The Salisbury boys and girls track and field teams came up short against Northwestern last week in a Colonial League dual meet. The boys fell to Northwestern, 90-60, while the girls suffered a 105-45 defeat.

Jamanni Cruz (100 and 200) and Steven Lozada (triple jump and pole vault) each won two events for the Falcon boys. In addition to the 400-relay team wining, three other Falcons took first as well: Gabriel Davilla (shot put), Andrew Nemeh (discus) and Joshua Hudak (long jump).

On the girls’ side, Kendra Morgan (200), Lydia Fogel (3200), Izabella Gonzalez (100H) and Emma Yakaitis (300H) all won running events. Gabriella Pena (discus) and Makayla Merkado (triple jump) also placed first in their respective events for Salisbury.

The Falcon boys team is now 1-2 overall while the girls team drops to 0-3.

BOYS

Northwestern 90, Salisbury 60

100: 1. Jamanni Cruz (S) 11.5, 2. Kemurry Morgan (NW), 3. Odanlly Urena Castillo (S);

200: 1. Jamanni Cruz (S) 23.1, 2. Kemurry Morgan (NW), 3. Odanlly Urena Castillo (S);

400: 1. Benjamin Bachman (NW) 53.4, 2. Jayden Billig (NW), 3. Luke Fugazzotto (NW);

800: 1. Greyson Wellings (NW) 2:08.4, 2. Brady Furman (NW), 3. Gregory Tenzer (S);

1600: 1. Noah Griffith (NW) 5:00.8, 2. Weston Killar (NW), 3. Isaac Grubb (NW); 3200: 1. Xander Giandomenico (NW) 11:09.3, 2. Jonathan Fornauf (NW), 3. Emerson Juhasz (S);

110H: 1. Shane Leh (NW) 16.0, 2. Brendan Miller (NW), 3. Joshua Orach (S);

300H: 1. Shane Leh (NW) 45.1, 2. Joshua Orach (S), 3. Brendan Miller (NW);

400 relay: 1. Salisbury (Dominic Figueroa, Odanly Urena, Joshua Hudak, Jamanni Cruz) 45.8, 2. Northwestern, 3. Salisbury;

1600 relay: 1. Northwestern (Benjamin Bachman, Luke Fugazzotto, Jayden Billig, Landon Gaulweiler) 3:46.6, 2. Salisbury;

3200 relay: 1. Northwestern (Brady Furman, Weston Killar, Isaac Grubb, Greyson Wellings) 9:20.2, 2. Salisbury, 3. Northwestern;

Shot put: 1. Gabriel Davila (S) 38-7, 2. Braidon Berk (NW), 3. Michael Boring (NW);

Discus: 1. Andrew Nemeh (S) 102-8, 2. Braidon Berk (NW), 3. Gavin Dwane (NW);

Javelin: 1. Brendan Miller (NW) 143-3.5, 2. Alexander Moren (S), 3. Braidon Berk (NW);

Long jump: 1. Joshua Hudak (S) 19-7, 2. William Kocher (S), 3. Steven Lozada (S);

Triple jump: 1. Steven Lozada (S) 41-3, 2. Joshua Hudak (S), 3. Bradley Burnard (NW);

High jump: 1. Gavin Nelson (NW) 6-5, 2. Jake Kozlowski (NW), 3. Julian Makhoul (S);

Pole vault: 1. Steven Lozada (S) 13-9, 2. Ethan Solderich (NW), 3. Keaton Frye (S).

GIRLS

Northwestern 105, Salisbury 45

100: 1. Sophia Schaffer (NW) 12.7, 2. Carsyn Van Norman (NW), 3. Kendra Morgan (S);

200: 1. Kendra Morgan (S) 27.1, 2. Carsyn Van Norman (NW), 3. Isabella Nimeh (S);

400: 1. Sophia Schaffer (NW) 1:02.1, 2. Emily Kistler (NW), 3. Madison Milks (NW);

800: 1. Rosalia Nestor (NW) 2:27.1, 2. Kherington Yezik (NW), 3. Sophia Cornell (NW);

1600: 1. Rosalia Nestor (NW) 5:26.1, 2. Sophia Cornell (NW), 3. Shelby Tenzer (S); 3200: 1. Lydia Fogel (S) 13:56.7, 2. Kellcey Pedron (NW), 3. Devon Heinly (NW); 100H: 1. Izabella Gonzalez (S) 18.3, 2. Megan Fornwalt (NW), 3. Kaitlyn Neuhs (S);

300H: 1. Emma Yakaitis (S) 50,2, 2. Izabella Gonzalez (S), 3. Kiersten Klein (NW);

400 relay: 1. Northwestern (Sophia Schaffer, Carsyn Van Norman, Taylor Langley, Ella Dangello) 51.8, 2. Salisbury;

1600 relay: 1. Northwestern (McKensey Miller, Emily Kistler, Kaya Debello, Madison Milks) 4:34.7, 2. Salisbury;

3200 relay: 1. Northwestern (Megan Fornwalt, Paige Bissell, Kellcey Pedron, Emily Kistler) 12:16.8, 2. Salisbury;

Shot put: 1. Adisan Kistler (NW) 30-3, 2. Mallor Conner (NW) 27-1, 3. Takira Jones (S);

Discus: 1. Gabriella Pena (S) 90-6.5, 2. Adisan Kistler (NW), 3. Mallory Conner (NW);

Javelin: 1. Hannah Gober (NW) 98-4.75, 2. Alexandra Diehl (NW), 3. Olivia Blanken (NW);

Long jump: 1. Sophia Schaffer (NW) 15-7, 2. Annalise Shelly (S), 3. Makayla Mercado (S);

Triple jump: 1. Makayla Mercado (S) 29-7.5, 2. Jessica Unrath (NW), 3. Reese Macaulay (NW);

High jump: 1. Norah Silfies (NW) 4-7, 2. Addison Kahl (NW), 3. Jessica Unrath (NW);

Pole vault: 1. Ava Okuley (NW) 7-9, 2. Gabriella Pena (S), 3. Emma Wehr (NW).