who won cricket world cup 2023 Track summary: Wilmington kids sweep set
who won cricket world cup 2023 The Wilmington Secondary school children track team travelled to a 106-18 sway Kennedy Catholic and a 98-36 decision over Farrell in children track activity on Tuesday.
Luke Edwards (100, 400 relay), Ethan Susen (200, 400 relay), Connor Vass-Gal (fired put, discus), Soloman Glavach (post safe, high dive) and Mason Reed (long dive, three-way jump) caught 2 wins each for Wilmington.
Neshannock falls
The host Lancers went down a 111-38 home setback to Riverside.
Neshannock won 4 occasions, consisting of two by Web cam’ Ron Owens (high dive, lengthy jump).
Women track
Woman Greyhounds roll
Wilmington ripped off Kennedy Catholic (109-19) and Farrell (110-4).
Becka Publication claimed 4 success (100, 400, 1600 relay, javelin) for the Woman Greyhounds.
Neshannock comes up short
The Lancers lost a 76-74 decision to Waterfront on Neshannock’s track.
Camryn Copple (100, triple jump) and Avery Latta (fired put, javelin) won two events each for the Girl Lancers.
Mohawk brushes up set
The Girl Warriors ripped off Laurel (124-26) and Ellwood City (139 1/2 -10 1/2).
Hannah McDanel (100, 200, 400 relay), Natalie Lape (1600, 3200, 3200 relay) and Nadia Lape (400 relay, long jump, three-way jump).
RESULTS
CHILDREN
WILMINGTON 106,.
KENNEDY CATHOLIC 18.
Track events.
100– 1. Luke Edwards (W) 11.8.
200– 1. Ethan Susen (W) 23.5.
400– 1. Ethan Winters (W) 57.4.
800– 1. Aiden Chorlik (KC) 2:22.8.
1600– 1. Tagg Walker (W) 5:30.1.
3200– 1. Liam Atkinson (KC) 12:29.0.
110 obstacles– 1. Not contested.
300 obstacles– 1. Beau Reed (W) 47.4.
400 relay– 1. Wilmington (Darren Miller, Ethan Susen, Luke Edwards, Alex Hough) 45.1..
1600 relay– 1. Wilmington (Beloved Reed, Darren Miller, Trevor Sturgeon, Ty Milliron) 3:58.6.
3200 relay– 1. Wilmington (Vinnie Funari, Luke Dieter, James Winters, Henry Ochs) 11:56.8..
Field occasions.
Shot put– 1. Connor Vass-Gal (W) 59-2.
Discus– 1. Vass-Gal (W) 136-9.
Javelin– 1. Not contested.
Pole safe– 1. Soloman Glavach (W) 11-6.
High Dive– 1. Glavach (W) 5-4.
Lengthy dive– 1. Mason Reed (W) 20-1.
Triple jump– 1. Reed (W) 40-3.
WILMINGTON 98,.
FARRELL 36.
Track occasions.
100– 1. Luke Edwards (W) 11.8, Kylon Wilson (F) 11.8.
200– 1. Ethan Susen (W) 23.5.
400– 1. Ethan Winters (W) 57.4.
800– 1. Pierce Nagel (W) 2:29.7.
1600– 1. Tagg Pedestrian (W) 5:30.1.
3200– 1. Henry Ochs (W) 13:24.6.
110 difficulties– 1. Jeremiah Butler (F) 21.6.
300 hurdles– 1. Beau Reed (W) 47.4.
400 relay– 1. Wilmington (Darren Miller, Ethan Susen, Luke Edwards, Alex Hough) 45.1..
1600 relay– 1. Wilmington (Beloved Reed, Darren Miller, Trevor Sturgeon, Ty Milliron) 3:58.6.
3200 relay– 1. Wilmington (Vinnie Funari, Luke Dieter, James Winters, Henry Ochs) 11:56.8..
Field occasions.
Shot put– 1. Connor Vass-Gal (W) 59-2.
Discus– 1. Vass-Gal (W) 136-9.
Javelin– 1. Xavion Moore (F) 27-5.
Pole vault– 1. Soloman Glavach (W) 11-6.
High Jump– 1. Willem Sheffler (W) 5-4.
Long jump– 1. Mason Reed (W) 20-1.
Triple jump– 1. Reed (W) 40-3.
WATERFRONT 111,.
NESHANNOCK 38.
Track occasions.
100– 1. Salvatore D’Antonio (N) 12.39.
200– 1. Wetzel (R) 25.18.
400– 1. Wetzel (R) 54.05.
800– 1. Fluharty (R) 2:29.01.
1600– 1. C. Belczyk (R) 5:49.75.
3200– 1. Fluharty (R) 13:03.08.
110 difficulties– 1. G. Kralic (R) 17.8.
300 hurdles– 1. Barton (R) 45.66.
400 relay– 1. Waterfront 51.72.
1600 relay– 1. Riverside 4:12.65.
3200 relay– 1. Waterfront 10:02.61.
Field occasions.
Shot put– 1. Barnes (R) 43-6.
Discus– 1. Barnes (R) 117-4.
Javelin– 1. Mason Manos (N) 146-4.
Post safe– 1. not opposed.
High Dive– 1. Webcam’ Ron Owens (N) 5-6.
Lengthy jump– 1. Owens (N) 17-11 1/4.
Three-way dive– 1. T. McHale (R) 36-7.
LAUREL 98 1/2,.
ELLWOOD CITY 50 1/2.
Track occasions.
100– 1. Brayden Hendrickson (EC) 12.4.
200– 1. A. Daugherty (L) 24.3.
400– 1. A. Daugherty (L) 57.8.
800– 1. Joel Brooks (EC) 2:19.0.
1600– 1. Marley Schweiger (EC) 4:59.5.
3200– 1. Bobby Dicks (L) 12:28.9.
110 hurdles– 1. Brayden Hendrickson (EC) 17.8.
300 obstacles– 1. Brayden Hendrickson (EC) 47.8.
400 relay– 1. Laurel-C. Tintsman, K. Lambright, A. Viggiano, A. Collins 49.9.
1600 relay– 1. Laurel 3:52.6.
3200 relay– 1. Ellwood City-N. Curran, J. Brooks, J. Cioffi, M. Schweiger 9:04.4.
Field occasions.
Shot put– 1. Mitch Miles (L) 49-4.5.
Discus– 1. A. Blank (L) 117-4.
Javelin– 1. J. McVicker (L) 133-3.
Pole vault– 1. J. McVicker (L) 10-6.
High Dive– 1. B. Cooper (L)/ C. Haney (L) tie 4-10.
Lengthy jump– 1. J. McVicker (L) 18-0.25.
Three-way jump– 1. J. McVicker (L) 37-4.
MOHAWK 106,.
ELLWOOD CITY 42.
Track events.
100– 1. V. Argiro (M) 12.0.
200– 1. B. List (M) 24.4.
400– 1. B. Listing (M) 55.6.
800– 1. B. Lloyd (M) 2:18.8.
1600– 1. Marley Schweiger (EC) 4:59.5.
3200– 1. B. Nonnemacher (M) 12:05.9.
110 obstacles– 1. B. Kline (M) 16.7.
300 difficulties– 1. B. Kline (M) 46.5.
400 relay– 1. Mohawk-B. Leslie, V. Argiro, J, Nolfi, L. Kuhn 47.4.
1600 relay– 1. Ellwood City-N. Curran, M. Schweiger, A. Spadafore, N. Wise 3:54.0.
3200 relay– 1. Ellwood City-N. Curran, J. Brooks, J. Cioffi, M. Schweiger 9:04.4.
Area occasions.
Shot placed– 1. C. Bozlinski (M) 38-5.5.
Discus– 1. T. Mort (M) 101-5.
Javelin– 1. Kadin McClymonds (EC) 120-0.
Post vault– 1. Nolan Curran (EC)/ Max Kuffer (EC)/ J. Miller (M) connection 9-0.
High Jump– 1. J. Boston (M) 4-10.
Long dive– 1. B. Cline (M) 17-8.25.
Triple jump– 1. N. Farmer (M) 30-6.5.
WOMEN.
WILMINGTON 109,.
KENNEDY CATHOLIC 19.
Track events.
100– 1. Becka Book (W) 13.5.
200– 1. Lindsay Martineau (W) 28.0.
400– 1. Publication (W) 1:03.1.
800– 1. Emma Mason (W) 2:42.3.
1600– 1. Grace Mason (W) 5:32.9.
3200– 1. G. Mason (W) 12:34.7.
100 difficulties– 1. Martineau (W) 16.2.
300 obstacles– 1. Martineau (W) 51.4.
400 relay– 1. Not contested.
1600 relay– 1. Wilmington (Emma Mason, Sarah Dieter, Maria Mitchell, Becka Publication) 4:46.0.
3200 relay– 1. Wilmington (Elise Hilton, Jaden Hinderliter, Beletu Kelliher, Karen Bunnell) 13:06.6.
Area occasions.
Shot placed– 1. Emilie Richardson (W) 26-8 1/2.
Discus– 1. Trista Thomas (W) 80-4.
Javelin– 1. Publication (W) 72-10.
Pole safe– 1. not disputed.
High Jump– 1. Rylynn Seeley (W) 4-0.
Lengthy dive– 1. Sarah Dieter (W) 14-11 1/2.
Three-way dive– 1. Ava Coates (KC) 26-3 1/2.
WILMINGTON 110,.
FARRELL 4.
Track events.
100– 1. Becka Publication (W) 13.5.
200– 1. Lindsay Martineau (W) 28.0.
400– 1. Publication (W) 1:03.1.
800– 1. Emma Mason (W) 2:42.3.
1600– 1. Elegance Mason (W) 5:32.9.
3200– 1. G. Mason (W) 12:34.7.
100 hurdles– 1. Martineau (W) 16.2.
300 difficulties– 1. Martineau (W) 51.4.
400 relay– 1. Not objected to.
1600 relay– 1. Wilmington (Emma Mason, Sarah Dieter, Maria Mitchell, Becka Publication) 4:46.0.
3200 relay– 1. Wilmington (Elise Hilton, Jaden Hinderliter, Beletu Kelliher, Karen Bunnell) 13:06.6.
Area occasions.
Shot placed– 1. Emilie Richardson (W) 26-8 1/2.
Discus– 1. Trista Thomas (W) 80-4.
Javelin– 1. Book (W) 72-10.
Pole vault– 1. not objected to.
High Dive– 1. Rylynn Seeley (W) 4-0.
Long jump– 1. Sarah Dieter (W) 14-11 1/2.
Three-way dive– 1. not contested.
WATERFRONT 76,.
NESHANNOCK 74.
Track occasions.
100– 1. Camryn Copple (N) 14.31.
200– 1. Sophia Covelli (N) 33.06.
400– 1. Fluharty (R) 1:09.03.
800– 1. Fluharty (R) 2:50.40.
1600– 1. B. Wissinger (R) 6:22.6.
3200– 1. B. Wissinger (R) 14:06.3.
100 difficulties– 1. A. Cleckley (R) 18.76.
300 difficulties– 1. Tierney Hilton (N) 55.14.
400 relay– 1. Riverside 1:04.20.
1600 relay– 1. Waterfront 5:04.7.
3200 relay– 1. Riverside 12:00.28.
Area occasions.
Shot placed– 1. Avery Latta (N) 26-8.
Discus– 1. J. Farnsworth (R) 66-4.
Javelin– 1. Latta (N) 100-3 1/2.
Post safe– 1. not disputed.
High Jump– 1. Paige Elliott (N) 4-10.
Lengthy jump– 1. Katie Walzer ( N) 14-9.
Triple jump– 1. Copple (N) 32-9.
MOHAWK 124,.
LAUREL 26.
Track events.
100 — 1. Hannah McDanel (M) 12.4.
200– 1. Hannah McDanel (M) 27.0.
400– 1. Lillian McClain (M) 1:05.4.
800– 1. Evelyn McClain (M) 2:49.0.
1600– 1. Natalie Lape (M) 5:33.9.
3200– 1. Natalie Lape (M) 12:11.0.
100 obstacles– 1. Abby Granato (M) 17.4.
300 difficulties– 1. Jordan Radzyminski (M) 50.7.
400 relay– 1. Mohawk (Arie Smiley, Paige Julian, Nadia Lape, Hannah McDanel) 51.7.
1600 relay– 1. Mohawk (Lillian McClain, Alyssa Watson, Paige Householder, Jordan Radzyminski) 4:54.8.
3200 relay– 1. Mohawk (Sidney Andrews, Evelyn McClain, Lillian McClain, Natalie Lape) 10:47.3.
Field occasions.
Shot put– 1. Pacifico (L) 28-1.75.
Discus– 1. Bailey (M) 80-7.
Javelin– 1. Pacifico (L) 87-4.
Post vault– 1. Laurel (7-0).
High Dive– 1. Tori Micco (M) Connection Josie Fortuna (L) 4-6.
Long jump– 1. Nadia Lape (M) 15-2.
Three-way dive– 1. Nadia Lape (M) 33-9.
MOHAWK 139.5,.
ELLWOOD 10.5.
Track occasions.
100– 1. Hannah McDanel (M) 12.4.
200– 1. Hannah McDanel (M) 27.0.
400– 1. Lillian McClain (M) 1:05.4.
800– 1. Evelyn McClain (M) 2:49.0.
1600– 1. Natalie Lape (M) 5:33.9.
3200– 1. Natalie Lape (M) 12:11.0.
100 obstacles– 1. Abby Granato (M) 17.4.
300 obstacles– 1. Jordan Radzyminski (M) 50.7.
400 relay– 1. Mohawk (Arie , Paige Julian, Nadia Lape, Hannah McDanel) 51.7.
1600 relay– 1. Mohawk (Lillian McClain, Alyssa Watson, Paige Householder, Jordan Radzyminski) 4:54.8.
3200 relay– 1. Mohawk (Sidney Andrews, Evelyn McClain, Lillian McClain, Natalie Lape) 10:47.3.
Area events.
Shot put– 1. Ruby (M) 28-1.25.
Discus– 1. Bailey (M) 80-7.
Javelin– 1. Lyda (M) 82-4.
Post safe– 1. Ellwood (7-0).
High Dive– 1. Tori Micco (M) 4-6.
Long jump– 1. Nadia Lape (M) 15-2.
Three-way dive– 1. Nadia Lape (M) 33-9.
Laurel 110,.
Ellwood City 37.
Track events.
100– 1. Breonna Sullivan (EC) 14.0.
200– 1. Breonna Sullivan (EC) 31.2.
400– 1. S. Saunders (L) 1:07.7.
800– 1. S. Saunders (L) 2:58.1.
1600– 1. A. Conti (L) 6:17.8.
3200– 1. A. Conti (L) 14:25.3.
100 hurdles– 1. Breonna Sullivan (EC) 20.0.
300 difficulties– 1. A. Kinsley (L) 1:05.1.
400 relay– 1. Laurel-S. Hinkle, M. Harding, M. Lombardo, J. Fortuna 55.1.
1600 relay– 1. Ellwood City-A. Ellsperman, H. Squicquero, A. Custer, M. Hervatine 5:24.4.
3200 relay– 1. Laurel-J. Kohnen, S. Saunders, A. Conti, A. Cartwright 12:51.9.
Area events.
Shot placed– 1. Pacifico (L) 28-1.75.
Discus– 1. T. Kingston (L)/ N. Pacifico (L) tie 71-10.
Javelin– 1. Pacifico (L) 87-4.
Pole safe– 1. M. Harding (L) 7-0.
High Dive– 1. Josie Fortuna (L) 4-6.
Long jump– 1. S. Hinkle (L) 12-11.25.
who won legends cricket tournament 2022 Triple dive– 1. Josie Fortuna (L) 30-11.25.
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Mosimane, renowned for his previous success with Mamelodi Sundowns and Al Ahly, chose for a short-term bargain with Abha, aiming to guide them free from the relegation area and secure their top-flight condition.
Tlhagale elaborated on the previous Al Ahli trainer’s stance pertaining to managerial autonomy, citing his unwillingness to be micromanaged.
She talked right into the settlement process, claiming the Saudi side originally offered an 18-month agreement.
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Tlhagale highlighted Mosimane’s attraction to the developing Saudi league, stressing his desire to complete among top-tier clubs and players. She recognized Abha Club’s challenges, particularly in player employment, however commended their nerve in dealing with the transfer fight.
Despite first problems, Mosimane secured his first win with Abha Club, beating Al-Tai 2-0, complied with by a loss versus Al-Ettifaq. However, a vital 1-0 victory over Al-Wehda noted a turning factor, breaking a three-game losing touch and tightening the space to non-relegation areas, as reported by iDiski Times.
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With the club currently 17th in the Saudi Pro Organization table, Tlhagale stays positive regarding their prospects, keeping in mind the group’s tactical development under Mosimane’s assistance. Their forthcoming fixture versus Al Riyadh on March 30 provides one more opportunity to climb out of the transfer area.
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