Bonnell wins showdown in 100 meters
Track and Field
NORWICH – Sarah Bonnell ran the best 100 meters of her life, and she needed to do it facing Section IV recordholder Katie Woodford.
Bonnell did not beat Woodford a season ago, and Woodford had recently established a new Section IV record in the event earlier this past week at Unadilla Valley High School.
In the finals at the REK Invitational Saturday night, Bonnell had an explosive start to lead by a couple of paces at the 30-meter mark, and held that lead to set a new meet record timing 12.3 seconds to nip Woodford by three-tenths of a second. Bonnell added a meet record in the long jump helping the Tornado girls to a first-place finish in the nine-team event scoring 149 points to best Greene by 54.
“Amazing,” summed up Bonnell of her feelings after the win. “I try to reach out for the number (at the start), and I was able to get it today. I usually listen for the breathing of the runners behind me, and I didn’t hear (Katie).”
The Tornado boys were even more impressive on the day racking up 217 points to more than double second-place Greene, who came in with 86.
Norwich set six of the 11 meet records recorded on the day. Max Morse, Cameron turner, Josh Favaloro, Kyle Acenowr, and Morgan Crawford all were credited with at least two meet records either in a relay or an individual event.
Greene junior Chad Noelle had no one in his rearview mirror. Noelle, named the top male performer of the meet, set two individual meet records in the 1,600- and 3,200-meter races, and was the anchor on the winning 1,600-meter relay team that also set a meet record.
Noelle, a state place finisher last year, shaved two seconds off his best time to win the 1,600 in 4:16.4. “I was aiming to go below 4:25, but once I heard the first two splits, I decided to go for my PR (personal record),” Noelle said, who credited B-GA coach Robb Munro’s contributions during the winters months to help him build strength.
Unadilla Valley senior, Tyler Foulds, also set two new meet records capturing the discus (132-7) and shot put (44-8).
Elsewhere, Greene freshman, Rebecca Smith established meet standards in the 100- hurdles and 400-meter hurdles timing 16.1 and 1:11.6. Oxford’s Emily Woodford took two events – the 200 meters and triple jump – setting a meet record in the latter with a distance of 35-2.
Boys
Team scoring: Norwich, 217; Greene 86; Waterville, 70; DeRuyter, 51; Cincinnatus, 44; S-E, 29; Unadilla Valley, 27; Oxford, 12; Morris, 10.
400m relay: Norwich, 46.4 (Pat Taylor, Cameron Turner, Nate Ashton, Morgan Crawford. 3200m relay: Norwich, 8:47.5*, Max Morse, Nuri Harper, Sean Gagnon, Matt Murray. 110m hurdles: William Rheinheimer (C), 16.1. 1600m: Chad Noelle (G), 4;16.4*. 400m: Mike Ellis (Wat), 53.4. 800m relay: Norwich, 1:39.4* (Kyle Acenowr, C Turner, J. Favolaro, M. Crawford. 100m: Favolaro (N), 11.2.* 400 hurdles: Jon Foulds (N), 1:01.8. 800m: TJ Moade (D), 2:07.0. 200 meters: Kyle Acenowr (N), 23.8*. 3200m: Chad Noelle (G), 9:38.6* 1600m relay: (G), 3:35.3* (David Sevey, Mike Hollings, Jake Shearer, Chad Noelle). Shot put: Tyler Foulds, UV, 44-8*. Discus: Foulds, UV, 132-7*. Long jump: Mike Reilly (N), 20-4. Triple jump: Morgan Crawford, Norwich, 40-1 1/2. High jump: Mike Hollings (G), 6-2*. Pole Vault: Max Morse, Norwich, 11-6*.
* Denotes a new meet record.
Most outstanding male performer: Chad Noelle, Greene.
Girls
Team scoring: Norwich, 149; Greene, 95; Oxford, 66; DeRuyter, 42; Morris, 42; Unadilla Valley, 38; Sherburne-Earlville, 29; Waterville, 27; Cincinnatus, 15.
400 relay: Oxford, 50.3* (Jesse Russo, Amanda Marks, Katie Woodford, Emily Woodford). 3200m relay: Greene, 11:28.5 (Jessica Brooks, Emily Conroe, Kaitlyn Bryce, Andrea Day. 100m hurdles: Rebecca Smith, (G), 16.3*. 1500m: Anna Crumb (G), 5:06.2. 400m: Katie Woodford (O), 58.8. 100m: Sarah Bonnell (N), 12.3*; 400m hurdles: Re. Smith (G), 1:11.6*. 800m: Crumb (G), 2:30.6. 200m: Emily Woodford (O), 26.8. 3000m: Sofeia Eddy (S-E), 11:35.8. 1600m relay: (G), 4:27.3 (A. Crumb, A. Day, C. Conroe, E. Anderson. 800m relay: (O), 1:52.5. (Russo, Marks, K. Woodford, E. Woodford). Shot put: Cassie Scharzhanz (Mo), 31-3 1/2. Discus: Scharzhanz (M), 106-6. Long jump: Bonnell (Nor), 16-10 3/4*; Triple jump: Emily Woodford (Ox), 35-2*; high jump: Hanna Benjamin (DeR), 4-8. Pole vault: not contested due to darkness.
* Denotes meet record
Most outstanding female performer: Cassie Swarzhans, Morris.
B-GA boys win at Gerry O’Donnell Invitational
WINDSOR – Facing some of its stiffest competition this spring, B-GA’s boys were buoyed by a school record from Chris Burnett in the 3,200 meters to win the Gerry O’Donnell team title Saturday.
The Bears, in a three-way race with Sus Valley and Windsor, took the top spot with 130 points to nip SV by five, and Windsor by 25.
Burnett, who added firsts in the 1,600 meters and anchored the 3,200-meter relay, took the individual 3,200-meter race timing a 9:46.6. Burnett figured in three of the Bears’ five total wins. Josh Norris added a first-place finish in the 200 meters (22.91), and B-GA won the 400-meter relay
Girls
Team scoring: Sus Valley, 82; Newark Valley, 67; Johnson City, 66; Windsor, 65; B-GA, 59; Maine-Endwell, 38; Chenango Valley, 37; Delhi, 26; Marathon, 22; Stamford, 22; Seton Catholic Central, 21; Walton, 19; Whitney Point, 17; Deposit, 10; Harpursville, 7.
Results
(Top B-GA finish)
Steeplechase: Isamarie Ramos (2), 8:02. 3200m relay: no place finisher. 100m: no place finisher. 100m hurdles: Ariana Hall (3), 17.4. 1500m: Saige Bullis (11), 5:36.25. 400m: Julie Knapp (3), 1:00.85. 400m hurdles: did not place. 200m: Ariana Hall (4), 27.88. 800m: Isamarie Ramos (2), 2:23.26. 3000m: Chloe McElligott (9), 12:45.18. 400m relay: B-GA (2), 52.65 (Karla Paul, Jess Avery, Nikiah Gaydorus, Julie Knapp). 1600m relay: BGA (4), 4:24.95 (Jess Avery, Isamarie Ramos, Ariana Hall, Nikiah Gaydorus). Long jump: Jess Avery (1), 15-0. Triple jump: no place finishers in top 15. High jump: Julie Knapp (3), 4-6. Pole vault: no place finisher. Shot put: no place finisher in top 15. Discus: No place finisher in top 15.
Boys
Team scoring: B-GA, 130; Sus Valley, 125; Windsor, 105; JC, 43; Stamford, 32; Chenango Valley, 29; Newark Valley, 26; Maine-Endwell, 23; Delhi, 17; Walton, 12; Harpursville, 10; SCC, 5; Whitney Point, 1; Deposit, 0; Marathon, 0.
Results
(Top B-GA finish)
Steeplechase: Corey Burnett (4), 11:19.44. 3200m relay: BGA (2) (Devon Rivera, Russell Ross, Sam Kane, Chris Burnett, 8:36.97. 100m: Justin Pepper (4), 11.96. 110m hurdles: Jacob Taylor (5), 17.14. 1600m: Chris Burnett (1), 4:32.70. 400m: Josh Norris (2), 51.53. 400m hurdles: Russell Darling (2), 1:00.19. 200m: Josh Norris (1), 22.91. 800m: Russell Ross (4), 2:10.11. 3200m: Chris Burnett (1), 9:46.60. 400m relay: BGA (1), 44.37, J. Norris, Mike Loitsch, J. Taylor, J. Pepper. 1600m relay: B-GA (2), 3:37.55, (Ross, Taylor, Rivera, Norris). Long jump: Pepper (3), 18-8 1/2. Triple Jump: Steve Patten (10), 35-4 1/4. High jump: Pepper (2), 5-10. Pole Vault: Rob Ireland (7), 9-0. Shot Putt: Jared Iaia (10), 36-0. Discus: Iaia (7), 105-7.
NORWICH – Sarah Bonnell ran the best 100 meters of her life, and she needed to do it facing Section IV recordholder Katie Woodford.
Bonnell did not beat Woodford a season ago, and Woodford had recently established a new Section IV record in the event earlier this past week at Unadilla Valley High School.
In the finals at the REK Invitational Saturday night, Bonnell had an explosive start to lead by a couple of paces at the 30-meter mark, and held that lead to set a new meet record timing 12.3 seconds to nip Woodford by three-tenths of a second. Bonnell added a meet record in the long jump helping the Tornado girls to a first-place finish in the nine-team event scoring 149 points to best Greene by 54.
“Amazing,” summed up Bonnell of her feelings after the win. “I try to reach out for the number (at the start), and I was able to get it today. I usually listen for the breathing of the runners behind me, and I didn’t hear (Katie).”
The Tornado boys were even more impressive on the day racking up 217 points to more than double second-place Greene, who came in with 86.
Norwich set six of the 11 meet records recorded on the day. Max Morse, Cameron turner, Josh Favaloro, Kyle Acenowr, and Morgan Crawford all were credited with at least two meet records either in a relay or an individual event.
Greene junior Chad Noelle had no one in his rearview mirror. Noelle, named the top male performer of the meet, set two individual meet records in the 1,600- and 3,200-meter races, and was the anchor on the winning 1,600-meter relay team that also set a meet record.
Noelle, a state place finisher last year, shaved two seconds off his best time to win the 1,600 in 4:16.4. “I was aiming to go below 4:25, but once I heard the first two splits, I decided to go for my PR (personal record),” Noelle said, who credited B-GA coach Robb Munro’s contributions during the winters months to help him build strength.
Unadilla Valley senior, Tyler Foulds, also set two new meet records capturing the discus (132-7) and shot put (44-8).
Elsewhere, Greene freshman, Rebecca Smith established meet standards in the 100- hurdles and 400-meter hurdles timing 16.1 and 1:11.6. Oxford’s Emily Woodford took two events – the 200 meters and triple jump – setting a meet record in the latter with a distance of 35-2.
Boys
Team scoring: Norwich, 217; Greene 86; Waterville, 70; DeRuyter, 51; Cincinnatus, 44; S-E, 29; Unadilla Valley, 27; Oxford, 12; Morris, 10.
400m relay: Norwich, 46.4 (Pat Taylor, Cameron Turner, Nate Ashton, Morgan Crawford. 3200m relay: Norwich, 8:47.5*, Max Morse, Nuri Harper, Sean Gagnon, Matt Murray. 110m hurdles: William Rheinheimer (C), 16.1. 1600m: Chad Noelle (G), 4;16.4*. 400m: Mike Ellis (Wat), 53.4. 800m relay: Norwich, 1:39.4* (Kyle Acenowr, C Turner, J. Favolaro, M. Crawford. 100m: Favolaro (N), 11.2.* 400 hurdles: Jon Foulds (N), 1:01.8. 800m: TJ Moade (D), 2:07.0. 200 meters: Kyle Acenowr (N), 23.8*. 3200m: Chad Noelle (G), 9:38.6* 1600m relay: (G), 3:35.3* (David Sevey, Mike Hollings, Jake Shearer, Chad Noelle). Shot put: Tyler Foulds, UV, 44-8*. Discus: Foulds, UV, 132-7*. Long jump: Mike Reilly (N), 20-4. Triple jump: Morgan Crawford, Norwich, 40-1 1/2. High jump: Mike Hollings (G), 6-2*. Pole Vault: Max Morse, Norwich, 11-6*.
* Denotes a new meet record.
Most outstanding male performer: Chad Noelle, Greene.
Girls
Team scoring: Norwich, 149; Greene, 95; Oxford, 66; DeRuyter, 42; Morris, 42; Unadilla Valley, 38; Sherburne-Earlville, 29; Waterville, 27; Cincinnatus, 15.
400 relay: Oxford, 50.3* (Jesse Russo, Amanda Marks, Katie Woodford, Emily Woodford). 3200m relay: Greene, 11:28.5 (Jessica Brooks, Emily Conroe, Kaitlyn Bryce, Andrea Day. 100m hurdles: Rebecca Smith, (G), 16.3*. 1500m: Anna Crumb (G), 5:06.2. 400m: Katie Woodford (O), 58.8. 100m: Sarah Bonnell (N), 12.3*; 400m hurdles: Re. Smith (G), 1:11.6*. 800m: Crumb (G), 2:30.6. 200m: Emily Woodford (O), 26.8. 3000m: Sofeia Eddy (S-E), 11:35.8. 1600m relay: (G), 4:27.3 (A. Crumb, A. Day, C. Conroe, E. Anderson. 800m relay: (O), 1:52.5. (Russo, Marks, K. Woodford, E. Woodford). Shot put: Cassie Scharzhanz (Mo), 31-3 1/2. Discus: Scharzhanz (M), 106-6. Long jump: Bonnell (Nor), 16-10 3/4*; Triple jump: Emily Woodford (Ox), 35-2*; high jump: Hanna Benjamin (DeR), 4-8. Pole vault: not contested due to darkness.
* Denotes meet record
Most outstanding female performer: Cassie Swarzhans, Morris.
B-GA boys win at Gerry O’Donnell Invitational
WINDSOR – Facing some of its stiffest competition this spring, B-GA’s boys were buoyed by a school record from Chris Burnett in the 3,200 meters to win the Gerry O’Donnell team title Saturday.
The Bears, in a three-way race with Sus Valley and Windsor, took the top spot with 130 points to nip SV by five, and Windsor by 25.
Burnett, who added firsts in the 1,600 meters and anchored the 3,200-meter relay, took the individual 3,200-meter race timing a 9:46.6. Burnett figured in three of the Bears’ five total wins. Josh Norris added a first-place finish in the 200 meters (22.91), and B-GA won the 400-meter relay
Girls
Team scoring: Sus Valley, 82; Newark Valley, 67; Johnson City, 66; Windsor, 65; B-GA, 59; Maine-Endwell, 38; Chenango Valley, 37; Delhi, 26; Marathon, 22; Stamford, 22; Seton Catholic Central, 21; Walton, 19; Whitney Point, 17; Deposit, 10; Harpursville, 7.
Results
(Top B-GA finish)
Steeplechase: Isamarie Ramos (2), 8:02. 3200m relay: no place finisher. 100m: no place finisher. 100m hurdles: Ariana Hall (3), 17.4. 1500m: Saige Bullis (11), 5:36.25. 400m: Julie Knapp (3), 1:00.85. 400m hurdles: did not place. 200m: Ariana Hall (4), 27.88. 800m: Isamarie Ramos (2), 2:23.26. 3000m: Chloe McElligott (9), 12:45.18. 400m relay: B-GA (2), 52.65 (Karla Paul, Jess Avery, Nikiah Gaydorus, Julie Knapp). 1600m relay: BGA (4), 4:24.95 (Jess Avery, Isamarie Ramos, Ariana Hall, Nikiah Gaydorus). Long jump: Jess Avery (1), 15-0. Triple jump: no place finishers in top 15. High jump: Julie Knapp (3), 4-6. Pole vault: no place finisher. Shot put: no place finisher in top 15. Discus: No place finisher in top 15.
Boys
Team scoring: B-GA, 130; Sus Valley, 125; Windsor, 105; JC, 43; Stamford, 32; Chenango Valley, 29; Newark Valley, 26; Maine-Endwell, 23; Delhi, 17; Walton, 12; Harpursville, 10; SCC, 5; Whitney Point, 1; Deposit, 0; Marathon, 0.
Results
(Top B-GA finish)
Steeplechase: Corey Burnett (4), 11:19.44. 3200m relay: BGA (2) (Devon Rivera, Russell Ross, Sam Kane, Chris Burnett, 8:36.97. 100m: Justin Pepper (4), 11.96. 110m hurdles: Jacob Taylor (5), 17.14. 1600m: Chris Burnett (1), 4:32.70. 400m: Josh Norris (2), 51.53. 400m hurdles: Russell Darling (2), 1:00.19. 200m: Josh Norris (1), 22.91. 800m: Russell Ross (4), 2:10.11. 3200m: Chris Burnett (1), 9:46.60. 400m relay: BGA (1), 44.37, J. Norris, Mike Loitsch, J. Taylor, J. Pepper. 1600m relay: B-GA (2), 3:37.55, (Ross, Taylor, Rivera, Norris). Long jump: Pepper (3), 18-8 1/2. Triple Jump: Steve Patten (10), 35-4 1/4. High jump: Pepper (2), 5-10. Pole Vault: Rob Ireland (7), 9-0. Shot Putt: Jared Iaia (10), 36-0. Discus: Iaia (7), 105-7.
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