Brandywine sweeps Buchanan

Published 10:05 pm Monday, May 6, 2013

Brandywine’s Nathan Anders was first in the 300 hurdles and second in the 110 hurdles Monday. (Leader photo/AMELIO RODRIGUEZ)

Brandywine’s Nathan Anders was first in the 300 hurdles and second in the 110 hurdles Monday. (Leader photo/AMELIO RODRIGUEZ)

BUCHANAN — The third-ranked (Division III) Brandywine boys track team won the Lakeland Conference regular season title with its 103-34 win on Monday over Buchanan. The Bobcats can win the league’s outright title with a first place showing in two weeks at the Lakeland Conference meet.

Brandywine also won the girls meet over Buchanan, edging the Bucks, 58-53.

“It’s great for the girls,” said Brandywine track coach Terry Borr. “The girls were really looking to beat somebody and they were finally able to do it. We moved some girls around and they stepped up and ran well. For the guys, it puts us undefeated for the year in duals and we’ve won three invitationals. But the guys know two weeks from now we get the chance to accomplish our goal. We’re working hard to win a regional championship.”

Leading the boys were triple winners Andrew Duckett (800 relay-1:35.71, 110 hurdles-16.31, 1,600 relay-3:45.14), Mike Shelton (800 relay, 1,600 relay, 400-52.59), Courtlan Gordon (800 relay, 100-12.13, 200-23.25) and Michael Robbins (800-2:12.45, 1,600-4:57.63, 3,200-11:23.35).

“Business as usual for the boys,” Borr said. “In fact, it was a day to get in shape. We’re working to get in better shape. We’re shooting for two weeks from now.”

Evan Hartman led the Bobcats in the field events with first place showings in the discus (165-5) and shot put (45-2). Hartman is the defending state champion in the discus.

“Hartman has got a goal to be a state champion again,” Borr said. “He knows there’s a kid out there (in the discus) that’s throwing 180 in Division III so everyday Evan is going to put his time in and really work hard. He’s really a technician at the discus.”

Karli Covyeou captured the discus for the Bobcats against Buchanan. (Leader photo/AMELIO RODRIGUEZ)

Karli Covyeou captured the discus for the Bobcats against Buchanan. (Leader photo/AMELIO RODRIGUEZ)

The Brandywine girls were led by triple winners Emily Pedzinski (1,600 relay-6:32.82, 1,600-7:15.38, high jump-4-0) and Emilie Bush (100 hurdles-21.60, 800 relay-2:31.09, 1,600 relay).

“It was really a team effort,” Borr said about the girls team. “If I had five more girls we probably could go undefeated in the conference. It’s just a matter of getting girls out for track. There’s three other strong (spring) sports that are doing well that I really respect. It’s hard to spread girls around in a small school.”

The top performer on Monday was Buchanan’s Brianna Dinneen in the girls meet. Dinneen was a four-time winner, placing first in the long jump (14-8), 100 (11.33), 400 (1:02.01) and 200 (25.73).

 

Boys results

Brandywine…103

Buchanan…34

Boys high jump: 1. Zach Schmidt (BR) 5-4, 2. Dustin Gray (BU) 5-4, 3. Austin Knapp (BR) 5-0; long jump: 1. Nathan Anders (BR) 18-7, 2. Tim Lindamood (BU) 17-7, 3. Spencer Thompson (BU) 16-11; 3,200 relay: 1. Brandywine (Tyler Danner, Colin Mattiford, Michael Robbins, Alex Ulrickson) 8:53.72; 100: 1. Courtlan Gordon (BR) 12.13, 2. Elijah Lewis (BU) 14.75, 3. Kane Greer (BR) 15.33; 110 hurdles: 1. Andrew Duckett (BR) 16.31, 2. Nathan Anders (BR) 16.87, 3. Brenten Schau (BW) 17.62; shot put: 1. Evan Hartman (BR) 45-2, 2. Trevor Jones (BR) 40-3, 3. Solomon Remmo (BU) 39-10; discus: 1. Evan Hartman (BR) 165-5, 2. Solomon Remmo (BU) 133-6, 3. Marty Ward (BR) 95-7; 1,600: 1. Michael Robbins (BR) 4:57.63, 2. Tyler Danner (BR) 5:01.92, 3. Collin Mattiford (BR) 5:14.01; 800 relay: 1. Brandywine (Matt Kline, Andrew Duckett, Mike Shelton, Courtlan Gordon) 1:35.71; 400: 1. Mike Shelton (BR) 52.59, 2. Jermaine Cox (BU) 55.51, Caleb Horst (BR) 1:00.64; 400 relay: 1. Buchanan (Spencer Thompson, Alex Martinez, Tim Lindamood, Brandon Jerue) 47.99; 300 hurdles: 1. Nathan Anders (BR) 43.80, 2. Andrew Duckett (BR) 44.99, 3. Brenten Schau (BR) 45.50; 800: 1. Michael Robbins (BR) 2:12.45, 2. Alex Ulrickson (BR) 2:19.79, 3. Tyler Danner (BR) 2:21.76; pole vault: 1. Dylan Williamson (BU) 10-6, 2. Jack Ruggless (BU) 9-0, 3. Mike Lewark (BR) 8-6; 200: 1. Courtlan Gordon (BR) 23.25, 2. Jermaine Cox (BU) 24.93, 3. Elijah Lewis (BU) 25.52; 3,200: 1. Mike Robbins (BR) 11:23.35, 2. Tyler Danner (BR) 11:30.34, 3. James Harrell (BR) 11:50.96, 1,600 relay: 1. Brandywine (Matt Kline, Alex Ulrickson, Andrew Duckett, Mike Shelton) 3:45.14

 

Girls results

Brandywine…58

Buchanan…53

Discus: 1. Karli Covyeou (BR) 70-5, 2. Brianna Dinneen (BU) 66-6, 3. Tara Flanagan (BU) 59-8; long jump: 1. Brianna Dinneen (BU) 14-8, 2. Aubrey Hartz (BU) 12-7; high jump: 1. Emily Pedzinski (BR) 4-0; 100: 1. Brianna Dinneen (BU) 11.33, 2. Kaitlyn Ward (BR) 12.67, 3. Ciara Markin (BR) 12.67; 400: 1. Brianna Dinneen (BU) 1:02.01, 2. Emily Ingle (BR) 1:36; 400 relay: 1. Buchanan (Aubrey Hartz, Gabi Borst, Kaitlyn Ward, Drayvn Patterson) 1:00.41; 1,600: 1. Emily Pedzinski (BR) 7:15.38, 2. Allison Zacharski (BR) 8:03.74; shot put: 1. Morgan Scmidkuntz (BU) 22-8, 2. Karli Covyeou (BR) 22-2, 3. Morgan Cabanaw (BU) 19-5; 800 relay: 1. Brandywine (Emilie Bush, Brianna Gleason, Emily Ingle, Ciara Markin) 2:31.09; 300 hurdles: 1. Brianna Gleason (BR) 1:03.76, 2. Emily Pedzinski (BR) 1:09.02; 100 hurdles: 1. Emilie Bush (BR) 21.60; 800: 1. Kristen Clark (BU) 2:55.34, 2. Aubrey Hartz (BU) 3:06.81, 3. Allison Zacharski (BR) 3:42.95; 200: 1. Brianna Dinneen (BU) 25.73, 2. Aubrey Hartz (BU) 30.71, 3. Kaitlyn Ward (BU) 32.01; 3,200: 1. Allison Zacharski (BR) 16.23;  1,600 relay: 1. Brandywine (Emilie Bush, Ciara Markin, Emily Pedzinski, Allison Zacharski) 6:32.82