Cherry Hill East sophomore Addison Weiss raced into the all-time South Jersey top-20 in the indoor 3,200 Saturday at the Bubble.

Weiss placed 3^rd in the Group 4 3,200 in 10:47.46, which makes her 14^th-fastest in the state this year, 2^nd-fastest in South Jersey behind Julia Flanagan of Holy Cross and 2^nd-fastest sophomore behind Amelia Pattwell of Middletown South, who ran 10:33.33 in the state Group 3 meet.

This was Weiss’s 1^st race ever under 11 minutes. Her previous PR was 11:03.97 at the Ott Center in January, so this was about a 16-second PR. Weiss didn’t run indoors as a freshman and never ran anything over 800 meters outdoors. So this was only her 3^rd lifetime 3,200, and it’s No. 6 all-time in Camden County.

Weiss is only a little more than five seconds off the school record of 10:42.22 set in 2007 by Theresa Cattuna at the 2007 state Group 4 meet at the Bubble, where she placed 2^nd to Ashley Higginson of Colts Neck. Cattuna set the Cherry Hill East outdoor record of 10:34.79 at the 2007 Meet of Champions in South Plainfield, where she was 3^rd behind Higginson and Nicol Traynor of Ridge.

Weiss also ran a lifetime-best 5:05.12 for 6th in the 1,600.

Kingsway junior Aubrey Bishop also ran under 11 for the first time, placing 4^th at states in 10:55.85. That’s 7^th-fastest all-time indoors in Gloucester County.

There are now six South Jersey girls under 11 minutes, the most ever in one indoor season. In addition to Flanagan [10:38.95], Weiss and Bishop, Ocean City sophomore Riley Tolson [10:49.99], Audubon senior Riley Fayer [10:57.28] and Paul VI senior Giovanna Mantuano [10:59.61] have also run under 11 minutes.

Weiss goes into the Meet of Champions a week from Sunday at Ocean Breeze as the No. 12 seed.

Meet of Champions 3,200 Top Seeds
10:19.56 … Allison Lee, West Windsor-Plainsboro North [1^st, Group 3]
10:33.33 … **Amelia Pattwell, Middletown South [2^nd, Group 3]
10:33.56… *Cayleigh Kaiser, Union Catholic [1^st, Parochial A]
10:35.44 … *Katherine Keating, Ridgewood [1^st, Group 4]
10:36.32 … Lexie Mizzone, Voorhees [1^st, Group 2]
10:39.08 … Cali Buxbaum, Wall [2^nd, Group 2]
10:39.94 … Amelia Szep, Middletown North [3^rd, Group 3]
10:40.25 … *Alexandra Klein, Shore Regional [1^st, Group 1]
10:40.40 … Molly Domurat, Hunterdon Central [2^nd, Group 4]
10:43.91 … *Kaitlyn Hathaway, Rumson-Fair Haven [3^rd, Group 2]
10:45.24 … ***Jennifer Friedman, Ridge [4^th, Group 3]
10:47.46 … **Addison Weiss, Cherry Hill East [3^rd, Group 4]
10:48.20 … Kajol Karra, Princeton [5^th, Group 3]
10:49.99 … **Riley Tolson, Ocean City [6^th, Group 3]

All-Time South Jersey Indoor 3,200-Meter List
10:13.41 … Liliah Gordon [Northern Burlimgton], 2025
10:15.71 … Brittany Sedberry [Ocean City], 2006
10:23.49y … Megan Lacy [Cherokee], 2011
10:29.90y … Chelsea Ley [Kingsway], 2009
10:33.95y … Alyssa Aldridge [Mainland Reg.], 2016
10:38.11 … Megan Venables [Highland], 2011
10:38.90 … Erin Donohue [Haddonfield], 2001
10:38.95 … Julia Flanagan [Holy Cross], 2026
10:40.03 … Dina Iacone [Washington Twp.], 2012
10:40.80 … Briana Gess [Haddonfield], 2017
10:42.06 … Holly Bischof [Bishop Eustace], 2012
10:42.22 … Theresa Cattuna [Cherry Hill East], 2007
10:43.2y … Michelle Rowen [Washington Twp.], 1983
10:45.20 … Devon Grisbaum [Ocean City], 2015
10:45.40y … Julianna Catania [Egg Harbor Twp.], 2016
10:46.63 … Erika Kemp [Rancocas Valley], 2013
10:47.46 … Addison Weiss [Cherry Hill East], 2026
10:48.28 … Abby Waddington [Clearview], 2023
10:48.78 … Shelby Cain [Haddonfield], 2014
10:49.12 … Madison Coppolino [Sterling], 2017
10:49.46 … Alyssa Condell [Timber Creek], 2016
10:49.99 … Riley Tolson [Ocean City], 2026
10:51.65 … Kerry O’Day [Cherokee], 2024
10:52.05 … Amanda Goetschius [Delsea], 2007
10:52.53 … Allie Pierontoni [Kingsway], 2020
10:52.82 … Maeve Smith [Ocean City], 2024
10:53.4h … Christin Bettis [Hammonton], 2012
10:53.89y … Sarah Naticchia [Haddonfield], 2020
10:55.29y … Ann Klocke [Bishop Eustace], 1996
10:55.58 … Nicole Clifford [Cherokee], 2022
10:55.85 … Aubrey Bishop [Kingsway], 2026
10:56.66 … Jordan Hatfield [Schalick], 2025
10:57.28 … Riley Fayer [Audubon], 2026
10:57.53 … Michaela Schlemo [Egg Harbor Twp.], 2023
10:57.68y … Ava Thomas [Haddonfield], 2024
10:57.95 … Katy Storti [Bishop Eustace], 2019
10:59.02 … Catherine Van Horn [Triton], 2005
10:59.04 … Maria Ruiz [Williamstown], 2009
10:59.13 … Vickie Ajimoko [Williamstown], 2013
10:59.26 … Shaelan McNally [Paul VI], 2024

Eastern senior Natalie Dumas won her 10^th and 11^th state titles Saturday, doubling the 400 and 800 at the state Group 4 meet at the Bubble.

Dumas, a triple national champion in the 400, 800 and intermediate hurdles at West Philly Nationals last spring, ran 55.96 in the 400 and 2:17.68 in the 800. She also anchored Eastern’s 3^rd-place 1,600-meter relay, which ran 4:05.52.

Those 26 points earned Eastern 2^nd place, just four points behind state champion Hunterdon Central.

Dumas will be the No. 2 seed at Meet of Champions at Ocean Breeze behind Pennsauken senior Sianni Wynn, who ran 55.24 to win the state Group 3 title. But Wynn is expected to go 55-200 at the Meet of Champions, a double she’s won in each of the last three years.

In the 800, we won’t get the showdown we’d love to see with Paige Sheppard, because she only ran the 1,600 at states.

Dumas has run 53.68 and 2:07.73 indoors and 51.14 and 2:00.11 outdoors.

Joining Dumas Saturday on Eastern’s 3^rd-place 4-by-4 were Adriana Marella, Poetry Anderson and Knoelle Whittle.

Also in Group 4, Atlantic County Tech senior Brianna Growalt won the 55-meter hurdles in 8.10.

The Rancocas Valley tandem of senior La’el Yates and sophomore Isabella Santamaria finished 2^nd and 3^rd in the pole vault, Yates clearing 11-0 and Santamaria 10-6.

Williamstown junior Timia Williams placed 4^th in the hurdles in 8.40 and Williamstown senior Brynn Greenwood was 5^th in the pole vault at 10-0.

Cherry Hill East sophomore Addison Weiss ran 10:47.46 for 3^rd in the 3,200 and 5:05.12 for 6^th in the 1,600. More on her hot 3,200 later! Kingsway junior Aubrey Bishop also broke 11 minutes in that race, 4^th in 10:55.85.

Kingsway ran 4:06.10 for 4^th in the 4-by-4, with senior Savannah Aulich, junior Norah Brown, sophomore Noemi Haller and junior Kenya Nobles.

Cherokee senior Sofia Recinto ran 2:19.27 for 2^nd in the 800 and Cherry Hill East junior Ryleigh Budsock ran 2:21.96 for 6^th.

Pennsauken senior Sianni Wynn destroyed her own state record in the 200 Saturday at the Ott Center with one of the fastest times in U.S. scholastic history.

Wynn won the 200 at the CIRCUIT Philly in 23.17, the 13^th-fastest time ever run by a U.S. high school girl. She broke her state record of 23.31 that he ran at the Meet of Champions last March at Ocean Breeze.

Her time is 7^th-fastest ever run by a New Jerey sprinter and not far from the South Jersey indoor alumni record of 23.12 set by Wilson’s Dennisha Page competing for South Carolina in February 2024 in Albuquerque, N. Mex.

She’s also now No. 21 among U.S. women this year and No. 2 among U.S. Women in the Under-20 age group. She’s now No. 25 on the all-time U.S. Under-20 list. She doesn’t turn 18 until April.

Wynn is the South Jersey outdoor state record holder with her 23.05 last June at West Philly Nationals, fastest by a New Jerey girl since 1983.

All-time U.S. indoor 200 list
22.33 … Adaejah Hodge [Monteverde (Fla.) Academy], 2023
22.64 … Elise Cooper [McDonogh School, Owings Mills, Md.], 2025
22.81… Dana Wilson [Greensboro, N.C.], 2025
22.89 … Mia Brahe-Pedersen [Lake Oswego, Ore.], 2023
22.91 … Shawnti Jackson [Granville (N.C.) South], 2023
22.89 … Mia Maxwell [Humble, Texas], 2026
22.97 … Biana Knight [Ridgeland, Miss.], 2007
22.97 … Mariah Maxwell [Humble, Texas], 2026
23.00 … Lisa Raye [West Warwick, R.I.], 2025
23.05 … Melanie Doggett [Landmark Christian, Fairburn, Ga.], 2026
23.08 … Madison Whyte [Heritage, Newport News, Va.], 2023
23.14 … Allyson Felix [Heritage Christian, Northridge, Calif.], 2003
23.17 … Sianni Wynn [Pennauken], 2026
23.21 … Skylar Brazzell [Northwest Nelson, Trophy Club, Texas], 2025
23.22 … Sanya Richards-Ross [St. Thomas Aquinas, Fort Lauderdale, Fla.], 2002
23.22 … Ashton Purvis [St. Elizabeth, Oakland, Calif.], 2010
23.23 … Lauren Rain Williams [Oaks Christian, Westlake Village, Calif.,], 2016
23.24 … Tamari Davis [Oak Hall, Gainesville, Fla.], 2019
23.24 … Sydney Sutton [Bullis School, Potomac, Md.], 2025
23.30 … Dasia Reed [Monteverde (Fla.) Academy], 2025

New Jersey Indoor Alumni List
22.68 … Sydney McLaughlin [Union Catholic], March 9, 2018, College Station, Texas
22.98 … Shavon Greaves [Lakewood], Feb. 28, 2010, University Park, Pa.
23.06 … Mikele Barber [Montclair], March 10, 2000, Fayetteville, Ark.
23.07 … Wendy Vereen [Trenton], March 13, 1993, Toronto
23.08 … Me’Lisa Barber [Montclair], Feb. 23, 2002, Fayetteville, Ark.
23.12 … Dennisha Page [Wilson], Feb. 2, 2024, Albuquerque, N. Mex.
23.17 … Sianni Wynn [Pennsauken], Feb. 28, 2026, Philadelphia
23.26 … Dominique Booker [Immaculate Conception], Jan. 29, 2011, University Park, Pa.
23.31 … Sianni Wynn [Pennsauken], March 2, 2025, Staten Island, N.Y.
23.34 … English Gardner [Eastern], Feb. 10, 2012, Albuquerque, N. Mex.
23.49 … Gabrielle Farquharson [Williamstown], March 11, 2016, Birmingham, Ala.], 2022

Williamstown senior Jasiah Williams won his 1^st state title and equalled the 10^th-fastest 55-meter hurdles time in state history Saturday at the state Group 4 meet at the Bubble in Toms River.

Williams lowered his PR from 7.43 at South Jersey Group 4 Sectionals to 7.41 in the prelims, then blazed a 7.29 in the final, winning by a full 20-100ths of a second over North Brunswick senior Elvin Marte Feliz, 2^ndin 7.49.

That’s the fastest time in the state this year and makes Gibbons the No. 1 seed going into the Meet of Champions next month at Ocean Breeze.

Williams became Williamstown’s 1^st indoor state champion since Devin Bradham won the high jump in 2015 and first ever on the track.

That 7.29 is tied for 6^th-fastest in South Jesey history and 3^rd on the all-time Gloucester County list, behind national scholastic champions Yashaya Brown of Washington Township in 2024 and Sincere Rhea of St. Augustine in 2019.

He also broke the school record of 7.36 set two years ago by Alexander Hollimon two years ago at the Bubble. Hollimon is now at South Carolina State and has run 8.05 over the 42-inch college hurdles over 60 meters.

All-Time New Jersey Hurdles List
7.06 … Yashahya Brown [Washington Twp.], 2024
7.07 … Cory Poole [East Orange Campus], 2017
7.10 … Sincere Rhea [St. Augustine], 2019
7.14 … Nathaniel Rayan [Scotch Plains-Fanwood], 2014
7.18 … Sultan Tucker [Delsea], 1996
7.19 … Jermaine Collier [Trenton], 2012
7.22 … Dwight Ruff [Camden], 2001
7.22 … Issac Williams [Willingboro], 2012
7.27 … Dwight Henry [Irvington], 2020
7.29 … Nate Harley [Pleasantville], 1996
7.29 … Danyne Brown [Camden], 1999
7.29 … Will Brown [Palmyra], 2006
7.29 … Chris Serrao [East Brunswick], 2022
7.29 … Jasiah Gibbons [Williamstown], 2026

All-Time South Jersey Hurdles List
7.06 … Yashahya Brown [Washington Twp.], 2024
7.10 … Sincere Rhea [St. Augustine], 2019
7.18 … Sultan Tucker [Delsea], 1996
7.22 … Dwight Ruff [Camden], 2001
7.22 … Issac Williams [Willingboro], 2012
7.29 … Nate Harley [Pleasantville], 1996
7.29 … Danyne Brown [Camden], 1999
7.29 … Will Brown [Palmyra], 2006
7.29 … Jasiah Gibbons [Williamstown], 2026
7.31 … Anthony Vazquez [Egg Harbor Twp.], 2020
7.32 … Jon Dickey [Penns Grove], 1985
7.34 … Chais Hill [Highland], 2015
7.35 … Gerard Reynolds [Willingboro], 1990
7.36 … Alexander Hollimon [Williamstown], 2024
7.39 … Rashad Baker [Wilson], 2000
7.39 … Isaiah Lewis [Winslow Twp.], 2020

Cherokee’s Jessica Woodard placed 4^th in the shot put Saturday at USATF Nationals at Ocean Breeze, her 12^th consecutive top-8 finish at a national championship meet.

Woodard threw 59-0 ¼ on her 3^rd attempt and finished just a foot and a half off the podium.

Since 2017, Woodard has competed at Nationals 14 times and finished 3^rd three times, 4^th twice, 5^th twice, 6^th twice, 7^th three times, 8^th once and 9^th once.

Here’s a look at Woodard’s year-by-year performance at U.S. Nationals going back to her first meet in 2017:

2026 Indoors [New York], 4^th, 59-0 ¼
2025 Outdoors [Eugene], 5^th, 62-8
2025 Indoors, Did not compete
2024 Outdoors [Eugene], 7th, 60-3
2024 Indoors [Albuquerque], 4th, 60-11 ¼
2023 Outdoors [Eugene], 5th 60-3 ¼
2023 Indoors [Albuquerque], 3rd, 57-11 ½
2022 Outdoors [Eugene], 3rd, 63-7 ¾
2022 Indoors [Spokane], 3rd, 61-4 ¼
2021 Outdoors [Eugene], 7th, 57-11 ¾
2021 Indoors [cancelled]
2020 Outdoors [cancelled]
2020 Indoors [Albuquerque], 6th, 57-10 ¾
2019 Outdoors [Des Moines], 6th, 57-10 ¾
2019 Indoors [New York], 7th, 57-11 ½
2018 Outdoors [Des Moines], 9th, 58-0 ¾
2018 Indoors: Did not compete
2017 Outdoors [Sacramento], 8th, 57-5 ½

Winslow’s Tionna Tobias uncorked her 2nd-longest long jump ever Saturday and placed 4th at the USATF Championships at the Armory.

Tobias jumped a season-best 21-1 ¼ on each of her first two attempts before fouling three times and then closing with a 21-5 ½ on her final attempt to improve from 5th to 4th.

Her previous indoor PR was a 21-0 ¼ in Albuquerque in February 2024. Her only superior jump is her 22-9 ¼ at the Holloway Pro Classic at Percy Beard Track in Gainesville in July 2024.

Tobias came into the meet ranked 19th among U.S. women, so a 4th-place finish is huge for the former Iowa Hawkeye.

Senior Riley Fayer won the 1,600 and placed 2nd in the 800 and 3,200 for 26 huge points and the Audubon girls won their 1st state indoor championship Saturday at the Bubble.

Fayer ran 5:02.97 to win the 1,600 and placed 2nd in the 800 in 2:18.74 and 3,200 in 10:59.42. The 800 and 1,600 are both indoor PRs.

Fayer had medaled nine times at states in indoor and outdoor track and XC and won nine sectional titles, but this is her 1st individual state championship.

Senior Morganna Makuszewski cleared 10-0 on her 3rd attempt for 4th place in the pole vault for Audubon, senior Alaina Copsetta ran 1:00.57 for 4th in the 400 and freshman Emma Camm placed 5th in 1,600 in 5:23.80.

Audubon also placed 2nd in the 4-by-400 with Sophia Rizzo, Keira Baumann, Kylie Tocco and Copsetta running 4:11.23 to clinch the team title.

Audubon outscored 2nd-place Metuchen and Ramsey 44-37 to win Group 1.

For Glassboro, senior Sunsarai Moore and junior Virginia Tarsevich went 1-2 in the shot put, Moore throwing 39-0 and Tarasevich 36-0.

Haddon Township senior Casey Birdwell ran 8.95 for 2nd place in the 55-meter hurdles and joined Biz Maher, Maeve McGovern and Sydney Warne on the 4th-place relay team, which ran 4:18.73.
West Deptford senior Kayla Romanoski ran 1:00.53 for 3rd in the 400 and 2:20.37 for 4th in the 800.

For Buena, senior Hailie Bellone took 6th in the 1,600 in 5:26.80.

Josh Crawford won the 800, placed in the 400 and anchored the winning 1,600-meter relay team and Woodstown won its 1st state indoor championship Saturday at the Buble.

Crawford won the 800 in 1:57.62 and senior teammate Karson Chew was 3rd in 1:58.87 for a big 16 points in one race. Crawford also ran 51.83 for 6th in the 400 and Chew ran the second leg on the 4-by-4.

Jacob Marino led off the winning 4-by-4 and placed 2nd in the 1,600 in 4:28.65 for the Wolverines.

Joining Crawford, Chew and Marino on the clinching relay team was senior Anthony Costello. That quartet ran 3:31.03.

Woodstown outscored Glen Rock and Ramsey 35-28, with Haddon Township and Camden tied for 4th with 20 points and Glassboro – which had won the last three Group 1 state titles – 6th with 18 points.

Woodstown is the first Salem County school to win a state indoor title in 40 years, since Penns Grove won Group 1 in 1986.

Haddon Township senior Shaun Maloney won the 1,600 in 4:27.28, junior Bobby McIlvaine was 3rd in the pole vault at 12-6 and junior Kyle Stephens threw 47-2 for 4th in the shot put.

Camden got a win from junior Jaleel Dickerson-Dempsey, who ran 7.73 in the 55-meter hurdles, and a 2nd from senior Jaiden Steele, who ran 6.51 in the 55. Senior Jawan Brownlee ran 6.66 for 6th in the 55. Sophomore Terrell Davis, Brownlee, junior Aiden Jones and Steele ran 3:38.02 for 6th in the relay.

For Glassboro, sophomore Moses Robles cleared 6-4 to win the high jump, and sophomore Joe Saicic took 4th in the 1,600 in 4:29.56 and 4th in the 3,200 in 9:44.86.

Audubon senior Zach Fayer placed 5th in the 1,600 in 4:30.86, and the Green Wace took 4th in the relay, with junior Evan Calhoun, senior Aaron Pilla and senior Dylan Gallagher joining Fayer running 3:37.92.

Buena senior Yandel Montanez ran 51.37 for 2nd in the 400.

Schalick senior Salvatore Longo cleared 12-6 and placed 2nd in the pole vault.

West Deptford junior Lane McClintock ran 2:02.41 for 4th in the 800.

Penns Grove sophomore Ja’Ka Ingram placed 5th in the shot put with a 46-7 throw, and Salem senior Jailon Fletcher-Wilson was 6th with a 45-6.

Gateway senior Nathanial Martinez ran 51.79 for 5th in the 400 and joined senior Mekhi Foster, sophomore John Bradley and senior Alton Rattle on the 5th-place relay, which ran 3:37.95

Woodbury senior Elijah Young cleared 6-0 for 4th in the high jump.

Lumberton’s Greg Foster soared beyond the 27-foot barrier Saturday morning at the Ivy League Championships at the Armory.

Foster, a Princeton junior and Lawrenceville Prep graduate, became the 3rd New Jersey athlete to long jump 27 feet when he won his 7th conference title with a jump of 27-0 ½. He broke his own all-time Ivy League record of 26-10 ½ from earlier this month in Fayetteville, Ark., and smashed his own Ivy League meet record of 25-9 ½ from the 2023 meet in Hanover, N.H.

The only other New Jersey 27-footers are nine-time Olympic gold medalist Carl Lewis of Willingboro, who jumped 29-1 ¼ at 1991 Worlds in Tokyo and Corey Crawford of Indian Hills, who jumped 27-2 ¼ in 2021 in Chula Vista, Calif.

Foster’s jump is No. 7 in the world this year and No. 3 among Americans. It’s also No. 2 in NCAA Division 1 this year. It’s also No. 19 in college track history.

Foster opened his series with a 26-1 ½ and a 25-4 before hitting his historic 27-0 ½. In the finals, he hit 25-7 ¼ and 26-1 ¾ and finished with a foul. He had the five-best jumps of the competition.

Foster is scheduled to race in the 60-meter hurdles qualifying Saturday afternoon.

Winslow Township sophomore Jasmine Jackson ran the 6th-fastest 60-meter hurdles in state history Saturday morning at the Ott Center.

Jackson ran 8.43 at the Circuit, lowering her PR from the 8.44 that she ran last month at Ocean Breeze.

That’s 2nd-fastest in South Jersey history behind only an 8.36 by World Champion Nia Ali of Pleasantville, who ran 8.36 at 2006 Nationals a the Prince Georges Sports and Learning Complex in Landover, Md.

Jackson’s time is fastest in New Jersey this year and 10th-fastest nationally, according to the MileSplit U.S. database.

Pennsauken senior Olivia Dupree placed 5th in 8.95.

8.10 … Taylor Cox [Union Catholic], 2025
8.17 … Sydney McLoughlin [Union Catholic], 2015
8.33 … Charmaine Walker [Plainfield], 1997
8.36 … Nia Ali [Pleasantville], 2006
8.38 … Grace O’Shea [Ramapo], 2019
8.43 … Jasmine Jackson [Winslow Twp.], 2026
8.50 … Ste’yce McNeil [Winslow Twp.], 2012
8.52 … Alethia Jenkins [Pennsauken], 2000
8.52 … Amaya Chadwick [Union Catholic], 2016
8.55 … Abigail Dennis [Old Tappan], 2024
8.59 … Ajanae Thompson [Union Catholic], 2022
8.62 … Lenaami Morton [Camden], 2017
8.64 … Claudine Smith [Atlantic City], 2019
8.67 … Sofia Swindell [Lawrenceville School], 2025
8.67 … Porsche Dobson [Kent Place School], 2003
8.68 … Patti Dziekonska [West Windsor-Plainsboro North], 2014
8.69 … Danielle Delgado [Franklin Twp.], 2013