The Winslow and Pennsauken girls closed out the high school track season by earning All-America honors in the 1,600-meter relay in the final event of the four-day West Philly Nationals at Franklin Field.

Winslow ran 3:43.70 and placed 4^th and Pennsauken ran 3:48.20 without Sianni Wynn and placed 6^th. They are No. 1 and 2 in South Jersey history with their 3:40.64 and 3:41.89 at the Penn Relays.

For Winslow, sophomore Amariah Arango, junior Cinniya Robinson, senior Olivia Okaro and sophomore Jasmine Jackson ran, with Okaro splitting 55.72 and Jackson 57.52 shortly after running the 7^th-fastest 100-meter hurdles in U.S. scholastic history.

Pennsauken ran junior Summer Schaffer, sophomore Hope Edwards, senior Olivia Dupree and sophomore Rai’ana Rucker. Schaffer and Edwards got the stick around in 1:54.12, Dupree split 57.34 and Rucker anchored in 56.74.

Pennsauken won the 800-meter relay, placed 2^nd in the 400-meter relay and took 6^th in the 1,600-meter relay. Winslow was 4^th in the shuttle hurdles (without Jackson), 6^th in the 4-by-100 and 4^th in the 4-by-4.

A Winslow B team took 10^th overall in 3:51.44, with junior Jordyn Cato, sophomore Nylah Lovelace-Crump, junior Amaya Jones and junior Skhye Seamon, who anchored in 56.91.

Moorestown also broke four minutes, with freshman Armani Robinson, sophomore Payton Derer, senior Noora Rashid and junior Sophia DiFiore running 3:59.44.

Sianni Wynn concluded her spectacular high school track career with a 3rd-place finish in the 200-meter dash Sunday at West Philly Nationals at Franklin Field.

Wynn, who won the 100 and anchored the winning 800-meter relay on Friday, ran 23.12, finishing 18-100ths of a second behind winner Malise Brown from Cass Tech in Detroit.

Wynn, one of the greatest track athletes in New Jersey history, also won the 100 last year and doubled the 60 and 200 at Boston Nationals this past indoor season.

She also anchored Pennsauken’s 400-meter relay team, which placed second earlier Sunday. She’s now an 11-time All-America with five 2nd-place finishes and a 3rd to go with her five 1sts.

Wynn’s 23.03 with a legal wind at the Camden County Championships last month at Haddon Township is 3rd-fastest in state history and just 7-100ths of a second off the state record of 22.96 set at the 2017 Parochial A meet at Egg Harbor by Sydney McLaughlin.

Wynn raced nine times at Franklin Field since Friday – trials, semis and finals in the 100, semis and finals in the 200, 4-by-1 and 4-by-2. She finished 3rd or better in every race and earned four more All-America honors.

Winslow junior Andrew Kratee, in the 5^th track meet of his life, earned All-America honors at West Philly Nationals with a 6^th-place finish in the long jump Sunday at Franklin Field.

Kratee had a strong series, averaging 22-3 ½ on his five legal jumps. His best jump was a 23-10 ¾ on his 3^rdattempt, placing him half an inch ahead of 7^th place in the final All-America position.

Kratee is a 1^st-year jumper who never competed in track in the past and didn’t compete indoors. His first meet was the Olympic Conference Championships in late April at Rancocas Valley, where he jumped 20-10 ½.

Two weeks later, he hit 24-1 ½ at South Jersey Group 4 Sectionals at Delsea and then he won states at 24-1 ¼ at Northern Burlington.

The wind reading for every jump by every jumper in the competition was 0.0 so either there was no wind gauge or it wasn’t operating correctly because there’s no way more than 150 wind readings could all be exactly 0.0.

The Haddonfield girls ran the 7^th-fastest distance medley in South Jersey history Sunday morning at West Philly Nationals at Franklin Field.

Freshman Dylan Hosty, junior Saya Sood, junior Molly Mills and junior Madison Kelsey ran 12:00.87 and placed 10^thoverall. With the championship mile coming up, Hosty ran the 1,200 instead of anchoring and split 3:29.36, the fastest leadoff leg in the race.

Sood ran 58.40 for 400 meters, Mills split 2:18.73 and Kelsey anchored in 5:14.39 for Haddonfield.

Haddonfield’s time is 2^nd-fastest by a South Jersey school this year. Ocean City ran 11:56.65 at the Penn Relays but didn’t race Sunday.

Cherokee ran 12:16.49, 8^th-fastest on the all-time Burlington County list, and Audubon was 16^th in 12:21.02, fastest time ever by a South Jersey Group 1 school.

Senior Madeline Meder led off with a 3:45.48 for 1,200 meters, sophomore Erin Healy split 63.85, senior Sofia Recinto sped a 2:13.72 and senior Alyssa Suriano anchored in 5:13.46. Cherokee’s previous fastest time this year was a 12:20.00 in a meet in April in Westfield.

This is the 5^th straight year Cherokee has run sub-12:20. No other New Jersey school has done that.

For Audubon, freshman Emma Camm led off by covering three laps in 3:55.54, junior Sophia Rizzo ran 58.97 for 400, junior Lydia Gravante split 2:29.74 and senior Riley Fayer finished her brilliant high school career with a 4:56.78 anchor leg.

Audubon broke the South Jersey Group 1 record of 12:21.45 set by Haddonfield at the 1998 East Coast Relays with

All-Time South Jersey Distance Medley List
11:53.15 … Lenape, 2012
11:54.48 … Cherokee, 2023
11;56.65 … Ocean City, 2026
11:58.64 … Ocean City, 2025
12:00.47 … Haddonfield, 2021
12:00.64 … Ocean City, 2004
12:00.87 … Haddonfield, 2026
12:02.34 … Haddonfield 2000
12:02.37 … Haddonfield, 2014
12:04.39 … Lenape, 2010
12:05.01 … Cherokee, 2024
12:05.39 … Ocean City 2005
12:05.98 … Sterling, 2017
12:06.73 … Ocean City 1994
12:07.21 … Lenape 2008
12:07.43 … Cherokee, 2022
12:08.61 … Ocean City, 2014
12:10.75 … Sterling, 2016
12:10.76 … Lenape, 2017
12:11.70 … Ocean City, 2024
12:12.24 … Millville, 2009
12:13.08 … Cherokee, 2025
12:13.16 … Bishop Eustace, 2011
12:14.05 … Cherry Hill East, 2007
12:14.24 … Highland, 2004
12:14.61 … Lenape, 2013
12:15.42 … Ocean City, 2015
12:16.49 … Cherokee, 2026
12:16.79 … Lenape, 2015
12:18.27 … Bishop Eustace, 1995
12:18.29 … Shawnee, 2012
12:19.26 … Woodrow Wilson, 2001
12:19.41 … Rancocas Valley, 2011
12:19.46 … Ocean City, 2013
12:19.60 … Shawnee, 2015
12:19.79 … Haddonfield, 2015

In one of the most remarkable performances in New Jersey track history, Winslow’s Jasmine Jackson equalled the 7^th-fastest time in U.S. history and destroyed the state record in the 100-meter high hurdles.

Jackson won West Philly Nationals in an otherworldly 13.03, dropping her PR from 12.24 in the trials on Saturday.

In the fastest hurdles race in high school track history, She broke the state record of 13.18 set last year at the Meet of Champions in Pennsauken by Taylor Cox and ran within 2-100ths of the national sophomore record of 13.01 set by Tia Jones of Walton High in Marietta, Ga., at the 2016 U.S. Junior National Championships in Clovis, Calif.

Her time is 12^th-fastest in U.S. history by 8^th-fastest with legal wind. The race was run with a 0.7 tailwind.

Jackson’s time is 35^th-fastest by an American woman this year. It’s 5^th-fastest on the world Under-20 list and fastest on the world Under-18 list. It’s No. 11 on the all-time world Under-18 list.

Jackson edged Kassidy Hopkins of Bullis School in Potomac, Md., by 2-100ths of a second. Hopkins was 2^nd in 13.06, the 9^th-fastest wind-legal time in U.S. history.

Both ran under the meet record of 13.18 set by Hopkins in the semifinals on Saturday.

Only four New Jersey women have ever run faster than Jackson: 2019 World Champion Nia Ali [12.30], four-time Olympic gold medalist Sydney McLaughlin [12.65], Neptune’s Dawn Bowles [12.74] and Taylor Cox [12.81].

Atlantic County Tech junior Brianna Growalt closed out her remarkable season by placing 7th in 13.78.

All-Time U.S. High School Wind-Legal Hurdles List
12.84 … ***Tia Jones [Walton, Washington, D.C.], 2019
12.92 … Dior Hall [George Washington, Denver], 2014
12.93 … Alexis Duncan [DeSoto (Texas)], 2016
12.95 … Tara Davis [Agoura, Calif.], 2017
12.95 … *Chanel Brissett [Cheltenham (Pa.)], 2016
13.03 … *Vashti Thomas [Mt. Pleasant (Calif.)], 2007
13.04 … Tonea Marshall [Seguin, Arlington, Texas], 2016
13.04 … **Jasmine Jackson [Winslow], 2026
13.06 … Kassidy Hopkins [Bullis School, Potomac, Md.], 2026

All-Time U.S. High School All-Conditions Hurdles List
12.83w … Tara Davis [Agoura, Calif.], 2017
12.84 … ***Tia Jones [Walton, Washington, D.C.], 2019
12.92 … Dior Hall [George Washington, Denver], 2014
12.93w … Jalaysi’ya Smith [DeSoto (Texas)], 2021
12.93 … Alexis Duncan [DeSoto (Texas)], 2016
12.95w … *Candace Young [Beaver Falls (Pa.)], 1979
12.95 … *Chanel Brissett [Cheltenham (Pa.)], 2016
12.96w … Akala Garrett [Albermarle (N.C.)], 2023
12.98w … Kaylah Robinson [El Cerrito (Calif.)], 2017
12.99w … Anisa Bowen-Fontenot [San Diego], 2025
13.03 … *Vashti Thomas [Mt. Pleasant (Calif.)], 2007
13.04 … Tonea Marshall [Seguin, Arlington, Texas], 2016
13.04 … **Jasmine Jackson [Winslow], 2026
13.06 … Kassidy Hopkins [Bullis School, Potomac, Md.], 2026
13.08 … Brandee Johnson [Nansemond River, Suffolk, Va.], 2016
13.10w … Thalia Waters [Atlantic, Delray, Fla.], 2024

Glassboro ran one of the fastest distance medleys ever by a New Jersey Group 1 school Sunday morning at West Philly Nationals.

Senior Jaeden Wesley, junior Marley Crowl, sophomore Zacchhaeus Harrigan and sophomore Joseph Saicic ran 10:14.37 and placed 14^th overall at Franklin Field.

Wesley led off with a 3:10.42 for 1,200 meters, Crowl split 52.03, Harrigan ran the 800 in 1:54.05 and Saicic anchored in 4:17.88.

The time is 6^th-fastest in South Jersey history and fastest ever by a South Jersey Group 1 and fastest by any New Jersey Group 1 since Bernards ran 10:06.2 to win the 1984 Penn Relays on the same track. It’s No. 2 in Gloucester County history, behind only Washington Township’s 10:10.74 at the 2000 Penn Relays.

All-Time South Jersey DMR List
10:00.9h … Willingboro, 1983
10:06.48 … Haddonfield, 2025
10:10.62 … Haddonfield, 2016
10:10.74 … Washington Twp., 2000
10:10.8y … Haddon Township, 1973
10:12.65 … Mainland Reg., 2004
10:14.37 … Glassboro, 2026
10:15.4y … Paul VI, 1976
10:15.5y … Highland, 1980
10:15.9y … Williamstown, 1973
10:16.11 … Cherokee, 2001
10:16.14 … Haddonfield, 2010
10:16.29 … Highland, 1991
10:17.2y … Williamstown, 1974
10:17.3y … Haddonfield, 1979
10:18.74 … Shawnee, 1991
10:19.11 … Washington Twp., 2009
10:19.47 … Cherokee, 2012
10:19.4y … Haddon Twp., 1972
10:19.4y … Paul VI., 1974
10:19.5y … Holy Cross, 1971
10:19.67 … Haddon Twp., 2015
10:19.90 … Cherry Hill East, 2016

Even without Jasmine Jackson, one of the top hurdlers in the country, the Winslow girls placed 4^th in the shuttle hurdles Sunday morning at West Philly Nationals at Franklin Field.

Jackson, South Jersey record holder the No. 2 sophomore in U.S. history, is the top seed going into the 100-meter hurdles final later Sunday morning, and although she was originally listed as Winslow’s anchor, when they declared for the race they listed a lineup of senior Ma’Syiah Brawner, junior Cinniya Robinson, junior Jordyn Cato and junior Justice Green.

That group ran 1:01.65 and earned All-America honors for Brawner, Robinson, Cato and Green.

Winslow’s time even without Jackson would rank 15^th in South Jersey history. Winslow ran 59.10 with Jackson at the Woodbury Relays, No. 6 in state history.

Brawner, who was 4^th in the triple jump, is now a double All-America this year. She’s long jumping later Sunday.

Incredible 1-2 finish for Deptford and Egg Harbor in the shuttle hurdles at West Philly Nationals Sunday morning at Franklin Field.

Deptford won in 58.42, and Egg Harbor, racing in the previous section, placed 2^nd in 58.91. They were the only schools under 59 seconds in the first event on Day 4 of the meet.

For Deptford, senior Kareem Brown, junior Xavion Holmes, senior Kamaldeep Singh and senior Larry Norman ran 58.42, 6^th-fastest in South Jersey history and fastest in 23 years, since Winslow ran 57.70 at the 2003 Willingboro Relays with Robert Penn, Brandon Bates, Kenny Scott and and Reuben McCoy,

Deptford broke the Gloucester County record of 59.82 set by Washington Township last year at the Randolph Relays with Nico DiGiacomo, Idris Fisher, Joseph McAndrews and Zachary Kotel.

Holmes and Kareem Brown also ran on Deptford’s 4^th-place 800-meter relay team, and Brown was 5^th in the intermediates, so Brown is now a triple All-America and Holmes is a double All-America.

For Egg Harbor, junior Taj Jackson, junior Xavier Aucule, sophomore Sebastian Antonius and senior Ari Bell ran the 12^th-fastest time in South Jersey history and fastest by an Atlantic County school since Oakcrest ran 58.54 at the 2012 Carl Lewis Invitational in Willingboro with Syid Evans White, Chase Toliver, Aaron Wilson and Stephen Adkisson.

North Brunswick placed 3^rd in 59.00, giving New Jersey a 1-2-3 finish.

56.88 … Woodrow Wilson, 1999
57.70 … Winslow Twp., 2003
57.9h … Willingboro, 1982
58.25 … Camden, 1997
58.2h … Moorestown, 1975
58.42 … Deptford, 2026
58.4h … Penns Grove, 1977
58.4h … Camden, 1996
58.54 … Oakcrest, 2012
58.7h … Overbrook, 1977
58.7h … Willingboro, 1978
58.8h … Edgewood, 1984
58.91 … Egg Harbor Twp., 2026
58.93 … Lindenwold, 2010
58.9h … Camden, 1977
58.9h … Willingboro, 1984
58.9h … Pleasantville, 1994
59.12 … Camden, 2000
59.0h … Camden, 1980
59.1h … Kennedy, 1982
59.1h … Wilson, 1998
59.1h … Willingboro, 2007
59.2h … Edgewood, 1983
59.3h … Overbrook, 1976
59.54 … Lenape, 1997
59.62 … Willingboro, 1991
59.5h … Moorestown, 1974
59.5h … Winslow Twp., 2004
59.5h … Bridgeton, 2006
59.69 … Overbrook, 1986
59.82 … Washington Twp., 2025
59.7h … Camden, 1978
59.7h … Willingboro, 1979
59.7h … Willingboro, 1983
59.7h … Camden, 1983
59.7h … Egg Harbor Twp., 2008
59.7h … Camden., 2008
59.91 … Deptford, 2025
58.8h … Edgewood, 1984
59.8h … Willingboro, 1981
59.8h … Willingboro, 1990
58.9h … Willingboro, 1984
59.54 … Lenape, 1997
59.69 … Overbrook, 1986
59.9h … Overbrook, 1975
59.9h … Lenape, 1996

New Jersey Girls 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
59.10 … 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

59.00 … Edgewood, 1999
59.10 … Winslow Twp., 2026
59.25 … Willingboro, 2025
59.52 … Eastern, 2019
59.60 … Winslow Twp., 2026
59.85 … Pennsauken, 1999
1:00.14 … Buena, 2012
1:00.18 … Winslow Twp., 2014
1:00.46 … Winslow Twp., 2013
1:00.68 … Washington Twp., 2025
1:01.17 … Woodrow Wilson, 2002
1:01.38 … Winslow Twp., 2017
1:01.58 … Millville, 2019
1:01.59 … Rancocas Valley, 2024
1:01.64 … Rancocas Valley, 2019
1:01.68 … Winslow Twp., 2002
1:01.82 … Winslow Twp., 2012
1:01.84 … Timber Creek, 2024
1:01.6h … Woodrow Wilson, 2005
1:01.94 … Edgewood, 1998

One day after winning the 400-meter hurdles at the U.S. Under-20 Championships at Hayward Field, Natalie Dumas won the flat 400 at Hayward Field Nationals, a high school national meet being run currently with Under-20 Nationals.

Dumas has now won eight national titles [see full list below], tied with four-time Olympic gold medalist Sydney McLaughlin for most in state history.

On Thursday, Dumas ran 52.20 in the 400 trials in the Under-20 Championships and she followed that with a 52.54 in the final. She ran 52.21 on Saturday, beating the field in Eugene by eight nmeters. Sophia Castaneda, from Newberg, Ore., who has run 52.17, was 2^nd in 53.25.

With her win on Saturday, Dumas will represent the U.S. in the 40-meter hurdles at the World Under-20 Championships on the same track in Eugene, Ore., in August. The 52.20 and 52.21 races could help her get into the relay pool for the U.S. 4-by-4 team at Worlds.

Natalie Dumas National Titles
2026 USATF Under-20 Championships: 400-meter hurdles: [56.13]
2026 Hayward Field Nationals: 400-meter dash [52.21]
2026 Virginia Beach Indoor Nationals: 400-meter dash [56.13]
2006 Armory Nationals: 800-meter run [2:05.30]
2025 West Philly Nationals: 400-meter dash [51.14]
2025 West Philly Nationals: 800-meter run [2:00.11]
2025 West Philly Nationals: 400-meter hurdles [55.99]
2024 West Philly Nationals: 400-meter hurdles [58.32]