GMC Championships from the Home News Tribune

GMC Championships from the Home News Tribune
MAY 08, 2010 • 5:46 PM
By Jerry Carino


Boys shot put and discus: Between East Brunswick’s Sam Mattis, Old Bridge’s Dan D’Amato and South Brunswick’s Dominic Padovano, the throws were the place to be.

BOYS RESULTS

TEAM SCORES: 1. Old Bridge 89; 2. East Brunswick 88.5; 3. South Brunswick 61; 4. John F. Kennedy 42; 5. J.P Stevens 31; 6. North Brunswick 28; 7. Dunellen 24; 8. Metuchen 23.5; 9. Bishop Ahr 20; 10. Piscataway 13.5; 11. Monroe 12; 12. St. Joseph 11; 13. Sayreville 10; 14. Carteret 8; 15. Edison 7; 16. Spotswood 7; 17. (tie) Middlesex, South Plainfeld 6; 19. (tie) Cardinal McCarrick, Woodbridge 4; 21. Colonia 1.

100: 1. Leonard Robbins-Lockhart (East Brunswick) 10.72 (county record; old record 10.73 by John F. Kennedy’s Courtney Burton, 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 Quinton (East Brunswick) 11.19; 6. Chris Troche (St. Joseph) 11.21.

200: 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. Emeke Eze (Sayreville) 22.96.

400: 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: 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.

1600: 1. Tim Ball (Bishop Ahr) 4:25.19; 2. Moheb 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. Steve Flynn (Edison) 4:35.93.

3200: 1. Tim Ball (Bishop Ahr) 9:36.04; 2. Corey O’Neill (Old Bridge) 9:43.84; 3. Khari Bowen (Monroe) 9:44.28; 5. Kyle Davis (North Brunswick) 10:00.74; 6. Tyler Blackburn (South Brunswick) 10:01.51; 6. Nicholas DeNuzzo (South Brunswick) 10:03.66.

110 HURDLES: 1. Alan Broussard (J.P. Stevens) 14.23; 2. Christian Boeteng (Old Bridge) 14.74; 3. Charles Napolitano (Monroe) 15.13; 4. Justin Kirkland (Piscataway) 15.54; 5. Jarrett Phelps (North Brunswick) 15.66; 6. Zachary Sikanowicz (St. Joseph) 15.75.

400 HURDLES: 1. Alan Broussard (J.P. Stevens) 54.72; 2. Jarrett Phelps (North Brunswick) 55.93; 3. Christian Boeteng (Old Bridge) 55.96; 4. Daren Tang (John F. Kennedy) 57.87; 5. Chris Thornton (Old Bridge) 58.13; 5. Zachary Sikanowicz (St. Joseph) 58.44.

LONG JUMP: 1. Leonard Robbins-Lockhart (East Brunswick) 21-10.5; 2. Dante LaVecchia (John F. Kennedy) 21-3.5; 3. Jason Donahue (John F. Kennedy) 20-7.25; 4. James Earle (Piscataway) 20-4.25; 5. Jarrett Phelps (North Brunswick) 20-3.5; 6. Joel Shumate (J.P. Stevens) 20-0.5.

TRIPLE JUMP: 1. Derek Forthun (South Brunswick) 44-3.5; 2. Julian Quintin (East Brunswick) 43-0.5; 3. Jon Pitt (South Brunswick) 42-5.5; 4. Emeke Eze (Sayreville) 42-3.25; 5. Jason Donahue (John F. Kennedy) 42-0; 6. Daniel Saxon (Sayreville) 40-4.

HIGH JUMP: 1. Rontik Sadler (Dunellen) 6-4; 2. Jason Donahue (John F. Kennedy) 6-2; 3. Derek Forthun (South Brunswick) 6-0; 4. Joe Janela (Sayreville) 6-0; 5. Dan Cole (Piscataway) 5-10; 6. (tie) Tim O’Sullivan (East Brunswick), Will Lawson (Metuchen) 5-8.

POLE VAULT: 1. Luiz Maurina (John F. 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 (John F. Kennedy) 11-0; 6. Tyler Pritchard (Spotswood) 11-0.

SHOT PUT: 1. Dan D’Amato (Old Bridge) 54-5; 2. Sam Mattis (East Brunswick) 53-7.75; 3. Dominick Padovano (South Brunswick) 49-7; 4. Ramy Kased (Old Bridge) 47-11; 5. Quincy Foster (Piscataway) 47-5.25; 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) 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.

4×400: 1. East Brunswick (Kevin Mulcahey, Evan Walton, Don Urschel, Leonard Robbins) 3:24.27; 2. Old Bridge 3:26.34; 3. Metuchen 3:30.03; 4. South Brunswick 3:35.60; 5. John F. Kennedy 3:37.57; 6. Edison 3:38.12.


GMC Boys Track & Field
Championships - Balanced
Old Bridge edges East
Brunswick's stars

By JERRY CARINO • STAFF WRITER • May 8,
2010

SOUTH PLAINFIELD — Leonard Robbins-Lockhart
did everything in his power to lift the East Brunswick
High School boys to the title at Saturday's Greater
Middlesex Conference Track & Field Championships.

Despite his Herculean effort — which included a
county record in the 100-meter dash and three
other victories — perennial power Old Bridge
prevailed by one-half point at Frank Jost Field.

"I wanted to do well for myself and my team so we
could score some points," the junior said. "I think I
made a big statement, basically putting East
Brunswick's name out there."

Robbins-Lockhart's legs did most of the talking. It
started with a superlative performance in the 100
dash. His time of 10.72 routed the field — South
Brunswick speedster Brian Oni took second in 10.91
— and eclipsed the Middlesex County record of
10.73 set by John F. Kennedy great Courtney Burton
in 1990, two years before Robbins-Lockhart was
born.

"My start was good and I ran hard all the way," he
said. "I was surprised with the time. Once my
teammate told me my time I was like, "Oh my gosh.' "

He kept rolling through wins the 200 (21.64) and
long jump (21-10.5) and capped off the brilliant day
with a 49.6 anchor on the 4x400, teaming with
Kevin Mulcahey (52.1), Evan Walton (50.4) and Don
Urschel (51.6) for a 3:24.27 triumph.

Then the wait began. Problems with the statistician,
Tumey Timing & Data of Delaware, caused a 75-
minute delay before the final team scores were
announced. When the smoke cleared, East
Brunswick's star power, which included a win in the
400 by Walton (50.70) and the discus by
sophomore Sam Mattis (184-9) was not enough to
take down balanced Old Bridge.

The Knights struck gold in just two events — senior
Dan D'Amato took the shot put (54-5) and junior
Andre Davis the javelin (178-6) — but stockpiled 89
points to East Brunswick's 88.5.

Davis was the glue guy. He placed third in the
discus (145-10) and sixth in the shot put (47-1),
and he was third in the 110 hurdles final until he
clipped the ninth hurdle and fell.


"It was tiring now that it actually hit me, but when
I'm moving I don't stop until I'm finished," Davis
said of his busy day.

Old Bridge last won this meet in 2008.

"There are certain things we could have done a little
bit better, but overall for the most part it was what I
expected," Knights coach Jack Campbell said. "
Obviously Andre falling took a few points away but
other than that I think we got the most out of what
we had."

Individually, two athletes won two events Saturday.
The first was J.P. Stevens senior Alan Broussard,
who routed the fields in both hurdle races. In the
morning rain, Broussard broke the tape in the 400
hurdles gold with a brisk time of 54.72. Then he
came back for a 14.23 triumph in the 110 hurdles —
half a second ahead of runner-up Christian Boeteng
of Old Bridge.

"It's a great feeling, it feels like I'm on top of the
world, but I know I still have to keep working and

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still improve," Broussard said. "I want to set a great
example for future runners at J.P. Stevens."

The second double-winner was Bishop Ahr
sophomore Tim Ball. After a runner-up showing in
the GMC cross country meet, Ball earned his first
conference title with a 9:36.04 effort in the 3200.
Then he doubled back for a wild win in the 1600,
trading the lead with Old Bridge's Moheb Thomas
three times in the final 500 meters before finishing
ahead, 4:25.19 to 4:25.65.

"The goal today was to double up and win the mile
and two mile," Ball said. "I never ran the two-mile c
ompetitively, but I think I did pretty good in it. It
was long, but my coaches and teammates pulled me
through by cheering me on. In the 1600, I thought I
was going to lose after (Thomas) passed me but I
had something left. It was a great race."

One prime athlete was noticeably absent in Dunellen
senior Jonard Hall, who was the premeet favorite in
the 400 and long jump but had bronchitis. The
Destroyers still came away with some hardware as
fellow senior standout Rontik Sadler won the high
jump (6-4) and took second in the 200 (21.81), but
they were not able to load up a 4x400 in defense of
their surprising GMC Relays win.


GMC Championships

TEAM SCORES: 1. Old Bridge 89; 2. East Brunswick
88.5; 3. South Brunswick 61; 4. John F. Kennedy 42;
5. J.P Stevens 31; 6. North Brunswick 28; 7.
Dunellen 24; 8. Metuchen 23.5; 9. Bishop Ahr 20;
10. Piscataway 13.5; 11. Monroe 12; 12. St. Joseph
11; 13. Sayreville 10; 14. Carteret 8; 15. Edison 7;
16. Spotswood 7; 17. (tie) Middlesex, South
Plainfeld 6; 19. (tie) Cardinal McCarrick, Woodbridge
4; 21. Colonia 1.

100: 1. Leonard Robbins-Lockhart (East Brunswick)
10.72 (county record; old record 10.73 by John F.
Kennedy's Courtney Burton, 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 Quinton (East Brunswick) 11.19; 6.
Chris Troche (St. Joseph) 11.21.

200: 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. Emeke Eze (Sayreville) 22.96.

400: 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: 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.

1600: 1. Tim Ball (Bishop Ahr) 4:25.19; 2. Moheb
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.
Steve Flynn (Edison) 4:35.93.

3200: 1. Tim Ball (Bishop Ahr) 9:36.04; 2. Corey
O'Neill (Old Bridge) 9:43.84; 3. Khari Bowen
(Monroe) 9:44.28; 5. Kyle Davis (North Brunswick)
10:00.74; 6. Tyler Blackburn (South Brunswick) 10:
01.51; 6. Nicholas DeNuzzo (South Brunswick) 10:
03.66.

110 HURDLES: 1. Alan Broussard (J.P. Stevens)
14.23; 2. Christian Boeteng (Old Bridge) 14.74; 3.
Charles Napolitano (Monroe) 15.13; 4. Justin K
irkland (Piscataway) 15.54; 5. Jarrett Phelps (North
Brunswick) 15.66; 6. Zachary Sikanowicz (St. Joseph)
15.75.

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400 HURDLES: 1. Alan Broussard (J.P. Stevens)
54.72; 2. Jarrett Phelps (North Brunswick) 55.93; 3.
Christian Boeteng (Old Bridge) 55.96; 4. Daren Tang
(John F. Kennedy) 57.87; 5. Chris Thornton (Old
Bridge) 58.13; 5. Zachary Sikanowicz (St. Joseph)
58.44.

LONG JUMP: 1. Leonard Robbins-Lockhart (East
Brunswick) 21-10.5; 2. Dante LaVecchia (John F.
Kennedy) 21-3.5; 3. Jason Donahue (John F.
Kennedy) 20-7.25; 4. James Earle (Piscataway) 20-
4.25; 5. Jarrett Phelps (North Brunswick) 20-3.5; 6.
Joel Shumate (J.P. Stevens) 20-0.5.

TRIPLE JUMP: 1. Derek Forthun (South Brunswick)
44-3.5; 2. Julian Quintin (East Brunswick) 43-0.5; 3.
Jon Pitt (South Brunswick) 42-5.5; 4. Emeke Eze
(Sayreville) 42-3.25; 5. Jason Donahue (John F.
Kennedy) 42-0; 6. Daniel Saxon (Sayreville) 40-4.

HIGH JUMP: 1. Rontik Sadler (Dunellen) 6-4; 2. Jason
Donahue (John F. Kennedy) 6-2; 3. Derek Forthun (
South Brunswick) 6-0; 4. Joe Janela (Sayreville) 6-0;
5. Dan Cole (Piscataway) 5-10; 6. (tie) Tim O'Sullivan
(East Brunswick), Will Lawson (Metuchen) 5-8.

POLE VAULT: 1. Luiz Maurina (John F. 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 (John F.
Kennedy) 11-0; 6. Tyler Pritchard (Spotswood) 11-
0.

SHOT PUT: 1. Dan D'Amato (Old Bridge) 54-5; 2. Sam
Mattis (East Brunswick) 53-7.75; 3. Dominick
Padovano (South Brunswick) 49-7; 4. Ramy Kased
(Old Bridge) 47-11; 5. Quincy Foster (Piscataway)
47-5.25; 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) 170-5; 3. Tim Lorah (Middlesex) 1
69-7; 4. Brendan Vercammen (South Brunswick)
168-11; 5. Bryan Martinez (North Brunswick) 160-7;
6. Mike Allen (Colonia) 156-10.

4x400: 1. East Brunswick (Kevin Mulcahey, Evan
Walton, Don Urschel, Leonard Robbins) 3:24.27; 2.
Old Bridge 3:26.34; 3. Metuchen 3:30.03; 4. South
Brunswick 3:35.60; 5. John F. Kennedy 3:37.57; 6.
Edison 3:38.12.

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The way this meet was run, and in particular the work of the automatic timer, was a disgrace. Results were being announced two hours after the event ended. The 4×400 ended shortly after 3 p.m., and it was 4:20 when the scores were tallied and Old Bridge was finally awarded its team title.

Jim Lambert and I nearly had to fight the timer from Tumey Timing & Data as he packed up to leave for Delaware without divulging the results from nine field events or the team scores. Note to everybody: Do yourself and your athletes a favor and avoid hiring this timer in the future.

Worst of all, meet director Bob Zifchak was standing right there when our argument began and he just took off in the middle of it, never to return. Way to abdicate responsibility.

I cover meets in Somerset County, Hunterdon County, Union County, state meets, invitational meets, and they all run like Swiss clocks compared to the perennial debacles in Middlesex County.

Despite the failings of the people in charge, this meet featured very good performances from the athletes. Two things I’ve never seen before happened – a championship meet decided by half a point (East Brunswick tied for sixth in the high jump) and a team score 149 points in a competition with this many schools (South Brunswick’s girls, take a bow).

STORY LINKS

Home News Tribune boys story: Robbins-Lockhart stars, but Old Bridge prevails

Home News Tribune girls story: Laura Williams stars, but South Brunswick wins big

Courier News story: No Hall for Dunellen, but Sadler and Hansen excel

STARS OF THE MEET

Leonard Robbins-Lockhart, East Brunswick: The junior broke Courtney Burton’s 20-year-old county record in the 100 with a 10.72 and also won the 200 (21.64) long jump (21-10) and anchored the winning 4×400 (49.7 split).

Laura Williams, North Brunswick: The senior broke a six-year-old meet record in the 400 hurdles (1:01.51), won the 400 (56.68), took third in the triple jump (34-8) and anchored the 4×400 to second place with a 55.3 split.

Honorable mention: South Brunswick’s Sophia Ginez and Mariah Browne, Bishop Ahr’s Tim Ball, J.P. Stevens’ Alan Broussard, Bishop Ahr’s Jordan Simmons and East Brunswick’s Corinne Kominkiewicz were all double-winners.

SURPRISES OF THE MEET

Evan Walton, East Brunswick: Won a very strange boys 400 in which three of the county’s four sub-49 runners passed the race up and the fourth, Dunellen’s Jonard Hall, was out with bronchitis.

Kayla Lubonski, Edison: The feshman won the girls 800 in 2:21. The county’s top girls half-miler, Old Bridge’s Chelsea Lodato, missed the meet due to illness.

MOST UNDERRATED ATHLETES

Brooke Astor, Spotswood: Astor won the high jump (5-2), took fourth in the 400 hurdles (1:03.33) and fifth in the javelin (96-8). How’s that for versatility?

Derek Forthun, South Brunswick: Forthun won the triple jump (44-3.5), took third in the high jump (6-0) and fourth in the pole vault (11-6).

EVENTS OF THE MEET

Girls 100 hurdles: Great showdown between New Brunswick’s Briana Barlow (14.40) and South Brunwick’s Jamie Thompson (14.47). They’ll probably meet again in the MOC final.

Girls 400 hurdles: Four athletes under 1:03.5 — that’s quality.
GIRLS RESULTS

TEAM SCORES: 1. South Brunswick 149; 2. North Brunswick 68; 3. East Brunswick 55; 4. Bishop Ahr 43.5; 5. Old Bridge 34; 6. Piscataway 29; 7. New Brunswick 25.5; 8. Edison 25; 9. Sayreville 19; 10. Spotswood 18; 11. Woodbridge 15; 12. (tie) John F. Kennedy, Middlesex, Monroe 4; 15. Metuchen 2; 16. J.P. Stevens 1.

100: 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: 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: 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) 59.96.

800: 1. Kayla Lubonski (Edison) 2:21.21; 2. Bianca Nfonoyim (East Brunswick) 2:24.67; 3. Imani Rosario (Sayreville) 2:25.02; 4. Anginelle Alabanza (East Brunswick) 2:27.05; 5. Nina Firgau (Metuchen) 2:28.90; 6. Joy Spriggs (South Brunswick) 2:29.27.

1600: 1. Sophia Ginez (South Brunswick) 5:22.07; 2. Cayla Del Piano (South Brunswick) 5:24.21; 3. Bianca Nfonoyim (East Brunswick) 5:30.75; 4. Anginelle Alabanza (East Brunswick) 5:36.15; 5. Kelly Fitzgibbons (Sayreville) 5:36.60; 6. Allison McQuillen (North Brunswick) 5:39.88.

3200: 1. Sophia Ginez (South Brunswick) 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. Megha Patel (Piscataway) 11:54.49; 6. Casey Bauman (J.P. Stevens) 12:06.53.

100 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 HURDLES: 1. Laura Williams (North Brunswick) 1:01.51 (meet record; old record 1:02.35 by Tramaine 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.

LONG JUMP: 1. Mariah Browne (South Brunswick) 17-11; 2. Jamie Thompson (South Brunswick) 17-1.25; 3. Briana Barlow (New Brunswick) 16-3.25; 4. Melissa Prisco (Old Bridge) 15-10.5; 5. Nicole Zangoglia (Old Bridge) 15-10.5; 6. Amanda Pina (Spotswood) 15-8.5.

TRIPLE JUMP: 1. Mariah Browne (South Brunswick) 37-5.5; 2. Lauryn Strebeck (South Brunswick) 35-9; 3. Laura Williams (North Brunswick) 34-8.5; 4. Jennifer O’Laughlin (South Brunswick) 34-3; 5. Chelsea Glincman (North Brunswick) 34-2; 6. Victoria Steele (Woodbridge) 33-8.5.

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.

POLE VAULT: 1. Sarah McGowan (Bishop Ahr) 9-6; 2. Amanda Smilgis (South Brunswick) 9-0; 3. Danielle Peterson (Woodbridge) 8-6; 4. Emily Guimes (JF Kennedy) 8-6; 5 (tie) Meghan Ruland (Bishop Ahr), Chelsea Glincman (North Brunswick) 7-6.

SHOT PUT: 1. Corinne Kominkiewicz (East Brunswick) 41-4.5; 2. Yamika Carpenter (North Brunswick) 37-3; 3. Quaneeka Davila (North Brunswick) 36-8.75; 4. Rachel Barnes (East Brunswick) 36-4; 5. Amber White (Piscataway) 35-1.75; 6. Ginelle Walker (South Brunswick) 33-11.25.

DISCUS: 1. Corinne Kominkiewicz (East Brunswick) 127-5; 2. Amber Brown (South Brunswick) 121-0; 3. Chloe Hall (South Brunswick) 111-3; 4. Danielle Padovano (South Brunswick) 100-10; 5 (tie) Chloe Tormey (Bishop Ahr), 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 (96-8); 6. Lajasmin Youngblood (Piscataway) 91-5.

4X400: 1. South Brunswick (Jamielyn Samper, Joy Spriggs, Cayla Del Piano, 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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