The Emmaus track and field teams took on rival Parkland last week to close out the regular season. Both teams battled the unbeaten Trojans as closely as any team has this season.

But Parkland secured wins on both sides to cap undefeated regular seasons.

The Trojan boys won 10 of the 18 events, including all but three of the running ones, to secure an 85-65 victory. The Emmaus girls actually won more events on the day, but Parkland’s depth allowed it to pull out a 76-74 victory on the Hornets’ home track.

Parkland’s Radnor Rowlands (100- and 200-meter dash) and Colin McGuigan (1600- and 3200-meter runs) each won multiple events to pace the Trojan boys in their win.

Emmaus had a more balanced list of winners, including two of the three relay teams. Rien George won the 400-meter dash, while both the 400-meter and 1600-meter relay teams won in the running events.

Where Emmaus really shined was in the throwing events, with Robert Edwards (shot put), Cayden Fick (discus) and Nathan Quevy (javelin) all picking up wins. Maghil Wimberly took first in the triple jump, while Logan Conn won the high jump as Emmaus won two of the four jumping events.

The Emmaus girls were paced by two Hornets who each won three events. Madelyn McCartney headlined the running events by winning the 800-, 1600- and 3200-meter runs. Claudia Walls paced the jumping events with first-place finishes in the long jump, triple jump and high jump.

Emmaus also won two of the three relay events, as well as Heidi-Roxanne Orock (400-meter dash) and Marleigh Llewellyn (100-meter hurdles) picking up wins to round out the Hornets’ victors.

Parkland was led by multiple-event winners Dhaniya Miner (100- and 200-meter dashes) and Vanessa Ball (discus and javelin).

Both teams will compete in this week’s East Penn Conference Championships Tuesday and Wednesday at Whitehall High School.

For the Hornet boys team, last week’s loss was the first in a season that saw the team go 7-1 in dual meets. The EHS girls team went 6-2 in 2026.

BOYS

Parkland 85, Emmaus 65

100 – 1. Radnor Rowlands (P) 10.66, 2. Nicholi Marsh (E), 3. Lincoln Clark (P);

200 – 1. Radnor Rowlands (P) 22.00, 2. Nicholi Marsh (E), 3. Lincoln Clark (P);

400 – 1. Rien George (E) 51.19, 2. Wesley West (P), 3. Nate Miller (E);

800 – 1. Marcelo Castilla (P) 2:02.35, 2. London Barrett (E), 3. Jaden Quintana (P);

1600 – 1. Colin McGuigan (P) 4:29.55, 2. Luke McEvoy (P), 3. Cole Orloski (P);

3200 – 1. Colin McGuigan (P) 9:49.31, 2. Roen Woolf (E), 3. Isaiah Wilson (P);

110H – 1. Nmelichukwu Onwuzo (P) 14.95, 2. David Scherb (P), 3. Jacob Ott (P);

300H – 1. David Scherb (P) 39.89, 2. Nmelichukwu Onwuzo (P), 3. Jacob Ott (P);

400 relay – 1. Emmaus 41.72, 2. Parkland;

1600 relay – 1. Emmaus 3:30.14, 2. Parkland;

3200 relay – 1. Parkland 8:01.21, 2. Emmaus;

Shot put – 1. Robert Edwards (E) 51-3, 2. Colin Nonnemacher (E), 3. James Tyler (P);

Discus – 1. Cayden Fick (E) 131-5, 2. Colin Nonnemacher (E), 3. Chace Corcoran (E);

Javelin – 1. Nathan Quevy (E) 153-1, 2. Brian Brown (E), 3. Matthew Geschel (E);

Long jump – 1. Dallas Reyes (P) 21-9, 2. Jason Brader (P), 3. Maddox Rampen (P);

Triple jump – 1. Maqhil Wimberly (E) 45-5 1/4, 2. Exzavier Seide (P), 3. Dallas Reyes (P);

High jump – 1. Logan Conn (E) 6-1, 2. Dallas Reyes (P), 3. Jason Barrett (P);

Pole vault – 1. Joshua Eduful (P) 10-3, 2. Xzavier Blocker (P), 3. Hans Johansen (P).

GIRLS

Parkland 76, Emmaus 74

100 – 1. Dhaniya Miner (P) 12.19, 2. McKayle Clifford (E), 3. Emily Burns (E);

200 – 1. Dhaniya Miner (P) 25.62, 2. Heidi-Roxanne Orock (E), 3. McKayle Clifford (E);

400 – 1. Heidi-Roxanne Orock (E) 1:02.27, 2. Bridget Aquino (E), 3. Shri Desai (P);

800 – 1. Madelyn McCartney (E) 2:21.59, 2. Grace Nosal (E), 3. Samantha Reidnauer (E);

1600 – 1. Madelyn McCartney (E) 5:13.07, 2. Violet Forte (P), 3. Grace Nosal (E);

3200 – 1. Madelyn McCartney (E) 11:47.47, 2. Harshita Keerthi (P), 3. Myla Felegy (E);

100H – 1. Marleigh Llewellyn (E) 15.50, 2. Ana Gbur (P), 3. Genevieve Inserra (P);

300H – 1. Ana Gbur (P) 47.69, 2. Blessing Tweh (E), 3. Taylor Weaver (P);

400 relay – 1. Emmaus 55.14;

1600 relay – 1. Parkland 4:03.49, 2. Emmaus;

3200 relay – 1. Emmaus 10:06.28, 2. Parkland;

Shot put – 1. Aubrey Delong (P) 35-3, 2. Chloe Gbur (P), 3. Emily Grabinski (E);

Discus – 1. Vanessa Ball (P) 80-0, 2. Zoey Kellogg (P), 3. Margaret Anthony (E);

Javelin – 1. Vanessa Ball (P) 105-3, 2. Lily Scobell (P), 3. Katie Sammarco (P);

Long jump – 1. Claudia Walls (E) 16-6 1/2, 2. Kaley Seide (P), 3. Samantha Schultz (P);

Triple jump – 1. Claudia Walls (E) 37-4 1/2, 2. Savannah Gonzalez (P), 3. Summer Brown (P);

High jump – 1. Claudia Walls (E) 5-4, 2. Morgan Anthony (P), 3. Kyla Moore (E);

Pole vault – 1. Samantha Schultz (P) 10-6, 2. Genevieve Inserra (P), 3. Brianna Carwell (E).