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District 2 Track Photo Gallery

2 months ago

Photos from Tuesday’s opening day of the District 2 Track and Field Championships at Scranton Memorial Stadium.
Photos by Tim Drewes.

Lakeland’s Tommy Vinansky competes in the Class 2A 3200 relay.
Leadoff runner Ahmad Dabsheh has Lake-Lehman out in front in the 3200 relay with Holy Redeemer’s Grant Smith in pursuit. Holy Redeemer eventually finished second to earn a state berth. Lake-Lehman placed fourth. 

Montrose anchor runner Nick Harder finishes the 3200 relay where the Meteors placed fifth.
Gabe Pacyna crosses the finish line for Mid Valley as it successfully defended its Class 2A 3200-meter title. 
Dunmore’s Joe Cardillo and Max Hunt pass the baton in the Class 2A 3200 relay where the Bucks finished third.
North Pocono’s Nora Pencek receives the baton from Kaylee Horne during the Class 3A girls 3200 relay.
Riverside’s Kylie Lavelle earned a sixth-place medal in the Class 2A high jump in her first year of track competition.
Justice Shoats from Holy Redeemer center qualifies first in the Class 2A 100-meter dash with a time of 10.87 to go along with winning gold medals in the long jump and high jump Tuesday. London Montgomery from Scranton Prep (left) was the second-fastest qualifier and Holy Redeemer’s Zach Perta (right-center) also reached Wednesday’s final.
Valley View’s James Liparulo (left) and Connor Hilling run side-by-side during Class 3A 100-meter dash qualifying.
Wyoming Area’s Usamah Alansari qualified for the state meet in Shippensburg with a second-place finish in the Class 2A long jump.
James Liparulo from Valley View competes in 100-meter dash qualifying.
Mikhi Nelson from the Wilkes-Barre Area Wolfpack qualified fourth in the Class 3A 100-meter dash.
Madison Fleschut raced out to an early lead for Dallas, which went on to finish fourth in the Class 3A 3200-meter relay. 
Gigi Sabatini heads for the final lap with Abington Heights ahead on its way to a 3200-meter relay victory.

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