Meyers boys and girls teams represented their school very well in a losing effort against Hanover. Girls lose a close one, 78-68 and the boys lose 88-61. Both scores are tremendous improvements in the last time the Hawkeyes came to town (46-110 girls 47-102 boys).
Girls had a shot to win it at the end due to 9 clutch first place finishes (Ward 3, Quinones 2, Lewis 1, Wolsieffer 1, Mahalak 1, McGrane 1) but Hanover proved to be a strong opponent.
Boys endured a few mental mistakes and 11 first place Hanover finishes to keep the meet close. Personal best times were run by Proctor (100), M. Snyder (mile) and Sharksnas (400).
The Mohawks travel to Lake Lehman on April 13 to try to get a notch in the win column.
Steadfast forever,
Coach T
Thursday, April 8, 2010
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Bracketology
Join the Madness that only March can provide! Here's the Link and Password for the league.
http://hlinc.mayhem.cbssports.com/e
Group Password:bracketbuster
Good Luck!
http://hlinc.mayhem.cbssports.com/e
Group Password:bracketbuster
Good Luck!
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Track Warm-Ups
The team will be purchasing track outfits this year at a cost of $42. This cost includes warmup pants and jacket.
In order to
Sunday, January 31, 2010
Monday, May 4, 2009
Wilkes-Barre Invitational
The Jim Crossin Invitational (formerly known as the Wilkes-Barre Invitational) took place at Wilkes-Barre Memorial Stadium on Saturday May 2.
Ashlee Ward was the lone Mohawk winner in Saturday's events while Mikhail McCalla captured third place in the long jump. Ashlee's throw of 122' broke a record that has stood for 5 years, held by Rose Morgans.
For most of the athletes, this was a very new experience. Only 2 of the fourteen athletes who competed had any experience in a meet of this magnitude. Six freshman gallantly competed against competitors that had 5x as much meet experience. Although none of them placed, the experience gained will help them in their careers.
Team, the season is almost over. Let's keep pushing ahead and finish strong.
Steadfast forever, Meyers High. ~Coach T
Ashlee Ward was the lone Mohawk winner in Saturday's events while Mikhail McCalla captured third place in the long jump. Ashlee's throw of 122' broke a record that has stood for 5 years, held by Rose Morgans.
For most of the athletes, this was a very new experience. Only 2 of the fourteen athletes who competed had any experience in a meet of this magnitude. Six freshman gallantly competed against competitors that had 5x as much meet experience. Although none of them placed, the experience gained will help them in their careers.
Team, the season is almost over. Let's keep pushing ahead and finish strong.
Steadfast forever, Meyers High. ~Coach T
