50
1,600: 1. Blake Glass (FL) 4:27.69; 2. Elijah Brosius (OC) 4:30.81; 3. Anthony Galkowski (Sen) 4:32.46
3,200: 1. Caden Reithmiller (Hy) 9:46.88; 2. Elijah Brosius (OC) 9:53.44; 3. Anthony Galkowski (Sen) 10:00.63
400 relay: 1. Hickory (Sebastian Bromley, Jamal Calhoun, Denver Lewis, Khalil Houston) 43.08; 2. Sharon 44.21; 3. Lakeview 44.82
1,600 relay: 1. Lakeview (Ethan Williams, Blake Skiles, Ryker Harold, James Alexander) 3:30.72; 2. Sharon 3:31.14; Fort LeBoeuf 3:31.58
3,200 relay: 1. Lakeview (Ryker Harold, Seth Phillips, Malachi Phillips, James Alexander) 8:19.19; 2. Corry 8:22.59; 3. North East 8:28.35
110 hurdles: 1. Blake Cook (Cy) 14.41; 2. Khalil Houston (Hy) 14.85; 3. Jack Dolak (HC) 15.23
300 hurdles: 1. Blake Cook (Cy) 37.97; 2. Jack Dolak (HC) 40.01; 3. Garett Skinner (FL) 40.27
Long jump: 1. KC Wasiulewski (FL) 22-8 1/2; 2. Ethan Beers (Y) 22-3; 3. Rylan Piccirilli (Sv) 22-2
Triple jump: 1. Peter Krahe (Hy) 44-3 1/2; 2. Ethan Beers (Y) 44-1/4; 3. Dustin Joyce (SR) 43-7
High jump: 1. Isaac Williams (Rey) 6-5; 2. Ben Godfrey (Mer) 6-3; 3. (tie) Mason Savitz (Cy) and Cole Bennett (I) 6-1
Shot put: 1. Ben Walls (Hy) 57-2; 2. Carson Mertz (MP) 54-1 1/4; 3. Maddox Snyder (Rey) 52-11 1/4
Discus: 1. Austin Jacobs (Sen) 165-3; 2. Lance Ongley (Tv) 145-3; 3. Ben Walls (Hy) 143-9
Javelin: 1. Nolan Carey (Cy) 192-11; 2. Braylon Barber (OC) 166-11; 3. Landon Atha (Cy) 166-4
Pole vault: 1. Ethan Johnson (Wil) 14-0; 2. Mason Probst (NE) 13-0; 3. Gavin Aikens (WM) 13-0
Class 3A girls
Team: 1. McDowell (Mc) 120, 2. Slippery Rock (SR) 113, 3. Fort LeBoeuf (FL) 92, 4. Meadville (Mv) 85, 5. Warren (W) 83, 6. General McLane (GM) 79, 7. Harbor Creek (HC) 39, 8. Franklin (Fr) 38, 9. Erie High (EH) 33, 10. Titusville (Tv) 18
100 meters: 1. Alena Urbanowicz (FL) 12.65; 2. Abigail Falk (FL) 13.06; 3. Tatum Gorney (Mv) 13.20
200: 1. Alena Urbanowicz (FL) 25.44; 2. Abigail Falk (FL) 26.63; 3. Jamiah Zappia (Mc) 26.73
400: 1. Alena Urbanowicz (FL) 1:00.04; 2. Jamiah Zappia (Mc) 1:02.03; 3. Casie Chorney (GM) 1:02.07
800: 1. Megan Puleio (Mv) 2:17.15; 2. Kasey Yeager (SR) 2:32.60; 3. Brynn Norris (W) 2:33.16
1,600: 1. Megan Puleio (Mv) 4:58.89 (DISTRICT RECORD); 2. Kasey Yeager (SR) 5:31.93; 3. Hayden Palmer (Mc) 5:33.35
3,200: 1. Isabel Griffin (Fr) 11:37.03; 2. Morgan Alexander (W) 11:42.58; 3. Isabella Williams (GM) 11:54.10
400 relay: 1. McDowell (Jamiah Zappia, Kamryn Hanson, Tenley Clark, Emma Valerio) 51.48; 2. Fort LeBoeuf 51.49; 3. Meadville 51.94
1,600 relay: 1. Meadville (Samantha Fronce, Megan Puleio, Tatum Gorney, Addison Miller) 4:12.88; 2. McDowell 4:16.73; 3. General McLane 4:23.08
3,200 relay: 1. Warren (Morgan Alexander, Brynn Norris, Riley Evan, Lilly Newton) 9:58.73; 2. McDowell 9:59.89; 3. Slippery Rock 10:04.62
100 hurdles: 1. Ava Reich (SR) 16.40; 2. Teyaja Carr (EH) 16.66; 3. Shareen Thangiah (SR) 17.27
300 hurdles: 1. Teyaja Carr (EH) 48.81; 2. Shareen Thangiah (SR) 48.87; 3. Addison Miller (Mv) 50.46
Long jump: 1. Jane Howard (GM) 17-8; 2. Tatum Gorney (Mv) 17-2; 3. Samantha Montgomery (SR) 17-2
Triple jump: 1. Jane Howard (GM) 35-7; 2. Charlotte Bollheimer (Mc) 35-1; 3. Samantha Montgomery (SR) 34-3
High jump: 1. Lilly Newton (W) 5-1; 2. Kaylynn Althof (Mc) 4-11; 3. Sophia Rondinelli (Fr) 4-9
Shot put: 1. Robin Zimmer (FL) 37-9 1/2; 2. Bailey Janukites (HC) 34-2 1/4; 3. Reese Ranus (Mc) 33-11
Discus: 1. Isabella Peterson (Fr) 103-2; 2. Bailey Janukites (HC) 99-8; 3. McKayla Roberts (Mv) 98-1
Javelin: 1. Autumn Christie (SR) 110-8; 2. Emma Lang (HC) 104-11; 3. Sophia Beach (Fr) 101-9
Pole vault: 1. Sophia Ginader (Mc) 10-0; 2. Elise DiFrischia (SR) 9-6; 3. Hayley Thomas (EH) 9-6
Class 3A boys
Team: 1. Grove City (GC) 171, 2. Cathedral Prep (CP) 127, 3. McDowell (Mc) 116, 4. Meadville (Mv) 76, 5. Franklin (Fr) 58, 6. General McLane (GM) 56, 7. Warren (W) 46, 8. Erie High (EH) 43
100 meters: 1. Tymir Phillips (Mv) 10.96; 2. Nicky Chiprean (Mc) 11.18; 3. Devin Easter (CP) 11.19
200: 1. Nicky Chiprean (Mc) 22.35; 2. Devin Easter (CP) 22.57; 3. Hunter Sullivan (CP) 23.01
400: 1. Tonio Davis (EH) 52.00; 2. Roman Hamm (CP) 52.17; 3. Michael McDonald (CP) 52.22
800: 1. Camden Pierce (Mc) 1:58.81; 2. Will English (CP) 2:01.57; 3. Ben Welsh (Mv) 2:01.85
1,600: 1. MJ Pottinger (GC) 4:22.66; 2. Jay Prettyman (Fr) 4:23.06; 3. Colsen Frank (GC) 4:28.01
3,200: 1. MJ Pottinger (GC) 9:24.61; 2. Kamden Kramer (Mc) 9:27.96; 3. Samuel Lindell (W) 9:34.37
400 relay: 1. Cathedral Prep (Gavin Easter, Hunter Sullivan, Devin Easter, Taijoun Williams) 43.47; 2. Erie High 44.13; 3. Meadville 45.74
1,600 relay: 1. McDowell (Ethan Tejada-Hunt, Deacon Pierce, Camden Pierce, Emory Moffett) 3:27.08; 2. Cathedral Prep 3:27.81; 3. Grove City 3:37.04
3,200 relay: 1. McDowell (Kamden Kramer, Deacon Pierce, Camden Pierce, Gavin Berquist) 8:17.12; 2. Grove City 8:47.94; 3. Meadville 8:54.20
110 hurdles: 1. Jesse Pazehoski (GC) 14.86; 2. Hank Partridge (CP) 16.04; 3. Nathaniel Hokanson (Mc) 16.65
300 hurdles: 1. Jesse Pazehoski (GC) 41.52; 2. Hank Partridge (CP) 41.53; 3. Brycen Brooks (CP) 43.37
Long jump: 1. Tymir Phillips (Mv) 23-1 3/4; 2. Ashton Mountain (CP) 22-7; 3. Jonah Stucchio (GC) 21-6 1/4
Triple jump: 1. Jonah Stucchio (GC) 45-3 1/4; 2. Jordan Lawrence (Mv) 45-1 1/2; 3. Ashton Mountain (CP) 43-9
High jump: 1. Max Spriegel (W) 6-1; 2. Sylvester Shaw (Mc) 5-9; 3. Landon Lynch (Fr) 5-9
Shot put: 1. Brennan Dinsmore (Mv) 56-4; 2. Logan Knight (Fr) 53-8; 3. DeLathian Boanes (GC) 53-6 1/4
Discus: 1. Logan Knight (Fr) 157-10; 2. Brennan Dinsmore (Mv) 150-5; 3. DeLathian Boanes (GC) 142-1
Javelin: 1. Daniel Mariacher (GC) 173-9; 2. Ian McCreary (GC) 171-1; 3. Blayze Myers (Mc) 166-2
Pole vault: 1. Jonah Stuccio (GC) 14-6; 2. Dillon Pottinger (GC) 12-3; 3. Charlie Miller (GC) 12-3
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This article originally appeared on Erie Times-News: Erie County athletes who starred at District 10 track and field meet
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