From the Backstretch by Reuben Frank

Paul VI’s Shaelan McNally, a Bucknell sophomore, recorded the biggest win of her young college career Saturday when she placed 1^st in the 5,000 at the ECAC Championships in Piscataway.

McNally ran 16:46.43 and won by 50 meters over Vermont sophomore Isabella Fryar, who placed 2^nd in 16:56.63.

McNally’s 16:46.43 is No. 8 in Bucknell history and No. 9 in the Patriot League this year. McNally is also No. 9 in the conference in the 1,500 [4:25.83]

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McNally had only run two prior collegiate 5,000s and her previous PR was a 17:47.52 indoors in February 2025 at Youngstown. So this is a PR of more than a minute.

McNally is the 5^th South Jersey college woman to run sub-17 this year, following La Salle’s Helene Usher of Haddonfield [16:42], Penn State’s Liliah Gordon of Northern Burlington [16:31.18], Rider’s Maddie Dischert of Atlantic City [16:34.70] and her Bucknell teammate, Cherokee’s Kerry O’Day [16:43.08].

Rowan junior Eli Hendricks from Penns Grove dropped his 100 PR from 10.63 to 10.50 Saturday at a meet in Charlottesville, Va. That is 15^th-fastest ever by a South Jersey alum with legal wind.

Hendricks ran 10.63 at a meet last April in Atlanta, but he PR’d twice Saturday, running 10.53 with a 0.3 in the prelims and 10.50 with a 1.7 in the final.

That’s 3^rd-fastest with legal wind in Rowan history, behind Eastern’s Rajahn Dixon, who ran 0.32 earlier this month in a home meet in Glassboro, and Bridgeton’s Shamar Love, who ran 10.43 last May at the NJAC Championships in Ewing.

It’s No. 15 on the all-time South Jersey alumni list and puts him at 25^th in NCAA Division 3 and 4^th in the NJAC.

All-Time Rowan 100-Meter Dash List
10.32 … Rajahn Dixon [Eastern], Oscar Moore Invite, April 11, 2026 [+0.4]
10.43 … Shamar Love [Bridgeton], NJAC Championships, Ewing, May 3, 2025 [+1.9]
10.50 … Eli Hendricks [Penns Grove], April 18, 2026, Charlotessville, Va. [+1.7]
10.50 … Elijah Hendricks [Penns Grove], Virginia Challenge, Charlottesville, Va., April 17, 2026 [+1.7]
10.55… Jah’mere Beasley [Sterling], NJAC Championships, Mahwah, N.J., May 6, 2023 [+0.0]
10.61 … Evan Corcoran [Kingsway], NJAC Championships, Ewing, May 3, 2025 [+0.2]
10.64 … Robert McKinney [Highland], NJAC Championships, Ewing, May 3, 2025 [+0.0]
10.68 … Julian Pratt [Camden], NJAC Championships, Galloway Township, N.J., May 4, 2019 [+0.6]
10.75 … Amara Conte [Ferris], Widener Final Qualifier, Chester, Pa., May 14, 2023 [-0.8]
10.75 … Ali Ejaz [Glassboro], NJAC Championships, Glassboro, N.J., May 4, 2013 [+0.6]

Here’s a look at the 21 meet records set Saturday at the Woodbury Relays. That’s a crazy number of meet records for any meet but especially for a meet like Woodbury, which has been around since 1973.

Girls
Group 1
Distance Medley
Audubon [Emma Camm, Ava Lebb, Isabella Legatie, Riley Fayer], 12:28.78
[previous record, 12:52.10, Pitman, 2015]
3,200-Meter Relay
Haddon Twp. [Aubrey Carson, Biz Maher, Sydney Warne, Reagan Maher], 9:51.57
[previous record, 10:02.80, Haddonfield, 1998]
Sprint Medley
Audubon [Sophia Rizzo, Kathryn McGuire, Kyle Tocco, Riley Fayer], 4:09.67
[previous record, 4:16.78, Penns Grove, 2014]

Girls Group 2
None

Girls Group 3
Shuttle Hurdles
Winslow Twp. [Ma’Syiah Brawner, Jasmine Jackson, Cinniya Robinson, Justice Green], 59.10
[previous record, 1:01.82, Winslow Twp., 2012]
3,200-Meter Relay
Winslow Twp. [Amariah Arango, Adaiah Arango, Julisa Derry, Annabella Cassidy], 9:24.21
[previous record, 9:40.93, Woodrow Wilson, 2003]
400-Meter Relay
Winslow Twp. [Amariah Arango, Olivia Okaro, Cinniya Robinson, Jasmine Jackson], 46.55
[previous record, 47.85, Winslow Twp., 2012]
Sprint Medley
Winslow Twp. [Amariah Arango, Olivia Okaro, Cinniya Robinson Jasmine Jackson], 4:01.75
[previous record, 4:08.64, Woodrow Wilson, 2003]

Group 4
800-Meter Relay
Pennsauken [Sianni Wynn, Sanaya Dupree, Olivia Dupree, Summer Schaeffer], 1:36.63
[previous record, 1:41.97, Eastern, 2002]
400-Meter Relay
Pennsauken [Sanaya Dupree, Olivia Dupree, Summer Schaeffer, Sianni Wynn], 45.93
[previous record 47.30, Willingboro, 1981]
1,600-Meter Relay
Pennsauken [Sanaya Dupree, Hope Edwards, Summer Schaeffer, Sianni Wynn], 3:44.97
[previous record, 3:48.24, Columbia, 2013]

Field Events
High Jump
Egypt Bolan [Lindenwold], 5-10 ¼
[previous record, 5-10, Megan Kirschling, West Deptford, 2012]
Triple Jump
Ma’Syiah Brawner [Winslow Twp.], 39-8 ½
[previous record, 38-5, Ashley Edwards, Northern Burlington, 2015
Discus
Hannah Nuhfer [Delea], 179-6
[previous record, 149-11, Jess Woodard, Cherokee, 2012]
Shot Put
Hannah Nuhfer [Delea], 46-2
[previous record, 46-0 ½, Deanne Hahn, Brick Twp., 2008]

Group 1
800-Meter Relay
Camden [Javon Brownlee, Christian Braxton, Giovanni Marshall-Edwards, Jaiden Steele], 1:27.74
[previous record, 1:30.0, Glassboro, 2009]
3,200-Meter Relay
Woodstown [Karson Chew, David Farrell, Jacob Marino, Josh Crawford], 7:52.95
[previous record, 8:06.10y, Woodbury, 1978]
400-Meter Relay
Camden [Javon Brownlee, Christian Braxton, Wasi Muhammad, Jaiden Steele], 42.62
[previous record, 43.0, Glassboro, 2009]
1,600-Meter Relay
Camden [Jeremiah Steeley, Christian Braxton, Jawan Brownlee, Jaiden Steele], 3:20.94
[previous record, 3:24.50, Woodbury, 2011]

Group 2
None

Group 3
800-Meter Relay
Deptford [Liam Brown, Kareem Brown, Xavion Holmes, Johann Hernandez], 1:27.47
[previous record, 1:28.35, Timber Creek, 2014]
3,200-Meter Relay
Deptford [Anthony Schilling, Zach Harrison, Algen Ramirez, John Collier], 8:00.09
[previous record, 8:02.04, Kingsway, 2009]

Group 4
Shuttle Hurdles
Egg Harbor Twp. [Taj Jackson, Xavier Aucule, Sebastian Antonius, Ari Bell], 1:00.43
[previous record, 1:01.70, Oakcrest, 2011]

Field Events
None

Rutgers senior Tey’ana Ames from Atlantic County Tech continues to close in on the Rutgers shot put school rcord.

Ames threw a lifetime-best 53-2 ¾ Saturday at the ECAC Championships at her home facility in Piscataway, and she’s now No. 2 in Rutgers history, trailing only Jasmine Van Note of Sayreville, who threw 53-5 at the 2022 Big Ten Championships in Minneapolis.

So Ames is only 2 ¼ inches off the school record.

Ames just threw 50 feet for the first time in January with a 50-8 ¼ at the Ott Center. She improved to 52-9 ¼ in February at the Armory, then 52-9 ½ indoors in Fayetteville, then 53-1 ¾ in Orlando in late March and now 53-2 ¾.

On Saturday, Ames only took three throws, opening with a 51-6 and a 50-9 ¼ before her big 53-2 ¾.

Ames is No. 3 on the all-time South Jersey alumni list and No. 9 on the all-time New Jersey alumni list.

All-Time New Jersey Alumni Shot Put List
63-7 ¾ … Jessica Woodard [Cherokee], May 20, 2021, Tucson, Ariz.

62-7 ¾ … Maren Seidler [Governor Livingston], June 11, 1979, Walnut, Calif.

60-8 ¼  … Jessica Oji [Livingston], March 1, 2026, New York

59-5 … Pam Dukes [Freehold Twp.], June 26, 1987, San Jose, Calif.

59-1 ½ … Alyssa Wilson [Donovan Catholic], April 20, 2019, Long Beach, Calif.

58-6 ¼ … Jamine Moton [Delsea], May 13, 2001, Clemson, S.C.

56-6 … Nickolette Dunbar [Whippany Park], May 14, 2021, College Station, Texas

54-8 ¼  … Jasmine Van Note [Sayreville], April 1, 2023, Gainesville, Fla.
53-2 ¾ … Tey’ana Ames [Atlantic County Tech], April 18, 2026, Piscataway

52-4 ¾ … Maureen Laffan [Toms River North], Feb. 27, 2010, Blacksburg, Va.

51-11 ½ … Alicia Campbell [Snyder], Feb. 24, 2024, Geneva, Ohio

All-Time South Jersey Alumni Shot Put List
62-3 ½ … Jessica Woodard [Cherokee], May 20, 2021, Tucson, Ariz.

58-6 ¼ … Jamine Moton [Delsea], May 13, 2001, Clemson, S.C.
53-2 ¾ … Tey’ana Ames [Atlantic County Tech], April 18, 2026, Piscataway

50-5 … Victoria Imbesi [Our Lady of Mercy], May 6, 2012, Philadelphia

49-11 … Shamere Rothmiller [Glassboro], May 5, 2012, Greensboro, N.C.

49-10i … Tara Daniels [Kingsway], Feb. 6, 2016, Boston

49-2 ¼ … Sylvia Galarza [Millville], April 26, 2007, Philadelphia

48-7 … Melinda Boykin [Bridgeton], May 19, 2001, Princeton
48-0 … Hannah Nuhfer [Delsea], Feb. 21, 2026, Toms River

46-8 ¼ … Janiece Rose [Delsea], May 15, 2015, Muncie, Ind.

The Audubon girls ran the fastest sprint medley ever by a New Jersey Group 1 school at Woodbury Saturday and the fastest distance medley by a Group 1 in 10 years.

Juniors Sophia Rizzo and Kathryn McGuire and seniors Kylie Tocco and Riley Fayer ran a meet-record 4:09.67 in the sprint med at the Woodbury Relays, breaking the meet record of 4:16.78 set in 2014 by Penns Grove.

The fastest previous Group 1 sprint medley by a New Jersey school was Metuchen’s 4:11.93 at 2014 Armory Nationals.

Rizzo ran 1:00.90, the 200 splits totalled 51.86 and Fayer anchored in 2:16.92. Only Winslow in Group 3 [4:01.75] and Eastern in Group 4 [4:08.28] ran faster than Audubon Saturday.

Audubon’s time is No. 13 in Camden County history.

The Green Wave DMR team was also anchored by Fayer, who split 5:01.87 and gave Audubon the fastest South Jersey Group 1 time in 27 years.

Audubon won the race in 12:28.78, destroying the Group 1 meet record of 12:52.10 set by Pitman in 2015.

This one took a ton of research so please let me know if you find any errors in this post.

That’s the fastest DMR time by any New Jersey Group 1 school in 10 years.

Audubon’s time is 3^rd-fastest by a South Jersey Group 1 all-time and fastest since Haddonfield ran 12:23.26 with Holly Cosnet, Mary Mullholland, Erin O’Donnell and Erin Donohue ran 12:23.26 at the Ike Willis Relays in Glassboro. Haddonfield ran 12:21.45 at the 1998 East Coast Relays in Morristown. Haddonfield ran faster several other years when it was a Group 2, but Audubon’s time is 3^rd-fastest by a school that was in Group 1 the year it ran it.

Audubon’s 12:28.78 is fastest by any New Jersey Group 1 since 2016, when New Providence ran 12:27.81 at the Union County Championships in Westfield. Metuchen is listed on Milesplit as a Group 1 running 11:57.17 at the 2022 Penn Relays, but they were actually in Group 2 in 2022.

Camm led off with a 3:52.79 for 1,200 meters, Ava Lebb ran 62.92 for the 400, Isabella Legatie split 2:31.21 and Fayer finished it off with an evenly paced anchor leg – out in 2:29.81 and back in 2:32.09.

Overall, Audubon is 6^th-fastest in New Jersey this year in the DMR and No. 3 in South Jersey, behind Cherokee [12:20.00] and Ocean City [12:22.97]. The time is No. 17 on the all-time Camden County list.

All-Time Camden County Sprint Medley List
3:53.15 … Eastern, 2025
4:01.75 … Winslow Twp., 2026
4:02.60 … Sterling, 2017
4:02.89 … Woodrow Wilson, 2002
4:03.04 … Camden, 1995
4:03.31 … Eastern, 2024
4:04.86 … Woodrow Wilson, 2009
4:05.2h … Winslow Twp., 2003
4:08.23 … Timber Creek, 2011
4:08.28 … Eastern, 2026
4:08.64 … Woodrow  Wilson, 2003
4:09.23 … Pennsauken, 2014
4:09.67 … Audubon, 2026
4:10.0h … Camden, 2003
4:10.44 … Highland, 1998
4:10.5h … Woodrow Wilson, 2005
4:10.74 … Highland, 2003
4:10.74 … Pennsauken, 2015
4:10.8h … Haddon Heights, 1980
4:11.2h … Haddonfield, 2009
4:11.5h … Camden, 1994
4:11.91 … Timber Creek, 2010
4:11.8h … Overbrook, 2000

All-Time Camden County Distance Medley List
12:00.47 … Haddonfield, 2021
12:02.34 … Haddonfield 2000
12:02.37 … Haddonfield, 2014
12:05.98 … Sterling, 2017
12:06.82 … Haddonfield, 2021
12:10.75 … Sterling, 2016
12:13.16 … Bishop Eustace, 2011
12:14.05 … Cherry Hill East, 2007
12:14.24 … Highland, 2004
12:18.27 … Bishop Eustace, 1995
12:19.26 … Woodrow Wilson, 2001
12:19.79 … Haddonfield, 2015
12:21.22 … Haddonfield, 2017
12:21.45 … Haddonfield, 1998
12:23.26 … Haddonfield, 1999
12:24.64 … Woodrow Wilson, 2000
12:27.14 … Woodrow Wilson, 2002
12:27.9h … Paul VI, 1982
12:28.39 … Eastern, 2025
12:28.78 … Audubon, 2026
12:28.7h … Paul VI, 1983
12:29.03 … Bishop Eustace, 1996
12:29.9h … Haddonfield, 2008

Another meet, another PR for Ryan Merlino.

Merlino, an Oakcrest graduate and Rutgers sophomore, PR’d for the 3rd consecutive meet this weekend, clearing 17-8 ½ at the IC4A Championships at his home facility in Piscataway.

Merlino set a PR of 16-8 ½ on March 28 in Orlando, then cleared 17-7 ¼ on April 4 at Princeton, where he actually PR’d four times, and then recorded another lifetime best Saturday, where he placed 3rd behind teammates Kevin and Brian O’Sullivan from Hillksborough, who cleared a school-record 18-4 ½ and 18-0 ½.

Merlino is now No. 4 in Rutgers history behind the two O’Sullivans and Delsea’s Nico Morales, who cleared 17-9 last April at the Rutgers Relays.

He’s also No. 2 in South Jersey history, behind only Morales, and No. 7 in New Jersey history but only two inches outside the No. 4 spot.

Merlino took a jump at 16-4 ¾ and cleared on his 1st attempt, then passed at 16-8 ¾ before clearing 17-0 ½, 17-4 ½ and 17-8 ½, each on his 2nd attempt. He finished with three tries at 18-0 ½.

Merlino is now No. 59 among U.S. men and No. 25 in NCAA Division 1. He’s No. 6 in the Big Ten Conference, behind vaulters from Washington, Nebraska and Indiana and the O’Sullivan brothers.

All-Time New Jersey Alumni Pole Vault List
18-10 ¼ … Bradley Jelmert [Watchung Hills], Jan. 24, 2026, Albuquerque
18-6 ½ … Kevin O’Sullivan [Hillsborough], Feb. 13, 2026, Fayetteville, Ark.
18-5 ½ … Brian O’Sullivan [Hillsborough], Feb. 28, 2026, Indianapolis, Ind.
17-10 ½ … Craig Hunter [Robbinsville], June 8, 2016, Eugene, Ore.
17-9 … Nico Morales [Delsea], April 19, 2025, Piscataway
17-9 … Kevin McGuire [Lawrenceville], May 26, 1993, Fairfax, Va.
17-8 ½ … Steve Keating [Pompton Lakes], June 12, 1993, Los Gatos, Calif.
17-8 ½ … Ryan Merlino [Oakcrest], April 19, 2026, Piscataway
17-6 ½ … Adam Sarafian [Ocean Township], Jan. 28, 2006, Reno, Nev.
17-4 ½ … Ed Keefe [St. John Vianney], Feb. 17, 2002, Syracuse
17-3 ½ … Noah Kriesman [Cherry Hill East], Columbia, S.C., 2024
17-2 ½ … Christian Mazza [Toms River East], Feb. 23, 2003, Syracuse
17-0 ¾ … Chris Wykoff [Toms River East], May 25, 2013, Greensboro, N.C.
17-0 … Bill Lange [Bridgewater East], 1980, Hanover, N.H.

The Winslow girls ran the 6th-fastest shuttle hurdles in state history and just missed the South Jersey record Saturday at the Woodbury Relays.

Senior Ma’Syiah Brawner, sophomore Jasmine Jackson, junior Cinniya Robinson and senior Justice Green ran 59.1, the fastest time by a South Jersey school in 27 years, since Edgewood – which became Winslow – ran 59.00 in 1999.

Edgewood, which became Winslow, ran that 59.00 at the 1999 East Coast Relays in Morristown with Yvette Murry, Pam Richardson, Denean Davis and Kierra Clemons. At the time it was the national record.

On Saturday, Winslow broke the Woodbury Relays overall and Group 3 meet record of 1:01.82 set by the 2012 Winslow girls.

Union Catholic is the only New Jersey school other than Edgewood to run faster than Winslow.

All-Time New Jersey Shuttle Hurdles List
58.30 … Union Catholic, 2018
58.39 … Union Catholic, 2015
58.60 … Union Catholic, 2019
58.74 … Union Catholic, 2017
59.0 … Edgewood, 1999
59.1 … Winslow Twp., 2026
59.22 … Columbia, 2013
59.25 … Willingboro, 2025
59.42 … Union Catholic, 2024
59.43 … Paramus Catholic, 2019
59.49 … Union Catholic, 2021
59.52 … Eastern, 2019
59.60 … Winslow Twp., 2026
59.66 … Newark Tech, 2012
59.75 … Irvington, 2012
59.79 … Pennsauken, 1999
59.91 … Columbia, 2012

Winslow senior Ma’Syiah Brawner warmed up for the Penn Relays with a state-leading triple jump at Woodbury Saturday.

Brawner won the triple at 39-8 ½, which broke the meet record of 38-5 set by Northern Burlington’s Ashley Edwards in 2015.

Brawner had a strong series, opening with a 37-1, then jumping 38-11 ¼, 39-8 ½ and then 39-5 ½. All four jumps were made with legal wind. She jumped within 6 ½ inches of her lifetime best, a 40-3 from her state Group 3 title at South Plainfield last May with a legal 0.1 tailwind. That’s No. 3 in South Jersey history.

Brawner competes in the triple jump at noon Thursday at the 130th running of the Penn Relays at Franklin Field.

Brawner also raced Saturday on Winslow’s shuttle hurdles team, which won Group 3 in 59.10, 6th-fastest time in state history. More on that group this afternoon.

Cumberland Regional senior Richard Pierce recorded the longest javelin throw by a Cumberland County thrower in 12 years Friday at the Woodbury Relays.

Pierce won the javelin with a 177-7 on his 4^th throw, one of four throws he had over 170 feet. It’s the best throw by a Cumberland County athlete since Kelvin Tull of Millville threw 178-7 at the 2014 South Jersey Open at Buena. The last Cumberland County thrower to hit 180 feet is another Pierce from Cumberland Regional, Andrew Pierce, who threw 191-5 at the 2009 Meet of Champions in South Plainfield.

Richard Pierce’s previous PR was 172-9 from last year’s state Group 3 meet, also at South Plainfield. He beat that three times Friday with a 173-4 on his 1^st throw, 174-3 on his 3^rd and the 177-7 on his 5^th. He finished with a 172-4.

Senior Kaden Roane of Deptford placed 2^nd with a 171-5, so Pierce had the four-best throws of the competition.

Pierce’s 177-7 is No. 7 in New Jersey this year and the best throw by a South Jersey athlete. Roane is 2^nd at 171-5, and Williamstown senior Wayne Farmer is 3^rd with his 167-3 at Woodbury.

Quite a long jump competition at Woodbury Saturday, with Willingboro senior Christopher Jones and Overbrook junior Jaiden Mitchell both soaring over 23 feet, three others over 22 feet and a total of 13 jumpers hitting 21 feet or better.

And thank you Woodbury Relays for having a wind guage at the long jump. All 13 jumpers over 21 feet or better were legal on their best jump. And remember, only four jumps per competitor, which makes these results even more impressive.

The top four jumpers had their best jump on their 4^th and final attempt.

Jones jumped 23-3 ½ with a 0.0 tailwind on his final jump to win the event. Mitchell hit 23-2 with a 2.0 headwind to place 2^nd, Winslow junior Ka’Ron Ceasar jumped 22-11 with no wind on his final jump and junior David Stewart of Schalick hit 22-3 ¾ on his last attempt with a 1.5 headwind. Winslow senior Zyaire Rothmiller-McIntosh also jumped 22 feet, reaching 22-1 ¾ on his 2^nd jump.

Jones’ previous PR was a 22-3 from last year’s Central Jersey Group 3 meet at Jackson Liberty. Mitchell’s was 22-4 ¼ from an indoor meet in December at the Ott Center. Ceasar’s MileSplit profile only shows one previous high school track meet, and he jumped 21-10 ¾ at Bridgeton earlier this month so that’s apparently his previous PR.

Stewart’s previous PR was 21-4 ½ from the 2024 Salem County Championships at Salem, and Rothmiller-McIntosh’s PR is 22-4 ½ from last June at Greensboro Nationals.

An interesting note about Willingboro’s Jones. His 23-3 ½ is 5^th-best in Willingboro history and the best jump by a Chimera since All-America high jumper, long jumper and hurdler Mike Morrison soared 24-5 at a meet on his home track in 2003. Mitchell’s 23-2 is an Overbrook school record.

For this special occasion I put together a list of every South Jersey jumper that’s ever gone 23 feet. As always, errors and omissions, please let me know in the comment section.

Also over 21 feet Saturday: Cumberland Regional junior Dereon Johnson [21-7 ½], Bridgeton senior Jeremiah Russell [21-7 ½], Millville senior Michael Carr [21-5 ¾], Glassboro sophomore Moses Robles [21-5 ¼], senior Marcus Williams of the McDonogh School in Owings Mills, Md. [21-4 ¾], Rancocas Valley senior Daniel Rivers-King [21-2 ½], Eastern senior Vincent Rodriguez-Rosa [21-2 ½] and Pennsville junior Danny Knight [21-0].

26-8 ¼ … Carl Lewis [Willingboro], 1979
25-2 …….. Anthony Averett [Woodbury], 2012
25-1 ½ … Gerard Reynolds [Willingboro], 1990
25-0 …….. William Spearman [Woodrow Wilson], 1996
24-11 ¼ … Anthony Miles [Winslow Twp.], 2002
24-8 ….….. Isaac Samuels [Willingboro-Kennedy], 1983
24-5 ….….. Mike Morrison [Willingboro], 2003
24-4 ¼ ….. Ahmad Fogg [Egg Harbor Twp.], 2023
24-3 ¾ ….. Mikhail Micheaux [Eastern], 2013
24-1 ½ ….. Mike Boone [Burlington City], 1990
24-0 ½ ..… Kerry Vivett [Edgewood], 1984
23-11 ¾ ….. Rece Englehart [Moorestown], 2024
23-11 ½ ..… Syteek Farrington [Camden], 2009
23-11 ….….. Preston Beckley [Eastern], 1993
23-11 ……… Dave Klemic [Mainland Reg.], 1996
23-11 ….….. Nick Brown [Bridgeton], 1999
23-10 ¾ ….. Bob Schuenemann [Collingswood], 1932
23-10 ¼ ….. Ben Liles [Kingsway], 1992
23-10 …….. Jerry Mathis [Willingboro], 1985
23-10 …….. Steve Harper [Atlantic City], 1993
23-9 ……… Steve Parker [Salem], 2025
23-9 ……… Robert Jordan [Millville], 1999
23-8 ¾ … Jamir Brown [Riverside], 2024
23-8 ½ … Dennis Mitchell [Edgewood], 1983
23-8 ½ … Bill Mobley [Eastern], 1990
23-8 ½ … Lamar Sturdivant [Woodbury], 1996
23-8 ½ … Sean McPherson [Delsea], 2010
23-8 ….….. Jamal Powell [Bridgeton], 1991
23-7 ¾ … Clem Jones [Vineland], 1968
23-7 ½ … Matt Rose [Bordentown], 1984
23-7 ¼ … Reginald Morton [Oakcrest], 2013
23-6 ¾ … Jamal Powell [Bridgeton], 1990
23-6 ½ … Ed Loges [Shawnee], 1992
23-6 ½ … Reggie Riggs [Pennsauken Tech], 1988
23-6 ¼ … Jamal Heard [Bridgeton], 1990
23-6 ½ … Termier Hill [Clayton], 2021
23-6 ½ … Floyd Whitaker [Highland], 2021
23-6 …….. Tyler Clybourn [Oakcrest], 2016
23-6 …….. Chris Gillis [Pennsauken], 2000
23-6 …….. Antwan Dickerson [Pennsauken], 2013
23-6 … Josiah Williams [Mainland Reg.], 2025
23-5 ½ … Damiere Byrd [Timber Creek], 2011
23-5 ½ … John Meekins [Cinnaminson], 1988
23-5 ¼ … Chris Vasser [Cape May], 1978
23-5 ¼ … Dorian Evans [Timber Creek], 2008
23-4 ¾ … Chace Pearson [Timber Creek], 2022
23-4 ½ … Bo Melton [Cedar Creek], 2016
23-4 ½ … Sean Clifton [Edgewood], 1982
23-4 ½ … Ben Mitchell [St. Joe’s], 2015
23-3 ¾ … Eddie Walker [Woodbury], 1990
23-3 ½ … Tracy Hall [Moorestown], 1977
23-3 ½ … Christopher Jones [Willingboro], 2026
23-2 … Michael Carr [Millville], 2026
23-3 ¼ … Stevenson Cajuste [Egg Harbor Twp.], 2008
23-3 …….. Kimere Brown [Penns Grove], 2014
23-3 …….. Jon Dickey [Penns Grove], 1985
23-3 …….. Bill Conover [Collingswood], 1931
23-3 …….. Lance Sherer [Vineland], 1978
23-2 ½ .. Jamar Byrd [Vineland], 2004
23-2 ¼ .. Terrence Sorrell [Salem], 1988
23-2 … Bright John [Sterling], 2025
23-2 …….. Quasheem Taylor [Bridgeton], 2015
23-2 …….. Dave Fairchild [Holy Cross], 1983
23 2 …….. Charles Armstead [Schalick], 1986
23-2 …….. John Stone [Mainland Reg.], 1997

23-2 …….. Louis Smith [Burlington Twp.], 1997
23-2 … Jaiden Mitchell [Overbrook], 2026
23-1 ¾ … Curtis Wright [Edgewood], 1991
23-1 ¾ … Marv Forchion [Willingboro], 1986
23-1 ¾ … Andre Faulcon [Glassboro], 2002
23-1 ¾ … Rakim Coyle [Wildwood Catholic], 2018
23-1 ¼ … Kwinten Ives [Palmyra], 2022
23-1 ……… Roosevelt Dunmore [Vineland], 1991
23-1 ……… Jamil Sanders [Bridgeton], 1994
23-1 ……… Daryll Williams [Deptford], 1996
23-0 ¾ … Gary Melton [Cedar Creek], 2012
23-0 ½… Iverson Clement [Rancocas Valley], 2017
23-0 ½ … Khalil Barge [Camden], 2000
23-0 ½ … Khaliel Burnett [Delsea], 2018
23-0 ½ … Gary Moore [Overbook], 1974
23-0 ¼ … Brian Winchester [Vineland], 2010
23-0 …….. Dave Still [Glassboro], 2016
23-0 …….. Adam Kucinski [Highland], 2002
23-0 …….. Keith Washington [Woodbury], 1978
23-0 …….. Marcus Chambers [Clayton], 2017