Five days after winning the Burlington County Open, Cinnaminson senior Jacob Wickersham won the BCSL Liberty Division race, leading five Cinnaminson runners in the top six.
Cinnaminson won its 2nd consecutive division title, outscoring Northern Burlington 18-59, with Medford Tech 3rd with 90 and Bordentown 4th with 95.
That’s the lowest winning score in meet history. Tbe previous low came in 2005, when Moorestown – led by a Ben Leonberg, Eric Holaday, Daniel Reinhart 1-2-3 sweep – won 19-51 over Northern Burlington.
Wickersham ran 16:09 at Palmyra Cove Park, finishing just ahead of junior teammate Edward Abu-Abas, 2nd in 16:10. Northern Burlington senior Jimmy Cataline broke up the Cinnaminson sweep in 3rd place in 16:13, followed by Pirate juniors Ryan Scaricaciottolo 4th in 16:26, Owen Castanheira 5th in 16:40 and Alexander Lonardo 6th in 16:55.
Cinnaminson packed its five scorers in 46 seconds and averaged 16:28 per scorer.
Also in the top 10 were Northern sophomore Trevor Johnston [7th, 16:57], Medford Tech junior Chris Davis [8th, 17:00], Bordentown sophomore Peter Tober [9th, 17:03] and Cinnaminson sophomore Lucas Fried [10th, 17:09].
Others who finished in under 18 minutes: Northern junior Kael Schilling [11th, 17:18], Medford Tech senior Marcos Paulino [12th, 17:20], Cinnaminson freshman Luke Feeley [13th, 17:20], Bordentown junior Nathan Krinsley [14th, 17:20] and Northern Burlington senior Keegan Fitzpatrick [15th, 17:55].
From the Backstretch by Reuben Frank 