Norwich sets records at state qualifier
Indoor Track and Field
ITHACA – At Cornell University, Norwich’s indoor track and field team set four new school records at the Section IV state qualifier Saturday, and will send Matt Murray, Patrick Taylor, and Sydney Chaffee as automatic qualifers to the state meet later this month.
Murray, already a school recordholder in multiple events, placed first overall in the 600 meters completing it in a record 1:22.79. Murray also teamed with Taylor, Nate Ashton, and Cameron Prime to place second in the 800-meter relay establishing a new school mark of 1:36.43.
Taylor continued his strong season qualifying for the state meet in the long jump. Taylor’s leap of 21-6 1/2 moved him forward to state-wide competition, and he placed second overall in the section.
Chaffee, a sophomore like Murray, established a school-record time in the 300-meter dash running a state-qualifying time of 42.84 seconds. Chaffee also placed third in the 55-meter dash clocking 7.97.
Also establishing a school record were Sarah Spittler, Corinne Shea, Martha Clemens, and Chaffee, who finished the 1,600-meter relay in 4:51.
Spittler will also make the trip to the state meet in the intersectional relay. Spittler moved into the Section IV team slot when the person who finished in front of her dropped out, said Norwich coach Shaun Horan.
Below is a list of top-10 finishes for Norwich athletes by event:
3,200 meters: Jamie Zieno (8), 10:26.4. 55 meters: Sydney Chaffee (3), 7.97. Boys- Adrian Moses (4), 7.19; C. Prime (5), 7.26. 600 meters: Matt Murray (10, 1;22.79. Girls-Sarah Spittler (4), 1:42.99. 1,600 meters: John Mooney (9), 4:43.26. 300 meters: S. Chaffee (3), 42.84. Boys-Nate Ashton (6), 38.49. 1,600 meter relay girls: (9th), 4:51, Spittler, Chaffee, Corinne Shea, Martha Clemens. 800-meter relay: (2), 1:36.43, Ashton, Taylor, Murray, Prime. Long Jump: Patrick Taylor (2), 21-6 1/2.
ITHACA – At Cornell University, Norwich’s indoor track and field team set four new school records at the Section IV state qualifier Saturday, and will send Matt Murray, Patrick Taylor, and Sydney Chaffee as automatic qualifers to the state meet later this month.
Murray, already a school recordholder in multiple events, placed first overall in the 600 meters completing it in a record 1:22.79. Murray also teamed with Taylor, Nate Ashton, and Cameron Prime to place second in the 800-meter relay establishing a new school mark of 1:36.43.
Taylor continued his strong season qualifying for the state meet in the long jump. Taylor’s leap of 21-6 1/2 moved him forward to state-wide competition, and he placed second overall in the section.
Chaffee, a sophomore like Murray, established a school-record time in the 300-meter dash running a state-qualifying time of 42.84 seconds. Chaffee also placed third in the 55-meter dash clocking 7.97.
Also establishing a school record were Sarah Spittler, Corinne Shea, Martha Clemens, and Chaffee, who finished the 1,600-meter relay in 4:51.
Spittler will also make the trip to the state meet in the intersectional relay. Spittler moved into the Section IV team slot when the person who finished in front of her dropped out, said Norwich coach Shaun Horan.
Below is a list of top-10 finishes for Norwich athletes by event:
3,200 meters: Jamie Zieno (8), 10:26.4. 55 meters: Sydney Chaffee (3), 7.97. Boys- Adrian Moses (4), 7.19; C. Prime (5), 7.26. 600 meters: Matt Murray (10, 1;22.79. Girls-Sarah Spittler (4), 1:42.99. 1,600 meters: John Mooney (9), 4:43.26. 300 meters: S. Chaffee (3), 42.84. Boys-Nate Ashton (6), 38.49. 1,600 meter relay girls: (9th), 4:51, Spittler, Chaffee, Corinne Shea, Martha Clemens. 800-meter relay: (2), 1:36.43, Ashton, Taylor, Murray, Prime. Long Jump: Patrick Taylor (2), 21-6 1/2.
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