Delsea senior Matthew Littlehales ran the 2nd-fastest mile in New Jersey this yaer and 10th-fastest in the U.S. Wednesday at the Ott Center.

Littlehales won the mile in 4:15.10, equivalent of a 4:13.62 for 1,600 meters at the La Salle Winter Series meet. He won by 12 meters over senior Justin Landis of North Penn, who was 2nd in a PR 4:17.05. Littlehales took the lead on the 7th lap.

Littlehales had a huge negative-split 2:14.30 for the first 880 and 2:00.80 for the second 880, closing in 55.81 for the final 440 and 26.63 for the final lap.

The only faster time this indoor season by a New Jersey runner is the 4:14.72 that Randolph senior Kennan Byers ran at the Armory last week.

Littlehales broke Miles Schoedler’s South Jersey-record 4:09.37 last indoor season when he placed 2nd at the Meet of Champions at Ocean Breeze. He finished just behind Colts Neck’s Hunter Celkupa, who ran 4:09.21 and has since graduated.

Outdoors, Littlehales ran 4:11.54 and 9:12.23.

In the same race, Haddonfield senior Benjamin Andrus ran 4:21.44, Cherokee sophomore Jack Tindall 4:23.30 and Haddonfield senior Peter Simpson 4:23.83.

The Winslow girls posted the fastest qualifying time in the 1,600-meter relay at the Millrose Games Trials Tuesday at the Armory.

Winslow earned a lane in the 118^th annual Millrose Games 4-by-4 running 3:49.68, 8^th-fastest in South Jersey history. Winslow fell just short of the Millrose Trials record of 3:48.06 set by Columbia in 2014. Their time is 19^th-fastest on the all-time state list.

Willingboro also qualified for Millrose after finishing 2^nd in 3:59.91.

The results do not specifiy who ran for Winslow and their entry lists seven possible runners. We’ll assume it was sophomore Amariah Arango, sophomore Jasmine Jackson, senior Olivia Okaro and junior Cinniya Robinson. Let us know if we’re wrong!

If that’s the correct lineup, Arango led off in 56.38, followed by Jackson at 58.00, Okaro in 57.33 and Robinson anchoring in 58.0.

Winslow’s time is No. 1 in New Jersey this year and No. 2 in the U.S., according to the MileSplit rankings behind Imhotep Institute Charter 12 of Philly, which ran 3:39.23 last month at the Ott Center.

Willingboro’s lineup is also unclear, but the Chimras used a lineup of junior Trinity Brapoh, senior Aaliyah Robinson, junior Jade Pinder and junior Maya Bolden when they ran 4:02.76 at the Armory over the weekend and it’s likely that’s the lineup that raced Tuesday.

Their time is 4^th-fastest in New Jersey this year.

The Millrose Games is scheduled for Feb. 1 back at the Armory.

All-Time South Jersey Indoor 4×4 List
3:44.74 … Winslow Twp., 2025
3:45.37 … Willingboro, 2003
3:45.89 … Winslow Twp., 2025
3:47.95 … Willingboro, 2002
3:49.07 … Camden, 1995
3:49.50 … Winslow Twp., 2024
3:49.59 … Timber Creek, 2024
3:49.68 … Winslow Twp., 2026
3:51.49 … Winslow Twp., 2017
3:52.37 … Willingboro, 2000
3:52.55 … Wilson, 2006
3:53.61 … Willingboro, 1998
3:53.81 … Paul VI, 2020
3:53.6h … Willingboro, 1999
3:53.82 … Timber Creek, 2023
3:53.97 … Rancocas Valley, 2019

Josh Crawford’s 1:54.96 anchor led Woodstown to first place in the 3,200-meter relay Wednesday at the Millrose Games Trials at the Armory.

Woodstown ran 8:00.24, winning by 25 meters over Manhasset, N.Y., which placed 2^nd in 8:03.74. That’s 4^th-fastest ever by a South Jersey Group 1, behind three Pleasantville performances when they were down in Group 1 – 7:45.55 when they won 2013 Easterns at the Armory, 7:59.05 when they were 2^nd at 2015 Easterns and 7:59.51 at the 2012 Millrose Games, also at the Armory.

With the win, Woodstown automatically qualified to race at the 118^th Millrose Games on Feb. 1 back at the Armory. The winner and all other teams under 8:02 – which there weren’t any of – qualified.

Woodstown’s time is a big Salem County record, No. 1 this year in New Jersey and No. 2 on the Milesplit U.S. list, behind Hickory High of Chesapeake, Va., which ran 7:59 last month in a meet at Hampton, Va.

Senior Karson Chew, senior Jacob Marino and junior David Farrell ran the first three legs for the Wolverines.

Chew led off with a quick 1:58.67 split that gave Woodstown the early lead. Marino ran 2:02.11 and though he briefly fell behind Manhasset, Marino hande off to Farrell in the lead. Farrell then split 2:04.52, handing off in 5^th, but Crawford was out in 25.41 and 29.22 to re-take the lead and he finished strong, giving Woodstown the win.

Woodstown ran a Salem County outdoor-record 7:54.84 when it plaed 5^th at the Meet of Champions at Pennsauken in June with Chew, Marino, Crawford and Cole Lucas, who’s now at Marist in Poughkeepsie and ran 1:55.15 at Ocean Breeze in his first collegiate meet.

7:43.64 … Cherokee, 2012
7:45.55 … Pleasantville, 2013
7:47.50 … Kingsway, 2020
7:48.92 … Egg Harbor Twp., 2017
7:51.45 … Washington Twp., 2009
7:51.78 … Cherokee, 2000
7:52.76 … Kingsway, 2020
7:52.77 … Pleasantville, 2006
7:52.95 … Willingboro, 2003
7:53.64 … Willingboro, 2002
7:54.76 … Pleasantville, 2007
7:55.40 … Washington Twp., 2008
7:55.44 … Haddonfield, 2010
7:57.28 … Rancocas Valley, 2018
7:57.29 … Oakrest, 2009
7;57.56 … Haddonfield, 2019
7:58.08 … Egg Harbor Twp., 2016
7:58.5h … Willingboro, 1983
7:59.05 … Pleasantville, 2015
7:59.51 … Pleasantville, 2012
7:59.84 … Kingsway, 2014
7:59.91 … Kingsway, 2013
8:00.24 … Woodstown, 2026
8:01.32 … Kingsway, 2015
8:01.64 … Haddonfield, 2018
8:02.39 … Bridgeton, 2001
8:02.47 … Cherokee, 2011
8:02.49 … Washington Twp., 2000
8:02.62 … Mainland Reg., 2004
8:02.67 … Washington Twp., 1999
8:03.0y … Woodbury, 1977
8:03.58 … Pleasantville, 2009
8:03.11 … Kingsway, 2018
8:03.77 … Rancocas Valley, 2019
8:04.1h … Rancocas Valley, 2015
8:04.50 … Haddonfield, 2009
8:05.49 … Delsea, 2010
8:06.58 … Cherokee, 2009
8:06.7h … Haddonfield, 2015
8:06.91 … Egg Harbor Twp., 2018
8:07.5h … Shawnee, 2000
8:07.93 … Seneca, 2013
8:08.4h … Cherokee, 1998
8:08.53 … Edgewood, 1985
8:08.7y … Edgewood, 1984
8:08.95 … Highland, 2014
8:08.92 … Kingsway, 2009
8:09.37 … Woodrow Wilson, 1993
8:09.6y … Willingboro
8:10.10 … Kingsway, 2010
8:10.1y … Williamstown, 1977
8:10.22 … Lenape, 2000

St. Augustine senior Marc Maccario broke 50 seconds for the first time indoors and ran the 6^th-fastest indoor 400 in Atlantic County history at the Ott Center.

Maccario placed 6^th in a hot 400 at the La Salle Winter Series Boys Sprint Night, running 49.34. His previous indoor PR was a 50.26 on the same track last January. His 49.34 is fastest this year by a South Jersey quarter-miler and 5^th-fastest in New Jersey.

After winning the 400 at the state indoor meet last year in 51.35, Maccario ran 48.33 last spring, fastest by an Atlantic County underclassman in 26 years. He won the state Parochial A title and finished 7^th in the Meet of Champions.

All-Time Atlantic County Indoor 400 List
48.45 … Xander Roberts-Bogin [Pleasantville], 2022
48.48 … Amir Brock [Egg Harbor Twp.], 2017
48.79 … Gabriel Moronta [Pleasantville], 2020
49.19 … Amir Brock [Egg Harbor Twp.], 2017
49.24 … Duke Mack [Pleasantville], 2007
49.34 … Marc Maccario [St. Augustine], 2026
49.62 … Alex Dessoye [Egg Harbor Twp.], 2017
49.66 … Matt Kordos [Buena], 1999
49.67 … Isaac Clark [Pleasantville], 2013
49.67 … Ahmad Brown [Holy Spirit], 2020
49.70 … Isaiah Whaley [Atlantic City], 2019
49.73 … Jermain Nelson [Pleasantville], 2025
49.86 … Akmed Muhummed [Oakcrest], 2012
49.89 … Tarence Walker [Pleasantville], 2017
49.99 … Darrell Farrow [Atlantic City], 2023
50.03 … Mike Patterson [Pleasantville], 1997

Winslow sophomore Jasmine Jackson ran within 1-100^th of a second of the South Jersey 55-meter hurdles record Saturday at the Armory.

Jackson ran 7.90 and finished 2^nd at the Hispanic Games to Destiny Coleman of Woodlawn (Md.) High, who ran a U.S. No. 2 7.77.

Jackson, whose previous PR was 7.97 at last year’s Easterns on the same track, missed the South Jersey record of 7.89 set by Pleasantville’s Nia Ali at 2006 Easterns at the Armory and matched by Winslow’s Ste’yce McNeil at 2012 Easterns.

Her time is No. 8 in state history and No. 4 in the U.S. this year. It’s 3^rd-fastest by a New Jersey sophomore, behind two runners from the Scotch Plains-based all-star program, including one Olympic gold medalist.

All-Time New Jersey 55-Meter Hurdles List
7.53 … Taylor Cox [Union Catholic], 2025
7.60 … Sydney McLaughlin [Union Catholic], 2015
7.71 … Charmaine Walker [Plainfield], 1997
7.75 … Grace O’Shea [Ramapo], 2019
7.81 … Dawn Bowles [Neptune], 1988
7.89 … Ste’yce McNeil [Winslow Twp.], 2012
7.89 … Nia Ali [Pleasantville], 2006
7.90 … Quaycian Davis [East Orange], 2023
7.90 … Jasmine Jackson [Winslow Twp.], 2026
7.92 … Carol Lewis [Willingboro], 1981
7.93 … Wendy Vereen [Trenton], 1984
7.94 … Lenaami Morton [Camden], 2017
7.95 … Abigail Davis [Old Tappan], 2024
7.96 … Porsche Dobson [Kent Place], 2003
7.96 … Amaya Chadwick [Union Catholic], 2017
7.97 … Sofia Swindell [Lawrenceville School], 2025
7.98 … Nichole Belcher [Woodrow Wilson], 1992
7.98 … Tionna Tobias [Winslow Twp.], 2019
7.99 … Racquel Vassal [East Orange], 2007
7.99 … Patricia Dziekonska [West Windsor-Plainsboro North], 2014
7.99 … Sianni Wynn [Pennsauken], 2025
7.99 … Racuqel Vassell [East Orange], 2007
8.00 … Ajanae Thompon [Union Catholic], 2022
8.01 … Samantha Sharper [Woodrow Wilson], 2008
8.02 … Mariah Fede [Paramus Catholic], 2020
8.02 … Morgan Ryerson [Mount Olive], 2024
8.03 … Claudine Smith [Atlantic City], 2019
8.03 … Jailya Ash [Eastern], 2020
8.04 … Trier Young [Neptune], 2005
8.05 … Samantha Jensen [Central Reg.], 2012
8.06 … Kayann Richards [Columbia], 2011
8.06 … Isabelle Dely [Paramus Catholic], 2019
8.07 … Ella Scherzer [Randolph], 2016
8.07 … Tia Livingston [Union Catholic], 2016
8.08 … Saniyah Evans [Rahway], 2024
8.09 … Sonya Sullivan [Manchester Twp.], 2005
8.09 … Kaprice James [Roselle], 2012
8.09 … Danielle Delgado [Franklin], 2012
8.10 … Hope Wright [Columbia], 2001
8.10 … Nichole Hill [Oakcrest], 1997
8.10 … Tramaine Shaw [Piscataway], 2004
8.10 … Simone Kirton [Chatham], 2017

8.11 … Cidae’a Woods [Winslow Twp.], 2014
8.17 … Torie Robinson [Winslow Twp.], 2014
8.18 … Gabrielle Bennett [Winslow Twp.], 2015
8.19 … Brittany Preston [Winslow Twp,], 2016
8.03 … Alethia Jenkins [Pennsauken], 2000
8.03 … Amber Williams [Roxbury], 2001
8.04 … Zonya Cross [Edgewood], 1983
8.05 … Sherese Price [Pleasantville], 1998
8.06 … Jen Whitlock [Montclair], 2002
8.06 … Krystal Cantey [Winslow Twp.], 2006

Williamstown junior Timia Waters smashed the Gloucester County indoor triple jump record Saturday at the Armory.

Waters jumped 38-8 ¾ on her 6^th and final attempt at the Hispanic Games, breaking her own county indoor record of 37-6 3/4, which she set last month at the Ott Center.

Waters’ jump is No. 4 in South Jersey history. She placed 2^nd to Randolph senior Seannah Parsons, who jumped 39-4. They are No. 2 and 3 in New Jerey this year behind an athlete from a Scotch Plains all-star team, who jumped 39-6 ½ last month at the Armory.

Waters’ jump is best by a Gloucester County girl indoors or out in 14 years, since Glassboro’s Zenee Gadson won the 2012 state Group 1 title at Old Bridge with a 39-7 ½. Her jump is best ever indoors or out by a Williamstown girl. Two girls jumped 38-0 ¼ outdoors – Caleah Allen at 2012 Group 4 states also at Old Bridge and Nalah Abul-Qasim at 2019 Group 4 states in Somerset.

Waters fouled on her first two attempts and needed to jump at least 36 feet on her third just to advance to the finals. She hit 37-4 to reach the finals, where she went 37-5 ¼ and 36-8 ½ before her first lifetime 38-footer.

Winslow senior Ma’syiah Brawner, who is 3^rd in South Jersey history indoors at 39-4, placed 5^thwith a 37-9 on her 1^st attempt. Brawner jumped a PR 40-6 ¼ at West Philly Nationals last spring and was the 2024 outdoor Meet of Champions winner.

All-Time South Jersey Indoor Triple Jump List
41-3 ¼ … Sophia Curtis [Ocean City], 2023
40-1 ½ … Claudine Smith [Atlantic City], 2019
39-4 … Ma’Syiah Brawner [Winslow Twp.], 2025
38-8 ¾ … Timia Waters [Williamstown], 2026
38-4 … She’quell Higgs [Winslow Twp.], 2013
38-1 ½ … Lauren Fadairo [Rancocas Valley], 2024
38-0 ½ … Shaya Wilkerson [Lenape], 2012
37-10 … Cidae’a Woods [Winslow Twp.], 2013
37-7 … Elizabeth Montague [Cherokee], 2014
37-5 ¾ … Brooklyn Ezeikiel [Cherry Hill West], 2025
37-4 ¾ … I’Mara Ford [Moorestown], 2024
37-4 … Olivia Wright [Winslow Twp.], 2020
37-2 ½ … Kristina Tossas [Rancocas Valley], 2020
37-1 … Ashley Edwards [Northern Burlington], 2015
37-0 ¼ … Ayanna Brown [Sterling], 2024
36-10 ¾ … Jaidah Garrett [Absegami], 2025
36-10 ½ … Chantina Walker [Winslow Twp.], 2025
36-9 ¼ … Jasmin Jones [Kingsway], 2016
36-8 ½ … Leah Ellis [Millville], 2019
36-6 ½ … Maryn Hess [Winslow Twp.], 2017
36-6 ½ … Janell Rowe [Sterling], 2016
36-6 … Javona Ford [Millville], 2010
36-5 … Shevell Higgs [Winslow Twp.], 2020
36-4 … Rachel Montague [Cherokee], 2008
36-4 … Nyima Burley [Burlington City], 2025
36-2 ¾ … Kiah Walton [Burlington Twp.], 2014
36-1 ½ … Chastiney Pearson [Timber Creek], 2020
36-0 ½ … Taliya Rogers [Rancocas Valley], 2016
36-0 ½ … Keyanna Meade [Burlington Twp.]. 2018
35-11 ¾ … Mariah Stephens [Egg Harbor Twp.], 2020
35-10 … Riley Gramble [Washington Twp.], 2023
35-8 ¾ … Erica Enarusai [Burlington Twp.], 2013
35-8 … Madeline Hunt [Woodstown], 2020
35-7 ¾ … Jordan James [Winslow Twp.], 2020
35-6 ½ … Tabatha Haskins [Shawnee], 2004
35-6 … Elaina Styer [Ocean City], 2022
35-3 ½ … Alexia Lee [Millville], 2016
35-1 ½ … Shalonda Forrest [Camden], 2014
35-1 ½ … Kalla Tocci-Rogers [Mainland Reg.], 2023
35-0 ½ … Gabrielle Bennett [Winslow Twp.], 2014
35-0 ½ … Milla Pihlava [Williamstown], 2024

All-Time New Jersey Indoor Triple Jump List
44-2 … Keturah Orji [Mount Olive], 2014
41-3 ¼ … Sophia Curtis [Ocean City], 2023
40-11 … Stephanie McIntyre [South Brunswick], 2007
40-9 ¾ … Carlene Cummings [Englewood], 1998
40-4 … Domonique Panton [Freehold Twp.], 2015
40-4 … Kennedy White [Montclair], 2025
40-3 … Iana Amsterdam [Newark Tech], 2013
40-1 ½ … Claudine Smith [Atlantic City], 2019
39-10 ½ … Jen McDermott [Ridgewood], 1989
39-9 ½ … Arden Gray [Franklin Twp.], 2025
39-9 … Bryanna Grant [Cranford], 2012
39-7 ¾ … Adefunke Sonaike [Montgomery], 2012
39-6 ¾ … Ebony Young [Hillsborough], 2009
39-6 ½ … Kelly Burke [Cranford], 2010
39-6 ½ … Morgan Holley [Union Catholic], 2025
39-6 ¼ … Alexandra Bonn [Union Catholic], 2023
39-5 … Ada Unachukwu [Marlboro], 2009
39-4 … Seannah Parsons [Randolph], 2026
39-4 … Ma’Syiah Brawner [Winslow Twp.], 2025
39-3 … Consandria Walker [Hackensack], 2004
39-2 ¼ … Sharon Allen [Paterson East Side], 1987
39-1 ¾ … Ellie Ewere [Hillsborough], 2011
39-1 ¼ … Tiffany Bautista [Paramus Catholic], 2018
39-1 … Claudine Smith [Atlantic City], 2018
39-1 … Kaitlin Salisbury [Hawthorne], 2016
39-0 ½ … Bonvie Fosam [Robbinsville], 2017
38-11 … Emma Cunningham [Ramsey], 2019
38-10 ¾ … Kelsey Viera [Hillsborough], 2016
38-9 ¾ … Regine Hunter [Cranford], 2013
38-9 ½ … Gianna Macones [Sparta], 2018
38-9 … Samantha Lopes [Walkill Valley], 2017
38-8 ¾ … Timia Waters [Williamstown], 2026
38-8 ¼ … Breaisha Morton [Passaic Tech], 2014
38-7 … Kaylee Stenderowicz [Kittatinny], 2019
38-6 ¾ … Jordan Fields [Columbia], 2016
38-6 ¼ … Mariah Browne [South Brunswick], 2010
38-6 … Sofia Swindell [Lawrenceville School], 2024
38-5 ¼ … Ada Unachukwu [Marlboro], 2008
38-2 ¾ … Vinetta Gordon [Montclair], 1993

Lindenwold senior Egypt Bolan tied the South Jersey indoor high jump record Saturday in Toms River.

Bolan, the U.S. outdoor champ last June, cleared 5-10 on her 2nd attempt at the SJTCA meet at the Bubble. Her previous indoor PR was 5-8 multiple times. She tied the South Jersey indoor record of 5-10 set by Timber Creek’s Tierra Hooker at the 2018 Ocean Breeze Invitational in Staten Island.

Bolan set her lifetime-best 5-10 ¾ when she won West Philly Nationals at Franklin. That’s the South Jersey outdoor record and No. 3 in state history.

Her 5-10 Saturday equals No. 5 in state history indoors and is the best jump sine Hooker cleare 5-10 eight years ago.

Bolan passed through 5-0 and then cleared 5-2, 5-4, 5-6 and 5-8 on her first attempts. She clinched the win when no other jumpers cleared 5-4.

She missed her first attempt at 5-10 before the historic clearance. She had the bar raised to a lifetime-best 5-11, where she missed three times.

Her 5-10 is tied for No. 1 in the U.S., according to the MileSplit national rankings, along with Kate Voelker of Manhasset (N.Y.), who cleare 5-10 last month at the Armory, and Ella Michelitch of Minisink Valley High in Slate Hill, N.Y., who cleared 5-10 lasat month, also at the Armory.

Bolan also ran a PR 7.57 in the 55-meter dash, where she placed 2nd to Atlantic County Tech junior Brianna Growalt, who ran 7.41. That’s fastest by a Lindenwold girl since Toni Glatz ran 7.46 at Ursinus in 2016.

The Ocean City and Cherokee girls ran the two-fastest distance medleys in the U.S. so far this year Saturday at the Ott Center.

Ocean City won the race in 12:24.53, with Cherokee 2^nd in 12:25.94.

For Ocean City, sophomore Riley Tolson led off with a 3:46.76 for 1,200 meters, sophomore Julianne Goodman split 63.63 for two laps, junior Lillian Flora ran 2:26.68 for the 800 and junior Carly Godfrey anchored in 5:07.46, closing in 71.23 and 32.14.

For Cherokee, senior Madeline Meder opened in 3:51.20, sophomore Emily Couture ran 64.95, senior Sofia Recinto split 2.19.74 and senior Alyssa Suriano anchored in 5:10.06, closing in 72.40.

Haddonfield and Audubon both also ran sub-13, Haddonfield 3^rd in 12:55.48 and Audubon 4^th in 12:58.78. Their times are 5^th– and 6^th-fastest this year in South Jersey. Junior Molly Mills, sophomore Natalie Lacroce, junior Madison Kelsey and senior Edith Green ran for Haddonfield, and junior Lydia Gravante, senior Kylie Tocco, junior Isabella Legatie and senior Riley Fayer for Audubon.

The Ocean City and Cherokee times are 5^th-fastest in school history. Here’s a look at the all-time South Jersey list.

11:43.94 … Haddonfield, 2014
11:54.63 … Lenape, 2013
11:55.90 … Lenape, 2012
11:57.64 … Haddonfield, 2017
11:57.91 … Cherokee, 2022
11:58.92 … Lenape, 2010
12:02.51 … Ocean City, 2014
12:03.40 … Haddonfield, 2015
12:04.45 … Haddonfield, 2009
12:04.62 … Sterling, 2017
12:04.9h … Lenape, 2015
12:05.28 … Mainland Reg., 2024
12:10.07 … Cherokee, 2023
12:10.59 … Haddonfield, 2024
12:11.47 … Egg Harbor Twp., 2020
12:12.22 … Ocean City, 2005
12:13.46 … Washington Twp., 2011
12:14.48 … Haddonfield, 2013
12:15.54 … Ocean City, 2025
12:15.60 … Lenape, 2014
12:16.71 … Highland, 2004
12:16.72 … Cherokee, 2024
12:17.11 … Kingsway, 2017
12:17.40 … Lenape, 2017
12:19.53 … Clearview, 2023
12:19.62 … Paul VI, 2025
12:19.81 … Lenape, 2009
12:20.11 … Shawnee, 2017
12:20.4h … Woodrow Wilson, 2002
12:21.40 … Shawnee, 2014
12:22.39 … Ocean City, 2013
12:23.0h … Willingboro, 2003
12:23.52 … Timber Creek, 2017
12:23.68 … Lenape, 2008
12:24.05 … Bishop Eustace, 2011
12:24.53 … Ocean City, 2026
12:24.76 … Lenape, 2011
12:25.19 … Highland, 2004
12:25.69 … Seneca, 2009
12:25.82 … Cherokee, 2025
12:25.94 … Cherokee, 2026
12:26.30 … Bishop Eustace, 2019
12:26.75 … Seneca, 2017
12:27.47 … Rancocas Valley, 2013
12:28.38 … Cherokee, 2011
12:29.28 … Delsea, 2010
12:29.56 … Seneca, 2016
12:29.90 … Kingsway, 2010

The Winslow girls ran the 11^th-fastest 800-meter relay in New Jersey history Saturday at the Armory.

We believe the lineup of sophomore Jasmine Jackson, senior Olivia Okaro, junior Jordyn Cato, and junior Cinniya Robinson ran 1:40.48 and placed 2^nd to Bishop McNamara of Forestville, Md., who ran 1:40.27.

Those two times are No. 3 and 4 in the U.S. this year. Winslow’s 1:40.48 is 4^th-fastest in South Jersey history, behind three previous Winslow performances.

A Winslow B team likely with the lineup of junior Amaya Jones, juinior Skyhe Seamon, junior Justice Green and senior Leeya Joseph placed 5^th in 1:43.31.

All-Time South Jersey 800-Meter Relay
1:39.55 … Winslow Twp., 2018
1:39.66 … Winslow Twp., 2025
1:39.94 … Winslow Twp., 2017
1:40.48 … Winslow Twp., 2026
1:40.77 … Moorestown, 2000
1:41.19 … Camden, 2008
1:41.14 … Woodrow Wilson, 2006
1:41.19 … Camden, 2008
1:41.28 … Woodrow Wilson, 2005
1:41.31 … Winslow Twp., 2026
1:41.42 … Moorestown, 1999
1:41.70 … Willingboro, 2002
1:41.78 … Winslow Twp., 2014
1:41.80 … Winslow Twp., 2019

All-Time New Jersey 800-Meter Relay
1:38.03 … Union Catholic, 2024
1:38.60 … Union Catholic, 2023
1:38.99 … Columbia, 2014
1:39.29 … Union Catholic, 2016
1:39.37 … Columbia, 2011
1:39.55 … Winslow Twp., 2018
1:39.66 … Winslow Twp., 2025
1:39.74 … Franklin, 2003
1:39.94 … Winslow Twp., 2017
1:39.94 … East Orange Campus, 2007
1:40.48 … Winslow Twp., 2026
1:40.51 … Union Catholic, 2014
1:40.67 … Union Catholic, 2017
1:40.76 … Union Catholic, 2022
1:40.77 … Moorestown, 2000
1:41.07 … Union Catholic, 2015
1:41.14 … Woodrow Wilson, 2006
1:41.19 … Camden, 2008
1:41.28 … Woodrow Wilson, 2005
1:41.30 … Union Catholic, 2025
1:41.31 … Winslow Twp., 2026

Lindenwold senior Egypt Bolan, the outdoor national champion last spring, tied her indoor PR of 5-8 at the Ott Center this week.

Bolan is New Jersey No. 1 and tied for U.S. No. 4 with her 5-8 clearance. She passed through 4-10, cleared 5-0, 5-2, 5-4, 5-6 and 5-8 on her 1^stattempt before missing .

Bolan set her lifetime-best and South Jersey-record 5-10 ¾ at Franklin Field at West Philly Nationals in June. That’s No. 3 in state history.

Indoors, Bolan’s 5-8, which she also cleared four times last year, is tied for 2^nd-best in South Jersey history behind Timber Creek’s Tierra Hooker, who cleared 5-10 at Ocean Breeze in 2018.

Others who have cleared 5-8 indoors include Lenape’s Willingboro’s Carol Lewis in 1981, Moorestown’s Shatich Rivers in 1992, Shawnee’s Abby Campbell in 2002, Lindsey Walsh in 2008, Winslow’s Gabrielle Bennett in 2015 and Clayton’s Alanna Woolfolk in 2023 and 2024.  X`x`