There will be a meeting for all athletes wishing to compete on the Girls Winter Track and Field Team on:

Tuesday, October 21

2:30 - 3:30 pm

High School LGI

Any athlete unable to attend the meeting should plan to pick up the necessary forms and sign up in the Athletic Office between October 21 - November 10

There will be a meeting for all athletes planning to compete on the 2014-2015 Girls Winter/Indoor Track and Field Team on Tuesday, October 21 from 2:30 pm - 3:30 pm in the LGI.  Any interested athletes who can not attend the meeting are asked to sign-up and pick up the necessary forms in the Athletic Office after October 21.

There will be a meeting for all parents with daughters on the Girls Winter Track and Field Team on Tuesday, November 18 from 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm in the Faculty Dining Room at the High School.

The Girls Track and Field team will be having a fundraiser at Brother Paul's on Thursday, November 20th throughout the day and evening. Please come out and support the girls program while enjoying a great meal and atmosphere.

The Girls Winter Track and Field Team opened up their season at Lehigh University on Friday night with 4 athletes qualifying for the Meet of Champions and 7 top 10 finishes in a meet which featured over 70 schools from throughout the Delaware Valley.

Kelly Groth ran the 2nd fastest time in school history and placed 2nd overall in the 60M dash with a time of 8.13 seconds.  Nicolette Serratore continued to shine in her signature event, placing 2nd in the triple jump with a leap of 35' 9". Aghina Marshall opened up her season just 2" behind the leader, placing 3rd in the Long Jump with a mark of 16' 10".  Sarah Burry rounded out the qualifiers for the end of the season Meet of Champions, placing 6th in the Pole Vault with a clearance of 8' 6". Other athletes also coming in the top 10 included Serratore in the 60M Hurdles in 7th (9.61 seconds), Rainah Dunham placing 8th in the 200M (27.84 seconds) and Jenny Martin in the 60M Hurdles placing 10th (9.78 seconds).

The girls have 3 meets this week, starting with Wednesday at Ursinus in the annual Hill School Invitational.

The Girls Track and Field team traveled to the New York City Armory this past weekend and came home with several outstanding performances and some hardware in a meet that featured over 200 schools from throughout the East Coast.

The sophomore Sprint Medley quartet of Angela Ramsden, Ashley Newman, Gianna Fazio and Rainah Dunham pulled off a stunning victory in the event with a time of 4:26.38, the second fastest in school history. Rainah Dunham and Gianna Fazio were a part of another relay, the 4x200 with Kelly Groth and Carly Foster, who placed 7th overall with a potentially State Qualifying performance of 1:48.47. 

Individually, the girls also faired very well.  Aghina Marshall had an outstanding meet, finishing in the top ten in both the Long Jump (17' 2" - 8th) and the Triple Jump (36' 1.5" - 9th).  Both performances could land her at the State Championships in March. Nicolette Serratore also had 2 performance that could see her competing at Penn State in March as she went 36' .25" in the Triple Jump (10th) and 8.92 seconds in the 55M Hurdles (18th).  Jenny Martin improved her chances of competing at States with a 8.82 second mark in the 55M Hurdles (16th).

The girls are off from competition until January 2 when they travel to Lehigh University.

The girls track and field team is off to a very strong start as the calendar turned to 2015.  Senior captain Nicolette Serratore has led the charge, winning the 55M Hurdles at Haverford University on Friday night and coming back to win the triple jump at Ursinus on Sunday. She also set a PR and potentially a State Qualifying performance on Sunday in the 55M Hurdles. In the same race, Jenny Martin has a potentially State Qualifying performance. The meet at Ursinus featured teams from PA, NJ and Delaware.  The girls totaled 16 top 10 performances in the meet, which included a 2nd place mark by Fallon Brown in the High Jump.

Also in the meet on Friday at Haverford, the Girls qualified their 2nd relay for the Meet of Champions and another individual athlete. Freshman Amy Domenick ran a PR in the 200M to finish 6th and qualify for the MOC.  The 4x400 relay of Jess Holub, Lauren Prusacki, Rainah Dunham and Angela Ramsden had their best performance of the season, also placing 6th and punching their ticket to the MOC.

The Lady Warriors continue their season on Friday at Lehigh University before going to 2 meets (Albright and Penn State) the following week.

Senior Jenny Martin was off to a slow start this season, but she changed her season around in a hurry on Friday night at Lehigh University. Competing against 70 schools throughout the Delaware Valley, Martin dominated the 60M hurdles, winning in a time of 9.59 seconds and placed 3rd in the long jump with a leap of 16' 8.5".  Martin wasn't the only athlete to take home a medal on the evening.  Junior Sarah Burry placed 3rd in the pole vault with a clearance of 9' 0" and senior Aghina Marshall placed 6th in the triple jump with a mark of 34' .5".

The Lady Warriors actually had a total of 8 top 10 finishes on the night:  Jess Holub in the 400M (8th), Kelly Groth in the 200M (9th), Nikki Rimlinger in the 60M Hurdles (10th) and the 4x400 relay of Daria Lucchesi, Laura Prusacki, Amy Domenick and Gianna Fazio (10th).      

The girls will travel to Penn State University this weekend for the annual Kevin Dare Invitational.

The Girls Track and Field team competed at the annual Kevin Dare Invitational at Penn State University on Saturday and returned home with 7 State Qualifying Standards and 12 performances in the top 10 at the meet. 

Several seniors led the way for the Lady Warriors, but this meet also showed the depth of the team, which has been their strength for so many years. Nicolette Serratore hit the State Standard in the triple jump (placing 5th at 35' 8.75") and the 60M Hurdles (placing 9th at 9.40 sec).  She also placed 5th in the Shot Put with a personal best of 33' 1".  Aghina Marshall hit the State Standard in both the Long Jump (placing 7th at 17' 6.5") and the Triple Jump (placing 7th at 35' 4.5").  Jenny Martin also hit the standard in the 60M Hurdles, placing 5th at 9.36 sec. Both the 4x200 and 4x400 relays qualified for the State Championships with outstanding team performances.  Jess Holub led of the 4x400 relay, followed by Rainah Dunham, Lauren Prusacki and Angela Ramsden, which finished 8th with a time of 4:07.85, currently 12th fastest in PA.  The 4x200 Relay of Kelly Groth, Amy Domenick, Gianna Fazio and Dunham, bettered their standing in the state, finishing 10th with a time of 1:46.79.  Groth also finished 9th in the 60M dash with a time of 8.11 seconds.  Other top 10 finishers included freshman Fallon Brown in the High Jump (7th at 5' 0"), Sarah Burry in the Pole Vault (8th at 8' 6") and the 4x800 Relay of Danielle Duda, Brianna Landis, Julie Byrne and Karly Kaminsky (finishing 10th at 10:55.80).

The girls return to competition on Friday at Lehigh University.

The Girls Track and Field team traveled to Lehigh on Friday night and continued their impressive season.  The Lady Warriors took home 3 medals and had 8 top 10 performances in a meet that featured over 70 teams from throughout the Delaware Valley.

The top performance of the evening was the 4x200 relay of Lauren Prusacki, Tianna Crippen, Kelly Groth and Angela Ramsden, who finished 3rd overall. Senior Nicolette Serratore had another strong meet, finishing 4th in the triple jump and 8th in the 60M Hurdles. Junior Sarah Burry matched her season's best in the Pole Vault, finishing 4th overall in her event.  Freshman Amy Domenick continued to impress, finishing 7th in the 60M Dash.  Fellow freshman Fallon Brown came away with a 10th place finish in the High Jump.  Senior Jess Holub finished 9th in the 400M.  Junior Danielle Duda has had an incredible streak in the open 800M. For the 5th consecutive meet, she bettered her time and overall performance. She finished 10th in the event with the 8th fastest time in school history.

The Lady Warriors return to Lehigh on Saturday.

The Girls Track and Field team will once again be well represented at this years PA Indoor Track and Field State Championships next weekend.  This marks the 17th consecutive season that an athlete from the Lady Warriors will be competing at the highest level the state has to offer. This year, they will send a dozen to Penn State on March 1.

On Friday night, the girls competed at Lehigh University at the Meet of Champions, showcasing the best of the 95 schools in the association throughout the Delaware Valley.  Senior Aghina Marshall put together 2 of her bests jumps of the season to secure her spots at States. She placed 3rd in the Long Jump with a leap of 17' 11.5" (currently #5 in PA) and later had a career best in the triple jump with a leap of 36' 6.75" (#10 in PA).  Fellow senior Nicolette Serratore also had an outstanding meet, having her 2 best performances of the season. She placed 7th in the 60M Hurdles with a time of 9.30 seconds and later placed 4th in the triple jump with a mark of 36' 4.5" (currently #11 in PA).  Both performances were State Qualifying.  Another senior who punched her ticket for states is Jenny Martin.  Her performance in the trials of the 60M Hurdles (9.25 seconds) and her 8th place finish in the finals (9.31 seconds) was enough to put her into the State competition for the 4th straight year.  Although just short of the State Mark, junior Sarah Burry had her best pole vault of the season, clearing 10' 0" and placing 7th.  Also just short of state qualifying, junior Kelly Groth advanced to the finals of the 60M Dash and placed 12th overall with a time of 8.14 seconds.

Although PA changed their requirements for competitors to the State Championships, making it significantly more difficult for individuals and teams to qualify, the Lady Warriors will be one of the few teams in the state to send multiple relays to the meet.  The 4x200 relay of Kelly Groth, Carly Foster, Amy Domenick, Gianna Fazio, Rainah Dunham and Caroline Duffy have qualified, as has the 4x400 relay of Jess Holub, Lauren Prusacki, Rainah Dunham, Angela Ramsden, Amy Domenick and Gianna Fazio.

The Girls Track and Field Team officially ended their Indoor season competing at the New Balance National Championships in NYC over the weekend. Going up against the top programs throughout the US, Jenny Martin, Nicolette Serratore, Nikki Rimlinger and Caroline Duffy teamed up to place 10th in the Shuttle Hurdle Relay. Their time of 34.70 seconds ranks as the #1 time in PA this season.

The Girls Indoor Track and Field team took to Ursinus College for the annual Hill School Invitational on Wednesday night and showed that their week 1 performance was not a fluke. Sophomore Amy Domenick led the Lady Warriors with a win in both the 55M Hurdles (her first time competing in the event) and the Long Jump. Senior Kelly Groth won the 55M Dash for the second year in a row at the Invitational. Junior Gianna Fazio also took home the gold with a win in the 200M Dash, as well as finishing 5th in the 55M Dash. Overall, the girls placed in the top 10 a total of 17 times throughout the evening. Next up for the Lady Warriors is the Bishop Loughlin Games in New York this weekend.

Below are the Top 10 finishers for Methacton:

55M Dash:  Kelly Groth (1st), Gianna Fazio (5th), Lauren Prusacki (7th)

55M Hurdles:  Amy Domenick (1st), Abbey Dungan (3rd), Caroline Duffy (10th)

200M Dash:  Gianna Fazio (1st)

400M Run:  Julie Byrne (4th)

4x800 Relay:  Julie Byrne, Angela Ramsden, Mira Erzhanova, Andrea Castaneda (6th)

4x400 Relay:  Sarah Nice, Erin McKelvey, Katie Sorber, Mary Abraham (5th)

High Jump:  Fallon Brown (3rd)

Long Jump:  Amy Domenick (1st), Tianna Crippen (5th)

Shot Put:  Emily Nice (6th)

Pole Vault:  Sarah Burry (2nd), Fallon Brown (3rd), Abbey Dungan (6th)

The Girls Winter Track and Field team opened their season at Lehigh University against over 70 schools from throughout the Delaware Valley. The results of their first meet spoke volumes as to their high expectations for the season.

Leading the way for the Lady Warriors was senior captain Caroline Duffy. Duffy won the 200M Dash and was the anchor of the 4x200 Relay team that finished 2nd overall to last years state championship winner, Cheltenham. Sophomore Amy Domenick, a 5th place finisher in the 60M Dash, was also a member of the 4x200 and was joined by fellow sophomore Lauren Prusacki and senior Kelly Groth. Senior Sarah Burry (Pole Vault) and junior Rainah Dunham (Long Jump) were also silver medalist in their events. Sophomore Fallon Brown picked up a pair of 3rd place finishes in both the High Jump and the Pole Vault. All athletes qualified for the Meet of Champions by their performance, a meet featuring some of the top athletes in the state.

The girls will travel to Ursinus on Wednesday and to New York for the annual Bishop Loughlin Games this weekend.