Wyoming Area boys hold off Holy Redeemer

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WEST PITTSTON – Wyoming Area won the final three events of the boys track and field meet against Holy Redeemer to earn a 84.5-65.5 win at home.

Ahmad Bouie (110 hurdles, 300 hurdles) and Cody Schmitz (long jump, high jump) were each two-time winners for the Warriors.

David Gawlas (100 dash, 200 dash) won twice for the Royals.

Hanover Area 100, Meyers 38

Hanover Area’s depth was too much for Meyers as the Hawkeyes won 14 events, sweeping three of them, in a win at home.

Carl Daubert (400 run, 300 hurdles, 1600 relay) was a three-time winner for the Hawkeyes, while Tony Dennis and Martin Steve finished 1-2 in the shot put and then flip-flopped to take first and second in the discus.

Joe Arnone won the 100 and 200 for the Mohawks.

Lake-Lehman 113, Nanticoke 28

Lake-Lehman buried Nanticoke with 16 first-place finishes to earn a win at home.

Jacob Bevan (1600, 800, 1600 relay, high jump) was a four-time winner for the Black Knights while Zach VanLoon (3200 relay, 400, 1600 relay) contributed to three wins.

Hazleton Area 112.5, Berwick 37.5

In a meet held Tuesday Hazleton Area defeated Berwick winning 14 of the 18 events.

Redeemer 112, Wyo. Area 38

The Royals swept seven events and won a total of 14 in a win on the road over Wyoming Area.

Julia Wignot (triple jump, long jump, high jump) was a three-time winner for Holy Redeemer while Fallyn Boich won the shot put and javelin.

Emily Shemanski won the 110 and 300 hurdles for Wyoming Area.

Hanover Area 102, Meyers 47

Hanover Area won 13 events over the course of a big win over Meyers at home.

Olivia Jendrezjewski (high, long, triple jumps) was a three-time winner for the Hawkeyes while Amy Viti (3200 relay, 1600 relay, 400) also won three times.

Tess Sauer won the 100 and 200 for the Mohawks.

Lake-Lehman 112, Nanticoke 27

Nanticoke managed only one first-place finish in a loss on the road to Lake-Lehman.

Brittany Faux (110 hurdles, 300 hurdles, high jump) and Amanda Mathers (triple jump, 100, long jump) were both three-time winners for the Black Knights.

Connie Medura won the pole vault for the Trojans.

Hazleton Area 130, Berwick 20

In a meet held Tuesday, Hazleton Area swept the first nine events en route to a defeat of Berwick.