Mansfield High School Boys Track & Field!
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| February 4th, 2007 MSTCA Elite Meet 2 Records Broken by 4 Athletes! John Lutkevich (4:22.44) and Ryan Collins (4:23.4) Smash Billy Stanley's 1 Mile Record Watch this record setting performance on this YOUTUBE Link! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uh11I5BR5-8 Matt Callanan (7.76) and Peter Conti (7.77) beat Terry Young's record from 2003 of 7.81 in the 55mm Hurdles! Elite Meet Results from Cool Running! MSTCA Boys & Girls T&F Indoor Invitational |
John Lutkevich (4:22.44) New Mile record! |
| Boys Track wins 7th. Hockomock League championship meet crown in a row with record setting performances! Ryan Collins erases Hockomock League 2 mile record by Jack Tisdale of Foxboro from 1981 (09:26.9) with a time of 9:18.53! John Lutkevich breaks his own 600MM record with a 1:23.98! The Rest of the Story! |
Hornets have a triple threat!
BY PETER GOBIS / SUN CHRONICLE STAFF
Monday, February 12, 2007 12:02 AM EST
MANSFIELD - Not one, not two, but there is the potential for three members of the
Mansfield High boys' indoor track team to be standing side by side next weekend
when medals are presented to the best shot putters assembled for the MIAA Division
2 Championship Meet at the Reggie Lewis Center.
"Our goal is 1, 2, 3," said Mansfield High assistant coach Steve Cameron, the former
Attleboro High weight great, who has tutored Mansfield High senior Greg Martell, junior
Mike McPherson and sophomore Dan Glavin to all have throws over 50-feet this
season. "Having one 50-footer at this level is having a good year, two is a rare
blessing, but three doesn't happen!"
But it does and it presents the Hockomock League dual meet tri-champion Hornets
with the potential for an accumulation of points that might separate them from the
rest of the Division 2 competition.
"Just the competition that these guys go through every day in practice is huge, it kind
of reminds me of my days back at Attleboro High with Bob Otrando, Greg Butterfield
and Fred Pardey," chuckled Cameron.
All three have produced throws of 50-feet or better, just not all on the same day, "but
that's what we're looking for," said Cameron, who has a technically sound thrower in
Martell and two underclassmen in McPherson and Glavin who are throwing on natural
ability and strength.
The Rest of the Story!
BY PETER GOBIS / SUN CHRONICLE STAFF
Monday, February 12, 2007 12:02 AM EST
MANSFIELD - Not one, not two, but there is the potential for three members of the
Mansfield High boys' indoor track team to be standing side by side next weekend
when medals are presented to the best shot putters assembled for the MIAA Division
2 Championship Meet at the Reggie Lewis Center.
"Our goal is 1, 2, 3," said Mansfield High assistant coach Steve Cameron, the former
Attleboro High weight great, who has tutored Mansfield High senior Greg Martell, junior
Mike McPherson and sophomore Dan Glavin to all have throws over 50-feet this
season. "Having one 50-footer at this level is having a good year, two is a rare
blessing, but three doesn't happen!"
But it does and it presents the Hockomock League dual meet tri-champion Hornets
with the potential for an accumulation of points that might separate them from the
rest of the Division 2 competition.
"Just the competition that these guys go through every day in practice is huge, it kind
of reminds me of my days back at Attleboro High with Bob Otrando, Greg Butterfield
and Fred Pardey," chuckled Cameron.
All three have produced throws of 50-feet or better, just not all on the same day, "but
that's what we're looking for," said Cameron, who has a technically sound thrower in
Martell and two underclassmen in McPherson and Glavin who are throwing on natural
ability and strength.
The Rest of the Story!
| Greg Martell |
| Matt Callanan Hurdles! |
| Andrew Erwins Runs! |
Mansfield's Matt Callanan sticks
the landing in the long jump on
Saturday, helping the Hornets
repeat as Division champions.
(Staff photo by MARK STOCKWELL)
The Sun Chronicle
the landing in the long jump on
Saturday, helping the Hornets
repeat as Division champions.
(Staff photo by MARK STOCKWELL)
The Sun Chronicle
