Call & Times

Lincoln throwers, Smith win big at Class B meet

-

WEST WARWICK – It should come of no surprise that the renowned Lincoln High throwers racked up 78 of the 84 points the Lions scored during the R.I. Class B Outdoor Championsh­ips at Monk Maznicki Memorial Field on Monday to snag second overall in the boys’ team standings.

Classical ran away with the team crown with 150 points, while Burrillvil­le knotted host West Warwick for fifth with 47 points. Shea took 12th in the 14-team field with 14.

Still, LHS dominated those four air-filled events. The quartet of senior Garrett Doyle (51-0 1/2), sophomore Kyle Moison (47-8) and soon-to-be graduates Evan Grivers (45-7 ½) and Matt Thibaudeau (40-11) finished first, second, third and fifth, respective­ly, in the shot put for 26 points; while Moison (145-1), Doyle (135-6), senior Mike Balestra (124-11) and Thibaudeau placed first, third, fourth and fifth for 22 more.

After defending state champion Grivers mustered runner-up in the javelin (144-0) and Doyle grabbed sixth (128-7) to record nine points, the Lions nearly swept the hammer toss.

Purple junior Jake Furland may have uncorked a triumphant heave of 217-10, but Thibaudeau (202-3), Doyle (198-4), Balestra (187-1), Moison (178-8) and Grivers (1717) swept the final top-six spots for 21 more points.

The other six for LHS came from the fourth-place 4 x 800-meter relay foursome of Evan Thompson, Kiran Thakur, Nick Gaitanis and Kyle O’Hern (8:45.61); and Dimitry Lineker’s fifth-place finish in the 100 dash (12.00).

The Bronco males landed only one individual champion, he being senior Ethan Prario in the spear with a distance of 149-0 (five feet further than Grivers), but classmate Nick Deering snatched second in the triple jump (43-2) and fourth in the long jump (19-5 ½).

Other top BHS placements came in the 4 x 800 relay, when the quartet of Cam Charron, Lucas Raimond, Avery Tupper and Thomas Ames took second in 8:38.56; and the 4 x 100 relay, when the unit of Ethan Lambert, Chris Charron, Jimmy Wilson and Tupper garnered third in 46.57.

Junior Andrew McClure chipped in a third in the 800 (2:01.07), while sophomore Jordan Stansfield clinched fourth in the 110 high hurdles (17.45) and fifth in the 300 intermedia­tes (44.50).

Shea sophomore Jaylen Smith captured the 100 dash in 11.52, and also joined Hlton Delgado, Joe Adegboyega and Davontay Vaz on the fourth-place 4 x 100 relay (46.69).

On the girls’ side, Lincoln earned seventh in the field of 11 with 46 points. Like Classical did on the boys’ side, Westerly coasted to the crown with 115 points, 37 more than runner-up East Greenwich and 29 more than the third-place Wizards.

The primary highlight for the Lions came in the the 4 x 800 relay, when the young contingent of sophomore Abigail O’Hern, freshman Emily Ariza, senior Julia Heroux and frosh Riley Specht reigned in 10:11.64, 2.36 ticks faster than Westerly.

Sophomore Amanda Allen landed second in the javelin (92-3, 10 full feet behind East Greenwich talent Brenda McKinney); Specht third in the 400 (1:00.51); sophomore Jackie Andrews third in the hammer (142-9) and fourth in the shot (32-6 ½); and Jennah Saqib fourth in the discus (92-6).

Specht also teamed with Kristen Labossiere, Nicole Lezon and Sarah Fellingham to notch third and score six points in the 4 x 400 relay (4:23.42.

LHS junior Tori Tallo tacked on a sixth in the shot (30-6 ½).

At West Warwick High

Team standings – 1. Classical 150; 2. Lincoln 84; 3. Chariho 55; 4. Westerly 53; 5. (tie) Burrillvil­le, West Warwick 47; 7. South Kingstown 41; 8. North Providence 28; 9. Smithfield 24; 10. Ponaganset 18; 11. Portsmouth 17; 12. Shea 14; 13. Johnston 10; 14. Mount Hope 1.

Area placements

4x800m relay – 2. Burrillvil­le (Cam Charron, Lucas Raimomd, Avery Tupper, Thomas Ames) 8:38.56; 4. Lincoln (Evan Thompson, Kiran Thakur, Nick Gaitanis, Kyle O’Hern) 8:45.61.

4x100m relay – 3. Burrillvil­le (Ethan Lambert, Chris Charron, Jimmy Wilson, Tupper) 46.57; 4. Shea (Helton Delgado, Joe Adegboyega, Jaylen Smith, Davontay Vaz) 46.69.

110m high hurdles – 4. Jordan Stansfield (B) 17.45.

100m dash – 1. Jaylen Smith (Sh) 11.52; 5. Dimitry Lineker (L) 12.00.

1,500m – 6. Cam Charron (B) 4:24.28.

300m intermedia­te hurdles – 5. Stansfield (B) 44.50.

800m – 3. Andrew McClure (B) 2:01.07.

Pole vault – 7. Lineker (L) 9-0.

Long jump – 4. Nick Deering (B) 19-5 ½; 8. Smith 18-5 ½. Triple jump – 2. Deering (B) 43-2.

Discus – 1. Kyle Moison (L) 145-1; 3. Garrett Doyle (L) 135-6; 4. Mike Balestra (L) 124-11; 5. Matt Thibaudeau (L) 119-0. Javelin – 1. Ethan Prario (B) 149-0; 2. Evan Grivers (L) 144-0; 6. Doyle (L) 128-7.

Shot put – 1. Doyle (L) 51-0 ½; 2. Moison (L) 47-8; 3. Grivers (L) 45-7 ½; 5. Thibaudeau (L) 40-11.

Hammer throw – 2. Thibaudeau (L) 202-3; 3. Doyle (L) 198-4; 4. Balestra (L) 187-1; 5. Moison (L) 178-8; 6. Grivers (L) 171-7.

Team standings – 1. Westerly 115; 2. East Greenwich 78; 3. West Warwick 76.7; 4. South Kingstown 72; 5. Smithfield 66.3; 6. Portsmouth 51; 7. Lincoln 46; 8. Ponagnset 34; 9. Mount Hope 30; 10. Johnston 12; 11. Chariho 7.

Area placements

4x800m relay – 1. Lincoln (Abigail O’Hern, Emily Ariza, Julia Heroux, Riley Specht) 10:11.64.

4x100m relay – 6. Lincoln (Kristen Labossiere, Nicole Lezon, Sadie Oliver, Marilyn Mede) 55.58.

400m – 3. Specht (L) 1:00.51.

4x400m relay – 3. Lincoln (Labossiere, Lezon, Sarah Fellingham, Specht) 4:23.42.

Discus – 4. Jennah Saqib (L) 92-6; 7. Allison Plante (L) 83-9; 8. Jackie Andrews (L) 78-11.

Javelin – 2. Amanda Allen (L) 92-3.

Shot put – 4. Andrews (L) 32-6 ½; 6. Tori Tallo (L) 30-6 ½. Hammer throw – 3. Andrews (L) 142-9.

 ??  ??
 ?? Photos by Jerry Silberman / risportsph­oto.com ?? Shea sprinter Jaylen Smith (top right) claimed the 100-meter dash title at Monday’s Class B Championsh­ips in West Warwick. Burrillvil­le’s boys finished in fourth, while the Lincoln girls finished in seventh place.
Photos by Jerry Silberman / risportsph­oto.com Shea sprinter Jaylen Smith (top right) claimed the 100-meter dash title at Monday’s Class B Championsh­ips in West Warwick. Burrillvil­le’s boys finished in fourth, while the Lincoln girls finished in seventh place.
 ??  ??

Newspapers in English

Newspapers from United States