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Head Coach: Neal Davis, (1st year as Head Coach)
Assistant Coaches:
Dominique Ramer
Bill Keer
Janet Whalen
Matthew Giannelli
Maria Currie
Devan Zimmerman
Billie Jo Wetterau
Team Name: Marian Catholic High School
League: Schuylkill League
2025 Record: Girls: 6-1. Boys: 3-4
Key Players Lost: Senior boys Aidan Milkovits, throwing events and Michael Johnson, Jumping and hurdles
Senior girls Alizabeth Pikitus, sprinting, Caitlyn Kovatch, sprinting and Ava Fritz, mid-distance, Julia Dvorak, sprints, Maddie Katter, hurdles, Olivia Thomas, throwing
Key Returning Players:
Boys:
Larry Ader (Sr. Throws)
Jah Bushati (Sr. Throws)
Wade Eroh (Jr. Distance)
James Gelatko (Jr. Distance)
Damian Rodino (Sr. Throws/Sprints)
Dominck Rodino (Jr. Throws/Sprints)
Jacob Tom (Sr. Jumps/sprints)
William Ebert (Jr. throws)
Tyler Price (So. Sprints, Jumps)
Jordan Mussoline (Sr. Sprints)
State Qualifier Returning
Jacob Tom (Long Jump)-7th Place PIAA State Championships, 2nd Place District XI Championships, Schuylkill League Champion
Returners (Girls):
Teaghan Biros (Sr. Distance)
Maddy Davis (Jr. Mid-Distance)
Brena Farley (Jr. Sprints/Hurdles)
Lexi Gelatko (So. Sprints/Hurdles)
Kali Grochowski (Jr. Jumps)
Anna Keer (So. Distance)
Addy Marek (So. Mid-Distance)
Esme Petschauer (Jr. Throws)
Maisie Petschauer (Jr. Jumps)
Cara Rehnert (So. Sprints/Jumps)
Brooke Hannis-Miskar (Jr. Mid-distance, Throws)
Leah Grabosky (Jr. Hurdles/Sprints)
State Qualifiers Returning
Kali Grochowski-High Jump. Also placed 4th at Schuylkill League Championships and 2nd at District XI Championships
Schuylkill League Championships-4th Place 4×800 Relay Team Returning Maddy Davis, Teaghan Biros, and Addy Marek
Key Newcomers: With the key losses of seniors from last years team we are looking for our returning athletes to fill in those voids but we are also excited to see what our incoming freshman have to offer and where they can make their mark in the upcoming season.
2026 Outlook: While both teams are looking to fill in some big shoes of senior athletes from the 25 season, we are looking forward to another big year from our returning state qualifiers from last year Jacob Tom in long jump and Kali Grochowski in the high jump. Also returning a majority of the girls 4×800 relay team Maddy Davis, Teaghan Biros, and Addy Marek, that place 4th in the Schuylkill League meet last year.
We are looking forward to an exciting season of both team and individual successes. Looking to continue the momentum and successes of this program built up during Coach Huegel’s tenure as head coach and to continue the long standing expectation of excellence and tradition of Marian Track and Field.
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Head Coach: Stephen Ott 7th season as head coach. Member of the staff since spring of 2002. Boys – 34-0 Girls – 34-0
Assistant Coaches: Assistant Coaches:
Finley Doug
Stewart Paul
Robertson Will
Lewis Dan
Kleintop Ryan
Joseph Doug
Wood Paul
Shivok Sonya
Bracetty Kelly
Robertson Kelly
Schlaner Christie
Team Name: Parkland
League: EPC
2025 Record: Boys – 7-0 Girls – 7-0
Key Players Lost:
Girls
Sprints – Girls 4x100m Relay – 2 graduates from PIAA AAA State Champions – Cierra Valley & Lucy Tobia
Sprints – Girls 4x400m Relay – 2 graduates from DXI AAA Champs & PIAA Bronze – Cierra Valley & Lucy Tobia
Sprints – Lucy Tobia – State Qualifier
Boys
Jumps – Jaden Bulgin – High Jump – PIAA 6th place & DXI AAA Silver Medalist
Sprints – Boys 4x400m Relay – 2 graduates from DXI AAA Champs – Anthony Capellini & Landon Hoppel
Throws – Leo Dauberman – Javelin – DXI AAA Silver Medalist
Distance – Boys 4x800m Relay – 2 graduates from DXI AAA Silver Medalist – Anthony Capellini & Henry Stein
Key Returning Players:
Girls
Sprints – Girls 4x100m Relay – 2 returners from PIAA AAA State Champions – Kaley Seide & Dhaniya Miner
Sprints – Girls 4x400m Relay – 2 returners from DXI AAA Champs & PIAA Bronze – Kaley Seide & Ana Gbur
Sprints – Kaley Seide – PIAA State Qualifier – 200m
Pole Vault – Samantha Schultz – DXI AAA Silver Medalist – Pole Vault
Boys
Sprints – Radnor Rowlands – 6th place in 60m dash at PTFCA Indoor States 2026
Sprints – Boys 4x400m Relay – 2 returners from DXI AAA Champs – Lincoln Clark & Logan McEvoy
Distance – Boys 4x800m Relay – 2 returners from DXI AAA Silver Medalist – Mareclo Castilla & Logan McEvoy
Distance – Colin McGuigan – 1600m – DXI AAA Silver Medalist
Jumps – Exzavier Seide – DXI AAA Silver Medalist – Triple Jump
2026 Outlook: Our expectation is to be in contention for the league title again this year. It is never easy during dual meets, but I know our athletes will be up to the challenge. The weather has been difficult so fair this year for us as well as all the teams we will face. We just have to take it one day and meet at a time and focus on improving during that time.
Indoor Track Team – Our indoor season continues to be the key to building our success. 195 athletes trained outside this winter and competed at indoor meets primarily at colleges and universities. The weather was particularly challenging this winter with all the snow and frigid temperatures. I believe the work put in over the winter will be key to our success this spring. We had 3 athletes compete at the PTFCA Indoor State Championship @ Penn State. Radnor Rowlands medaled by placing 6th in the 60m dash. Lincoln Clark and Kaley Seide both broke our school records in the 200m. Ten of our indoor school records were broken this indoor season.
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Head Coach: Tim Tobin and Natalie Zawada
Assistant Coaches:
Jen Zilker
Francis Bowman
Monica Williams
Matthew Derr
Cole Streisel
Team Name: Mahanoy Area
League: Schuylkill
2025 Record:
Key Players Lost:
Caylin Blashock
Lexie Chilinskas
Brooke Hanrahan
Carly Honus
Austin Green
Victor Hanley
William Mayberry
Jose Perez – State qualifier
Jack Rhoades
Key Returning Players:
Felicia Bro – SR Distance
Urijah Fazio – SR Sprints
Luisana Guzman – SR Throws
Hailey Mroczka -SR Hurdles
Nashallyz Nieves – SR Sprints
Mason Kahley – SR Throws
Nick Manley – SR Distance
Kyler Quick – SR Throws
Sonny Seritti – SR Hurdles
Ava Kowalchick – JR Mid Distance
Samantha Price – JR Throws
Lily Brown – Soph Hurdles
Nathan Derr – Soph Throws
Jadiel Garcia – Soph Distance
Yoibel Perez – Soph Sprints/Jumps
Yaviel Vega – Soph Sprints/Jumps
Grayson Zaremba – Soph Distance
Key Newcomers:
Chase Lebby – FR Distance
Julian Jordan – FR Distance
John Redgate – FR Throws
Quintin Rucker – FR Sprints/Jumps
Marla Grutza – FR Sprints
Kendall Kardisco – FR Sprints/Jumps
Emma Manley – FR Distance
Mady Ryan – FR Hurdles
Juliana Wonsock – FR Sprints
Callie Zubris – Sprints/Throws
2026 Outlook: Experienced athletes returning in sprints, distance, jumps, and throws will hopefully lead to success this season while also helping the younger and more inexperienced members of the team learn through experience and example.
Goals for this season are always to attempt to win our dual meets, qualify as many athletes possible for invitationals, the Schuylkill League Championship Meet, the District XI Championship Meet, and qualify athletes for the State Championship Meet at Shippensburg.
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Head Coach: Dave Ackerman, 17th year
Assistant Coaches:
Grace Baroun-throws
Dan Reichenbach-jumps
Jim O’Leary-hurdles and relays
Taylor Holko-sprints
Team Name: Vikings/Vikettes
League: EPC
Key Players Lost:
Angie Braun-jumps
Milly Wolf-jumps
Duke Ebert-distance
Key Returning Players:
Emerson Springs-jumps. Emerson earned a trip to the State Championships last year by placing second in the triple jump at the District XI 2A Championships. She is healthier this year and poised for a strong senior season.
Will Haring-distance. Will, for the second year in a row, took third place in the District XI 2A 3200 meter run. After a successful cross country season, Will is looking forward to taking the next step.
Key Newcomers: We have a lot of new faces and it’s been a nice infusion of talent for the sprinters.
2026 Outlook: The biggest question mark is keeping people healthy in the throws, jumps and distance running events. While the sprinters have the potential and the depth to be solid, the other disciplines’ numbers are way down, and that lack of depth might prove troublesome with an injury or two.
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Head Coach: Jim McCabe
Team Name: Tamaqua Area
Team mission: To work intentionally to help achieve our full potential.
| First Name | Last Name |
| William | Behun |
| Shawn | Chen |
| Aidan | Elston |
| Matthew | Giulano |
| Brian | Godinez |
| Lucas | Hartranft |
| Zach | Hartzell |
| Frank | Hill |
| Knox | Hill |
| Larson | Hudak |
| Andrew | Keer |
| Memphis | Kline |
| Jon | Knepper |
| Jon | Kraeuter |
| Thomas | Lasky |
| Kevin | Lawfer |
| Hayden | Magrini-Calkins |
| Terrence | McDowell |
| Cole | Moyer |
| Evan | Pliska |
| Thomas | Rivera |
| Giovanni | Rivera-Poke |
| Daltyn | Sadusky |
| Luis | Sanchez |
| Konnor | Sanders |
| Logan | Sanders |
| Brody | Schlier |
| Peyton | Schwartz |
| Samuel | Shafer |
| Aaden | Smith |
| Hunter | Steencken |
| Parker | Steencken |
| Malachi | Stewart |
| Jakin | Tamagini |
| Luis | Tejada Garcia |
| Mason | Troutman |
| Yaviel | Vargas |
| Logan | Zimmerman |
| Katie | Behun |
| Stefania | Beltrame Coreas |
| Leah | Black |
| Millie | Black |
| Zania | Breawell |
| Janna | Brown |
| Carla | Castro-Sencion |
| Gabriella | Chistakoff |
| Lianna | Coombe-Holley |
| Jaydenn | Cope |
| Johanna | Davis |
| Lyric | Dornblaser |
| Katelynn | Fredericks |
| Heidi | Garcia |
| Evangely | Gomez |
| Ceanna | Gormley |
| Shaylee | Gormley |
| Karlie | Gumpy |
| Raylyn | Harris |
| Adrianna | Hernandez |
| Rilyn | Jones |
| Ava | Jones |
| Aliyaah | Joseph-Diaz |
| Piper | Klingaman |
| Naomi | Knitter |
| Nia | Kovalchick |
| Lauren | Ligenza |
| Andrea | Lopez |
| Luvicmaris | Lopez |
| Madelyn | Miller |
| Jayda | Moyer |
| Gabby | Osenbach |
| Bailey | Pliska |
| Kaitlyn | Rivera |
| Amilliana | Roman |
| Nevaeh | Saunders |
| Madelyn | Schaefer |
| Aubree | Selby |
| Payton | Selby |
| Macey | Sottilare |
| Lila | Stegemerten |
| Mikayah | Steigerwalt |
| Destiny | Steinmetz |
| Siena | Stellfox |
| Sophia | Stellfox |
| Jaana | Tamagini |
| Cecelia | Ulicny |
| Rosalinda | Velasquez |
| Hailey | York |
2026 Outlook: Learn to focus on the everyday fundamentals needed to improve in each of our events. If we can steadily do that, we will improve as a whole. We don’t focus on scores, wins/losses, or PR’s. We focus on working hard.
– Should have some strong mid and long distance runners as well as relays for both boys and girls.
– Hurdles, sprints and jumps should improve from last year for both boys and girls.
– Our throwers have improved and some newcomers will help out.
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Head Coach: Charlie Heidecker (coached nine years, girls & boys)
2025 Record:
Girls 2-5
Boys 3-4
Returners:
Natalie Ray- 2025 EPC 400m #4, 200m #3, D11 200m #4; 400m #3, PIAA 200m #4
Gianna Gerould
Molly Parkin
Alex Aurin
Hannah Brodhead
Emma Pitsilis
Ivy Johns
Elaine Rodriguez
Taylor Didumsky
Fiona Brown
Audrey Vennemann
Brayden Boyle
Dylan Collier
Ethan Huertas 2025 D 11 300mH #1
Jay Marrero
Davyan Moore
Ky Moore
Pallo Odotte
Ian Petock
Abraham Pla
Michael Stofanak set school record Javelin
Key newcomers: Alexis Reiser, Naomi McKenzie, Aurora Clark, Izzy DeJesus, Terrance Jenkins, Thomas Jafari, Winner Kinkela, Sam Kurtz, Dylan Mease, Mikey Messa, Luis Rodriguez-Perez, Arthur Swinton, David Ukude, Brody Willey, Ryan Book, Lukas Brady
Thoughts for 2026: This is the largest number of participants that have come out in many years. Both boys and girls are working with improvement as their focus. Told the kids over the winter that we need to bring more athletes and enthusiasm to the field events. They listened and they are busy.
Roster and schedule below.
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Head Coach: Kevin Keating – 7th season
Assistant Coaches:
Bob Moyer – Throws
Tony Chatkiewicz – Jumps
Jeff Dunkel – Sprints/Hurdles
Dylan Farronato – Sprints/Hurdles
Matt Klingerman – Distance
Khristian Onuschak – Throws
Autumn Montemuro – Distance
Team Name: North Schuylkill Spartans (Girls)
League: Schuylkill League Division I
2025 Record: 3-3, 1-3 SL D1
Key Players Lost:
Jillian Murray (hurdles), Marlie White (hurdles), Claire Kowalonek (throws)
Key Returning Players:
Grace Devaney – Senior, 100m, 200m, 4x100m
A key member of our girls’ 4×100 team, Grace will also look to drop time to reach districts in the 200m.
Molly Frantz – Senior, 100m 200m, 4x100m
A veteran leader, Molly is our most consistent returning girls’ sprinter and anchor on the 4×100. She narrowly missed district qualification last season.
Olivia Greblick – Hurdles, 4x100m
Olivia reached districts in the 300m hurdles last season and will look to follow it up with another trip to Whitehall. A fifth-place finisher at the Schuylkill League Championships last season, she’ll look to move up the podium.
Lauren Powis – Senior, High Jump, Discus
Lauren completed a strong indoor season in the high jump, and will look to improve her PR to push her into the district meet. She balances the high jump with the discus and will be a major point contributor in dual meets.
Atera Young – Senior, 100m 200m, 4x100m, Long Jump
In the program for six seasons, Atera competed during the indoor season and will look to carry over that work into the spring. Narrowly missed qualifying for districts in the sprints, she’ll be a major points contributor in dual meets.
Tatiana Salefski – Sophomore, 400m, Long Jump
Qualified for districts in the 400m, Tatiana will push to drop more time. She’s a versatile athlete who may compete in multiple disciplines.
Key Newcomers:
Taylor Borkoskie – Junior, Throws
Maddy Zilker – Junior, Throws
Mia McDonald – Sophomore, Sprints, Jump
Genevieve Dando – Freshman, Distance
Emmy Pearce – Freshman, Jumps
Kyla Rose – Freshman, Sprints, Hurdles
2026 Outlook: “Our collective goals don’t change: We aim to prepare our student-athletes to reach and excel at the District 11 Championships to give as many as possible an opportunity to qualify for the state meet.
“Our girls’ team has struggled in dual meets recently without the depth and experience to score well against older, more experienced teams. We started to turn a corner last season and will look to continue to be competitive in Division I.
“We expect our top athletes to score points, and with a solid mix of experience and talented young athletes, we’ll continue to develop our program.”
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Head Coach: Kevin Keating – 7th season
Assistant Coaches:
Bob Moyer – Throws
Tony Chatkiewicz – Jumps
Jeff Dunkel – Sprints/Hurdles
Dylan Farronato – Sprints/Hurdles
Matt Klingerman – Distance
Khristian Onuschak – Throws
Autumn Montemuro – Distance
Team Name: North Schuylkill Spartans (Boys)
League: Schuylkill League Division I
2025 Record: 4-2, 2-2 SL D1
Key Players Lost:
Aiden Zilker (throws), Brayden Lauta (throws), Sander Stokes (throws), Mike Mogish (sprint distance), Brady Welker (sprints), Zach Marcinowski (hurdles)
Key Returning Players:
Luke Miller – Senior, 100m, 200m, 400m, 4x100m
Indoor state champion in the 60m and third place in the 200m. Signed with St. Joseph’s University. Defending District 11 champion in 200m and runner-up in 100m.
David Martinez – Senior, Shut Put, Discus
Looking to continue improvement from junior season and fill a void left by three District 11 qualifers who graduated.
Gavin Wall – Senior, Shot Put, Discus
Also looking for continued improvement from junior season and fill the void left by three District 11 qualifiers who graduated.
Wyatt Zendrosky – Senior, Long Jump, Triple Jump, High Jump
Narrowly missed qualifying for districts in triple jump.
Xavier McNally – Sophomore, Long Jump, Triple Jump, High Jump
Continuing to develop athletically, qualified for districts in high jump as a freshman.
Caden Mengel – Senior, 100m, 200m, 4x100m
A member of state-qualifying relay as a sophomore, along with Miller, he’ll be a key piece for the 4x100m attempting to drop the 0.1 second to return to Shippensburg.
Key Newcomers:
Angel Ortiz – Junior, Sprints
Chase Heller – Sophomore, Throws
Cameron Kacilowicz – Sophomore, Sprints
Mason Simons – Sophomore, Throws
Daniel Brake – Freshman, Sprints
Jaxon Sweeney – Freshman, Jumps, Sprints
2026 Outlook: “Our collective goals don’t change: We aim to prepare our student-athletes to reach and excel at the District 11 Championships to give as many as possible an opportunity to qualify for the state meet.
“In order to be competitive within Schuylkill League Division I, we’ll need to fill a few holes in our lineup.
“Our sprint group is strong, so we have to develop a group of young jumpers, throwers and distance runners to challenge teams with greater depth and experience in dual meets.”
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Head Coach: Nicole Metzger – 19 years
Assistant Coaches:
Jon Holland
Dana Hollar
Woody Metzger
Derek Schaller
Team Name: Pocono Mountain East Cardinals
League: EPC
2025 Record: 4-3 Both teams
Key Players Lost:
Chris Bookout-sprints
Khaden Daley-jumps
Rayland Decaries-jumps
Joel Hanson-hurdles
Kyle Jarrett- jumps
Alex Stefaniak-distance
Kornel Szumniak-hurdles
Alana Burnette-sprints
Destiny Hilliman-sprints
Layla Lherrison-throws
Maya Lherrison-throws
Maya Planker-hurdles
Jayden Lockely-distance
Mckenna Snyer-jumps/sprints
Key Returning Players:
AJ Formica 12- Javelin
Tiegan Jones 12- distance
Nate Leiser 12-hurdles
Aiden Pierre 12-jumps
Jaiden Cumberbatch 11-throws
Kaliq Daley11 -throws
Kevin Davis 11-jumps/sprints
Payton Hoop 11-jumps
Zakai Chambers 10- throws
Jovanny Peralta 10-mid distance
Isabella Comperverde 12-throws
Alylah Cruz 12-hurdles
Taylynn Davis 12- distance/pole vault
Kennedi McGuire 12- sprints
Caitlin Androshick10-jumps/sprints
Abby Segarra 10-mid distance/hurdles
Kaylee Tuohy 10-sprints/jumps
Key Newcomers:
Dominic McManus-12 mid distance
Dean McCarthy-10- throws
Christian Varkanis 10-jumps/sprints
Kaleb Daley 9- throws
Jowell DelValle 9- distance
Collin Pero 9- distance
Elijah Jewell-9 jumps
Adrian Lopes-9- sprints
Natalie Burgess-Frasier-10- sprints
Genevive Butz-9-distance
Sienna Melton-9- hurdles/sprints
Gianna Morris-9- hurdles/pole vault
Nylah Stewart-9- sprints
Skyler Williams-9- sprints/jumps
2026 Outlook: The team is very young. There is a lot of talent on both sides. We have great leadership and a strong work ethic. We are young and need to stay healthy.
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Head Coach: Darrin Evans 26 years at Pen Argyl, 1st year as Boys Head Coach
Assistant Coaches:
Coach Darrin Evans
Boys Head Coach – Pole Vault
Coach Kim Male
Girls Head Coach – Sprints/Hurdles
Coach Josh Houck
Long & Triple Jump
Coach Molly Kutz
Throwing
Coach Chris Schuck
Middle School Coach / High Jump
Coach Noelle Vargo
Volunteer Coach – Jumps
Coach Robert Krome
Distance
Coach Pete Thomas
Assistant Coach
Team Name: Pen Argyl Area HS
League: Colonial League
2025 Record:
Boys 0-7
Girls 1-6
Key Players Lost:
None
Key Returning Players:
Terrell Estes
(Senior) He was a 2024 District Pole Vault Champion. He competes in the pole vault, long jump, and triple jump.
2025 District XI Championships: Placed 3rd in the pole vault (11-06.00) and 7th in the triple jump (41-04.25) as a junior.
2025 Colonial League Championships: Placed 5th in the pole vault (11-3.00), 8th in the long jump (20-3.00), and 14th in the triple jump (39-4.25) as a junior.
Trexler Moore
(Junior) He competes in the discus and javelin.
2025 District XI Championships: Placed 6th in the javelin throw (134-05) as a sophomore.
2025 Colonial League Championships: Placed 7th in the javelin throw (144-2.00) as a sophomore.
Sadie Davis
(Sophomore) She competes in the 200m, high jump, and pole vault, and 4 x 800 relay
2025 District XI Championships: Won District Gold (1st place) in the pole vault (8-06.00) as a freshman. She did not qualify for the PIAA state championship meet because the pole vault required a minimum height of 9-00 in addition to a top-two finish.
2025 Colonial League Championships: Placed 4th in the pole vault (8-3.00) as a freshman.
Madison Dietz
(Junior) PIAA State qualifier. She competes in the 400m, 800m, 1600m, and 3200m, and 4 x 800 relay
2025 District XI Championships: Placed 2nd in the 800m (2:25.51) and 3200m (12:04.04) as a sophomore, qualifying her for the PIAA state championship meet in both events.
2025 Colonial League Championships: Placed 5th in the 3200m (12:00.55) as a sophomore.
Sophia Markopoulos
(Junior) PIAA State qualifier. She competes in the 400m, 800m, and 1600m, and 4 x 800 relay
2025 District XI Championships: Placed 2nd in the 1600m (5:38.93) and 4th in the 800m (2:31.23) as a sophomore, qualifying her for the PIAA state championship meet in the 1600m.
Lily Markopoulos
(Junior) She competes in the 400m, 800m, and 1600m, and 4 x 800 relay.
2025 District XI Championships: Placed 4th in the 1600m (5:46.81) and 6th in the 800m (2:34.45) as a sophomore.
Carolyne Katz
(Sophomore) She competes in the 400m, 800m, 1600m, and 3200m, and and 4 x 800 relay.
2025 District XI Championships: Placed 5th in the 3200m (13:08.13) as a freshman.
2025 Colonial League Championships: Placed 16th in the 3200m (13:39.82) as a freshman.
Gianna Martini
(Sophomore) She competes in the 100m, 200m, 400m, high jump, and long jump.
2025 District XI Championships: Placed 7th in the 100m dash (13.40) as a freshman.
Isabella Whitman
(Sophomore) She competes in the 100m, 200m, 300m hurdles, and high jump.
2025 District XI Championships: Placed 7th in the 300m hurdles (53.46) as a freshman.
2025 Colonial League Championships: Placed 7th in the high jump (4-7.00) and 24th in the 300m hurdles (55.46) as a freshman.
Girls Relays
2025 District XI Championships: Both our 4x400m and 4x800m relay teams brought home bronze (3rd place) medals. Hoping to improve on this and get both teams to states.
2025 Colonial League Championships: Both the 4x400m relay (4:20.43) and 4x800m relay (10:11.71) teams placed 6th.
Key Newcomers: We are currently evaluating our new freshmen and first-time upperclassmen in practice. Too early to tell, but I anticipate a few of them will step up and score varsity points for us, but I want to get a look at them in our early weeks before singling anyone out.
2026 Outlook: I am incredibly optimistic. If you look at our top returnees, almost all of our District medalists from last year were just freshmen and sophomores. We have a young foundation that already knows how to compete—and win—under the high pressure of a championship setting. We have some first year upperclassman joining the team with experience in other varsity sports, and a nice group of freshman boys and girls.
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Head Coach: Ryan Kately (6th year)
Assistant Coaches:
Paul DiGennaro
Brandon Pugh
Rebekah Jones
Team Name: Weatherly Wrekcers
League: Schuylkill League
2025 Record:
Boys: 0-6
Girls: 0-6
Key Players Lost:
Vincent Paisley: Jumps, Sprints, Javelin
John Donish: Jumps, Javelin
Mason Gonzalez: Throws
Key Returning Players:
So. Alex Best-Distance
Sr. Isaiah Williams-Distance
Jr. Chance Stauffer- Throws
Jr. Khrystian Rivera- Distance
Sr. Kelly Reiner- Throws
Key Newcomers:
So. Joey Esposito-Throws
Sr. Corbin Wagner- Jumps, Hurdles
Jr. Isiah Cruz- Sprints
Fr. Riley Zawilski- Sprints
Fr. Avery McLaurin-Sprints
2026 Outlook: Numbers for our program are always going to be on the smaller side due to being one of the smallest schools in the state. Our goal is to always get the most athletes we can to leagues and districts. We have a lot of individuals in the throws and distance that can score some points in dual meets, but our depth is always going to be a weakness for us.
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Head Coach: Cory Mabry
Assistant Coaches:
Al Yackenchick
Harry Myers
Greg Gergely
Tom Kanger
Jared Buchman
Kirk Mack
Paige Lurwick
Hunter Moyer
Shelby Lescavage
Tif Creswell
Team Name: Blue Mountain Eagles (Boys)
League: Schuylkill League
2025 Record: 5-1
Key Players Lost:
Gaige Guers – Sprints
Cole Swick – Sprints
Jude Scheidel – Distance
Key Returning Players:
Chase Guers, Junior – Sprints/Jumps
Cole Luckenbill, Sophomore – Sprints/Jumps
Frankie Carr, Senior – Distance
Rafael Liranzo, Senior – Hurdles
Ethan Derfler, Senior Jumps/sprints
William Shaner, Senior -Javelin
Dalton Minnick , Junior- Pole Vault
Noah Lechleitner, Junior – Pole Vault
Hunter Reichart, Junior – Throws
Kurt Krammes, Junior – Throws
Tyler Buchman, Sophomore – Distance
Key Newcomers:
Brody Foose, Sophomore – Sprints
Christopher Phipps, Sophomore – Distance
2026 Outlook: Are strengths should be in our Senior athletes. They are very experienced and have the potential to have successful seasons. Our question marks will be on how our younger athletes progress.
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Head Coach: Scott Antoni (22 years, 164-52)
Assistant Coaches:
Thomas Brader
Todd Kellman
Dawn Snyder
Christian Summerer
Team Name: Palisades Pirates (Girls)
League: Colonial league
2025 Record: 0-7
Key Players Lost: Meherrin Garcia Stevens (sprints)
Key Returning Players:
Sadie Chilton (jr)- sprints
Mikayla Irvine (sr)- hurdles, jumps
Ella Salva (soph)- distance
Hannah Gibson (sr)- throws
Riley Alkaus (sr)- throws
Wren Pyle (soph)- sprints
Isyss Willaims (sr)- hurdles
Audrey Burke (jr)- pv
Key Newcomers:
Autumn Jacoby (fr)- jumps
Izzy Goodwin (fr) jumps
Ali Riley (fr) sprints
Marcela Renda (11)- sprints
Mia Renda (10)- pv sprints
2026 Outlook: The girls team struggled a lot last season and will continue to struggle with the numbers being down this season again. With the addition of girls flag football to the spring the girls team is learning how to balance out the new sport with the needs of the team.
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Head Coach: Scott Antoni (22 years- 132-82-2)
Assistant Coaches:
Tom Brader
Dawn Snyder
Todd Kellman
Christian Summerer
Team Name: Palisades Pirates (Boys)
League: Colonial League
2025 Record: 4-3
Key Players Lost: Will Anderson- Sprints, throws
Key Returning Players:
Lincoln Cook (jr)- sprints
Blake Oglialoro (Sr)- hurdles jumps
Silas Day (SR)- sprints, throws
Wyatt Summerer (Jr)- jumps, pv
Riley Andrew (Jr)- jumps, hurdles
Aidan Corcoran (Sr)- distance
Rowan Tharp (Sr)- throw
Ashton Fitzgerald (Sr)- sprints
Key Newcomers:
Jeremy Nicholas (Fr)- sprints
Austin Oglialoro (Fr)- hurdles
Logan Davis (Fr)- throws
2026 Outlook: The boys are an experienced group of guys with a lot of talent and drive to do better than they did last season. The boys are deep across the board and could do very well this season as long as the team stays healthy. Last year we suffered a number of key injuries that significantly impacted our season, this season we hope to stay healthy and keep improving throughout the season.
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Head Coach: Barry Krammes – Throws
Assistant Coaches:
Brett Yeomans – Head Girls and Sprints and Jumps Coach
Changa Hodge – Hurdles
Jason Leap – Throws
Powell Posten – Pole Vault, Hurdles
Drew Davis – Distance
Team Name: East Stroudsburg South Cavaliers
League: EPC
2025 Record: 7-0
Key Returning Players:
State Medalist in the Javelin Ivan Laubach
State Qualifier in the Discus Jonathan Adjin-Tetty
Luke Ace – Javelin and triple jump
Gianni Gonnella – sprints
Aiden Walker – Sprints
Bonnie Wanjohi – Distance
Michael Udeh – throws
Jeramiah Ostine – Throws
Michael Rose – Sprints
Elijah Couch – Hurdles
Evan Prak – Hurdles
Julian Kwiecinski – Distance
Luke Falzone – Distance
Joey Montiel – Hurdles
Tramir Banks hurdles/jumps
Kevin DeBlasio – Throws
Xavier Rivera – Pole Vault
Luciano Grass – Pole Vault, – Distance
Aiden Lopes – Distance
Justin Scott – Distance
Jahreaf Rhodes – Pole Vault
Damien Salazar – Distance
Pablo Soto
Kieran Sprouse – Throws
Mamadou Ndiaye – Throws
Bryce Nwigwe – Throws,
State Medalist in the Javelin Ivan Laubach
State Qualifier in the Discus Jonathan Adjin-Tetty
Aiden Walker – Sprints
Micahel Udeh – Throws
Bonnie Wonjohi
Key Newcomers: Key Newcomers: Lyric Parkins Sprints, Cody Parker Distance, Antonio Metaxes – Distance Distance, Nick Metaxes – Distance, Christian Pellegrin – Distance,
2026 Outlook: We should be well rounded in all the events. Looking to improve in relay events.
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Head Coach – Chuck Groller
This is my 12th year as Head Coach of Girls and 9th year as Head Coach of Boys. This is my 14th year overall. My first two years were as an assistant.
Assistant Coaches – Matt Fritz, Mike Kistler, Jordan Smith, Ashley Sullivan, Paul Tomlin lll and Volunteer Coaches Elizabeth Fornauf, and Brian Meckley
Records for 2025 Season: Girls (6-1) and Boys (7-0)
Overall Records: Girls (91-15) and Boys (46 -26)
Class: AAA
Key Losses:
Girls: Sophia Cornell (Distance), Ella Dangello (Sprints), Megan Fornwalt (Hurdles/Mid-Distance), Adisan Kistler (Throws), Norah Silfies (HJ/LJ), and Carsyn Van Norman (Sprints)
Boys: Ben Bachman (Sprints), Xander Giandomenico (Distance), Seth Kern (Sprints), Landen Matson (Sprints), Brendan Miller (Hurdles/Jav), Gavin Nelson (HJ), Del Tyler (Jumps), and Greyson Wellings (Distance)
Key Returnees:
Girls: Kylie Christman (Senior-Javelin), Mallory Connor (Senior-Throws), Alexandra Diehl (Senior-Javelin), Hannah Gober (Senior-Throws), Emily Kistler (Sophomore-Mid-Distance), Taylor Langely (Senior-Sprints/LJ), Madison Milks (Sophomore-Sprints), Rosalia Nestor (Sophomore-Distance) Ava Okuley (Senior-PV), and Sophia Schaffer (Junior-Sprints/LJ)
Boys: Braidon Berk (Senior-Throws), Jayden Billig (Senior-Sprints), Michael Boring (Senior- Throws/TJ), Bradley Burnard (Senior-LJ/TJ), Shane Leh (Senior-Hurdles/Sprints), Kemurry Morgan (Senior-Sprints), and Ben Moyes (Senior-Sprints/LJ)
Others to Watch:
Girls: Jossalin Romanot (Junior-PV), Isabella Smith (Junior-Sprints), and Emma Wehr (Sophomore-PV)
Boys: Brady Furman (Junior-Distance), Noah Griffith (Junior-Distance), Isaac Grubb (Sophomore-Distance), Rhonin Jonassaint (Sophomore-Hurdles), Ethan Kaschak (Junior-PV), Weston Killar (Sophomore-Distance), Logan Mesics (Senior-LJ/TJ), and Ian Zettlemoyer (Junior-Throws)
2025 Colonial League, District, & State Medal Winners:
1600 Relay: Megan Fornwalt (Graduated), Madison Milks (Sophomore), Emily Kistler (Sophomore), and Sophia Schaffer (Junior) – Colonial League 2nd place.
3200 Relay: Megan Fornwalt (Graduated), Sophia Cornell (Graduated), Emily Kistler (Sophomore), and Rosalia Nestor (Sophomore) – Colonial League 2nd place
Javelin: Kylie Christman (Senior) – Colonial League 2nd place and Hannah Gober (Senior) – Colonial League 4th place.
800m: Rosalia Nestor (Sophomore) – Colonial League Championship 2nd place and 3rd place in Districts XI Championship.
3200m: Rosalia Nestor (Sophomore) – Colonial League Championship 3rd place
3200 Relay: Brady Furman (Junior), Noah Griffith (Junior), Isaac Grubb (Sophomore), and Greyson Wellings (Graduated) – Colonial League Championship 3rd place
High Jump: Gavin Nelson (Graduated) – Colonial League & District XI High Jump Champion. PIAA 2nd place State Medalist in AAA High Jump
110 Hurdles: Shane Leh – Colonial League Championship 2nd place
Girls 2026 Outlook: Looking to defend the 2025 Colonial/Schuylkill League Championship (Red Division). We do have some unknowns and challenges ahead of us, but as the season progresses we will get better and stronger.
Boys 2026 Outlook: Looking to defend the 2025 Colonial/Schuylkill League Championship (Red Division). We will be very competitive in all meets. As a team, we will always give everything we got and continue to get better as the season progresses.
Quotable: Each day we look to improve upon and exceed the goals we attained the previous day, whether it’s in academics, athletics, or life in general. It’s always about what’s next. We will always give it our best effort and have fun while doing it.
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Head Coach: Kyle Rusnock
Team Name: Catasauqua Rough Riders
League: Colonial
Key Players Lost:
Jeremiah Cofie – sprinter
Jonathan Cordon Pinto – pole vault
Florenni Dejesus Bido – hurdler
Jordan Bradshaw – Long and Triple Jump
Braden Bartholemew – thrower
Alyssa Baker – Thrower
Key Returning Players:
Emmanuel Bolmer
Kayla Davis
Cadeo Estronza
Julia Harth
Hailey Jenkins
Hamaad Jenkins
Josiah Lafond
Franklin Pujols
Ruben Concepcion
Uyen Ly
Omar Pacheco
Evan Delong
Sarina Sankari
Jessica Mankos
Key Newcomers:
Adam KoKosciolek
Chris Wellington
Liam McGinley
Aaron Madero
Shane Bortz
Mason Cieslak
Khloe Davis
Javaeha Lafond
Charlie Piervallo
Blake Reed
Lucas Reed
Moises Polanco
Jermaine Santiago
2026 Outlook: We look to have a repeat of last year and qualify nine or more events to states. This year we should be more balanced with the addition of some new athletes, some that have great experience, and hope to be competitive in meets. We will be strong in the sprints, hurdles and long jump this year and can’t wait to see newcomers compete.
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Head Coach: Jason Burgess (25 years)
Assistant Coaches:
Brandon Oakill
Bradley Kostishak
Bridget Dougherty
Kevin Dougherty
Sarah Newton
Jason Montemuro
Jennifer Burgess
Jim Deichert
Joyce Burian
Matt Hirsch
Pam Ulicny
Team Name: Battlin Miners
League: Schuylkill
2025 Record: 5-1
Key Players Lost:
Kolin Long- 1600M 3200Mdistrict Champion
Dante Carr- High Jump District Champion 4×1
Bradley Kostishak- Hurdles , multi
Key Returning Players:
Paiten LaPoint – 200M State Champion, 100M runner up, 100M district Champ, 4×1
Maxwell Masser -4×1
Grady McGovern- 400M 4×1
Johnny Burgess- 1600M 3200M
Aiden Ryan- District runner up high jump
Key Newcomers:
Parker Zarahis- sprinter
McKaiden Sinko- Mid Distance
Noah Dunkelberger-throws
Cooper Carl-Sprints
2026 Outlook: With a balanced roster featuring elite sprint speed, proven championship performers, experienced distance runners, and a reliable throws group, Minersville looks poised to once again be one of the most competitive teams in the district. Younger athletes will be stepping into key roles this season as the team looks to develop depth in some of its weaker areas, particularly the middle-distance and , 4×4 4×8 relays, hurdles.
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Head Coach: Jason Burgess (25 years)
Assistant Coaches:
Brandon Oakill
Bradley Kostishak
Bridget Dougherty
Kevin Dougherty
Sarah Newton
Jason Montemuro
Jennifer Burgess
Jim Deichert
Joyce Burian
Matt Hirsch
Pam Ulicny
Team Name: Minersville Battlin Miners
League: Schuylkill
2025 Record: 3-3
Key Players Lost:
Kendra Stiely- distance runner
Joyce Burian- multi- filed events
Key Returning Players:
Maggie Hoffman-Long 12- 4th in PIAA triple jump, defending district Champ in Long and Triple Jump , 3rd in 100M
Alyssa Cook 12- League runner up Pole Vault 2024 State competitor
Avery Miller 12- District runner up Javelin – also competitive in shot and disc
Marley Zimmerman 12- District XC champion
Key Newcomers:
Ava Bosack 9th- top 5 district XC runner brings depth to distance
Ayla Allvord – Top Jr High Sprinter Jumper
2026 Outlook: The Minersville girls track and field team enters the new season with a balanced roster and strong leadership across multiple event groups. With returning district performers in the sprints, distance events, jumps, throws, and pole vault, the Battlin’ Miners look to remain competitive throughout the league and postseason.
Leading the way is Maggie Hoffman-Long, one of the top sprinters and jumpers in the district. Her versatility allows her to contribute valuable points in multiple events and provides the team with a proven competitor in big meets.
The distance squad will be led by Marley Zimmerman, the District Cross Country Champion and league runner-up, who brings toughness and experience to the middle- and long-distance events. Behind Zimmerman is a deep group of developing distance runners, giving Minersville strong depth
In the throws, Avery Miller, the District runner-up in the javelin, returns to lead the throwers. Miller’s ability to compete at the district level gives the Battlin’ Miners an important scoring opportunity in the field events.
Another key contributor will be Alyssa Cook, who ranks among the top pole vaulters in the league and district.
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Team Name: Nazareth Area High School
Head Coach: Ken Rolek (year number 40 at Nazareth as asst/ head coach)
Assistant Coaches:
Laurie Schmidt Throws 30 plus year coaching
Dawn Emmons Thows 10 years coaching
Michaela LaBar Jumps 12 years coaching
Mike Lescynski Jumps 30 plus years coaching
Linda Karvitch Sprints 10 plus years Coaching
2026 Outlook: Both teams are in the same boat. We graduated some big point scorers from last years squad. So the returning talent and the promising young newcomers will have to carry the load this season.
Boys: On the boys side we have a solid distance squad Anchors by Jacob Casey last years EPC & DXI Champ, Joey Dente and Luke Lotierzo will add depth to that squad. The rest of the events we have a lot of great athletes that need to step up as track athletes this season. In the sprints/Hurdles guys like Zakary Noel, Alex McKinney and a cast of others will have to help lead that crew. Jumps will be in Matthew Leluga hands. He was solid last season and we hope to see big improvement this season in all three jumps. In the throws is where we need to see the biggest improvement from our returning boys and the newcomers to help in that area.
Girls: On the girls side we have more veteran talent returning. We have several good athletes but we need them to become great track athletes for us to be successful as a team. The distance are solid with Maddy Guzevich, Delaney Schoeneberger and Helaina Acker. The sprinter have a lot of promising talent Madison Jankowski and Chai Brown should be the top girls of that crew. We have a nice group of young hurdles that should help. In the jumps we have Alexa Davis, Olivia Nerone and Anya Lherisson leading that crew in the high jump and long/triple. In the throw we have state qualifier Skyelar Umstead back and a slew of nice young throwers back this season.
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Head Coach: Erica Pagotto – 6th season
Assistant Coaches:
Darren Frehulfer (sprints)
Gwen Remaley (throws)
Tony Pagotto (hurdles & high jump)
Justin Leininger(jumps)
Team Name: Lehighton Indians
League: Colonial
2025 Record:
Boys Team: Last year’s record: Record: 5-2 (2nd place in Colonial League)
Girls Last year’s record: Record: 5-1 (Tied for third place in Colonial League)
Key Players Lost:
Boys:
Aiden Eckhart
Kyle Kuznicki
Joseph Roth
Kai Salles
Girls:
Alexandra Feller
Brielle Frable
Timara Klotz
Darcy Leiby
Allee Maini
Emma Repsher
Emma Sherer
Lorah Thomas
Key Returning Players:
Standout throwers Bodie Hawk and Kase Kleintop have been sharpening their skills through indoor meets, promising a powerful presence in their events. Leading the charge in hurdles is Equan Warner, back for another strong season following his prior successes. Additionally, keep an eye on Quinn Heimbach, whose record-setting performances at the middle school level and impressive qualification for States in cross country as a freshman suggest a bright future and significant contributions to the team.
A standout athlete, Hallie Miller, is returning to the field in throwing events. Last season, Hallie made a significant impact by placing fourth in the discus at both the Leagues and Districts. Her strong performance and determination make her a formidable competitor and a source of inspiration for her teammates. The team’s 4x400m relay squad is also looking exceptionally strong this season. Featuring returning athletes Taylor Moyer, Cayley Reph, and Lilyanna Shapiro, the relay team is poised to deliver powerful performances.
Key Newcomers:
Boys:
Others to Watch: Quinn Heimbach, made States as a Freshman in cross country. Junior Sawyer Hoffman is a valuable soccer player who joined track for the first time this year. Freshman Landan Steigerwalt is a Freshman who is showing a lot of promise. Here are our Freshman: Stanys Biffot, Gabriel Brown, Jaxon Brownmiller, Kingsley Cruz, Mason Frey, Elijah Guy, Quinn Heimbach, Larkin Klotz, Derek Spitzer, Landan Steigerwalt, & Jace White
Girls:
Others to watch: We’re excited for 400m runner Haley Melber, the girls 4×400 team is going to be really competitive this year. Here are our freshman: Claire Bridy
Halle Christman, Kalyna DeDonato, Serenity Dilts, Leah Fontanez, Kennedy Gallagher, Hailey Haldeman, Keira Kline, Kenleigh Lewers, Haley Melber, Keza Moyer, Camryn Nonwieler, Adelenne Yenser
2026 Outlook:
Boys:
As the new track and field season unfolds, the Lehighton Boys Track & Field team is poised for success, building on last year’s impressive second-place finish in the dual meets. With a roster of returning talent, plus a lot of new seniors, the team is set to excel. Standout throwers Bodie Hawk and Kase Kleintop have been sharpening their skills through indoor meets, promising a powerful presence in their events. Leading the charge in hurdles is Equan Warner, back for another strong season following his prior successes. Additionally, keep an eye on Quinn Heimbach, whose record-setting performances at the middle school level and impressive qualification for States in cross country as a freshman suggest a bright future and significant contributions to the team. With such a strong lineup, the Lehighton Boys Track & Field team is ready to make its mark this season.
Girls:
The Lehighton Area Middle School girls track and field team is set to embark on another promising season, fueled by their impressive performance last year and the return of key athletes who are ready to make their mark once again. Having tied for first place in the dual season meets last year, the team is eager to continue their winning season. A standout athlete, Hallie Miller, is returning to the field in throwing events. Last season, Hallie made a significant impact by placing fourth in the discus at both the Leagues and Districts. Her strong performance and determination make her a formidable competitor and a source of inspiration for her teammates. The team’s 4x400m relay squad is also looking exceptionally strong this season. Featuring returning athletes Taylor Moyer, Cayley Reph, and Lilyanna Shapiro, the relay team is poised to deliver powerful performances. We are optimistic about the season ahead, relying on our athletes dedication and hard work.
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Head Coach: Michael Lehtonen (19th year as Head Coach, 23rd overall)
Assistant Coaches:
Derek Long – Throws
Scott Gerould – Jumps, Pole Vault
Jake Waylen – High Jump
Dylan Hofmann – Sprints
Katie Cappuccino – Hurdles
Team Name: Northern Lehigh
League: Colonial League
2025 Record: Girls 4-3, Boys 1-6
Key Players Lost:
Girls: Katelynn Barthold (mid-distance), Dekota Barthold (throws/hurdles), Mikayla Gordon (mid-distance)
Boys: Landon Moll (throws), Keith Lectora (sprints)
Key Returning Players:
Girls: Anna Trelease (throws), Emma Heil (distance), Evelina Mayak (hurdles), Natalie Moffitt (sprints), Taylor Everk (jumps/mid-distance), Morgan Smith (jumps), Malia Hyman (hurdles)
Boys:
Cayden Anglin (hurdles), Landen Klimek (throws), William Slattery (throws), Ryan Zambo (jumps)
2026 Outlook: Throwering coach, Derek Long has a lot to look forward to this season. He returns Anna Trelease, who qualified for the PIAA State Championship meet in both the shot put and discus last season as only a freshman. He also returns top boy throwers Landen Klimek and William Slattery. On the track, senior Cayden Anglin should be one of the top five 300m hurdlers in the Colonial League.
Senior classmates Evelina Mayak (hurdles) and Emma Heil (distance) return after an injury plaqued junior season. They look to be a major focus in thier respective areas. Senior, Natalie Moffitt should also be a major contributor for the NL Girls team in the sprinting events.
Both the NL boy and girl teams will try to find depth in relay events that had previous success (NL girls 4x800m relay team going to States the past two years).
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Head Coach: Alex Hess – 2 years (Boys 2-5, Girls 2-5)
Assistant Coaches:
Kevin Dizenzo – Throws
Annie Purtell – Distance
Tony Hamane – Jumps
Mark Mixa – Sprints/Hurdles
Team Name: Salisbury Falcons
League: Colonial
2025 Record: Boys: 2-5, Girls 2-5
Key Players Lost:
Joshua Hudak – High Jump, Triple Jump, Long Jump, 4x100m Relay
Gabriella Pena – Pole Vault, Discuss
Greg Tenzer – Distance
Will Kocher – Triple Jump, Long Jump
Key Returning Players:
Steven Lozada — Pole Vault (2025 League Champion, 2025 District Champion, 3rd PIAA State Championships) Triple Jump (2nd place in 2025 Leagues, Districts, and PIAA State Championships) 4x100M Relay
Emma Yakaitis — 300 Hurdles (3rd Place in Leagues, 2025 District Champion), 4x100M Relay (3rd place in Districts)
Jamanni Cruz — 100m (8th at Districts), 200m (6th at districts), 4x100m Relay
Kendra Morgan — 100m (4th at Districts, 9th at Leagues), 200m (4th at Districts, 6th at Leagues), 4x100m Relay (3rd place in Districts)
Annalise Shelly — High Jump (8th at Districts), Long Jump (7th at Districts)
Key Newcomers: Some are newcomers, others are trying new events that I think will have an impact on our team.
Sprints/Hurdles – Molly Foley, Keaton Frye, Jeramiah Bell, Damon Heard, Rhya Jones
Jumps – Keaton Frye, Jamanni Cruz,
Pole Vault – Owen Zambelli, Ellie Schneider, Jarrod Blunt
Throws – Isaac Lakics, Grayson Gnall
2026 Outlook: I’ve been looking forward to this season ever since States ended last May. Salisbury Track and Field had its best overall season since 2016, and I’m excited about the opportunity to build on that success. A handful of seniors are close to breaking long standing school records which is going to be exciting to watch.
I began my coaching career with this year’s senior class, and it has been incredibly rewarding to watch them grow and develop over the years. Many of these athletes have shared their goals for this season, and I fully expect them to achieve those goals with the support of our outstanding coaching staff: Coach Mixa (Sprints/Hurdles), Coach Hamane (Jumps), Coach DiZenzo (Throws), and Coach Purtell (Distance).
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