GREATER MIDDLESEX CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS BOYS track 2010

GREATER MIDDLESEX CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS
BOYS

TEAMS: 1-Old Bridge 89. 2-East Brunswick 88½. 3-South Brunswick 61. 4-Iselin Kennedy 42. 5-J.P. Stevens 31. 6-North Brunswick 28. 7-Dunellen 24. 8-Metuchen 23 1/2. 9-Bishop Ahr 20. 10-Piscataway 13½. 11-Monroe 12. 12-St. Joseph’s 11. 13-Sayreville 10. 14-Carteret 8. 15-Edison and Spotswood 7. 17-Middlesex and South Plainfield 6. 19-Cardinal McCarrick and Woodbridge 4. 21-Colonia 1.

100-METER DASH: 1-Leonard Robbins-Lockhart, East Brunswick, 10.72, Middlesex County and meet record, former county record, 10.73, Courtney Burton, Iselin Kennedy, 1990. 2-Brian Oni, South Brunswick, 10.91. 3-Joel Shumate, J.P. Stevens, 11.01. 4-Taylor Clark, Cardinal McCarrick, 11.11. 5-Julian Quintin, East Brunswick, 11.19. 6-Chris Troche, St. Joseph's, 11.21.

200-METER DASH: 1-Leonard Robbins-Lockhart, East Brunswick, 21.64. 2-Rontik Sadler, Dunellen, 21.81. 3-Brian Oni, South Brunswick, 22.29. 4-Joel Shumate, J.P. Stevens, 22.40. 5-Shoni Downes, Old Bridge, 22.57. 6-Emeka Eze, Sayreville, 22.96.

400-METER RUN: 1-Evan Walton, East Brunswick, 50.70. 2-Shaquille Jackson, Carteret, 50.82. 3-Kerry Hansen, Dunellen, 50.97. 4-Oluwaseun Ibironke, Woodbridge, 51.19. 5-Kevin Mulcahey, East Brunswick, 51.29. 6-Andrew Edwards, Edison, 51.69.

800-METER RUN: 1-Derrick Hargwood, Metuchen, 2:01.15. 2-Shawn Burke, Old Bridge, 2:01.28. 3-Anthony Branco, Old Bridge, 2:01.35. 4-Frank Pulgiano, Edison, 2:01.60. 5-Kapil Sathyakumar, South Brunswick, 2:01.69. 6-Stefan Antosiewicz, Metuchen, 2:02.37.

1,600-METER RUN: 1-Tim Ball, Bishop Ahr, 4:25.19. 2-Mo Thomas, Old Bridge, 4:25.65. 3-Cullen Davis, North Brunswick, 4:33.32. 4-Kyle Davis, North Brunswick, 4:35.21. 5-Corey O'Neill, Old Bridge, 4:35.49. 6-Steven Flynn, Edison, 4:35.93.

3,200-METER RUN: 1-Tim Ball, Bishop Ahr, 9:36.04. 2-Corey O'Neill, Old Bridge, 9:43.84. 3-Khari Bowen, Monroe, 9:44.48. 4-Kyle Davis, North Brunswick, 10:00.74. 5-Tyler Blackburn, South Brunswick, 10:03.51. 6-Nicholas DeNuzzo, South Brunswick, 10:03.66.

110-METER HURDLES: 1-Alan Broussard, J.P. Stevens, 14.23. 2-Christian Boateng, Old Bridge, 14.74. 3-Charles Napolitano, Monroe, 15.13. 4-Justin Kirkland, Piscataway, 15.54. 5-Jarrett Phelps, North Brunswick, 15.66. 6-Zach Sikanowicz, St. Joseph's, 15.75.

400-METER INTERMEDIATE HURDLES: 1-Alan Broussard, J.P. Stevens, 54.72. 2-Jarrett Phelps, North Brunswick, 55.93. 3-Chris Boateng, Old Bridge, 55.96. 4-Daren Tang, Iselin Kennedy, 57.87. 5-Chris Thornton, Old Bridge, 58.13. 6-Zach Sikanowicz, St. Joseph's, 58.44.

HIGH JUMP: 1-Rontik Sadler, Dunellen, 6-4. 2-Jason Donahue, Iselin Kenendy, 6-2. 3-Derek Forthun, South Brunswick, 6-0. 4-Joe Janela, Sayreville, 6-0. 5-Dan Cole, Piscataway, 5-10. 6-Will Lawson, Metuchen and Tim O’Sullivan, East Brunswick, 5-8.

LONG JUMP: 1-Leonard Robbins-Lockhart, East Brunswick, 20-10 1/2. 2-Dante LaVecchia, Iselin Kennedy, 21-3 1/2. 3-Jason Donahue, Iselin Kennedy, 20-7 1/4. 4-Earle James, Piscataway, 20-4 1/4. 5-Jarrett Phelps, North Brunswick, 20-3 1/2. 6-Joel Shumate, J.P. Stevens, 19-3 1/2.

TRIPLE JUMP: 1-Derek Forthun, South Brunswick, 44-3½. 2-Julian Quintin, East Brunswick, 43-0½. 3-Jon Pitt, South Brunswick, 42-5½. 4-Emeka Eze, Sayreville, 42-3¼. 5-Jason Donahue, Iselin Kennedy, 42-0. 6-Daniel Saxon, Sayreville, 40-4.

SHOT PUT: 1-Dan D’Amato, Old Bridge, 54-5. 2-Sam Mattis, East Brunswick, 53-7¾. 3-Dominick Padovano, South Brunswick, 49-7. 4-Ramy Kased, Old Bridge, 47-11. 5-Quincy Foster, Piscataway, 47-5¼. 6-Andre Davis, Old Bridge, 47-1.

DISCUS: 1-Sam Mattis, East Brunswick, 184-9. 2-Dominick Padovano, South Brunswick, 167-11. 3-Andre Davis, Old Bridge, 145-10. 4-Fabian Jackson, South Brunswick, 133-5. 5-Andrew Ritchie, South Plainfield, 129-9. 6-Marcus Bailey, Piscataway, 126-1.

JAVELIN: 1-Andre Davis, Old Bridge, 178-6. 2-Mark Bauer, St. Joseph’s, 170-5. 3-Tim Lorah, Middlesex, 169-7. 4-Brendan Vercammen, South Brunswick, 168-11. 5-Bryan Martinez, North Brunswick, 160-7. 6-Mike Allen, Colonia, 156-10.

POLE VAULT: 1-Luiz Maurina, Iselin Kennedy, 12-6. 2-Tyler Flood, East Brunswick, 12-0. 3-Quinn Meng, Metuchen, 11-6. 4-Derek Forthun, South Brunswick, 11-6. 5-Dante LaVecchia, Iselin Kennedy, 11-0. 6-Tyler Pritchard, Spotswood, 11-0.

1,600-METER RELAY: 1-East Brunswick (Kevin Mulcahey, Evan Walton, Don Urschel and Leonard Robbins-Lockhart) 3:24.27. 2-Old Bridge 3:26.34. 3-Metuchen 3:30.03. 4-South Brunswick, 3:35.60. 5-Iselin Kennedy 3:37.57. 6-Edison 3:38.12.

GIRLS

TEAMS: 1-South Brunswick 142. 2-North Brunswick 68. 3-East Brusnwick 55. 4-Bishop Ahr 43½. 5-Old Bridge 34. 6-Piscataway 29. 7-New Brunswick 25½. 8-Edison 25½. 9-Sayreville 19. 10-Spotswood 18. 11-Woodbridge 15. 12-Iselin Kennedy, Middlesex and Monroe 4. 15-Metuchen 2. 16-J.P. Stevens 1.

100-METER DASH: 1-Jordan Simmons, Bishop Ahr, 11.93. 2-Briana Barlow, New Brunswick, 12.25. 3-Rachel Johnson, South Brunswick, 12.38. 4-Kaitlyn Davis, North Brunswick, 12.53. 5-Shantel Beckford, Piscataway, 12.79. 6-Amari Hartsfield, Sayreville,12.82.

200-METER DASH: 1-Jordan Simmons, Bishop Ahr, 24.95. 2-Jillian Grant, Old Bridge, 25.43. 3-Victoria Tudor, Woodbridge, 25.70. 4-Kaitlyn Davis, North Brunswick, 26.14. 5-Aderinsola Ajala, Piscataway, 26.21. 6-Bria Bell, East Brunswick, 26.51.

400-METER RUN: 1-Laura Williams, North Brunswick, 56.68. 2-Jillian Grant, Old Bridge, 57.91. 3-Bria Bell, East Brunswick, 58.60. 4-Aderinsola Ajala, Piscataway, 58.66. 5-Alicia Osley, South Brunswick, 58.68. 6-Janae Baker, South Brunswick, 58.68.

800-METER RUN: 1-Kayla Lubonski, Edison, 2:21.21. 2-Bianca Nfonoyim, East Brunswick, 2:24.67. 3-Imani Rosario, Sayreville, 2:25.02. 4-Anginelle Albanza, East Brunswick, 2:27.05. 5-Nina Firgau, Metuchen, 2:28.90. 6-Joy Briggs, South Brunswick, 2:29.27.

1,600-METER RUN: 1-Sophia Ginez, South Brunswick, 5:22.07. 2-Cayla DelPiano, South Brunswick, 5:24.21. 3-Bianca Nfonoyim, East Brunswick, 5:30.75. 4-Anginelle Albanza, East Brunswick, 5:36.15. 5-Kelly Fitzgibbons, Sayreville, 5:36.90. 6-Allison McQuillen, North Brunswick, 5:39.88.

3,200-METER RUN: 1-Sophia Ginez, 11:40.69. 2-Ginna Arora, Edison, 11:48.69. 3-Breanne Hollenbach, Piscataway, 11:49.60. 4-Lyndsey Sample, South Brunswick, 11:52.79. 5-Meghan Patel, Piscataway, 11:54.49. 6-Casey Bauman, J.P. Stevens, 12:06.53.

100-METER HURDLES: 1-Briana Barlow, New Brunswick, 14.40. 2-Jamie Thompson, South Brunswick, 14.47. 3-Ashley Allen, Piscataway, 15.95. 4-Vanessa Ragucci, Monroe, 16.36. 5-Chelsea Glincman, North Brunswick, 16.49. 6-Brandis Fennel, Sayreville, 16.80.

400-METER HURDLES: 1-Laura Williams, North Brunswick, 1:01.51 meet record; former record, 1:02.35, Tremaine Shaw, Piscataway, 2004. 2-Jillian Grant, Old Bridge, 1:02.50. 3-Jamie Thompson, South Brunswick, 1:03.23. 4-Brooke Astor, Spotswood, 1:03.33. 5-Jamielyn Samper, South Brunswick, 1:05.80. 6-Melirah Searcy, Edison, 1:06.05.

HIGH JUMP: 1-Brooke Astor, Spotswood, 5-2. 2-Brandis Fennel, Sayreville, 4-10. 3-Breanna Nicholson, North Brunswick, 4-10. 4-Jenna Colacci, Middlesex, 4-10. 5-Danielle Peterson, Woodbridge, 4-10. 6-Jasmine Phelps, North Brunswick, 4-10.

LONG JUMP: 1-Mariah Browne, South Brunswick, 17-11. 2-Jamie Thompson, South Brunswick, 17-1 1/4. 3-Briana Barlow, New Brunswick, 16-3 1/4. 4-Melissa Prisco, Old Bridge, 15-10 1/2. 5-Nicole Zangoglia, Old Bridge, 15-10 1/2. 6-Amanda Pinto, Spotswood, 15-8 1/2.

TRIPLE JUMP: 1-Mariah Browne, South Brunswick, 37-5 1/2; 2-Lauryn Strebeck, South Brunswick, 35-9. 3-Laura Williams, North Brunswick, 34-8½. 4-Jennifer O’Laughlin, South Brunswick, 34-3. 5-Chelsea Glincman, North Brunswick, 34-2. 6- Victoria Steele, Woodbridge, 33-8½.

SHOT PUT: 1-Corinne Kominkiewicz, East Brunswick, 41-4½. 2-Yamika Carpenter, North Brunswick, 37-3. 3-Quaneeka Davila, North Brunswick, 36-8¾. 4-Rachel Barnes, East Brunswick, 36-4. 5-Amber White, Piscataway, 35-1¾. 6-Ginelle Walker, South Brunswick, 33-11¼.

DISCUS: 1-Corinne Kominkiewicz, East Brunswick, 127-5. 2-Amber Brown, South Brunswick, 121-0. 3-Chloe Hall, South Brunswick, 111-3. 4-Daniellee Padovano, South Brunswick, 110-10. 5-Chloe Tormey, Bishop Ahr, 98-11. 6-Dina Kendle, Woodbridge, 98-11.

JAVELIN: 1-Chloe Tormey, Bishop Ahr, 104-10. 2-Kiya Strickland, South Brunswick, 104-5. 3-Patricia Langone, South Brunswick, 101-4. 4-Precious Chavies, Woodbridge, 96-11. 5-Brooke Astor, Spotswood, 96-8. 6-Lajasmine Youngblood, Piscataway, 91-5.

POLE VAULT: 1-Sarah McGowan, Bishop Ahr, 9-6. 2-Amanda Smilgis, South Brunswick, 9-0. 3-Danielle Peterson, Woodbridge, 9-0. 4-Emily Guimes, Iselin Kennedy, 7-6. 5-Meghan Ruland, Bishop Ahr and Chelsea Glincman, North Brunswick, 7-6.

1,600-METER RELAY: 1-South Brunswick (Jamielyn Samper, Joy Spriggs, Cayla DelPiano and Alicia Osley) 4:02.80. 2-North Brunswick 4:03.28. 3-Edison 4:05.31. 4-Piscataway 4:08.13. 5-East Brunswick 4:12.71. 6-Sayreville 4:16.17.
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NJ Track & Field: Greater Middlesex Conference Championships
JIM LAMBERT, May 08, 2010 8:09 p.m.

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Andre Davis helped Old Bridge edge East Brunswick at GMC Championships - (Jerry McCrea/The Star-Ledger)
This time last year, nobody in New Jersey knew anything about Leonard Robbins-Lockhart, now at junior at East Brunswick. Laura Williams of North Brunswick wasn’t exactly a household name, either.

But after what they did yesterday, everyone will certainly know their names now as Robbins-Lockhart and Williams lit up the track with sensational record-setting performances at the Greater Middlesex Conference Championships held at Frank Jost Field in South Plainfield.

Robbins-Lockhart, who lived in Georgia last year, blazed a 10.72 100-meter dash, good for a meet and Middlesex County record; won the 200 in 21.64, captured the long jump with a 20-10½ and split 49.5 on the winning 4x400 relay.

Led by Robbins-Lockhart’s four gold medals, East Brunswick nearly won its first GMC boys title since 1987, falling a half-point short to Old Bridge, 89-88½. Old Bridge, led by winners Andre Davis (javelin) and Dan D’Amato (shot put), has now won eight of the last nine titles and 11 overall.

Robbins-Lockhart broke the county 100 record of 10.73 set in 1990 by Courtney Burton of Iselin Kennedy. Burton won the 100 and 200 at the M of C in 1989 and ‘90.

``It’s nice to come out here and make a statement,’’ Robbins-Lockhart said. ``I got a great start in the 100 and that was the key in that race. When I saw the time, I was like `Oh wow.' And to get the county record is great. I had no idea what it was, but I think I can keep getting faster.''

Robbins-Lockhart was just as proud of what his team accomplished.

``There are a lot of people that don’t really mention us, so it’s nice to put our names out there like this,’’ he said.

Meanwhile, Williams, a senior at North Brunswick, smashed the meet record in the 400 hurdles in 1:01.51, the eighth-fastest time in the nation this season, took first in the 400 in a personal best 56.68, placed third in the triple jump with a 34-8½, and ran a sizzling 55.3 on the runner-up 4x400 team. Last year, Williams was second in the 100 and third in the 200.

``Nobody really knew me last year because I ran the 100 and 200 and wasn’t this fast,’’ said the Monmouth-bound Williams, who broke the meet record in the 400 hurdles of 1:02.35 set in 2004 by Tremaine Shaw of Piscataway. ``But now people know my name. It feels good.’’

Williams didn’t start running the 400 until this year.

``It wasn’t my choice,’’ she said. ``My coaches felt I could be good at it. It’s worked out way better than I ever thought.’’

Behind Williams, North Brunswick finished second to South Brunswick, 142-68. South Brunswick, led by double winners Sophia Ginez and Mariah Browne, has won five GMC titles in a row and seven overall. Ginez won the 1,600 in 5:22.07 and the 3,200 in 11:40.69. Browne took first in the long jump (17-11) and triple jump (37-5½).

``We try not to think about what the newspaper predicts about who is going to win because we know that teams are gunning for us and we still have to come out and perform well,’’ Ginez said. ``We wanted to run well and get ourselves ready for the sectionals and groups in a couple weeks.

``We try not to think about what the newspaper predict about who is going to win because we know that teams are gunning for us and we still have to come out and perform well.’’

Ginez has now won both the 1,600 and 3,200 four straight years.

``It’s nice to be consistent in those events and prove that I can win them year after year,’’ Ginez said.

There were several double winners on the day. In the boys competition, Alan Broussard of J.P. Stevens swept the hurdles, winning the 400 hurdles in 54.72 and the 110 hurdles in 14.23, both personal bests.

Tim Ball of Bishop Ahr continued his breakout sophomore year by doubling in the distances, capturing the 3,200 in 9:36.04. Ball came back later and mounted a big comeback over the last 50 meters to win the 1,600 in 4:25.19.

On the girls' side, Corinne Kominkiewicz of East Brunswick won the shot (41-4½) and discus (127-5). Senior Jordan Simmons of Bishop Ahr, who missed most of last spring with a partially torn hamstring, won the 100 (11.93) and 200 (24.95). Simmons won the 100 and 200 as a sophomore.

Senior Briana Barlow of New Brunswick won the 100 hurdles in 14.40 to capture the 10th county title of her career.