John Fay (Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI) was the surprise winner at the Rhode Island Indoor State Championships on Saturday. He added more than three feet to his best in the fourth round to take the lead and never looked back, upsetting national leader Logan Coles (Woonsocket, RI), and in the process. State leader Sophia Gallucci (Coventry, RI) led four throwers over 50 feet in the girl’s competition to capture the win.
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Another week and another new national lead for Logan Coles (Woonsocket, RI). His improvement at the RITCA Last Chance Meet leads the way in the latest national performance lists.
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At Friday’s RITCA Last Chance Meet, athletes from across Rhode Island notched improvements. National leaders Logan Coles (Woonsocket, RI), and Tarik Robinson-O’Hagan (Woonsocket, RI) both improved their personal bests, while state leader Sophia Gallucci (Coventry, RI) also added an inch to her best.
Read moreBig changes took place on both the boys and girls national performance lists, with two new national leaders, and four improvements among the top seven on each list. Leading the way were new nationals leads from Logan Coles (Woonsocket, RI) at the Rhode Island Class Championships, and Natalia Surdej (Lancaster, NY) at the Youngstown State High School Meet 3.
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Throwers from Rhode Island competed across three classes over the weekend. National leader Logan Coles (Woonsocket, RI), edging his teammate Tarik Robinson-O’Hagan (Woonsocket, RI) and extending his national lead as well. In the girl’s competition, Sophia Gallucci (Coventry, RI) improved her best by more than three feet to win and take over the state lead.
Read moreNatalia Surdej (Lancaster, NY) extended her national lead last week at the Spire Scholastic Showcase. Her results highlighted this week’s national performance lists. On the boy’s list Gary Moore, Jr. (Hillhouse, New Haven, CT) became the seventh thrower to break 70 feet this year and moved up to fourth in the nation with his new personal best.
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Another week and another national lead for Natalia Surdej (Lancaster, NY). The senior from New York had three throws over her old season best. Her best attempt was her last, measuring over 59 feet. In the boy’s competition Gary Moore (Hillhouse, New Haven, CT) added four feet to his best in the boy’s competition to claim a come-from-behind victory and break 70 feet for the first time in his career. Tomas Rimac (Brunswick, OH) posted a personal best for second place in his season debut.
Read moreAs we enter the second month of the year, the season is starting to heat up. Natalia Surdej (Lancaster, NY) took over the girl’s national lead with a new season’s best at the Ohio Preview Meet. On the boy’s lists, John Fay (Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI) and Aiden Paul (West Albany, Albany, OR) became the fifth and sixth boys to break 70 feet so far this season.
Read moreSenior Natalia Surdej (Lancaster, NY) improved her season best to win by more than ten feet at the Spire Institute Ohio Preview Meet on Saturday. With the improved mark, Surdej also takes over the national lead and comes within inches of her best from last season. Sophomore Hayden Valenti (Vermilion, OH) won the boy’s competition.
Read moreSenior Logan Coles (Woonsocket, RI) and his teammate Tarik Robinson-O’Hagan (Woonsocket, RI) started their season off right by debuting at first and second on the national performance list.
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