The Parkland boys and girls track and field teams had little trouble with Allen during last week’s East Penn Conference Meet. The girls (3-0) won all 18 events on their way to a 139-11 victory, while the boys (3-0) won all but one event in a 131-19 win.

Radnor Rowlands (100 and 200) and Samuel Ciampittiello (110H and 300H) led the Trojans by winning two events apiece, while a number of others also placed first. Anthony Cappellini (400), Logan McEvoy (800), Cole Orloski and Jaiden Zabler (1600) and Marco Rossi (3200) all won or tied for first in their running events, as did all three relay teams.

Reid Andrush (discus) and Gavin Kress (javelin) won their respective throwing events, while Mikolaj Kastelik (long jump), Exzavier Seide (triple jump), Jaden Bulgin (high jump) and James McCauley (pole vault) rounded out the winners for the Trojan boys.

In the girls’ sweep of event victories, Dhaniya Miner (100), Kaley Seide (200), Lucy Tobia (400), Emily Laputka (800), Dani Schultz (1600), Harshita Keerthi (3200), Emily Hoysan (110H) and Ana Gbur (300H) all won their running events in addition to the three relay teams.

Aubrey Delong (shot put), Nana-Adwoa Ser Abrokwah (discus) and Vanessa Ball (javelin) won their throwing events, while Sarah Huff (long jump), Cinthia Grullon (triple jump), Sophie Mang (high jump) and Samantha Schultz (pole vault) rounded out the Trojan winners in the jumping events.

Tuesday’s meet against Dieruff was postponed. Results will be in next week’s edition of The Press.

BOYS

Parkland 131, Allen 19

100: 1. Radnor Rowlands (P) 10.93, 2. Mehki Lewis (P), 3. Tahjir Jones (A);

200: 1. Radnor Rowlands (P) 22.04, 2. Anthony Cappellini (P), 3. Tahjir Jones (A);

400: 1. Anthony Cappellini (P) 49.69, 2. Lincoln Clark (P), 3. Dominic Gomez (A);

800: 1. Logan McEvoy (P) 2:05.19, 2. Colin McGuigan (P), 3. Henry Stein (P);

1600: T-1. Cole Orloski (P) 4:52.76, T-1. Jaiden Zabler (P) 4:52.76, 3. Isaiah Wilson (P);

3200: 1. Marco Rossi (P) 11:39.15, 2. Keshav Patel (P), 3. John Murphy (P);

110H: 1. Samuel Ciampittiello (P) 15.82, 2. Nmelichukwu Onwuzo (P), 3. Jackson Stansberry (P);

300H: 1. Samuel Ciampittiello (P) 42.47, 2. Samuel Figueroa (P), 3. Mehki Lewis (P);

400 relay: 1. Parkland 45.05;

1600 relay: 1. Parkland 3:43.68, 2. Allen;

3200 relay: 1. Parkland 8:56.77, 2. Allen;

Shot put: 1. Jesiah Holmes (A) 44-2, 2. Matthew Dorsey (P), 3. James Tyler (P);

Discus: 1. Reid Andrush (P) 113-4, 2. Jesiah Holmes (A), 3. Andrew Kish IV (P);

Javelin: 1. Gavin Kress (P) 155-10, 2. Ja’lil Johnson (A), 3. Ryan Van Dien (P);

Long jump: 1. Mikolaj Kastelik (P) 20-1, 2. Preston Mertz (P), 3. Brody Wolfe (P);

Triple jump: 1. Exzavier Seide (P) 41-9, 2. Nazeer Chapman (A), 3. Michael Taylor (A);

High jump: 1. Jaden Bulgin (P) 6-7, 2. Preston Mertz (P), 3. Nazeer Chapman (A);

Pole vault: 1. James McCauley (P) 11-3, 2. Owen Tobias (P), 3. James Huff (P).

GIRLS

Parkland 139, Allen 11

100: 1. Dhaniya Miner (P) 12.67, 2. Kaley Seide (P), 3. Ana Gbur (P);

200: 1. Kaley Seide (P) 25.49, 2. Dhaniya Miner (P), 3. Lucy Tobia (P);

400: 1. Lucy Tobia (P) 58.38, 2. Cierra Valley (P), 3. Sophie Malinowski (P);

800: 1. Emily Laputka (P) 2:33.16, 2. Leah Frew (P), 3. Kennedy Perkins (P);

1600: 1. Dani Schultz (P) 6:00.05, 2. Parker Tatum (P), 3. Marley Boyle (P);

3200: 1. Harshita Keerthi (P) 11:48.93, 2. Emma Carlson (P), 3. Eve Horvath (P);

100H: 1. Emily Hoysan (P) 16.45, 2. Regan Haley (P), 3. Abigail Eyman (P);

300H: 1. Ana Gbur (P) 48.57, 2. Emily Hoysan (P), 3. Regan Haley (P);

400 relay: 1. Parkland 53.91, 2. Allen;

1600 relay: 1. Parkland 4:39.67, 2. Allen;

3200 relay: 1. Parkland 11:32.61, 2. Allen;

Shot put: 1. Aubrey Delong (P) 33-7, 2. Kaley Martin (A), 3. Alexia Pritchard (P);

Discus: 1. Nana-Adwoa Ser Abrokwah (P) 78-6, 2. Vanessa Ball (P), 3. Alyssa Washington (A);

Javelin: 1. Vanessa Ball (P) 114-5, 2. Jailynn Williams (A), 3. Kaley Martin (A);

Long jump: 1. Sarah Huff (P) 15-0, 2. Summer Brown (P), 3. Emily Rivers (P);

Triple jump: 1. Cinthia Grullon (P) 32-6, 2. Sophie Mang (P), 3. Summer Brown (P);

High jump: 1. Sophie Mang (P) 4-7, 2. Zeyvani Trader (A), 3. Morgan Anthony (P);

Pole vault: 1. Samantha Schultz (P) 9-6, 2. Gabriella Borgos (P), 3. Genevieve Insera (P).