Once again Christian Toro (Lincoln, RI) climbed closer to the national lead. His new Rhode Island state leading mark at the U.S. Army Officials Hall of Fame Invite put him a little more than one foot off of the nation lead. He was one of four improvements among the nation’s top five throwers. Teammate Jillian Leahy (Lincoln, RI) was the top improvement on the girl’s national list, moving up to fifth in the nation.
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Rhode Island’s top boys competed across four divisional championships on Saturday. State leader Christian Toro (Lincoln, RI) produced the top result overall with his win in the Northern division.
Read moreRhode Island’s top girls competed across four divisional championships on Saturday. State leader Jillian Leahy (Lincoln, RI) produced the top result overall with her win in the Sullivan division.
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Another week, and another personal best for Christian Toro (Lincoln, RI). The Rhode Island state leader made the trip south to New York last weekend and added nearly three feet to his personal best to win the U.S. Army Officials Hall of Fame Invitational by nearly 10 feet. Teammate Jillian Leahy (Lincoln, RI) was once again over 50 feet to win the girl’s competition as well.
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Senior Enrique Edjang (Juanita Sanchez, Providence, RI) improved his personal best to take home win at the World Trophy Invitational in Providence. In the girl’s competition Aviana Rezendes (Classical, Providence, RI) claimed victory.
Read moreLast week’s national performance list saw two new national leaders. This week saw improvements at the number two position. On the girl’s list Adrianna Coleman (Kings, Shoreline, WA) made her season debut and already came within one foot of the national lead. On the boy’s list Christian Toro (Lincoln, RI) also closed in on the national lead by adding nearly three feet to his season’s best.
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Senior Christian Toro (Lincoln, RI) extended his state lead with a win at this year’s East Coast Invitational.
Read moreMax Herman (Marietta, GA) kicked off the new yeaer by improving his national lead and becoming the first thrower over 80 feet this season. He was one of three improvements among the nation’s top 3 boys in the new national lists. On the girl’s side, the top 4 throwers improved, led by new national leader Maya Steines (Alpharetta, GA).
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Two national leads led the way at the Alabama vs the South Indoor Championships competition last Saturday.
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More than 127 weight throwers competed this past weekend at the Ocean Breeze Freedom Games on Staten Island.
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