Section V Spirit and Pride
RWTL Coaches' Meeting: Tues, Mar 31 - 7pm - Penfield HS
room TBA
Recent Section V Records!
800m- Asia Henry (Wilson)- 2:15.29 (Nationals)
600m - Asia Henry (Wilson) - 1:33.89 (State Meet)
Shot Put - Antoinette Johnson - 40' 2" (State Meet)
1600m Relay: 3:22.78 - Edison Tech (Nationals)
5k - Greg Redfield - Penfield - 15:19 (Nationals)
Other records to be checked/updated.
Many other Fine National Performances:
Nike National and National Scholastic
NYS Info Results - Boys Girls
Congrats to our Sectional Boys & Girls teams on their many fine performances.
State Qualifier Meet: Results Link
Luciano Photographic -
(use Track09 for Event Code)
MVP Athletes for 2009 from Section V Championships |
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GIRLS |
MVP TRACK |
MVP FIELD |
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Class A |
Jamiee McClary | 12 | Mercy | Claire Dishong | 12 | Brockport |
Class B |
Sharisse Gaskin | 12 | East | Olivia Guy | 12 | Aquinas |
Class C |
Angela Jarvela | 11 | Batavia | Brooklynn Ventura | 12 | Waterloo |
Class D |
Liz Schinski | 11 | Geneseo | Alexis Smith | 12 | Lyons |
BOYS |
MVP TRACK |
MVP FIELD |
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Class A |
Jonathan Santana | 12 | Edison | Matt Sutherland | 11 | Penfield |
Class B |
Michael Tripp | 11 | McQuaid | Jerry Ntumba | 12 | Gr. Olympia |
Class C |
Brian Dinan | 11 | Geneva | Greg Kryman | 12 | Batavia |
Class D |
Jake Krautwurst | 12 | LeRoy | Tim McGreevy | 12 | Alexander |
| CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL ! | ||||||
SECTIONAL RESULTS (Indiv Class results on RWTL Results link)
Class ACD Champ at Hobart - Full Results Class B Champ at UR - Results some pics below. |
 Asia Henry - 600 |
Latest Pole Vault Message from NFHS
Read Message from NFHS Rules Interpreters.
NFHS Pole Vault Ruling: "Homemade marks (marks not directly placed by the manufacturer per today's specs) on poles are not acceptable. (this includes pre-1995 poles)". The intent of the NFHS is to no longer allow poles unless marked by the manufacturer per today's specs. It would be possible for the manufacturer to re-mark the poles to match the current rules if they were returned. Therefore, improperly marked poles must be sent back to the manufacturer for re-rating and stamping. This is the only way that it can be assured that there has been no tampering and that the pole actually fits the inscribed rating. This protects the coach and the athlete, as well as the manufacturer.
