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The Senior of Delaware Valley, Liliana Coe, obtained a first place in the triple jump in the Ban Last Chance Invitational on Saturday to lead the performances of the athletes of the Lackwanna Track Conference that compete this interior season.

COE jumped 35 feet, 5 inches to land in front of Lydia Delite of the Moon area, who finished second in 34-10 at Bucknell University. The distance was a better personal brand for COE, whose previous distance was 34-10.25, which made this inner season twice. It has a better distance of 36-9 since the last season outdoors in the Athletics Championship of District 2 Class 3a.

The State Track and Field Trainers Championship Championship of Pennsilvania is Sunday at the University of Penn State. The qualification lists will be announced this week.

COE also ended third in pole jump and cleared 11-0. The last year student of Western Wayne, Katie Skirpan, finished second with a height of 11-6. The Senior of Bermudian Springs, Lilyana Carlson, won with a mark of 13-10.

His height in pole jumping was the second best of his season. She cleared 11-3.5 in the Flying Circus Indoor championship.

Both are classified among the best 20 in the state this season and are classifying for the state meeting. Skirpan is tied in 13th with its best 11-6 season. COE is 19 according to the classifications in Pa.Mileplit.com.

Aiden Welnpaupack Janowicz finished second in a mile with a time of 4: 37.43. Hughesville Senior Shea McCusker won in 4: 20.94.

Western Wayne Junior Robert Carrelle finished third in the 60 obstacles at 9.14. Senior Senior Carlos Stuter won at 8.66. Carrelle also ended sixth in the pole jump (13-0) and is a state qualifier with his best 14-0 season, and his teammate Anthony Yannone was eighth (10-6).

Holy Cross Junior Kevin Vincent finished fourth in the triple jump with a 40-11 mark. New Oxford Junior Brayden Billman won with a distance of 43-5.

Lorenzo Christian de Montrose finished eighth in the 3,000 with a time of 10: 07.98.

The Junior of Delaware Valley, Frannie Russo, ended eighth in 400 in 1: 05.62.

The second year student of Wallenpaupack, June Brown, also had an eighth place in 800 with a time of 2: 38.70.

In addition, the last year student of Valley View, Tom Fiorelli, is a state qualifier with his best distance of the 53-2 season at the bullet launch at the beginning of this winter. The Junior of Abington Heights, Anna Pucilowski, is a qualifier for 1,600 (5: 04.74), and the teammate Tomara Seid is a state rating in the triple jump (36-7.75).

WVC

The Junior of the Wilkes-Barre area, Timothy Leonard, finished second in the 60s with a time of 6.92. Teammate Kevon Creech was fourth in 6.96 and is a qualifier for the state meeting. Gabriel Scott of the Dauphin downtown won in 6.81.

Leonard is classified in a draw for ninth place in the state ranking.

Creech added a second in 200 in 22.52 and is a qualifier for the state meeting, and Leonard was fifth in 23.22. Scott won at 22.31.

The Junior of the Wilkes-Barre area, Jazaiah McCoy, finished fifth in the 400 in 53.49. Benny Delbaugh de Shamokin won at 50.59.

Wilkes-Barre Junior Da’von Underwood finished second in the length (22-1.25) and is a qualifier for the state meeting. The Senior of Emaus, Konstantinos Panagopoulos, won with a jump of 22-11.

The second year student of Wilkes-Barre, Leah Pryor, ended eighth in the triple jump (30-10).

Nicco Diana de Lake-Lehman was third in 800 (2: 10.88), and teammate Stephen Martin was fourth (2: 10.92). McCusker won in 2: 00.18.

Other WVC athletes that have been classified for the state meeting depending on the performances are Madison Hedglin de Dallas at 3,200 (10: 54.75) and his teammate Julia Natitus in 400 (58.83) and the 60s Hurdles (9.18).