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Great Results to End the Regular Season
Sean Clarke '19 was the high scorer on the day as he continued his unbeaten streak in the 100m dash. He was not alone there as Xander Cardia '21 took second place and Gabe Mays-Sanchez '22 took fourth. Clarke also placed second in the 200m and competed on the second place 4-x-400 meter relay team along with Emmett de Kanter '19, Greyson Pane '22 and Aidan Petrie '20. De Kanter continued to rack up points for the team as he won the 800 meter where he was followed by Dylan Holley '20 in second place. Petrie placed third in the javelin, right behind Phalla Phoap '20. Tunji Osho-Williams '21 was the high jump champion, and Cardia and Jalen Sears '19 came in third and fourth places, respectively. Osho-Williams placed second in the triple jump, followed by Drew Brownback '19 who also won the pole vault. Justin Schuster '19 placed second with a blistering time in the 3000 meter, and Pane placed second in both hurdle events.
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