Winter track took part in the Ocean Breeze Holiday Festival today in Staten Island. Browse through all of the Cinnaminson results right here.
Updated with quotes from head coach Charlie Kind
Girls 55 Meter Dash Preliminaries
77 Robinson-Myers, Maleiah Cinnaminson 8.26 13
Girls 55 Meter Hurdles Preliminaries
Keck, Alex Cinnaminson 9.79
52 Fowles, Tatum Cinnaminson 11.15 8
59 McAneney, Nicole Cinnaminson 11.37 7
“Solid performances from junior Alex Keck with a 9.79; junior Nicole McAneney with a 11.37 and senior Tatum Fowles in a 11.15,” head coach Charlie Kind said. “McAneney’s time was actually an indoor PR for her.”
Girls 4×55 Meter Shuttle Hurdle
7 Cinnaminson ‘A’ 42.63 3
“This was the first time we have been able to field a SHR team for the girls and finish the race with a legitimate time in five years, so we are definitely getting better in this event.”
Girls Pole Vault
2 Clark, Taylor Cinnaminson 9-00.00
“She (Taylor) has worked very hard on her jumping in the off-season and the fruits of her labor are showing with her first effort that is an indoor PR,” Kind said. “The effort ties her for 25th in the entire state and 8th in group 2.”
Girls Triple Jump
17 Blamon, Prisca Cinnaminson 31-06.50
Girls Shot Put
25 Blamon, Prisca Cinnaminson 26-09.00
36 Urban, Marina Cinnaminson 24-06.75
“Both Prisca and senior Marina Urban are solid, experienced throwers who are changing their form from the glide to the spin and have experienced a big slump with the changes thus far. Prisca threw 26-9 and Marina threw 24-6 as they struggle to adjust.”
Girls 1600 Sprint Medley Varsity
7 Cinnaminson ‘A’ 4:34.17 3
“The girls put on a show with a fast start from junior Andrea Benites in the 400, followed by solid 200 legs from Maleiah and Alex Keck before handing the baton to Liv Rocks, who reeled in the leader, won the heat with a 2:30 anchor and ran the best time by our girls in at least eight years,” Kind said. “They also seeded themselves as fourth in all of group two with that time.”
Boys 55 Meter Dash Preliminaries
17 Hickson, Curtis Cinnaminson 6.98 4
“Curtis ran a blistering 6.98, the fastest time by a boy in two years.”
Boys 55 Meter Hurdles Preliminaries
27 Saint-Eilien, Riley Cinnaminson 9.56 2
31 Mariano, Evan Cinnaminson 9.89 5
Boys 4×55 Meter Shuttle Hurdle
7 Cinnaminson ‘A’ 39.32 2
Boys Pole Vault
12 Neuman, Christian Cinnaminson 10-06.00
20 Wood, James Cinnaminson 9-00.00
Boys Long Jump
6 Liu, Steve Cinnaminson 18-11.00
15 Abah, Sampson Cinnaminson 37-06.00
Boys Shot Put
11 Medeiros, Mateus Cinnaminson 42-02.00
18 Stepnowski, Frank Cinnaminson 39-02.00
25 Kobolak, Kamron Cinnaminson 38-06.25
47 Stepnowski, Mason Cinnaminson 35-00.00
“Junior Mateus Medeiros finished 11th overall with a throw of 42-2. Junior Frank Stepnowski threw 39-2, sophomore Kamron Kobolak followed with 38-4 and senior Mason Stepnowski a 35-foot throw.”
Boys 4×200 Meter Relay Varsity
16 Cinnaminson ‘A’ 1:37.09 7
“This was the fastest time we have had in eight years of Derek Moore and I coaching together,” Kind said. “Two freshman ran well, but had never been on a track like this before. Senior Curtis Hickson ran a blistering 22.9 leg to anchor. That time leaves them currently ranked sixth in all of group 2 behind group powers of Willingboro, Deptford and Metuchen.”
Boys 4×800 Meter Relay Varsity
19 Cinnaminson ‘A’ 8:49.21 2
“The backbone of our team is still rounding into shape and only raced to a finish this time of 8:49.2. Once we get to sectionals and states, this part of the team should improve drastically.”
Boys 1600 Sprint Medley Varsity
9 Cinnaminson ‘A’ 4:01.31 3
