Varsity Track & Field: Cincinnatus vs. Weedsport, Faith Heritage & DeRuyter (Highlights & Photos)

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Cincinnatus Track & Field. (Photo provided by Timothy A. Bennett, Owner & Publisher of The Cortland Voice).

The Cincinnatus Lions competed in a meet at DeRuyter high school against Weedsport, Faith Heritage & DeRuyter Monday afternoon.

Here are some highlights from Monday’s meet of both Cincinnatus boys’ and girls’ teams (all highlights were provided by Cincinnatus track & field coach Mark Morrell): 

Cincinnatus Boys

  • Colton Maroney ran in the 100 meter dash, and recorded a personal record time of 12.7
  • Elijah Cree recorded a personal record time of 5:30.3 in the 1,600 meter run. He also ran a time of 2:27.5 in the 800 meter run
  • Eli Fuller ran in the 3,200 meter run, and recorded a time of 12:36.5
  • Cincinnatus’ 4x100 relay team (Calib Baker, Steven Hoeppner, Dominick Landers & Colton Maroney) tied the Cincinnatus school record with an overall time of  48.7
  • Trevor Shevalier ran a time of 54.9 in the 400 meter run. His time was a personal best, and was only 0.3 seconds away from tying the Cincinnatus school record. He had a personal best jump in both the long jump event (Result - 18’75”) and the triple jump event (Result - 37’4.5”)
  • Dominick Landers threw an 86’6” in the discus throw event. He also recorded a time of 25.1 in the 200 meter run. 
  • Calib Baker ran the 100 meter dash, and recorded a time of 12.3. He also competed in the high jump event (Result - 5’4”)

Cincinnatus Girls

  • Shailynn Davis ran a personal record time of 21.0 in the 100 meter high hurdles
  • Madelyn Pittsley ran a personal record time of 29.3 in the 200 meter run. She also ran in the 100 meter dash, and recorded a time of 14.0. Pittsley also competed in the long jump (Result - 15’0”)
  • Taylor White recorded a personal record time in both the 100 meter dash (Time - 15.4) and the 400 meter run (Time - 1:26.5)
  • Cincinnatus’ 4x100 relay team (Brooke Finn, Shailynn Davis, Sidney Glover & Madelyn Pittsley) ran a personal best overall time of 58.1
  • Brooke Finn recorded a personal record time of 1:17.9 in the 400 meter run. 
  • Sidney Glover threw for 26’0” in the shot put event, qualifying her for sectionals. 
  • Justice Crane threw a 26’5” in the shot put event and a 77’6” in the discus throw event.  

(Note: Official results of the meet are yet to be made available. We will update this article once official results are made available).

According to Cincinnatus freshman Madelyn Pittsley, she broke the Cincinnatus school record in the 100 meter dash this season. 

Madelyn Pittsley.

“Last year, I had pretty good times, but they weren’t good enough,” said Pittsley. “With a lot of training, I got better and finally broke the record this year.” 

According to Cincinnatus senior Calib Baker, the season has been “really good.” 

Calib Baker.

When asked about his progress throughout the years, Baker said, “just about every aspect of my physique and everything else has increased dramatically.”

Cincinnatus senior Elijah Cree, who is also having a great season, reflected on his years on the team saying that “It has been a really fun experience. I get to workout with my friends all the time and push each other. I love it. We all get to get better together.”  

Elijah Cree.

When asked about Madelyn Pittsley, Calib Baker, and Elijah Cree; Cincinnatus coach Morrell said, “I’m pumped for Calib Baker’s future running, but I am also so grateful we had the chance for him to join our team. He also discovered the high jump, and is killing it in that event as well this year. Elijah Cree is a pack of all trades. You can put him in anything. Madelyn Pittsley is also a phenomenal sprinter, and I am really looking forward to the next three years with her.”

Here are some photos from the meet (photos provided by Timothy A. Bennett, Owner & Publisher of The Cortland Voice):

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