Dunkirk/Silver Creek finished Heat 3 in 3:26.90, which left its quartet just outside the top eight, which is required to advance to the finals.

Michael Hanlon opened with a split of 52.78, followed by Nathan Carlson’s 51.73. Johnee Thomas then turned in a 51.51 and Lucas Lawrie finished the relay with a 50.88 split.

Newburgh Free Academy won the title in 3:19.48, nearly 4 seconds faster than second-place Minisink Valley.

Running in Heat 7 of the 300-meter dash, Falconer/Maple Grove/Frewsburg/Randolph senior Talon Rowland ran a time of 35.26 seconds for a personal best, which was good for 15th. In Heat 2 of the same event, Jamestown junior Jarren Cotter ran a time of 36.48 seconds, which was good for 30th. Neither advanced to the final, which required a top-12 preliminary finish.

Jamestown’s Jarren Cotter competes in the 300-meter dash. P-J photo by Tim Frank

Fordham Prep senior Jaylin Santiago won the 300-meter dash with a time of 33.92 seconds.

Falconer/Maple Grove/Frewsburg/Randolph junior Cody Kent placed 28th in the 3,200-meter run with a personal-best time of 9:43.45 in Heat 1.

The top-12 finishers all came from Heat 2 with Ithaca junior Riley Hubisz the winner in 9:01.42.

Sweet Home junior Brenton Baker won the boys high jump at 6 feet, 9 inches.

Frontier junior Lillie Bodgan took second in the girls 1,500 meters with a time of 4:30.47 and third in the 3,000 meters with a time of 9:27.75.

F/MG/F/R’s Cody Kent competes in the 3,200 meters. P-J photo by Tim Frank P-J photos by Tim Frank

Sweet Home junior Taylor Nugent was second in the girls 1,500-meter race walk with a time of 6:53.57.