Five South Jersey athletes – three girls, two boys; four juniors, one senior – go into Sunday’s 52nd annual Meet of Champions as No. 1 seeds.

Let’s take a look at those five:

*JAILYA ASH, EASTERN, 55-METER HURDLES: Ash won the state Group 4 race with a personal-best 8.08, a full 11-100ths of a second faster than anybody else ran in the highs at states. Paramus Catholic senior Mariah Fede, the Parochial A champ, is the No. 2 seed at 8.19. Ash won the Meet of Champions in the 55 last winter at 7.06 and was third last spring in the 100 at the M-of-C but focused the hurdles this season. Ash’s 8.08 is No. 13 in South Jersey history.Twelve South Jersey girls have won the highs at the indoor Meet of Champions, most recently Claudine Smith of Atlantic City last year and Lenaami Morton of Camden in 2017. Ash’s older sister Jewel is also in the field with an 8.38 at states.

*LAUREN PRINCZ, EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP, 55-METER DASH: Princz is the top seed in the 55 at 7.12, with four others under 7.20. Princz has a PR of 7.05 from Easterns, which is fastest this year by a New Jersey girl and No. 10 in South Jersey history. She already has a Meet of Champions title after winning the 200 in 23.90 at the outdoor M-of-C her freshman year. Princz is also No. 2 seed in the 200 at 25.01 behind only Mariah Fede of Paramus Catholic, who has a 24.74 to her credit.

*JADE POPE, PENNSAUKEN, 400-METER DASH: Pope ran a PR 56.98 with her second straight win at states to earn the top seed over Nylah Perry of Winslow, who ran 57.33 but has run 56.85 this winter. Pennsauken’s only indoor Meet of Champions winner was Alethia Jenkins in the hurdles in 2000. Pope will also anchor Pennsauken’s No. 8-seeded 4-by-400.

GABRIEL MORONTA, PLEASANTVILLE, 400-METER DASH: Moronta ran a lifetime best 48.79 at Group 2 states to earn the No. 1 seed in the 400 over Liam O’Hara of CBA, who’s second at 49.21. Moronta also won the 800 at states in 1:56.11, which makes him the No. 4 seed, but he does have a 1:54.59 from this winter.

*FLOYD WHITAKER, HIGHLAND, TRIPLE JUMP: Whitaker is the top seed in the triple jump by nearly a foot over Sebasteon Allen of East Orange. Whitaker won states at 46-10 3/4, and Allen jumped 45-11. Whitaker has an indoor PR of 46-10 3/4, but he set a state sophomore record and Meet of Champions record last spring with a 50-2. Whitaker is also the No. 2 seed in the long jump at 23-0 1/2.

Susann Foley, a Stockton sophomore from Seneca, tied her PR and won the high jump at the All-Atlantic Region Championships.

Foley, only seeded fourth, cleared 5-5 and beat TCNJ’s Kassidy Mulryne of Allentown High on misses to record her first major college individual championship at Nazareth College’s Golisano Center in Rochester, N.Y.

Foley and Mulrayne both cleared 5-1 on their first attempt, but Mulryne had a miss at 5-3 and Foley was clean. They both cleared 5-5 on their second try and went out at 5-6, which gave the win to Foley because of Mulryne’s miss at 5-3.

A clearance at 5-6 would give Foley a share of the Stockton indoor school record set in 2008 by Lisa Shepherd, a six-time All-America from Oakcrest High School. Shepherd cleared 5-7 1/4 outdoors in 2010.

This was Foley’s first season at Stockton. She attended Ithaca last year, clearing 5-3 3/4 indoors – at the AARTFC meet – and 5-3 outdoors.

She first cleared 5-5 in a meet at Lehigh’s Rauch Fieldhouse in December.  Foley is tied for the No. 22 mark in NCAA Division 3.

At Seneca, Foley cleared 5-2 nine times and was a state Group 3 medalist and Group 3 sectional and Burlington County Open champion. She also placed in the 100-meter hurdles at the County Open.

Rakim Coyle of Wildwood Catholic, a Rowan sophomore, soared a big indoor PR 23-7 1/2 and teammate Francis Richard, jumped a PR 23-3 1/4 to place 1-3 in the long jump at the All-Atlantic Regional Saturday.

Rowan sophomore Ahmir Johnson, a graduate of Wissahickon High School in Ambler and a transfer from Gwynned Mercy, jumped 22-7 1/4 for fifth after breaking the school triple jump record, and sophomore John Owens, from West Windsor-Plainsboro North, went 22-5 for sixth at Golisano Fieldhouse at Nazareth College in Rochester, N.Y.

So Rowan now has four 23-foot jumpers on the current team.

Let’s take a deeper look at this:

RAIKIM COYLE: Coyle’s previous indoor PR was 23-1 1/2 last month in a meet at Ithaca. He just missed his overall PR of 23-8, which he set last spring at the outdoor AARTFC meet at Cortland, N.Y. The 23-7 1/2 is No. 12 in NCAA Division 3 this winter.

FRANCIS RICHARD: Richard, from Northern Highlands High in roke his overall PR of 23-0, which he set outdoors last spring at Swarthmore. His previous indoor PR was 22-9 1/4, which he actually recorded twice this winter – in a meet at Ithaca and again at the NJAC meet at Ocean Breeze. 

AHMIR JOHNSON: On Friday, Johnson shattered Rowan’s school record in the triple jump. You can read about that here: https://wp.me/p5uW7L-4yy. Johnson’s 22-7 1/4 On Saturday, he surpassed his college PR of 22-1, which he set last month at Ithaca. His lifetime PR of 23-4 3/4 dates back to a high school meet for Wissahickon at Lehigh’s Rauch Fieldhouse.

JOHN OWENS: Hit an indoor PR of 23-2 in January at Ocean Breeze. Has an outdoor PR of 23-7 1/2 from last spring at SUNY Cortland. 

Rowan’s school record is 24-1, set by Robert Beaman for Glassboro State in 1981. Four-time high jump and long jump All-America Jeffrey Tucker of Eastern set the outdoor mark of 24-10 in 2017.

Keion Oglesby never ran the 400 in high school, but the Timber Creek graduate has sure become one in college.

Oglesby, a junior at Fairleigh Dickinson University in Teaneck, ran a personal-best 48.47 to place third at the Northeast Conference Championships at Ocean Breeze. 

After a 49.49 in the trials, Oglesby finished only 19-100ths behind winner Kimorie Shearman of Long Island University. Second-place Eric Rosario of Merrimack in North Andover, Mass., was second in 48.43 out of a separate section.

Oglesby also ran a 49.6 out of the hole on FDU’s winning 1,600-meter relay team, which ran 3:14.71. Sndley Elysee, Conroy Ellis and Kenroy Ellis also ran for FDU, which won by more than 2 1/2 seconds over LIU, which ran 3:17.29.

Oglesby also went 22-1 1/2 in the long jump, finishing 10th overall in his only long jump competition this year and jumping 1-4th of an inch off his PR.

Oglesby’s previous 400 PR was 48.66 from his second-place finish at last year’s NEC indoor Meet at Ocean Breeze. His outdoor PR is slightly slower (48.52 from a meet last spring at Rider), so this was his fastest lifetime 400.

At Timber Creek, Oglesby did some high jumping and long jumping and occasionally sprinted. He didn’t run an open 400 until outdoor season his freshman year. His first lifetime indoor 400 was last January at Lehigh, when he ran 51.97 – just 14 months ago.

Here’s our handy guide to Sunday’s 52nd annual indoor Meet of Champions, with links to all-time winners, the order of event, how to watch the live stream, all-time performance lists and everything else you need to enjoy watching New Jersey’s best runners, jumpers and throwers in action!

Official 2020 Meet of Champions program
Final Meet of Champions Performance Lists
All-Time Meet of Champions Winners
Meet of Champions meet records
Ocean Breeze Athletic Complex
Watch live on MileSplit
Boys All-Time Meet of Champions Performance List
Girls All-Time Meet of Champions Performance List
Order of events

Robert Abrams, a College of New Jersey junior from Cherry Hill West, ran 4:13.19 to win the mile at the All-Atlantic Region Championships Saturday.

Abrams ran a PR 4:12.53 at Boston University last month, but this was his fastest time ever in a championship race.

Abrams won by 25 meters over Nolan Vest of Cortland, who ran 4:16.94. He broke the facility record at Nazareth College’s Golisano Training Center of 4:15.89, set by Aidan Ryan of Williams in January.

With three laps to go, Abrams led Vest by only 34-100ths of a second (2:38.29 to 2:38.95). By the time they came around with two laps to go, the lead had opened up to nearly 1 1/2 seconds, and a 31.3 seventh lap gave him a nearly 3-second lead at the gun. Abrams closed in 31.7.

Matt Molski, who ran scholastically for Sparta, set the school record of 4:09.71 in 2005. Here’s a paper Molski wrote as a Yale post-doctoral student on how “β-Peptide bundles with fluorous cores represent the essential first step in the synthesis of orthogonal protein assemblies that can sequester selectively in an interstitial membrane environment.”

Fast dude. Smart dude.

Abrams had a high school 1,600 PR of 4:24.59, which is the equivalent of a 4:26.12 full mile. So he’s run nearly 14 seconds faster in college than he did in his school. He didn’t break 4:20 until last February at Boston University and came into this winter with a PR of 4:18.97.

Cherokee grad Kaila Carter, a senior at The College of New Jersey, won the 60-meter hurdles Saturday morning at the All-Atlantic Regional Championships at Nazareth College’s Golisano Center in Rochester, N.Y.

Carter ran 8.94, finishing just ahead of Laura Mathews of Stevens Institute in Hoboken, who was second in 8.99, and Emily Lavarnway of SUNY Geneseo, who ran 9.02.

Carter is ranked No. 11 in NCAA Division 3 at 8.89, which she ran winning the NJAC title last month. That broke the TCNJ school record of 8.91, set in 2010 by Priscilla Senyah.

The regional title is Carter’s first after two 2nd-place finishes and a 4th-place finish.

Sophomore Amir Johnson destroyed the Rowan school record in the triple jump at the All-Atlantic Championships and won the event by nearly a foot.

Johnson, a graduate of Wissahickon High in Ambler and a transfer from Gwynned Mercy, was sitting in fifth place going into his final attempt with a best of 46-5 1/2 but soared 48-8 1/4 on his final attempt.

The meet is being held at the Golisano Training Center on the Nazareth College campus in Rochester, N.Y.

Johnson broke the school record of 48-2 set in 2018 by Harrison Escoffery of Hackensack when he was second in the triple jump to Stockton’s five-time All-America Jared Lewis of Deptford at the 2018 NJAC meet at Ocean Breeze.

Johnson also broke his personal PR of 48-5, which he hit at the Track & Field Coaches Association of Greater Philadelphia meet at Lehigh’s Rauch Fieldhouse in January of 2018. 

Johnson’s 48-8 1/4 is No. 7 in NCAA Division 3 going into next weekend’s NCAA Division 3 Championships in Winston-Salem, N.Y.

His previous season-best was a 46-7 1/2 at a meet at Ithaca early last month.

Johnson also surpassed Escoffery’s Rowan outdoor school record of 48-1 1/4, set in 2017 at Swarthmore. So this is the best jump in school history.

Johnson also high jumped 6-4 and long jumped 23-4 3/4 in high school. He hasn’t high jumped for Rowan but he did long jump 22-1-1 earlier this year and is scheduled to compete in the long jump today.

Before this indoor season, Johnson hadn’t competed since the middle of last year’s indoor season as a Gwynned-Mercy freshman.

Haddonfield graduate Marielle Hall easily won the USATF 15K title Saturday morning in Jacksonville.

Hall ran 48:52 for the 9.3-mile course at the Gate River Run, beating second-place Natosha Rogers by about 250 meters. Rogers was second in 49:50.

According to the IAAF all-time performance list, Hall’s time is No. 11 ever by a U.S. woman on a certified 15,000-meter road course and third-fastest since 2004 behind only Shalene Flanagan’s U.S. record of 47:00 in 2014 and Jordan Hasay’s 48:40 in 2018.

It’s also No. 10 in the world this year.

Hall, who grew up in Mount Laurel, is No. 5 in U.S. history in the 5,000 at 15:06.05 and No. 6 in the 10,000 at 31:05.71.

Rancocas Valley graduate Erika Kemp, the defending champ, placed fifth in 50:27, giving South Jersey two of the top five finishers.

Last night we posted the boys indoor Meet of Champions all-time top-20 performance list and here’s the girl’s list!

I put these lists together along with legendary track writer Jim Lambert (“GET YOUR MEET OF CHAMPIONS ON!!!). If you see any errors or omissions, let me know as always in the comment section on this post.

The 52nd annual Meet of Champions — 42nd annual for the girls – is scheduled for 10 a.m. Sunday at Ocean Breeze. With the meet finally finding a home on a fast, banked track, some of these lists will likely be re-written this weekend!

For the boys list, click here.

55-METER DASH
6.92 … Dominique Booker, Montclair Immaculate, 2009 (1)
6.93 … Ogechi Nwaneri, Chatham, 2008 (1)
6.95 … Torie Robinson, Winslow Twp., 2014 (1)
6.7h … Wendy Vereen, Trenton, 1984 (1)
6.96 … Myasia Jacobs, Paramus Catholic, 2011 (1)
6.97 … Aleah Williams, Montclair, 1998 (1)
6.97 … Melisa Barber, Montclair, 1998 (2)
6.98 …….. Booker, 2008 (2)
6.99 …….. Nwaneri, 2008 (t)
7.00 … Haisha Bisiolu (Union), 2013 (1)
7.01 …….. Williams, 1998 ()
7.02 … English Gardner, Eastern, 2008 ()
7.02 … Sydney Hawkins, Phillipsburg, 2018 (1)
7.03 …….. Gardner, 2010 (1)
7.03 … Torie Robinson, 2014 (t)
7.04 …….. Booker, 2009 (t)
7.04 …….. Gardner, 2008 (3)
7.04 …….. Bisiolu, 2014 (t)
7.04 …….. Bisiolu, 2014 (2)
7.04 … Aliyah Taylor, Pemberton, 2016 (1)
6.8h … Michele Glover, Willingboro, 1980 (1)
6.8h …….. Glover, 1981 (1)
7.05 … Regina Trotter, Weequahic, 1991 (1)
7.06 … Jailya Ash, Eastern, 2019 (1)
7.07 … Angie Clybourn, Egg Harbor, 1991 (2)
7.07 … Audrey Wilson, West Deptford, 2009 (2)
7.07 … Melisa Barber 1998 (q)
7.07 … Dennisha Page, Woodrow Wilson, 2019 (2
7.08 …….. Gardner, 2007 (1)
7.09 …….. Gardner, 2007 (q)
7.09 … Georgina Nembhard, 2007 (2)

200-METER RUN
24.96 … Kiara Lester, Deptford, 2016 (1)
25.03 … Shauntae Nelson, Piscataway, 2019 (1)
25.05 … Lauren Princz, Egg Harbor Twp., 2019 (2)
25.13 …….. Nelson, 2018 (1)
25.17 … Cecelia Gerstenbacher, Delsea, 2016 (2)
25.18 … Kiara Lester, Deptford, 2015 (1)
25.29 … Lauren Princz, Egg Harbor, 2018 (2)
25.39 … Mariah Fede, Paramus Catholic, 2019 (3)
25.54 … Nylah Perry, Winslow Twp., 2019 (4)
25.57 … Aliya Harrison, Sterling, 2018 (3)
25.58 … Shanelle Colman, East Brunswick, 2018 (4)
25.58 … Jewel Ash, Eastern, 2019 (5)
25.60 … Shakira Dancy, Winslow Twp., 2018 (5)
25.70 … Katherine Muccio, Ridgewood, 2018 (6)
25.74 … Nylah Perry, Winslow Twp., 2018 (7)
25.75 … Lauren Brzozowski, Ramapo, 2015 (2)
25.76 … Dennisha Page, Woodrow Wilson, 2018 (8)
25.78 … Phyllis Gordon, Neptune, 2015 (3)
25.79 … Yah-sha-rah Brathwaite, Elizabeth, 2019 (6)
25.84 … Chaa-nah-yah Brathwaite, Elizabeth, 2019 (7)
25.80 … Ain Jones-Davis, Livingston, 2016 (3)

400-METER RUN
53.34 … Sydney McLaughlin, Union Catholic, 2016 (1)
53.72 …….. McLaughlin, 2015 (1)
54.09 … Olivia Baker, Columbia, 2014 (1)
54.72 …….. Baker, 2013 (1)
55.19 … Nijgia Snapp, Oakcrest, 2008
55.45 … Mikele Barber, Montclair, 1998 (1)
55.91 … Kaira Brown, Kent Place, 2019 (1)
55.74 …….. Snapp, 2009 (1)
55.74 … Amber Allen, Passaic Tech, 2008 (2)
55.75 … Emily Cowan, Columbia, 2014 (2)
55.7h … Denise Mitchell, Edgewood, 1984 (1)
55.83 … Kiara Lester, Deptford, 2016 (2)
55.88 … Michelle Brown, Seneca, 2009 (2)
55.95 …….. Allen, 2009 (3)
55.96 …….. Brown, 2010 (1)
56.08 … Kristen Mahon, Notre Dame, 2006 (1)
56.07 … Emily Carrollo, Pope John, 2008 (3)
56.15 … Sydney McLaughlin, Union Catholic, 2014 (3)
56.15 … Haisha Bisiolu, Union, 2015 (2)
56.29 … English Gardner, Eastern, 2007 (1)
56.31 … Olivia Baker, Columbia, 2012 (1)
56.38 … Michelle Samuels, Red Bank, 1990 (1)
56.40 …….. Brown, 2008 (4)
56.41 …….. Baker, 2011 (1)
56.3y … Giselle Harris, Shabazz, 1985 (1)
56.52 … Sam Anderson, Matawan, 2015 (3)
56.4y … Stephanie Saleem, Neptune, 1985 (2)
56.59 … Rebecca Ochan, Highland Park, 2019 (2)

800-METER RUN
2:08.81 … Victoria Vanriele, Governor Livingston, 2018 (1)
2:09.18 …….. Vanriele, 2019 (1)
2:10.45 … Ajee’ Wilson, Neptune, 2009 (1)
2:10.52 … Corinne Myers, Westwood, 2014 (1)
2:11.50 … Jasmin Jones, Hackensack, 1987 (1)
2:11.53 … Megan Tiernan, Washington, 2010 (1)
2:11.82 … Molly McNamara, Red Bank, 2010 (2)
2:11.89 … Catherine Pagano, Northern Highlands, 2015 (1)
2:12.25 … Chelsea Cox, Monmouth, 2009 (2)
2:12.46 … Monica Olkowski, Cherokee, 1990 (1)
2:12.91 … Ryan Davis, Pingry School, 2018 (2)
2:12.93 … Katy Trotter, Red Bank, 2003 (1)
2:13.08 … Leena Morant, Union Catholic, 2019 (2)
2:13.3h … Giselle Harris, Shabazz, 1985 (1)
2:13.29 … Adrian Vitello, Freehold Twp., 2014 (2)
2:13.51 … Emmy Duffey, Lenape, 2011 (1)
2:13.72 … Janine Davis, Queen of Peace, 2005 (1)
2:13.85 … Kathleen Jaeger, Hunterdon Central, 2015 (2)
2:14.06 … Chelsea Lodato, Old Bridge, 2010 (3)
2:14.08 … Amari Onque … Shabazz, Union Catholic, 2016 (1)
2:14.09 … Kat Vodopia, Hunterdon Central, 2011 (2)

1,600-METER RUN
4:48.23 … Jill Smith, Southern Regional, 2009 (1)
4:48.5h … Michelle Rowen, Washington Twp., 1983 (1)
4:50.85 … Christina Rancan, West Windsor-Plains. South, 2016 (1)
4:51.18 … Ciara Roche, Freehold Twp., 2016 (2)
4:51.60 … Briana Gess, Haddonfield, 2016 (3)
4:53.17 … Kylene Cochrane, West Morris Central, 2014 (1)
4:53.36 … Lindsey Kane, Washington Twp., 2014 (2)
4:53.98 … Jill Smith, Southern Regional, 2007 (1)
4:54.15 … Marin Warner, Holmdel, 2014 (3)
4:54.41 … Molly McNamara, Red Bank Catholic, 2011 (1)
4:54.58 … Celine Mazzi, Delsea, 2014 (4)
4:55.21 … Amanda Marino, Jackson, 2006 (1)
4:55.7y … Michelle Rowen, Washington Twp., 1982 (1)
4:56.08 … Jenn Ennis, Roxbury, 2006 (2)
4:56.0y … Ruth Lockbaum, Glassboro, 1985 (1)
4:56.96 … Madison Brand, Middletown South, 2018 (1)
4:57.12 … Megan Quimby, Lenape, 2016 (4)
4:57.90 … Danielle Tauro, Southern, 2005 (1)
4:57.8y … Karen Ahearn, Bernards, 1985 (2)
4:58.26 …….. Ahearn, 1986 (1)
4:58.23 … Katie Watson, Summit, 2011 (2)

3,200-METER RUN
10:24.73 … Dana Giordano, Bernards, 2012 (1)
10:26.53 … Ashley Higginson, Colts Neck, 2007 (1)
10:27.25 … Mackenzie Barry, Mendham, 2012 (2)
10:31.06 … Megan Lacy, Cherokee, 2012 (3)
10:32.55 … Julia Threthaway, West Morris, 2019 (1)
10:34.49 … Nicole Vanasse, Pingry School, 2018 (1)
10:35.70 … Julia Guerra, Indian Hills, 2016 (1)
10:36.74 …….. Higginson, 2006 (1)
10:36.7y … Meg Waldron, Bernards, 1983 (1)
10:37.70 … Dana Klein, Gill St. Bernard, 2014 (1)
10:38.31 … Megan Venables, Highland Reg., 2011 (1)
10:38.39 … Monica Hebner, Northern Highlands, 2018 (2)
10:38.54 … Mackenzie Barry, West Morris Mendham, 2013 (1)
10:38.87 … Amanda Trotter, Red Bank, 2003 (1)
10:38.90 … Erin Donohue, Haddonfield, 2001 (1)
10:39.39 … Melanie Thompson, Voorhees, 2009 (1)
10:39.71 … Angela Rugino, Toms River North, 2009 (2)
10:39.6y … Anne Marie Letko, North Hunterdon, 1986 (1)
10:39.93 … Nicole Vanasse, Pingry School, 2019 (2)
10:41.29 … Olympia Martin, Ridgewood, 2016 (2)
10:41.35 … Briana Jackucewicz, Colts Neck, 2009 (3)

55-METER HURDLES
7.82 … Sydney McLaughlin, Union Catholic, 2015 (1)
7.86 … Charmaine Walker, Plainfield, 1997 (1)
7.94 … Stey’ce McNeil, Winslow, 2012 (1)
7.97 … Sydney McLaughlin, Union Catholic, 2015 (t)
7.8y … Wendy Vereen, Trenton, 1984 (1)
7.96 … Dawn Bowles, Neptune, 1988 (1)
7.99 … Patti Dziekonska, West Windsor … Plainsboro North (1)
8.03 … Claudine Smith, Atlantic City, 2019 (1)
8.04 …….. Walker, 196 (1)
8.04 … Trier Young, Neptune, 2005 (1)
7.9y … Carol Lewis, Willingboro, 1980 (1)
8.06 …….. Smith, 2019 (q)
8.07 … Porscha Dobson, Kent Place, 2003 (1)
8.07 … Patti Dziekonska, West Windsor … Plainsboro North (1)
8.07 … Tia Livingston, Union Catholic, 2016 (1)
8.08 … Grace O’Shea, Ramapo, 2018 (1)
8.09 …….. Walker, 1997 (q)
8.09 … Samantha Sharper, Woodrow Wilson, 2008 (1)
8.10 … Samantha Jensen, Central Reg., 2012 (2)
8.11 … Carlene Cummings, Englewood, 1998 (1)
8.11 … Racquel Vassell, East Orange, 2007 (1)
8.11 … Danielle Delgado, Franklin Twp., 2014 (2)
8.12 … Briana Feldhaus, Randolph, 2009

HIGH JUMP
5-10 1/2 … Tatiana Smolin, Randolph, 1984 (1)
5-10 … Deb Vento, Freehold Boro, 2003
5-10 … Emily Kianka, Hopewell Valley, 2010 (1)
5-10 … Alexa Williams, Dayton, 2011 (1)
5-10 … Fiona Paladino, Montgomery, 2011 (2)
5-10 … Jenna Rogers, Rutherford, 2018 (1)
5-8 … Carol Lewis, Willingboro, 1981 (1)
5-8 … Tish Edwards, Mater Dei, 1981 (2)
5-8 …….. Edwards, 1982 (1)
5-8 …….. Smolin, 1983 (1)
5-8 …….. Smolin, 1985 (1)
5-8 … Tamika Toppin, South Plainfield, 1997 (1)
5-8 … Cheryl Burdick, Ramsey, 1999 (1)
5-8 … Lataya Dixon, J.P. Stevens, 2007 (1)
5-8 … Magie Gilbertson, Howell, 2010 (2)
5-8 … Kyaira Wright-Harmon, Franklin, 2012 (1)
5-8 … Noel Jancewicz, Robinsville, 2012 (1)
5-8 … Gabrielle Bennett, Winslow Twp., 2015 (1)
5-8 … Tierra Hooker, Timber Creek, 2018 (2)
5-8 …….. Hooker, 2019 (1)

LONG JUMP
18-7 ½ … Nakaja Weaver, North Brunswick, 2019 (1)
18-6 ½ … Tionna Tobias, Winslow Twp., 2019 (2)

SHOT PUT
53-2 … Nickolette Dunbar, 2016 (1)
50-0 … Alyssa Wilson, 2016 (2)
49-9 ¾ … Nicole Sims, Plainfield 1991 (1)
47- 11 ¼ … Nickolette Dunbar, 2015 (1)
47- 8 … Theresa Picciallo, Immaculate Heart, 2012 (1)
47- 7 …….. Sims, 1992 (1)
47- 6 …….. Sims, 1993 (1)
47- 5 ½ … Kim Hicks, Plainfield, 1992 (2)
47- 2 ¼ … Jessica Molina, Westwood, 2016 (3)
47- 0 … Shelby Bigsby, Montclair, 2018 (1)
46- 4 ½ …….. Picciallo, 2011 (1)
46- 3 … Taryn O’Connor, Hillsborough, 2007 (1)
46- 1 ½ … DeAnne Hahn, Brick Township, 2008 (1)
45- 10 ¾ … Jessica Fazekas, Demarest, 2002 (1)
45- 9 ½ … Jessica Molina, Westwood, 2015 (2)
45- 5 … Zyra Thomas, Schalick, 2018 (2)
45- 3 … Nacole Moore, Bridgeton, 2000 (1)
44- 10 ½ … Jackie Hudgins, Hightstown, 2001 (1)
44- 9 ¼ …….. Sims, 1990 (1)
44- 9 …….. Hahn, 2007 (2)
44- 6 … Lisa Stuto, Brick Township, 2008 (1)
44- 3 ¼ … Apresha Hampton, Teaneck, 2011 (2)
44- 3 … Danielle Notarfrancesco, Jackson Liberty, 2016 (4)
44- 2 … Kelly Fazekas, Demarest, 2002 (2)
44- 1 ¼ … Maureen Laffan, Toms River North, 2008 (3)
44- 1 ½ … Sylvia Galarza, Millville, 2004 (1)

POLE VAULT
12-6 … Jen Holly, Barnegat, 2008 (1)
12-6 … Chrissy Finkel, Montville, 2009 (1)
12-6 … Chelsea Vaughan, Southern, 2012 (1)
12-6 … Hayley Horvath, Notre Dame, 2018 (1)
12-6 … Ashley Preston, Delsea, 2018 (2)
12-6 … Caroline Dannenbaum, Pingry School, 2019 (1)
12-3 … Natalie Gengel, Princeton, 2006 (1)
12-0 … Kristen Hafford, Warren Hills, 2005 (1)
12-0 … Finkel, 2008 (1)
12-0 … Nicole Pompei, Hanover Park, 2009 (2)
12-0 … Catherine Shih, Bernards, 2010 (1)
12-0 … Emily Urciuoli, Clifton, 2010 (2)
12-0 … Kayla Polcari, Ridgewood, 2010 (3)
12-0 … Dana Schweiger, Toms River North, 2011 (1)
12-0 … Marlena Sabatino, Hillsborough, 2012 (2)
12-0 … Kristina Langan, Wayne Hills, 2015 (1)
12-0 … Lea Saifi, Governor Livingston, 2016 (1)
12-0 … Melissa Purcell, Pascack Valley, 2018 (3)

1,600-METER RELAY
3:47.27 … Union Catholic, 2016 (1)
3:48.30 … Columbia, 2013 (1)
3:50.32 … Union Catholic, 2015 (1)
3:52.76 … Columbia, 2014 (1)
3:53.50 … Columbia, 2010 (1)
3:53.84 … Union Catholic, 2019 (1)
3:55.08 … Camden, 2009 (1)
3:55.24 … Montclair, 1998 (1)
3:55.45 … Mount St. Dominic, 2014 (2)
3:55.58 … Union, 2013 (2)
3:55.69 … Southern, 2009 (1)
3:55.73 … Columbia, 1995 (1)
3:56.10 … Union Catholic, 2014 (3)
3:56.64 … Columbia, 2015 (2)
3:56.72 … Columbia, 1996 (1)
3:56.76 … Southern, 2008 (1)
3:56.90 … Union Catholic, 2018 (1)
3:57.35 … Columbia, 2012 (1)
3:57.50 … Union, 2014 (4)
3:57.82 … Rancocas Valley, 2019 (2)

3,200-METER RELAY
9:14.47 … Ridge, 2017 (1)
9:17.78 … Ridge, 2018 (1)
9:18.64 … Ridge, 2019 (1)
9:28.95 … Ridgewood, 2018 (2)
9:28.97 … Union Catholic, 2018 (3)