Last week’s regular season finale was more than just another track and field meet for Parkland and head coach Stephen Ott. It was a chance to keep Ott’s unbeaten streak in the East Penn Conference regular season alive.

And that’s what the Trojans did. The Parkland boys won 10 of the 18 events against Emmaus in last week’s meet to secure an 85-65 win; the girls, meanwhile, secured a close 76-74 victory on the Hornets’ home track despite Emmaus winning more events.

The Parkland boys were led by runners Radnor Rowlands and Colin McGuigan, both of whom won multiple events. Rowlands crossed the finish line first in both the 100- and 200-meter hurdles, while McGuigan shined in the distance events by securing wins in the 1600- and 3200-meter runs.

Marcelo Castilla picked up a win in the 800-meter run, while the 3200-meter relay team also picked up a win to round out the winners in the running events. Dallas Reyes (long jump) and Joshua Eduful (pole vault) rounded out Parkland’s winners on the boys side.

The girls side also had a number of multiple-event winners, led by Dhaniya Miner in the running events who crossed the finish line first in the 100- and 200-meter dashes. Ana Gbur (300-meter hurdles) and the 1600-meter relay squad also picked up wins in the running events.

Vanessa Ball headlined the throwers by winning both the discus and javelin events. Aubrey Delong won the shot put, and Samantha Schultz’s win in the pole vault rounded out Parkland’s victors to secure the win.

Emmaus was led by two athletes who won three different events. Madelyn McCartney shined in the distance events and won the 800-, 1600- and 3200-meter runs, while Claudia Walls was the leading jumper on the day with wins in the long jump, high jump and triple jump.

Parkland beat Whitehall a during the penultimate week of the regular season.

The Trojan boys team topped Whitehall 124-11, while the PHS girls team beat the Zephyrs 112.5-37.5.

Both Parkland teams finished the season 7-0 and on top of the EPC’s Lehigh Division. The Trojan boys team was the only unbeaten team in the league this season, while in the girls standings East Stroudsburg South went 7-0 in the Monroe Division and Easton finished 7-0 in the Northampton Division.

Parkland competed in this week’s EPC Championship Meet at Whitehall High School. Results will be in next week’s edition of The Press.

Parkland-Emmaus

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).

Parkland-Whitehall

BOYS

Parkland 124,

Whitehall 26

100 : 1. Cole Millhouse (P) 11.41, 2. Jermie Jean Baptiste (P), 3. Bryce Medina (W);

200: 1. Logan McEvoy (P) 22.92, 2. Cole Millhouse (P), 3. Jermie Jean Baptiste (P);

400: 1. Andrew Hernandez (P) 53.23, 2. John Rossi (P), 3. Jacob Ott (P);

800: 1. Marcello Castilla (P) 1:59.28, 2. Brendan Frank (P), 3. Angel Chamorro-Melendez (P);

1600: 1. Derek Taveras (P) 4:43.43, 2. Jame Huff (P), 3. Alexander Abosamra (P);

3200: 1. Peter DiCara (P) 10:58.09, 2. Habib Leyos (W), 3. Liam Stoddard (P);

110H: 1. Nmelichukwu Onwuzo (P) 15.23, 2. Deakon Smith (W), 3. Jayden Tucker (P);

300H: 1. David Scherb (P) 39.84, 2. Jayden Tucker (P), 3. Donato Ciampittiello (P);

4x100: 1. Parkland 42.79, 2. Whitehall;

4x400: 1. Parkland 3:31.47, 2. Whitehall;

4x800: 1. Parkland 9:15.26, 2. Whitehall;

High jump: 1. Deakon Smith (W) 5-5, 2. Marlon Simeon (P), 3. Jason Barrett (P);

Long jump: 1. Jason Brader (P) 20-5, 2. Maddox Rampen (P), 3. Chinecherem Ewuzie (P);

Triple jump: 1. Nathan Cuda (P) 39-9, 2. Jason Brader (P), 3. Alinur Najim (W);

Pole vault: 1. Xzavier Blocker (P) 10-3, 2. Joshua Eduful (P), 3. Tristan Quach (W);

Discus: 1. Amtthew Doresey (P) 110-5, 2. Andrew Kish (P), 3. Parker Ziegenfuss (W);

Javelin: 1. Parker Ziegenfuss (W) 138-2, 2. Sean Fallon (P), 3. Jahleel Garcia (W);

Shot put: 1. Tyler Tehonica (W) 45-1, 2. James Tyler (P), 3. Matthew Dorsey (P).

GIRLS

Parkland 112.5,

Whitehall 37.5

100: 1. Edrien Lee (W) 12.15, 2. Jaylene Wilson (W), 3. Brielle Krandel (P);

200: 1. Edrien Lee (W) 25.64, 2. Marley Boyle (P), 3. Shri Desai (P);

400: 1. Shri Desai (P) 1:02.67, 2. Megan Tarantino (P), 3. Laura Shellhamer (P);

800: 1. Violet Forte (P) 2:28.50, 2. Leah Frew (P), 3. Kennedy Perkins (P);

1600: 1. Harshita Keerthi (P) 5:34.76, 2. Lilah Ellis (P), 3. Rebecca Vazquies (P);

3200: 1. Dani Schultz (P) 12:33.57, 2. Amara Saadeh (P), 3. Eve Horvath (P);

100H: 1. Llyneida Otanez (W) 16.97, 2. Makenna Reichenbach (W), 3. Abigail Eyman (P);

300H: 1. Ana Gbur (P) 46.66, 2. Llyneida Otanez (W), 3. Makenna Reichenbach (W);

4x100: 1 Whitehall 50.70, 2. Parkland;

4x400: 1. Parkland 4:13.85, 2. Whitehall;

4x800: 1. Parkland 12:40.72;

High jump: 1. Morgan Anthony (P) 4-11, 2. Maya Williams (W), 3. Laura Shellhamer (P);

Long jump: 1. Sarah Huff (P) 15-2, 2. Jaylene Wilson (W), 3. Imani Abrokwah (P);

Triple jump: 1. Sarah Huff (P) 33-0, 2. Savannah Gonzalez (P), 3. Maya Williams (W);

Pole vault: 1. Samantha Schultz (P) 10-0, 2. Genevieve Inserra (P), 3. Janelle Kies (W);

Discus: 1. Zoey Kellogg (P) 86-2, 2. Vanessa Ball (P), 3. Chloe Gbur (P);

Javelin: 1. Vanessa Ball (P) 95-8, 2. Katie Sammarco (P), 3. Lily Scobell (P);

Shot put: 1. Aubrey Delong (P) 35-9, 2. Chloe Gbur (P), 3. Kassidy Stirling (P).