Trackapalooza 2024 - Finger Lakes Runners Club

The second year of our Trackapalooza Invitational track meet was again a success, with glorious summer weather on the scenic Lansing High School track. Full results are below, and don’t miss the meet photos from runner Sarah Woodyear when she wasn’t competing. If you have any photos of the meet, please upload them to our community photo album to share with others and document the day.

The meet was 20% bigger than last year, with 172 athletes competing in 395 events, many from 5 teams, including the Groton Project Track Club, Baldwinsville Harriers Track Club, Kingston Tigers, North Penn-Mansfield, and the Tompkins County Pole Vault Club. The increase partly came from adding the pole vault, thanks to Matt Scheffler of the Tompkins County Pole Vault Club, and the high jump, managed by Steve Wagner of the SOAR Running Club. Those field events joined the long jump and triple jump, coordinated by Brett Shelton of the SOAR Running Club, and the shot put and discus, managed by volunteers from the Groton Project. Special thanks to Lansing High School for letting us use the track.

As always, FLRC track meets are the work of numerous volunteers. Thanks to Tonya Engst for helping prepare for the meet the day before and then managing bib pickup, ably assisted by Rebecca Lambert and Lauren Milano. FLRC equipment manager Gary McCheyne was also a big help by renting a truck and bringing FLRC tents, tables, and chairs to the meet, and Carl Franck, Alan Lockett, Kacey Strang, and Laura Taylor helped with setup. Former FLRC president Tom Rishel reprised his traditional role of starter in the hot sun, Patrick Boyle conducted everyone as head timer, Jesse Koennecke and Dave Kania reseeded heats and produced results, and Bob Talda and Rich Bernstein coordinated the heats. Laurel Gilmer counted laps and recorded bib numbers for the longer races, and we had lane timing assistance from Keith Eggleston, Carl Franck, Tristan Lambert, Verity Platt, Amalia Skilton, and Kathleen Sullivan. On the field event side, Ricky Stewart assisted Brett Shelton with the long and triple jumps, Jamie Loehr helped Steve Wagner with the high jump, Ted McCrone helped Matt Scheffler with the pole vault, and Kacey Strang helped the Groton Project team with the throws.

On to the results! We had exciting finishes in almost all the races, with the top two runners in the 100m, 200m, 400m, 800m, and 1600m separated by a cumulative total of 1.61 seconds, the top four teams finishing the 4x200m relay within 3 seconds, and the top two pole vaulters tying. I’ve never seen so many close finishes in an FLRC meet.

100m

Thanks to lots of younger kids, the 100m was the most popular event of the day, with 58 finishers. Andres Martinez claimed the win with an impressive time of 10.97 seconds, just slightly ahead of Joey McDonald of the Kingston Tigers in 11.08. (Post-race video confirmed that the first person across the line had jumped the gun.) Kristen Johnson of the Groton Project was the fastest woman in 13.56, followed by teammate Chloe Bishop in 14.38.

Place	Name	Age	Team	Time
DQ	Thomas White (False Start)	M38	Unattached	10.91
1	Andres Martinez	M17	Unattached	10.97
2	Joey McDonald	M17	Kingston Tigers	11.08
3	Logan Manor	M16	Kingston Tigers	11.09
4	Kev Scott	M18	Unattached	11.18
5	Shawn Riquelme	M18	Unattached	11.36
6	Adam Aviles	M18	Unattached	11.52
7	Maxwell McRae	M15	Unattached	11.54
8	Brayden Johnson	M17	North Penn-Mansfield	11.54
9	Cooper Christman	M16	Baldwinsville Harriers TC	11.63
10	Ayomide Olayisade	M17	Baldwinsville Harriers TC	11.68
11	Yuzo Uchigasaki	M20	Unattached	11.72
12	Aidan Tierney	M24	Unattached	11.87
13	Derran Morris	M15	Groton Project TC	11.96
14	Talen Harrington	M17	Unattached	12.38
15	George Bauer	M16	Baldwinsville Harriers TC	12.49
16	Suansian Songput	M16	Groton Project TC	12.6
17	Paul Busby	M16	Unattached	12.65
18	Alix Aviles	M17	Unattached	13.2
19	Arya An Basu	M12	Unattached	13.52
20	Kristen Johnston	W17	Groton Project TC	13.56
21	Lucas Vann	M14	Unattached	13.91
22	Chloe Bishop	W13	Groton Project TC	14.38
23	Lungawm Songput	W14	Groton Project TC	14.5
24	Truth Snyder	W12	Groton Project TC	14.51
25	Carolyn Cherwinksi	W15	North Penn-Mansfield	14.59
26	Milo Moseley	M12	Unattached	14.67
27	Asher Moseley	M12	Unattached	14.71
28	Chris Mellor	M28	Unattached	14.8
29	Lucas Cochran	M12	Unattached	15.07
30	Reagan Burnham	W14	Unattached	15.12
31	Tanner Mott	M11	Groton Project TC	15.23
32	Judah White	M10	Unattached	15.59
33	Miyeah Gibson	W17	Unattached	15.65
34	Tobias Kennedy	M11	Unattached	15.72
35	Madelyn Weeks	W13	Groton Project TC	16.03
36	Daniel White	M8	Unattached	16.25
37	Karl Granroth	M51	Unattached	16.34
38	Rose Johnson	W9	Unattached	16.98
39	Richard Bishop	M10	Groton Project TC	17.08
40	Riley Cherwinski	W13	North Penn-Mansfield	17.39
41	Alayna Mclaughlin-Kemp	W12	Groton Project TC	17.96
42	Emeri Lu Appiah	W6	Unattached	18.16
43	Kaarina Granroth	W9	Unattached	18.35
44	Lauren Belcher	W10	Groton Project TC	18.39
45	Oliver Bishop	M8	Groton Project TC	18.89
46	Gavin Cherwinksi	M11	North Penn-Mansfield	19.21
47	Vincent Clark	M8	Groton Project TC	19.53
48	Anthony Weeks	M6	Groton Project TC	19.59
49	Steven Clark	M70	Unattached	20.7
50	Amelia Bowman	W8	Unattached	21.03
51	Abigail Clark	W10	Groton Project TC	21.39
52	Carmina Mahony Glann	W7	Groton Project TC	23.05
53	Ella Jones	W6	Unattached	23.42
54	Axel Johnson	M4	Unattached	24.5
55	Lucy Jones	W4	Unattached	24.67
56	Rose Jones	W4	Unattached	28.5
57	Leah Rodriguez	W2	Unattached	45.41

200m

The 200m finish was even closer than the 100m, with Quinn Sweet outleaning Andres Martinez 22.46 to 22.53. Anneliese Hubbard took the crown for the women with a time of 27.21, besting Megan Snell, who crossed in 29.40.

Place	Name	Age	Team	Time
1	Quinn Sweet	M17	Unattached	22.46
2	Andres Martinez	M17	Unattached	22.53
3	Shawn Riquelme	M18	Unattached	24.15
4	Tristin Weeks	M16	Groton Project TC	24.17
5	Hunter Heyden	M21	Unattached	24.18
6	Brayden Johnson	M17	North Penn-Mansfield	24.73
7	Derran Morris	M15	Groton Project TC	24.90
8	Maxwell McRae	M15	Unattached	25.06
9	Aidan Tierney	M24	Unattached	25.29
10	Nicolas Osuna	M15	Kingston Tigers	25.83
11	Alix Aviles	M17	Unattached	26.51
12	Caleb Storenski	M15	Kingston Tigers	26.61
13	Anneliese Hubbard	W17	Unattached	27.21
14	Yuzo Uchigasaki	M20	Unattached	27.62
15	Arya An Basu	M12	Unattached	28.19
16	Megan Snell	W34	Unattached	29.40
17	Asher Moseley	M12	Unattached	30.11
18	Truth Snyder	W12	Groton Project TC	30.36
19	Mya Davis	W15	Baldwinsville Harriers TC	30.52
20	Milo Moseley	M12	Unattached	30.74
21	Chloe Bishop	W13	Groton Project TC	31.34
22	Judah White	M10	Unattached	32.19
23	Jacob Jandrokovic	M14	Groton Project TC	32.71
24	Hannah McHenry	W15	Unattached	33.31
25	Madelyn Weeks	W13	Groton Project TC	34.63
26	Easton Slater	M9	Unattached	34.93
27	Miyeah Gibson	W17	Unattached	35.00
28	Daniel White	M8	Unattached	35.47
29	Theodore Weeks	M8	Groton Project TC	36.19
30	Richard Bishop	M10	Groton Project TC	36.66
31	Karl Granroth	M51	Unattached	37.07
32	Annaliese Granroth	W12	Unattached	37.93
33	Rose Johnson	W9	Unattached	38.97
34	Riley Cherwinski	W13	North Penn-Mansfield	39.12
35	Tobias Kennedy	M11	Unattached	39.56
36	Vincent Clark	M8	Groton Project TC	41.08
37	Kaarina Granroth	W9	Unattached	41.75
38	Steven Clark	M70	Unattached	42.42
39	Oliver Bishop	M8	Groton Project TC	42.86
40	Emeri Lu Appiah	W6	Unattached	43.04
41	Gavin Cherwinksi	M11	North Penn-Mansfield	43.81
42	Linda Mahony	W44	Groton Project TC	46.50
43	Abigail Clark	W10	Groton Project TC	46.65
44	Carmina Mahony Glann	W7	Groton Project TC	50.45
45	Rose Jones	W4	Unattached	50.73
46	Ella Jones	W6	Unattached	54.34
47	Lucy Jones	W4	Unattached	58.17

400m

Despite the longer distance, the 400m was nearly as close as the shorter sprints, with Nathan Glidden of the Baldwinsville Harriers running 51.73 to beat his teammate Christopher Zellar, who came through in 52.08. The top 11 runners all broke 60 seconds! For the women, Megan Snell crossed the line first in 1:07.80, one place ahead of trail runner Donna Langerfeld, who set a PR by running 1:09.65.

Place	Name	Age	Team	Time
1	Nathan Glidden	M18	Baldwinsville Harriers TC	51.73
2	Christopher Zellar	M17	Baldwinsville Harriers TC	52.08
3	Ross Bush	M15	Groton Project TC	52.42
4	Rexton Kirkegaard	M14	Baldwinsville Harriers TC	54.47
5	Yuzo Uchigasaki	M20	Unattached	55.17
6	Noah McHenry	M15	Unattached	55.83
7	Nicolas Osuna	M15	Kingston Tigers	56.67
8	Paul Busby	M16	Unattached	57.72
9	Benjamin Straebler	M21	Unattached	58.20
10	Caleb Storenski	M15	Kingston Tigers	59.06
11	Aidan Tierney	M24	Unattached	59.09
12	Tyler Bombard	M14	Unattached	1:01.87
13	Trey Brock	M13	Unattached	1:05.97
14	Megan Snell	W34	Unattached	1:07.80
15	Donna Langerfeld	W38	Unattached	1:09.65
16	Asher Moseley	M12	Unattached	1:09.98
17	Milo Moseley	M12	Unattached	1:12.06
18	Trent Westhoff	M27	Unattached	1:14.38
19	Hannah McHenry	W15	Unattached	1:16.23
20	Ashley Tompkins	W32	Unattached	1:16.93
21	Carolyn Cherwinksi	W15	North Penn-Mansfield	1:17.32
22	Theodore Weeks	M8	Groton Project TC	1:21.18
23	Karl Granroth	M51	Unattached	1:21.60
24	Miyeah Gibson	W17	Unattached	1:22.70
24	Layne Johnson	M7	Unattached	1:22.70
26	Annaliese Granroth	W12	Unattached	1:24.56
27	Rasa Warren	W10	Unattached	1:28.56
27	Alayna Mclaughlin-Kemp	W12	Groton Project TC	1:28.56
29	Kaarina Granroth	W9	Unattached	1:30.75
30	Tobias Kennedy	M11	Unattached	1:31.72
31	David Bowen	M71	Unattached	1:33.74
32	Danylo Tsyrennikov	M7	Unattached	1:33.87
33	Kevin Nelson	M59	Unattached	1:36.63
34	Steven Clark	M70	Unattached	1:37.63

800m

The 800m looked like a foregone conclusion, with Riki Sampson of the Cornell Track & Field Club leading throughout. However, local distance standout Lucas Baker unleashed a ferocious kick and closed to within 1 second before running out of room at the line. Sampson won in 2:00, with Baker second in 2:01. After her second place in the 400m, Donna Langerfeld doubled in the 800m, taking the women’s title in 2:31, with Reagan Burnham of Dryden High second in 2:39.

Place	Name	Age	Team	Time
1	Riki Sampson	M21	Unattached	2:00
2	Lucas Baker	M23	Unattached	2:01
3	George Young	M43	Unattached	2:06
4	Patrick Milano	M34	Unattached	2:10
5	Noah McHenry	M15	Unattached	2:12
6	Benjamin Straebler	M21	Unattached	2:12
7	Trevor Bombard	M17	Unattached	2:16
8	Linkin Hess	M18	Unattached	2:17
9	Ben Hutton	M26	North Penn-Mansfield	2:23
10	Cody Schneider	M17	Unattached	2:26
11	Kevin Redfield	M23	Unattached	2:29
12	Trey Brock	M13	Unattached	2:30
13	Yuzo Uchigasaki	M20	Unattached	2:31
14	Donna Langerfeld	W38	Unattached	2:31
15	Casey Carlstrom	M65	Unattached	2:32
16	Brady Young	M15	Unattached	2:34
17	Reagan Burnham	W14	Unattached	2:39
18	Owen Lisowski	M12	North Penn-Mansfield	2:55
19	Ashley Tompkins	W32	Unattached	2:57
20	Karl Granroth	M51	Unattached	3:14
21	Alivia Lisowski	W15	North Penn-Mansfield	3:21
22	Kara Barrett	W15	North Penn-Mansfield	3:23
23	Jonah Appleby	M10	Unattached	3:31
24	Mary Cook	W52	Unattached	3:34
25	Tobias Kennedy	M11	Unattached	3:41
26	David Bowen	M71	Unattached	3:49
27	Linda Mahony	W44	Groton Project TC	3:56
28	Jamison Appleby	M8	Unattached	4:05
29	Heidi Appleby	W50	Unattached	4:06
30	Rasa Warren	W10	Unattached	4:08

1600m

The 1600m also offered plenty of excitement, with Will Boscia of Ithaca High (who placed high in the state in the 800m for freshman boys) leading through three laps before former Hartshorne Masters Mile rabbit Mik Kern took the lead. But Boscia fought back in the final 100 meters to outlean Kern at the line: 4:54.5 to 4:54.6. On the women’s side, Liz Hartman repeated her Trackapalooza win from 2023 with a 5:45, with Emily Jones second in 6:20.

Place	Name	Age	Team	Time
1	Will Boscia	M15	Unattached	4:54.5
2	Mikhail Kern	M33	Unattached	4:54.6
3	Banyan Love	M18	Unattached	4:57
4	Roger Moseley	M49	Unattached	5:04
5	Raul Rosario	M16	Unattached	5:07
6	Charles McCurdy	M19	Unattached	5:09
7	Ryuki Yamasaki	M21	Unattached	5:15
8	Francisco Quintana	M26	Unattached	5:21
9	Ben Hutton	M26	North Penn-Mansfield	5:26
10	Brady Young	M15	Unattached	5:28
11	Benjamin Lambert	M17	Unattached	5:37
12	Columbia Warren	M47	Unattached	5:41
13	Liz Hartman	W42	Unattached	5:45
14	Yuzo Uchigasaki	M20	Unattached	5:49
15	Neil Clifford	M53	Unattached	5:49
16	Phil Kwasney	M43	Unattached	5:57
17	Jacob Jandrokovic	M14	Groton Project TC	6:00
18	Owen Lisowski	M12	North Penn-Mansfield	6:12
19	Paul Brock	M48	Unattached	6:14
20	Emily Jones	W35	Unattached	6:20
21	Mariah Legrow	W17	Baldwinsville Harriers TC	6:27
22	Ken Hodges	M71	Unattached	6:47
23	Karl Granroth	M51	Unattached	6:50
24	Amalia Skilton	W32	Unattached	6:50
25	Verity Platt	W46	Unattached	6:52
26	Alison Belcher	W11	Groton Project TC	7:02
27	Mary Cook	W52	Unattached	7:27
28	Jura Warren	W42	Unattached	7:30
29	Richard Bishop	M10	Groton Project TC	7:47
30	Alivia Lisowski	W15	North Penn-Mansfield	7:57
31	Anthony Weeks	M6	Groton Project TC	8:02
32	Rasa Warren	W10	Unattached	8:03
33	Gunner Rodriguez	M7	Unattached	8:05
34	Linda Mahony	W44	Groton Project TC	8:41
35	Carl Franck	M72	Unattached	8:56
36	Eli Bowman	M11	Unattached	9:04
37	Eileen Becker	W54	Unattached	9:31
38	Richard Torres	M32	Unattached	10:02

5000m

The 5000m looked like a two-person race until ex-Ithaca High runner Alexander Simpson broke away from eventual second-place finisher Joe Anderson. Simpson ended up running an impressive 15:46, a personal record, to Anderson’s 16:25. Sarah Woodyear took the win for the women in 19:30.

Place	Name	Age	Team	Time
1	Alexander Simpson	M22	Unattached	15:46
2	Joe Anderson	M35	Unattached	16:25
3	Jesse Saldana	M34	Unattached	17:06
4	Simon Evans	M16	Unattached	17:16
5	Carter Naginey	M17	Groton Project TC	17:27
6	Shaun Evans	M46	Unattached	17:57
7	Francisco Quintana	M26	Unattached	18:04
8	Eugene Gonzalez	M20	Unattached	18:18
9	Sarah Woodyear	W26	Unattached	19:30
10	Banyan Love	M18	Unattached	19:30
11	Columbia Warren	M47	Unattached	19:39
12	Colin O'Brien	M15	Groton Project TC	19:56
13	Keith Eggleston	M64	Groton Project TC	20:51
14	Karl Granroth	M51	Unattached	23:12
15	Bryan Gorges	M39	Groton Project TC	23:27
16	Trent Westhoff	M27	Unattached	23:46

4x200m RELAY

In the final running event of the day, 14 teams competed in the 4-by-200m relay, laying down some impressive times. The Kingston Tigers won in 1:35.9—the fastest relay time of FLRC’s 2024 meets—followed closely by the Baldwinsville Harriers in 1:37.4. But it was far from a two-team race, with the Groton Project A team coming across third just one second later in 1:38.4 and an ad hoc Trackapalooza team fourth in 1:38.9.

Place	Team	Anchor	Time
1	Kingston Tigers	Martinez	1:35.9
2	Baldwinsville Harriers TC	Zellar	1:37.4
3	Groton Project TC	Walker	1:38.4
4	Trackapalooza	Scott	1:38.9
5	Doom Squad	Hess	1:45.1
6	Kingston Tigers	Riquelme	1:45.7
7	Aquila	Schneider	1:52.1
8	Baldwinsville Harriers TC	Bauer	1:52.3
9	High Noon & Friends	Milano	1:52.7
10	Groton Project TC	S Weeks	2:10.1
11	Goon Squad	Johnston	2:12.5
12	Groton Project TC	Snyder	2:23.8
13	Unattached	Torres	2:30.4
14	Groton Project TC	T Weeks	2:46.7

LONG JUMP

The most popular of the field events was the long jump, with 42 athletes scoring. The jump of the day went to Logan Manor of the Kingston Tigers, who cleared 19-10.25, well beyond the second-place tied jumps of 19-02 from teammate Joey McDonald and the Groton Project’s Westin Walker. For the women, Kristen Johnson of the Groton Project jumped 15-05 to place first, followed by Lola Douglas at 12-11.

Place	Name	Age	Team	Time
1	Logan Manor	M16	Kingston Tigers	19-10.25
2	Westin Walker	M17	Groton Project TC	19-02
2	Joey McDonald	M17	Kingston Tigers	19-02
4	Ross Bush	M15	Groton Project TC	18-10.50
5	Tom Pinkowski	M19	Groton Project TC	18-08.50
6	Cooper Christman	M16	Baldwinsville Harriers TC	18-03.25
7	Brayden Johnson	M17	North Penn-Mansfield	18-01.75
8	Tristin Weeks	M16	Groton Project TC	17-04
8	Andres Martinez	M17	Unattached	17-04
10	Alix Aviles	M17	Unattached	16-10.50
11	Talen Harrington	M17	Unattached	16-09.25
12	Suansian Songput	M16	Groton Project TC	16-04
13	George Bauer	M16	Baldwinsville Harriers TC	15-06
14	Kevin Redfield	M23	Unattached	15-05.75
15	Kristen Johnston	W17	Groton Project TC	15-05
16	Paul Busby	M16	Unattached	14-11.50
17	Lola Douglas	W17	Unattached	12-11
18	Carolyn Cherwinksi	W15	North Penn-Mansfield	12-05.50
19	Maren Golden	W15	Unattached	12-04.75
20	Milo Moseley	M12	Unattached	12-04
21	Asher Moseley	M12	Unattached	11-10
22	Reagan Burnham	W14	Unattached	11-07.75
23	Alyssa Johnston	W14	Unattached	11-02.75
24	Alayna Mclaughlin-Kemp	W12	Groton Project TC	11-02.25
25	Lungawm Songput	W14	Groton Project TC	10-09.25
26	Richard Bishop	M10	Groton Project TC	10-08
27	Judah White	M10	Unattached	10-05.50
28	Rasa Warren	W10	Unattached	10-00
29	Layne Johnson	M7	Unattached	9-05.25
30	Karl Granroth	M51	Unattached	9-05
31	Lauren Belcher	W10	Groton Project TC	9-04.75
32	Madelyn Weeks	W13	Groton Project TC	8-09
33	Oliver Bishop	M8	Groton Project TC	8-06.50
34	Rose Johnson	W9	Unattached	8-05.50
35	Gunner Rodriguez	M7	Unattached	7-08.75
36	Steven Clark	M70	Unattached	7-08.50
37	Daniel White	M8	Unattached	7-03.75
38	Carmina Mahony Glann	W7	Groton Project TC	7-03
39	Anthony Weeks	M6	Groton Project TC	6-10
40	Gavin Cherwinksi	M11	North Penn-Mansfield	5-10.50
41	Axel Johnson	M4	Unattached	5-04
42	Leah Rodriguez	W2	Unattached	2-07

TRIPLE JUMP

The hop-skip-and-jump triple jump was limited to experienced jumpers, with Tom Pinkowski of the Groton Project clearing 39-08.75 for the win and Logan Manor of the Kingston Tigers placing second with a 37-11 jump. Kristen Johnson of the Groton Project claimed her third first-place finish for the day with a jump of 34-04.75, while Anneliese Hubbard jumped 30-00.25 for second.

Place	Name	Age	Team	Time
1	Tom Pinkowski	M19	Groton Project TC	39-08.75
2	Logan Manor	M16	Kingston Tigers	37-11
3	Joey McDonald	M17	Kingston Tigers	37-04
4	Ross Bush	M15	Groton Project TC	36-09
5	Westin Walker	M17	Groton Project TC	34-11
6	Kristen Johnston	W17	Groton Project TC	34-04.75
7	Suansian Songput	M16	Groton Project TC	34-01.50
8	Noah McHenry	M15	Unattached	32-08.25
9	Shawn Riquelme	M18	Unattached	32-02
10	Anneliese Hubbard	W17	Unattached	30-00.25
11	Alyssa Johnston	W14	Unattached	26-11
12	Lungawm Songput	W14	Groton Project TC	22-03

HIGH JUMP

Although the high jump didn’t attract as many athletes as it did indoors this year, Joey McDonald of the Kingston Tigers won it with an impressive 6-02 jump that tied the season’s top height and bested Hunter Heyden, who cleared 6-00. Lola Douglas jumped 4-06 to win for the women, beating Rose Johnson’s 3-04 jump.

Place	Name	Age	Team	Time
1	Joey McDonald	M17	Kingston Tigers	6-02
2	Hunter Heyden	M21	Unattached	6-00
3	Nathan Glidden	M18	Baldwinsville Harriers TC	5-10
3	Logan Manor	M16	Kingston Tigers	5-10
5	Alix Aviles	M17	Unattached	5-08
6	Brayden Johnson	M17	North Penn-Mansfield	5-06
6	Paul Busby	M16	Unattached	5-06
6	Rexton Kirkegaard	M14	Baldwinsville Harriers TC	5-06
9	Yuzo Uchigasaki	M20	Unattached	5-04
9	Talen Harrington	M17	Unattached	5-04
11	Lola Douglas	W17	Unattached	4-06
12	Noah Miller	M14	Unattached	4-04
13	Rose Johnson	W9	Unattached	3-04

POLE VAULT

In our inaugural pole vault competition, Dominic Mikula and Moss Dengler cleared 15-06 to tie for the win, a foot above second place Gabe Snyder, who vaulted 14-06. On the women’s side, Alyssa Kelleher made over 10-00 even to claim the win, with Evelyn Jackson in second in 9-06.

Place	Name	Age	Team	Time
1	Dominic Mikula	M24	Unattached	15-06
1	Moss Dengler	M18	Unattached	15-06
3	Gabe Snyder	M19	Unattached	14-06
4	Douglas Clark	M16	Baldwinsville Harriers TC	13-00
5	Maxwell Jennings	M15	Unattached	12-00
5	Ryan McCrone	M16	Unattached	12-00
5	Nathan Fromme	M16	Unattached	12-00
5	Zapoleon Moss	M15	Unattached	12-00
9	Alyssa Kelleher	W16	Unattached	10-00
10	Evelyn Jackson	W15	Unattached	9-06
11	Justin Redmond	M12	Unattached	9-00
11	Maren Golden	W15	Unattached	9-00
11	Reese Conway	W14	Unattached	9-00
14	Hudson Reichard	M13	Unattached	7-06
15	Lucas Cochran	M12	Unattached	7-00
16	Lucas Jennings	M13	Unattached	6-06
17	Leander Boreland	M57	Unattached	5-06
18	Kinsley Scheffler	W9	Unattached	5-00
19	Layne Johnson	M7	Unattached	3-06

SHOT PUT

In the shot put, the Groton Project’s David Shea improved on his second place in the discus, claiming the win by heaving the shot 40-08 to surpass Leander Boreland’s 35-05. Tuuli Overturf also avenged her second-place result discus with a winning shot put toss of 26-01, proving to be the only person of the day who could beat the Groton Project’s Kristen Johnson, who threw 25-09 for second.

Place	Name	Age	Team	Time
1	David Shea	M17	Groton Project TC	40-08
2	Leander Boreland	M57	Unattached	35-05
3	Eric McCord	M14	Unattached	34-02
4	Talen Harrington	M17	Unattached	28-06.50
5	Brody Williams	M17	Unattached	27-10
6	Noah Miller	M14	Unattached	26-10
7	Karl Granroth	M51	Unattached	26-03.50
8	Tuuli Overturf	W25	Unattached	26-01
9	Kristen Johnston	W17	Groton Project TC	25-09
10	Chloe Bishop	W13	Groton Project TC	22-01
11	Mason Vanetten	M10	Groton Project TC	16-01
12	Theodore Weeks	M8	Groton Project TC	15-03
13	Oliver Bishop	M8	Groton Project TC	12-06

DISCUS

In the discus throw, Brody Williams threw 124-09 for the win, with David Shea of the Groton Project second with a throw of 114-04. The women’s competition was a nail-biter, with Kaylee Kastenhuber throwing 85-10 for the win, with Tuuli Overturf just 2 inches behind in 85-08.

Place	Name	Age	Team	Time
1	Brody Williams	M17	Unattached	124-09
2	David Shea	M17	Groton Project TC	114-04
3	Leander Boreland	M57	Unattached	108-01
4	Eric McCord	M14	Unattached	88-03
5	Kaylee Kastenhuber	W15	Unattached	85-10
6	Tuuli Overturf	W25	Unattached	85-08
7	Lucas Vann	M14	Unattached	68-03
8	Noah Miller	M14	Unattached	59-02

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ABOUT

Enjoy outdoor track and field at its best in this extravaganza of running, jumping, and throwing. All ages and abilities are welcome—youth, adults, and elites. Running heats will be seeded by time. We’re excited to include the pole vault this year, which will be hosted by the Tompkins County Pole Vault Club. (Bring your own pole unless you’re already training with the TCPVC.)

Want to look as fast as you feel? Order a custom Trackapalooza racing singlet during registration for just $20 and pick it up at the meet. Quantities are limited, so register and order soon!

If you’ve never run track before, check out our First-Timers FAQs for Track Meets.

EVENTS

Based on last year’s entries, we’re estimating the following schedule, with heats running slow to fast, but the times will change to accommodate how many heats we have this year. Make sure to listen to announcements and check in with plenty of time.

5000m (1 heat, 9:00-9:30 am)
100m (11 heats, 9:30–9:50 am)
400m (7 heats, 9:50–10:20 am)
1600m (2 heats, 10:20–10:40 am)
200m (9 heats, 11:00–11:30 am)
800m (2 heats, 11:30–11:45 am)
4x200m relay (~2 heats, 10:40–11:00 am)
Long jump, high jump, triple jump (age 13+), pole vault (experienced athletes only), shot put, and discus take place throughout

Thanks to the SOAR Running Club, the Groton Project, and the Tompkins County Pole Vault Club for help with the field events!

WHERE

The meet takes place at the Lansing High School track, 76 Brickyard Road, Lansing, NY, 14882. Note that Brickyard Road is a right turn (when driving from Ithaca on 34B/Ridge Road) before you get to Lansing High School. There is ample free parking.

FLRC encourages runners to carpool to make the race more inclusive for those without cars, help fight climate change, and ease parking congestion—sign up to drive or ride.

WHEN

Bib pickup opens at 8:00 AM. All runners in the first event should have picked up their bibs by 8:45 AM. If you’re running only a late event, you may pick up your bib during the meet, but please check in at least 45 minutes before your heat.

The first event starts at 9:00 AM.

SIGNUP

Online registration is required and is open until Friday, July 19 at 5 PM (the night before the meet). There is no day-of-meet registration!

FEES

Fees for Trackapalooza are:

Non-FLRC member: $10 (save money if you join the club)
FLRC member: $5 (thanks for supporting running in the area)
Financial Aid: $0 (we don’t want anyone skipping the meet due to cost)
Team or Club: $2 per runner (this is for schools and clubs, not families))

NOTES

Registration for relays is available only at the meet; fill out and submit a relay registration card at the desk.
Please predict realistic finish times when registering so we can seed you in an appropriate heat.
Events take place in the order listed, with seeded heats running from slow to fast. A heat sheet showing of heats and times will be available.
Timing will be done with hand timing, the same system that FLRC’s timing team uses in other FLRC track meets.
Spikes are fine, and if you choose to wear spikes, pyramid spikes are recommended.
For remaining questions, or to register manually if you can’t use Webscorer for some reason, contact meet director Adam Engst and provide name, sex, age, events, and seed times.