Allegany-Limestone’s Angelina Napoleon did, too.

And then there was Randolph’s dynamic duo of Roan Kelly and Jaiden Huntington who were literally “outstanding” to highlight the Falconer Invitational on a brilliantly sunny, but cool Friday at Bill Race Field.

The Trojans, led by Michael Butterfield and Nate Lewis, claimed the boys team title with 82 points, 5.75 better than second-place Randolph; Napoleon and Kelly were chosen the outstanding track athletics; and Napoleon and Huntington were selected the outstanding field athletes.

Toss in a banner effort by Maple Grove’s Sam Eimiller — he won three events — and it was quite a day for followers of high school track and field.

Randolph's Jaiden Huntington. P-J photo by Tim Frank

Butterfield won the 100 meters (11.23), breaking a 36-year-old school record, and the 200 (23.03); Kelly claimed the 800 meters (1:58.76) and the 1,600 (4:20.89); Huntington was first in the shot (44-0.5) and the discus (128-11); and Eimiller captured the 110-meter high hurdles (15.34), the 400-meter hurdles (59.75) and the high jump (5-10).

Other area first-place individual performances for the boys were turned in by Lewis in the 3,000-meter steeplechase (a school-record time of 10:05.06); Clayton Crouse of Randolph in the pole vault (11-06); David Speagle of Chautauqua Lake in the long jump (20-4.50); and Nick Whitfield of Fredonia in the triple jump (42-0).

As has become custom, Napoleon was the headliner for the girls.

The junior won four events — the 800 meters (2:16.81), the 1,500 meters (5:01.29), the 2,000-meter steeplechase (6:39.71) and the high jump (5-2) — to sweep the individual honors.

Jenna Fisher of Clymer/Sherman/Panama captured two first-place finishes in the 100 meters (12.73) and the 200 meters (26.77). She was also the recipient of the Matthew “Billy” Eskeli Sportsmanship Award.

Randolph's Roan Kelly. P-J photo by Tim Frank

Other area individual winners among the girls were Hannah Madonia and Ella Eckstrom of Falconer/Cassadaga Valley, and Corinne Inkley and Renee Waterman of Randolph.

Madonia crossed the finish line first in the 400-meter hurdles and Eckstrom had a winning triple jump of 32-7. Meanwhile, Inkley was first in the pole vault (8-0) and Waterman captured the shot (29-85).

Southwestern had quite a unique turn of events in the steeplechase when siblings Emma and Nate Lewis both set new school records. Emma, only a seventh-grader, placed second in the 2,000-meter steeplechase with a time of 7:28.36, while Nate, a junior, turned in a winning time of 10:05.06 in the 3,000-meter steeplechase.

Also recognized during the invitational were Josh Lea of Allegany-Limestone, who received the John LaBardo shot and discus Sportsmanship Award; and Matt Linder of Fredonia, who joined Fisher as a Matthew “Billy” Eskeli Sportsmanship Award recipient.

To cap the awards ceremony, Bucknell University sophomore and 2020 Cassadaga Valley Central School graduate Rayven Sample, presented Falconer/Cassadaga Valley coaches Dave Nelson and Nick Spry with his uniform top and number from the 2021 Paralympic Games in Tokyo. Sample was a member of the United States team and competed in the 400 meters after winning the T45 classification trials last June.

Allegany-Limestone's Angelina Napoleon. P-J photo by Tim Frank

NOTES: Following are the team results for the boys: Southwestern 82, Randolph 76.25, Easst Aurora 66, Fredonia 51.25, Maple Grove 49.25, Franklinville 45, Falconer 31.25, Allegany-Limestone 30.5, Chautauqua Lake 30, Frewsburg 21, Olean 18.25, Springville 15, Portville 13, Clymer/Sherman/Panama 11, Dunkirk 11 and Iroquois 7.25.

Following are the team results for the girls: East Aurora 92.5, Franklinville 76, Allegany-Limestone 50, Portville 47, Falconer 45, Clymer/Sherman/Panama 45, Randolph 43, Southwestern 38, Iroquois 35, Maple Grove 30, Eden 12, Frewsburg 10, Olean 8, Gowanda 6, Chautauqua Lake 5.5, Dunkirk 5, Fredonia 4, Cattaraugus-Little Valley 4 and Silver Creek 2.

Allegany-Limestone’s Josh Lea receives the John LaBardo shot and discus Sportsmanship Award. P-J photo by Scott Kindberg

Fredonia’s Matt Linder, left, and Clymer/Sherman/Panama’s Jenna Fisher receive the Matthew “Billy” Eskeli Sportsmanship Awards from Falconer/Cassadaga Valley boys coach Dave Nelson. P-J photo by Scott Kindberg