March 03, 2019 at 08:14PM
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Times Staff Report
EAST MEADOW — Watertown High School's 400-yard freestyle relay finished in seventh place to lead the Cyclones' showing in the finals of the state boys swim meet Saturday at the Nassau County Aquatic Center on Long Island.
The relay of senior Caleb Way and juniors Andrew Victoria, Simon Stratton and Nate Carlos posted a time of 3 minutes, 12.31 seconds, just shy of a second better than its time in Friday's preliminaries, to place seventh in a packed field.
St. Anthony's finished first in 3:06.49, followed by Shenendehowa, Niskayuna, Fordham Prep, Chaminade and Pittsford.
Carlos recorded a 10th-place finish in the 100 freestyle final with a time of 47.34 seconds. Carlos was 30th in the 100 freestyle final in 1:47.11.
In the 200 freestyle relay final, the Cyclones team of Carlos, Stratton, Victoria and Way placed 11th in 1:27.06.
A year ago, Watertown's best finish was 14th in the 400 free relay.
INDOOR TRACK
SJ'S JACOBS 7TH IN POLE VAULTSouth Jefferson senior Marlena Jacobs was one of three athletes to tie for seventh place in the pole vault at the NYSPHSAA indoor track and field championships at Ocean Breeze Athletic Complex on Staten Island.
Jacobs registered a mark of 11 feet along with Violet Drinkwater of Longwood and Kristen Kolarik of Arlington. Leah Pasqualetti of Orchard Park won the event with a mark of 13 feet, 3 inches.
South Lewis sophomore Hannah Ielfield took ninth in the 1,500 meters with a time of 4:47.06. Mary Hennelly of Suffern won in 4:35.68.
CHEERLEADING
BELLEVILLE HENDERSON, SOUTH JEFF COMPETE AT STATE CHAMPIONSHIPSBelleville Henderson placed 10th and South Jefferson took 11th at the New York State Public High School Athletic Association's competitive cheerleading championships at Rochester Institute of Technology's Gordon Field House.
Both teams competed in the state's Division Two small-school field, which was won by Avon, with Wantagh, Le Roy, Keshequa and Eastchester comprising the top five out of 14 teams.
South Jefferson won Section 3's Class B title on Feb. 9, and Belleville Henderson took the section's Class D crown.
Also from Section 3 at states, Cicero-North Syracuse finished fifth in the Division One large-school competition.
The "fork" ratings are based primarily on food quality and preparation, with service and atmosphere factored into the final decision. Reviews are based on one unsolicited, unannounced visit to the restaurant.
ARTICLE OPTIONS
Times Staff Report
EAST MEADOW — Watertown High School's 400-yard freestyle relay finished in seventh place to lead the Cyclones' showing in the finals of the state boys swim meet Saturday at the Nassau County Aquatic Center on Long Island.
The relay of senior Caleb Way and juniors Andrew Victoria, Simon Stratton and Nate Carlos posted a time of 3 minutes, 12.31 seconds, just shy of a second better than its time in Friday's preliminaries, to place seventh in a packed field.
St. Anthony's finished first in 3:06.49, followed by Shenendehowa, Niskayuna, Fordham Prep, Chaminade and Pittsford.
Carlos recorded a 10th-place finish in the 100 freestyle final with a time of 47.34 seconds. Carlos was 30th in the 100 freestyle final in 1:47.11.
In the 200 freestyle relay final, the Cyclones team of Carlos, Stratton, Victoria and Way placed 11th in 1:27.06.
A year ago, Watertown's best finish was 14th in the 400 free relay.
INDOOR TRACK
SJ'S JACOBS 7TH IN POLE VAULTSouth Jefferson senior Marlena Jacobs was one of three athletes to tie for seventh place in the pole vault at the NYSPHSAA indoor track and field championships at Ocean Breeze Athletic Complex on Staten Island.
Jacobs registered a mark of 11 feet along with Violet Drinkwater of Longwood and Kristen Kolarik of Arlington. Leah Pasqualetti of Orchard Park won the event with a mark of 13 feet, 3 inches.
South Lewis sophomore Hannah Ielfield took ninth in the 1,500 meters with a time of 4:47.06. Mary Hennelly of Suffern won in 4:35.68.
CHEERLEADING
BELLEVILLE HENDERSON, SOUTH JEFF COMPETE AT STATE CHAMPIONSHIPSBelleville Henderson placed 10th and South Jefferson took 11th at the New York State Public High School Athletic Association's competitive cheerleading championships at Rochester Institute of Technology's Gordon Field House.
Both teams competed in the state's Division Two small-school field, which was won by Avon, with Wantagh, Le Roy, Keshequa and Eastchester comprising the top five out of 14 teams.
South Jefferson won Section 3's Class B title on Feb. 9, and Belleville Henderson took the section's Class D crown.
Also from Section 3 at states, Cicero-North Syracuse finished fifth in the Division One large-school competition.
The "fork" ratings are based primarily on food quality and preparation, with service and atmosphere factored into the final decision. Reviews are based on one unsolicited, unannounced visit to the restaurant.
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