| VOLUME XXXVI No. 05 | Narrowsburg, NY | February 4 - 10, 2010 |
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Track County accounting SULLIVAN COUNTY, NY — Tri-Valley’s undefeated girls team faced a challenge from Sullivan West, the defending Sullivan County champs, on February 1 and it seemed that with many jumping and throwing events missing from this meet, the Lady Bulldogs might have a chance to knock off their nemesis at least once this season. Last winter, the Lady Bulldogs ruled the roost, winning the division, county and a first-ever Section 9 title. But, the Lady Bears held on for a close win over the Lady Westies to retain their dominance this winter. Girls team scores: Tri-Valley (TV), 90 points; Sullivan West (SW), 84; Eldred (Eld), 69; Liberty (Lib), 63; Ellenville (Ell) 25; Monticello (Mont) 8; and Livingston Manor (LM) 0. The following were individual champions: 1,600-meter relay, Liberty, 4:34. 3,000, Dani Myers (SW), 11:38.2; 600, Amanda Rosenberger (SW), 1:52.32; 1,000, Christine Donnelly (Eld), 3:26.30; 55, Jessica Dunnigan (Lib), 7.66; 55 hurdles, Kristen Offringa (TV) 9.79; Shot put, Tehnyat Khan (TV), 32-11.25; High jump, Diana Schombs (Eld) 4-8; 1,500, Christine Donnelly (Eld) 5:25.9; 300, Jessica Dunnigan (Lib) 44.35; 800 relay, Liberty 1:58.9. In the boys meet, Monticello successfully defended its title by outpointing Ellenville. Eldred’s Hunter Proscia won two of the three distance races as he prevailed in the 1000 (2:48) and the 1600 (4:53.58). Monticello’s Dave Wilbur drafted in behind Eldred’s Alex Campanella and passed him for the win in the 3200. Boys team scores: Monticello (Mont) 100 points; Ellenville (Ell) 87.5; Liberty (Lib) 66.5; Eldred (Eld) 66; Tri-Valley (TV) 33; Sullivan West (SW) 19; and Livingston Manor (LM) 0. The following were individual champions: 1,600 relay, Liberty, 3:47.00; 3,200, Dave Wilbur (Mont), 10:14.4; 1,000, Hunter Proscia (Eld), 2:48.7; 55, Brendan Moore (TV), 6.70; 55 hurdles, Tim Burgio (Lib), 8.41; 1,600, Hunter Proscia (Eld), 4:53.58; High jump, Mike McLean (Lib), 6-0; 300, Shane Jackson (Mont), 38.38; 800 relay, Liberty 1:42.2. At present Tri-Valley girls are in first place in Division V. Sullivan West is in second place. Liberty is in second place in the boys standings behind Pine Plains. Sullivan West’s girls are the defending division champ. Sullivan County athletes will take on foes large and small at this week’s OCIAA League Championship meet on February 5-6. The Section 9 meet will be held at West Point on February 14. Visit wsportsinsightsny.com for results from this past weekend’s meet at West Point and the upcoming meets, along with albums of pictures.
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| Tri-Valley’s Kristin Offringa (9.79), right, edges out Sullivan West’s Hannah Feinman in the 55 hurdles. Tri-Valley’s girls remain undefeated as they beat the defending champion Lady Bulldogs by a six-point margin. (Click for larger version) |
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| In a landmark win, Tri-Valley’s Brendan Moore (6.70) beat Monticello’s Shane Jackson in the 55. Moore is pictured here at West Point last weekend. (Click for larger version) |
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| Monticello’s Dave Wilbur (10:14.4) wins the 3200. Monticello’s boys successfully defended their Sullivan County championship by outpointing Ellenville. (Click for larger version) |
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| The start of the girls 3000: Eldred’s Christine Donnelly, left, won in 3:26.30. She also won the 1500 (5:25.9). Sullivan West’s Amanda Rosenberger (second from right) won the 600 (1:52.32). Also pictured are Monticello’s Kristen Harrington, second from left, and Sullivan West’s Rianne Erlwein, right. In the back, from left, are Tri-Valley’s Ashley Weintraub, Naomi Weise and Caroline Bertholf. (Click for larger version) |
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| Liberty’s Mike McLean (6-0) wins the high jump. (Click for larger version) |
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| Sullivan West distance duo standouts Dani Myers, left, and Rianne Erlwein duke it out in the 3000 at West Point on January 30. Erlwein won with a personal best that day of 11:22.89, edging out Tri-Valley’s Caroline Bertholf. Myers won the race at the Sullivan County championships with a time of 11:38.2 with an impressive come-from-behind effort. (Click for larger version) |
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| The three fastest 55 runners in Division 5: Liberty’s Jessica Dunnigan, left, Eldred’s Christina Watts and Millbrook’s Rachel Pierantozzi have been trading places all season. Dunnigan won the race at the Sullivan County championships in 7.66. She also won the 300 (44.35). Pierantozzi is the defending Section 9 champ in the 55 and beat both girls this past weekend. (Click for larger version) |
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