There's lots of coverage for this grand meet

First of all: results at: www.yentiming.com where you can find results for xc and track events all year long.

Next: links to the fantastic coverage by the D&C's James Johnson:

http://www.democratandchronicle.com/story/sports/high-school/2017/09/30/mcquaid-invitational-cross-country-meet-rochester/706878001/

http://www.democratandchronicle.com/story/sports/high-school/2017/09/30/mcquaid-invitational-results/720388001/

http://www.democratandchronicle.com/story/sports/high-school/2017/09/29/mcquaid-invitational-high-school-cross-country-genesee-valley-park/716673001/

Next: fantastic pictures by Ron Kalasinskas published at: www.rochesterforkids.com

Note: for the rochesterforkids site, you need flashplayer, which most phones don't have, but most PC's do have.

Finally: I've pulled a few results from yentiming and pics from rochesterforkids to highlight the top Section V finishers at McQuaid:

Girls Teams:

1. Rush-Henrietta, 19:01.2

2. Webster Thomas, 19:21.5

3. Churchville-Chili, 19:20.8

4. Pittsford Mendon, 19:28.2

5. Canandaigua, 19:27.1

6. Hilton, 19:32.1

7. Webster Schroeder, 19:58.3

Boys Teams:

1. Fairport, 15:49.4

2. Churchville-Chili, 15:57.8

3. Irondequoit, 16:06.7

4. Penfield, 16:01.3

5. McQuaid Jesuit, 16:15.6

6. Honeoye Falls-Lima, 16:21.4

7. Pittsford Mendon, 16:09.0

Girls Individuals:

1. Haleigh Palotti, 12, Livonia, 17:39.0

2. Rebekah Preisser, 11, Pittsford Sutherland, 17:54.0

3. Haley Riordan, 11, Rush-Henrietta, 17:56.5

4. Haley Arguien, 12, Churchville-Chili 18:22.0

5. Madeleine Shellard, 12, Irondequoit, 18:23.4

6. Heather Ashton, 9, Webster Thomas, 18:37.8

7. Quinn Metcalfe, 12, Churchville-Chili, 18:46.7

Boys Individual:

1. Nathan Lawler, 12, Pittsford Mendon, 14:52.1

2. Tyler Senall, 12, Penfield, 15:02.1

3. Ben Bulkeley, 12, Fairport, 15:08.3

4. Sam Lawler, 10, Pittsford Mendon, 15:15.4

5. Abel Hagos, 11, McQuaid Jesuit, 15:15.4

6. Payton Gleason, 12, Churchville-Chili, 15:17.3

7. Nicholas Andrews, 11, Brockport, 15:30.8

 

Section V Champ Meet - MVP's!

(courtesy Doug Schneider)

Yen Timing / Greater Rochester Track Officials Association - Scholarship Winners!

Chima Dimgba - Greece Athena, Brad Farnham - Penfield, Elsa Cole - Fillmore
pictured with Dave Yendrzeski, Yen Timing
s
(courtesy Doug Schneider)

Following coaches scratches, the field has been trimmed, the meet has been seeded and we've got some great matches in the individual races and relays as well as the field events for both divisions. The top entries (with Sectional champ entries included) will have the opportunity to compete at Penfield on Friday - 5pm start. Vaulters and throwers will have weigh-ins prior to the start of the meet. At 4:45, there will be an awards session for Section V Hall of Fame, Devin Snyder Memorial Sectional MVPs and Yen Timing Scholarship recipients, co-sponsored by the Greater Rochester TF Officials Association, in memory of Cedric Walker. 

There are automatic qualifying standards, some that have already been met by individuals and relays. The winner from each division will qualify for the NY State meet. A second entry can be made by Section V if that entry has met the NY State standard during the season for their division.  Good luck to all ! Coach Yen.

Fast times were all over the map starting with the 1600m/1500m. Nathan Lawler had the fastest time with a 4:27.48 and Alec Andrews close behind with 4:27.51. Majd Rouhana also did well winning his race in 4:29. Haley Riorden a sophmore came through in 4:47 winning her race and Bailey Pierce her teammate followed in 4:50.

There were fast times in the 1000m as well when Ben Bulkeley ran a 2:29.54 putting him 5^th in the nation. Tyler Senall followed in 2:33 and Shane Pease won his race in 2:41. Anna Kostarellis won her race in 2:54 putting her 18^th in the country. During the 600m Lowell McCarthy ran a 1:26 and Ethan Hilbert ran a 1:28. Hayleigh Palotti had the fastest 600 for the girls with a 1:36 and Elyse Barkstrom ran a 1:43.

Noah Williams won his 300m race with a 34.88 putting him 21^st in the country and 7^th in the state. The fastest 300m for the girls was run by Sinead Sargeant with a 42.48 and Waniya Hudson ran a 43.30. during the 55m Anthony Brinson ran a 6.69 and Da'Kari Brown  ran a 6.72. Nazjahe Boswell ran a 7.64 and Abby Frank ran a 7.31.

Tony SanGregory ran a 7.93 in the 55mh and Ahmad Clanton ran a 7.89. Chima Dimgba    ran a 8.60 and Chanel Odum 8.75. Emily Murphy a freshman won her racewalk event in 7:31 putting her 21^st in the state.

On the boys side McQuaid Jesuit won the 800m relay in 1:30.80 putting them 4^th in the state and 25^th in the nation. Webster Thomas had the fastest 1600m relay with a 3:33.15. Fairport had the fastest 3200m relay with 8:31. On the girls side Rush Henrietta ran a 1:44.32. In the 1600m relay Batavia had the fastest time with a 4:15. Hilton had the fastest 3200m relay with a 10:06.

Erica Ellis  vaulted  12 feet 10 inches to advance the Section 5 record and set the Soph NYS record! In the weight throw Anthony Ray threw 59ft. Dylan Heller threw over 44ft in the shotput. Katherine Wiseley threw over 44ft in the weight throw. Madison Offhaus threw over 38ft in the weighthrow. Josh McCleary jumped over 44ft in the triple jump. Colleen Eckl  jumped over 36ft in the triple. Max Gloskey in the long jump jumped 20 feet 8inches. Amanda Vogt  jumped over 17 feet . Dylan DelConte vaulted 13 feet 8 inches in the pole vault. Ryan Garrett jumped 6feet 2 inches in the high jump and Jenna Berry jumped 5feet 5inches.