The Southwestern girls had two double-winners with Marlana Cresanti winning the 200 (26.09) and 400 meters (59.32), then Mikayla Johnson claimed the throwing titles with wins in shot put (49-9.75) and discus (125-10). The Trojans also won the 1,600 and 3,200 relays, while M’Kenzie Zavala took home the 100 hurdles (16.62) title.

Reece Addesa was a double-winner for Akron, claiming the 1,500 (5:04.29) and the 800 (2:29.33). Silver Creek/Forestville’s Molly Shaw picked up a win in the 400 hurdles (1:06.52) and Falconer/Cassadaga Valley’s Mary Lundmark won the pole vault (9-0).

The Southwestern boys were powered by wins from Ryan Ohl in the 400 (48.92), Leo Kavic in the shot put (50-2.50) and Tyler McIntyre in the discus (144-8). Ohl’s victory surpassed the state’s super standard, punching his ticket to the New York State Public High School Athletic Association Class C championships next month.

Tapestry bested the Trojans with a team total of 105 points and the driving force was quadruple-winner Yuset Bandomo Bosch claiming the 3,000 steeplechase (10:26.02), 1,600 (4:59.64), 800 (2:07.97) and the 3,200 (10:28.37).

OBSERVER Photo by Tim Frank Silver Creek/Forestville's Sam Bowers won the 200 meters at the Section VI Class C track and field championships on Friday at Randolph High School

Nathan Mays was a double-winner for Silver Creek/Forestville taking the 110 hurdles (15.81) and high jump (6-2), while Sam Bowers won the 200 (22.73) for the Black Knights. Tysen McCaa won a pair of events for Royalton-Hartland, taking the long jump (22-4) and triple jump (42-4).

Max Parmentier completed the Falconer/Cassadaga Valley sweep in the pole vault with a jump of 12-9.

GIRLS

TEAM SCORES

Southwestern 134.50, Akron 96, Silver Creek/Forestville 72, Falconer/Cassadaga Valley 47, Buffalo Academy of Arts 46, Tapestry 44.50, Royalton-Hartland 33, Newfane 22.50, Eden 20, JFK 18, Medina 17, Salamanca 6.50, Cleveland Hill 1

RESULTS

2,000m steeplechase: Eden Hillman (N), Julia Rohde (R-H), Mackenzi Swafford (SW). T–7:38.23

3,200m relay: Southwestern (Tryniti Card, Avery Johnson, Danielle Mincarelli, Lillian Weikel), Akron, Salamanca. T–10:28.26

100m hurdles: M’Kenzie Zavala (SW), Ava Murphy (BA), Molly Shaw (SC/F). T–16.62

100m: Jayda Jernigan (T), Chymerah Genovese (SC/F), Maj’ahniik Edwards (BA). T–12.67

1,500m: Reece Addesa (A), Kera Lukas (JFK), Leah Mays (SC/F). T–5:04.29

400m relay: Tapestry (Alaya Randle, Icis Worthy, Autumn Nelson, Jayda Jernigan), Buffalo Academy of Arts, Southwestern. T–50.35

400m: Marlana Cresanti (SW), Tryniti Card (SW), Aurora Owczarczak (M). T–59.32

400m hurdles: Molly Shaw (SC/F), M’Kenzie Zavala (SW), Brynn Helms (F/CV). T–1:06.52

800m: Reece Addesa (A), Giuliana Fodor (E), Leah Mays (SC/F). T–2:29.33

200m: Marlana Cresanti (SW), Ambria Thompson (BA), Chymerah Genovese (SC/F). T–26.09

3,000m: Julia Rohde (R-H), Lillian Weikel (SW), Marissa Bryant (R-H). T–11:43.32

1,600m relay: Southwestern (M’Kenzie Zavala, Katie Bishop, Tryniti Card, Marlana Cresanti), Silver Creek/Forestville, Tapestry. T–4:05.9

Shot put: Mikayla Johnson (SW), Ellyson Baglia (F/CV), Ingrid Gibson (SC/F). D–49-9.75

Discus: Mikayla Johnson (SW), Ingrid Gibson (SC/F), Juliet Genareo (SW). D–125-10

Long jump: Hannah Liss (A), DaSani Ublies (BA), Kylie McOmber (R-H). D–15-11.25

Triple jump: Aaliyah St. Louis (M), Skyler Norlander (F/CV), Payton Parker (T). D–33-8.50

High jump: Anna Bergman (A), Ayden Curtis (F/CV), Kylie Karmazyn (A). H–4-9

Pole vault: Mary Lundmark (F/CV), Anastasia Los (A), Cameron Case (SW). H–9-0

BOYS

TEAM SCORES

Tapestry 105, Southwestern 84, Silver Creek/Forestville 75, Salamanca 61, Eden 59, Falconer/Cassadaga Valley 35, Medina 35, Royalton-Hartland 31, Newfane 30.50, Cleveland Hill 27, Akron 14.50, Buffalo Academy of Arts 1

RESULTS

3,000m steeplechase: Yuset Bandomo Bosch (T), Sam Zittel (E), Taylor Hayes (S). T–10:26.02

3,200m relay: Salamanca (Payton Bigler, Aiden George, Taylor Hayes, Knox Johnson), Falconer/Cassadaga Valley, Southwestern. T–9:17.90

110m hurdles: Nathan Mays (SC/F), Bryson Ford (M), Elijah Qi (E). T–15.81

100m: Jayvon Funderburk (T), Cameron Taylor (CH), Xazavier Escobar (S). T–11.14

1,600m: Yuset Bandomo Bosch (T), Quinn O’Malley (A), Aiden George (S). T–4:59.64

400m relay: Tapestry (Jaden Baldon, Jaylin Coleman, Jeffery Thomas, Jayvon Funderburk), Newfane, Cleveland Hill. T–43.66

400m: Ryan Ohl (SW), Sam Bowers (SC/F), Nasir Spencer (N). T–48.92

400m hurdles: Elijah Qi (E), Bryson Ford (M), Christopher McOmber (R-H). T–58.88

800m: Yuset Bandomo Bosch (T), Knox Johnson (S), Landon Hooks (SW). T–2:07.97

200m: Sam Bowers (SC/F), Xazavier Escobar (S), Will Duliba (SC/F). T–22.73

3,200m: Yuset Bandomo Bosch (T), Sam Zittel (E), Taylor Clayton (E). T–10:28.37

1,600m relay: Silver Creek/Forestville (Malik Williams, Sam Bowers, Nathan Mays, Will Duliba), Tapestry, Southwestern. T–3:30.55

Shot put: Leo Kavic (SW), Tyler McIntyre (SW), Nathan Mays (SC/F). D–50-2.50

Discus: Tyler McIntyre (SW), David Dalton (T), Patrick Braley (F/CV). D–144-8

Long jump: Tysen McCaa (R-H), Jaylin Coleman (T), Xayvion Troutman (SW). D–22-4

Triple jump: Tysen McCaa (R-H), Derrick Triplette (T), Elijah Qi (E). D–42-4

High jump: Nathan Mays (SC/F), Jaiden Rainey (CH), Noah Brown (SW). H–6-2

Pole vault: Max Parmentier (F/CV), Easton Chudy (S), Josiah Hartman (SW). H–12-9

CLASS B

EAST AURORA — Nathan Keefe turned in the top individual performances among area athletes at the Section VI Class B Track & Field Championship on Friday.

The Fredonia senior placed second in the 110-meter hurdles (15.63) and third in the 400-meter hurdles (1:00.26) to help the Hillbillies to eighth place in the 14-team field with 28 points.

Solomon McKnatt turned in a third-place effort in the 3,000-meter steeplechase (1:00.26) to round out the top performances for the Fredonia boys.

Meanwhile, the Chautauqua Lake boys, who finished in 10th place with 16 points, received a third-place finish by Michael Horvath in the triple jump (43-2.5); a fifth-place finish by the 1,600-meter relay team of Travis Horvath, Noah Tuah, Paxton Liddell and Wyatt Stroth (3:34.43); and sixth-place efforts by Lucas Horvath and Tuah in the 800 meters (2:08.63) and the 400 meters (54.47) respectively.

East Aurora was the team winner for the boys with 127 points, followed by Health Science with 81.

The Fredonia girls’ 1,600-meter relay and the Hillbillies’ Alessandra Bugaj had the top finishes among area athletes.

Mariella Russo, Aria Russo, Isabella Czekansi and Charis LaBarr placed second in the relay (4:18.54), while Bugaj was second in the triple jump (34-7.5).

Placing third for Fredonia were LaBarr in the 400 meters (1:00.74), Mariella Russo in the high jump (4-8), Jordan Morris in the shot (28-5.75) and Czekanski in the 2,000-meter steeplechase (8:29.20). Fourth-place finishes were recorded by Mariella Russo in the 400-meter hurdles (1:13.08), while Elizabeth Saunders was fifth in the high jump (4-6) and the team of Estella Tonelli, Madelyn Krakowiak, Mihiro Sahara and Aria Russo were fifth in the 3,200-meter relay.

For the Chautauqua Lake girls, Meredith Lendt was third in the 1,500 meters (5:17.31) and in the 3,000 meters (11:21.44); the 400-meter relay of Olivia Aman, Addison Chess, Lily Otto and Kadence Phillips was fourth (53.0); and Liiberty Marring was fifth in the discus (76-7).

The Fredonia girls finished in fifth place in the 12-team field with 46.5 points, while the Eagles placed eighth with 19 points. Springville was first with 146 points, followed by East Aurora with 106.

CLASS A

DUNKIRK — The Dunkirk girls had a strong showing on their home turf in the Section VI Class A track and field championships on Saturday, taking fifth place with several top three finishes.

Dunkirk senior Hanan Mohamad Narvaez had the best finish for the Marauders taking second in the 2,000-meter steeplechase with a time of 8:06.24.

Freshman Chianti Lopez added a pair of third-place finishes for the Marauders in the 100 (12.67) and the 200 (26.25). Junior Khloe Munson took seventh in the 100 (13.22), while eighth-grader Jordan Thomas Smith matched that placement for the boys with a time of 11.56.

Ryder Yerico added another seventh place for the boys in the 200 (23.40).

Several Marauders turned in great performances in the field events including Malik McCall taking third in high jump (5-10), Liam McQuiggan fourth in triple jump (39-8), Leona Crane claimed fourth in pole vault (8-9) and Jazmin Bultron took fifth (8-3) and Aidri Vega finished fifth in the shot put (27-1.50).

Dunkirk also scored team points in three relays, the group of Andrea Lugo Rosario, Danielle Felt, Lopez and Crane placed fourth in the 1,600 relay (4:32.25). Then Dunkirk took fifth in both the boys 400 relay (45.53) with Liam McQuiggan, Yerico, Isiah Durling, Jordan Thomas Smith and the 1,600 relay (3:38.89) with Zain Thomas, Durling, Anniel Medina Vega and Yerico.

The Iroquois girls ran away with the team title at 171 points, while the Iroquois boys shared first with Amherst at 115 points.