Cobleskill men set 1,600 relay record

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April 20, 2009

Staff Report The Daily Star Mon Apr 20, 2009, 04:15 AM EDT

Carlton Wildman won the 400-meter run in a program-record 48.77 seconds, then helped SUNY Cobleskill's men to a multi-record time of 3:19.39 in the 1,600 relay Saturday at the non-scoring Cortland Classic track and field meet.

Wildman ran Cobleskill's first leg of the 1,600 relay, which also featured Tomas Velasquez, Ramon Velasquez and Emile Barnett. The foursome broke the program, meet and stadium record of 3:21.87 set by Cortland last year.

Barnett also set an individual program record, placing second in the 800 in 1:54.75.

SUNY Delhi's Andre Britton denied Wildman a victory in the 200. Britton finished first in 22.07, .09 ahead of Wildman.

Dan Sullivan paced Oneonta State's men with a meet-record in the high jump. He cleared 6 feet, 3.5 inches for first place.

The Red Dragons also received firsts from Joe Reed (10.87 in 100); Joe Sullivan (175-3 in javelin); and their 3,200 relay team of Fred Romer, Frank Pfaffenberger, Oneonta High graduate Tim Greenberg and Sean Daly (8:03.18). Reed, who ran the only sub-11-second time in the 100 Saturday, set the meet record of 10.63 in 2008.

Oneonta's women swept the relays and received a 1-2 finish in the 100.

Janine Sacca (13.22) and Connie Belkevich (13.34) took the first two spots in the 100. Both ran on the victorious 400 and 1,600 relay teams, which finished in 50.97 and 4:02.70, respectively. O-State's 3,200 relay squad also won, in 10:26.94.

Delhi's Daira Veloz rounded out the local winners with a 1:06.05 in the 400 hurdles. She beat O-State's Liz Maziejka by 1.62. Tynessa Washington paced Cobleskill's women with an eighth in the 400 (1:02.66). She also helped the Fighting Tigers to a fourth in the 1,600 relay (4:20.95).

Cortland Classic

MEN

Winners and top Cobleskill, Delhi and Oneonta State finishes from Saturday's non-scoring Cortland Classic. Locals who finished in the top 10 are also listed.

100 meters: 1, Joe Reed (O) 10.87.

200: 1, Andre Britton (D) 22.07; 2, Carlton Wildman (C) 22.16; 26, Dan Sullivan (O) 24.28.

400: p-1, Carlton Wildman (C) 48.77; 4, Ramon Valasquez (C) 49.56; 21, Jermane Williams (D) 52.75.

800: m-1, Nick Stenuf (Syracuse Chargers) 1:53.83; p-2, Emille Barnett (C) 1:54.75; 3, Sean Daly (O) 1:56.27; 4, Chris Burke (D) 1:56.52; 9, Fred Romer (O) 1:57.96.

1,500: 1, Nick Guarino (Fredonia) 3:57.52; 2, Alex Grout (Syracuse Chargers, Oneonta State alumnus) 3:58.22; 12, Marten Peterson (C) 4:04.70; 21, Frank Pfaffenberger (O) 4:09.79.

5,000: m-1, Seth DuBois (Cortland) 14:44.77; 24, Marty Nicholson (O) 16:07.66.

10,000: m-1, Ryan Mulcahy (Geneseo) 31:25.70.

110 hurdles: 1, Joe Keleher (Cortland) 15.57; 3, Matt Weeks (O) 15.93; 8, Nate VanDeusen (O) 17.11.

400 hurdles: 1, Phill Wiltshire (Cortland) 55.47; 7, Chris Babcock (D) 58.07; 11, Sean Wren (O) 59.38.

3,000 steeplechase: m-1, Josh Guarino (Fredonia) 9:35.71; 4, Tim Greenberg (O) 9:55.15; 10, Brian Baird (O) 10:27.30; 13, Kevin Wipple (C) 10:52.01.

400 relay: 1, St. Lawrence A 42.85; 4, Delhi A (Sean Messenger, Andre Britton, Arkil Straker, Mark Richards) 44.63; 5, Oneonta State A (Tommy Hancock, Sean Wren, Tim Steinhofer, Joe Reyes) 46.66.

1,600 relay: m/p/s-1, Cobleskill A (Carlton Wildman, Ramon Valasquez, Tomas Valasquez, Emille Barnett) 3:19.39; 5, Oneonta State A (Sean Wren, Sean Daly, Tim Greenberg, Fred Romer) 3:21.12.

3,200 relay: 1, Oneonta State A (Fred Romer, Frank Pfaffenberger, Tim Greenberg, Sean Daly) 8:03.18; 2, Delhi A (Chris Babcock, Chris Burke, Corey Clavet, Josh Schultheis) 8:06.26; 5, Delhi B (Mike Schmidt, Ethan Lennox, Adrian Milisavljevich, Billy Dayton) 8:46.45; 6, Oneonta State B (Mark Gymburch, David Goodge, Dan Bruton, Tommy Hancock) 8:50.54.

High jump: m-1, Dan Sullivan (O) 6-3.5; 9, Nate VanDeusen (O) 5-7.75; 10, Andrew Bennett (D) 5-5.75.

Pole vault: m-1, Ryan Pericozzi (Cortland) 15-9.25.

Long jump: 1, Mike Chamberlin (Oswego) 20-11.25; 2, Tomas Valasquez (C) 20-2.25; 5, Cameron Benidt (C) 19-9; 9, Nate VanDeusen (O) 17-9.5.

Triple jump: 1, Mike Chamberlin (Oswego) 44-2.75.

Shot put: 1, Kwaku Boah (Syracuse) 50-2; 2, Mike DeVasto (O) 48-6.75; 3, Kevin Harding (O) 41-4.25; 7, Chris Rollo (O) 38-0.

Discus: 1, Thomas Doupe (Cornell) 131-1; 2, Craig Lynch (O) 126-10; 6, Chris Rollo (O) 120-5; 8, Heath Bressette (C) 116-4.

Hammer throw: 1, Eric Jones (St. Lawrence) 175-2; 5, Mike DeVasto (O) 154-8; 7, Joe Valentin (C) 139-6.

Javelin: 1, Joe Sullivan (O) 175-3; 14, Heath Bressette (C) 108-5.

WOMEN

Winners and top Cobleskill, Delhi and Oneonta State finishes from Saturday's non-scoring Cortland Classic. Locals who finished in the top 10 are also listed.

100 meters: 1, Janine Sacca (O) 13.22; 2, Connie Belkevich (O) 13.34.

200: 1, Mallory Baker (Cortland) 26.89; 2, Janine Sacca (O) 27.04; 6, Connie Belkevich (O) 27.89; 8, Jackie Hernandez (D) 28.38; 10, Tynessa Washington (C) 28.62.

400: 1, Mallory Baker (Cortland) 59.01; 8, Tynessa Washington (C) 1:02.66; 9, Jackie Hernandez (D) 1:02.77; 11, Elise Kelly (O) 1:03.36.

800: 1, Jeanell English (Cornell) 2:17.26; 7, Lauren Brunetto (O) 2:21.73; 17, Christine Bosco (C) 2:29.83; 25, Ann Ward (D) 2:37.70.

1,500: 1, Meghan Brown (Cornell) 4:40.65; 13, Lauren Brunetto (O) 5:01.69; 31, Beth Tranes (C) 5:48.61.

5,000: 1, Lisa Giacometti (Syracuse) 17:52.26; 14, Ellen Paccia (O) 20:31.84; 16, Christine Tylee (C) 20:58.40.

10,000: 1, Danni Hunt (Geneseo) 37:31.23.

100 hurdles: 1, Meaghan White (St. Lawrence) 15.86; 3, Liz Maziejka (O) 16.72; 6, Erica Weiglhofer (O) 17.51; 8, Cailey Wood (O) 18.27.

400 hurdles: 1, Daira Veloz (D) 1:06.05; 2, Liz Maziejka (O) 1:07.67; 9, Kristan Catanese (O) 1:12.92.

3,000 steeplechase: 1, Alyssa Smith (Geneseo) 11:14.15; 12, Margaret Conlon (O) 12:45.75.

400 relay: 1, Oneonta State A (Liz Maziejka, Connie Belkevich, Lauren Brunetto, Janine Sacca) 50.97; 7, Oneonta State B (Elise Kelly, Erica Weiglhofer, Kristan Catanese, Kristen Stein) 53.41.

1,600 relay: 1, Oneonta State A (Liz Maziejka, Kristen Stein, Connie Belkevich, Janine Sacca) 4:02.70; 4, Cobleskill A (Ryan Kelly, Tynessa Washington, Tamarra Jenkins, Christine Bosco) 4:18.00.

3,200 relay: 1, Oneonta State A (Kristen Stein, Margaret Conlon, Ellen Paccia, Celia Alterio) 10:26.94; 2, Delhi A (Kate Cole, Kim McKay, Ann Ward, Danielle Metz) 10:54.27.

High jump: 1, Kristen Serikstad (Cortland) 5-1.75; 4, Michelle Wilson (D) 4-7.75.

Pole vault: 1, Sarah Kimball (Cortland) 11-8.

Long jump: 1, Alison Levchak (Syracuse) 17-0.75; 11, Erica Weiglhofer (O) 14-10.75; 15, Brittany Armstrong (C) 14-3.

Triple jump: 1, Kristin Brandt (Cornell) 35-9.25; 4, Daira Veloz (D) 33-8; 10, Jenny Schultz (O) 28-1.5.

Shot put: 1, Alyssa Pirinelli (St. Lawrence) 46-11.75; 9, Jillian Bley (O) 33-7.25; 14, Amanda Cade (D) 20-7.75.

Discus: 1, Cassie Schweighofer (Unattached) 135-2; 3, Sarah Timmons (O) 118-10; 7, Stephanie Gordon (O) 110-8.

Hammer throw: 1, Alyssa Pirinelli (St. Lawrence) 167-4; 10, Sarah Timmons (O) 116-11.

Javelin: 1, Kristen Serikstad (Cortland) 114-9; 5, Sarah Timmons (O) 85-1; 7, Stephanie Gordon (O) 76-10.

Key: m-meet record; p-program record; s-stadium record

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