From the Backstretch by Reuben Frank

A.J. Brooks from Eastern ran the 3rd-fastest hurdles time in Monmouth history in a meet at Penn’s brand-new Ott center.

Brooks opened his junior year by running 8.12 and finishing 2nd to Penn’s Ryan Matulonis of Seton Hall Prep at the Penn Opener. His previous PR was 8.17 this past February in the qualifying heats at the Coastal Athletic Conference Championships at the Armory. It was Brooks’ first race since mid-April.

Brooks’ time is fastest by a Monmouth hurdler in nine years. The only faster times in school history were recorded by Burlington Township graduate Jalen Walker, who ran 7.90 to win the 2015 IC4A title at Boston University, and Geordan Ferguson from Manchester Township, who ran 7.98 at the 2016 Villanova Invitational at Ocean Breeze.

Brooks has also tripled jumped 46-1 ¼ at Monmouth. He didn’t triple jump at Penn in the season opener.

Monmouth is off until the Penn Select Invitational back at the Ott Center on Jan. 11.

The Winslow girls didn’t wait long for the first sub-4 performance from their 1,600-meter relay team.

Winslow ran 3:58.12 to win the 4-by-4 at the season-opening South Jersey Track Coaches Association meet at Penn’s new Ott Center in West Philly Saturday.

Winslow had a 35-meter lead after the leadoff legs and finished 75 meters ahead of 2nd-place Kingsway.

Who ran for the Eagles? Good question. I can tell you junior Olivia Okaro, freshman Jasmine Jackson and sophomore Cinniya Robinson ran the last three legs. Either Adaiah or Amariah Arango led off, but the entry list only shows “A. Arango,” so it could be either one. I’ll wait until someone from Winslow lets me know which freshman raced Saturday and then update the post.

Either way, Adaiah or Amariah led off with a swift 58.06, Okaro ran 61.15, Jackson split 58.84 and Robinson anchored in 60.07.

Winslow also ran hot in the 4-by-2, with Jackson, Okaro, sophomore Skyhe Seamon and freshman Leeya Joseph taking 2nd to Pennsauken in 1:42.97.

Winslow’s 3:58.12 is fastest in New Jersey in the early going this winter, and Pennsauken and Winslow have the two-fastest 4-by-2 times so far.

Here’s a look at the all-time South Jersey indoors lists for both the 4-by-2 and 4-by-4. Guaranteed these lists will change a lot in the next couple months.

All-Time South Jersey Indoor 800-Meter Relay List
1:39.55 … Winslow Twp., 2018
1:39.94 … Winslow Twp., 2017
1:40.77 … Moorestown, 2000
1:41.14 … Woodrow Wilson, 2006
1:41.19 … Camden, 2008
1:41.28 … Woodrow Wilson, 2005
1:41.42 … Moorestown, 1999
1:41.70 … Willingboro, 2024
1:41.78 … Winslow Twp., 2014
1:41.80 … Winslow Twp., 2019
1:41.7h … Willingboro, 2002
1:41.98 … Camden, 2009
1:41.99 … Rancocas Valley, 2019
1:42.01 … Millville, 2019
1:42.20 … Camden, 2007
1:42.29 … Winslow Twp., 2024
1:42.43 … Millville, 2020
1:42.45 … Deptford, 2015
1:42.45 … Rancocas Valley, 2017
1:42.49 … Winslow Twp., 2013
1:42.54 … Pennsauken, 2025
1:42.59 … Winslow Twp., 2020
1:42.5h … Willingboro, 2003
1:42.66 … Willingboro, 2000
1:42.69 … Timber Creek, 2024
1:42.75 … Eastern, 2003
1:42.85 … Washington Twp., 1999
1:42.90 … Egg Harbor Twp., 2018
1:42.94 … Winslow Twp., 2019
1:42.97 … Winslow Twp., 2025

All-Time South Jersey Indoor 800-Meter Relay List
3:45.37 … Willingboro, 2003
3:47.95 … Willingboro, 2002
3:49.07 … Camden, 1995
3:49.50 … Winslow Twp., 2024
3:49.59 … Timber Creek, 2024
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
3:53.82 … Timber Creek, 2023
3:53.6h … Willingboro, 1999
3:53.97 … Rancocas Valley, 2019
3:54.38 … Camden, 2009
3:54.4h … Eastern, 2003
3:54.59 … Willingboro, 2024
3:54.62 … Rancocas Valley, 2020
3:54.69 … Eastern, 2023
3:54.82 … Millville, 2008
3:54.99 … Winslow Twp., 2018
3:55.04 … Millville, 2019
3:55.28 … Rancocas Valley, 2017
3:55.40 … Winslow Twp., 2019
3:55.94 … Winslow Twp., 2020
3:55.8h … Wilson, 2002
3:56.01 … Washington Twp., 1999
3:56.05 … Willingboro, 2005
3:56.52 … Buena, 1999
3:56.52 … Camden, 2008
3:56.54 … Kingsway, 2014
3:56.92 … Wilson, 2008
3:56.96 … Wilson, 2001
3:57.05 … Winslow Twp., 2016
3:57.44 … Kingsway, 2013
3:57.4h … Camden, 2004
3:57.54 … Seneca, 2009
3:57.60 … Lenape, 2012
3:57.4h … Camden. 2004
3:57.67 … Millville, 2009
3:57.74 … Willingboro, 2009
3:57.96 … Washington Twp., 2011
3:58.12 … Winslow Twp., 2025
3:58.33 … Willingboro, 2010
3:58.35 … Camden, 2006
3:58.39 … Woodrow Wilson, 2005
3:58.70 … Lenape, 2015
3:58.70 … Winslow Twp., 2012
3:58.75 … Rancocas Valley, 2022
3:58.78 … Winslow Twp., 2015
3:58.81 … Seneca, 2010
3:58.85 … Washington Twp., 2010
3:58.96 … Camden, 1993
3:58.96 … Washington Twp., 1998
3:58.98 … Winslow Twp., 2014
3:59.0h … Willingboro, 2001
3:59.16 … Lenape, 2013
3:59.19 … Lenape, 2014
3:59.54 … Eastern, 2024

Delsea senior Jonathan Harris tied the No. 5 indoor shot put mark in South Jersey history in the South Jersey Track Coaches Association #2 meet Saturday at Penn’s new Ott Center in West Philly.

Harris threw 62-0 ½ on his 6th and final throw, matching the Delsea school record set by Jason Nwosu at the 2022 South Jersey Group 2 Championships at the Bubble in Toms River.

He was just over a foot shy of the Gloucester County indoor record of 63-1 ¾ set by West Deptford’s Nick Pulli at the 2014 Cherokee Throwdown in Marlton.

Harris had a previous indoor PR of 60-0 ¼ from Cherokee last year. His outdoor PR is 63-0 ½ from Group 3 sectionals this past spring at his home track in Franklinville.

Harris opened with throws of 54- 4 ½, 58-6 ¼ and 58-4 before two fouls. On his final throw, he popped the 62-0 ½, which is the No. 2 throw in the U.S. so far according to the MileSplit national database. Alex Jackson of Peabody (Mass.) High threw 66-6 ¼ at the Northeast Conference Winter Invitational in Boston on Saturday.

The 62-0 ½ puts Harris No. 30 on the all-time New Jersey indoor list.

Williamstown senior Jayron Lewis also surpassed 50 feet in 2nd place with a throw of 52-0 on his 4th attempt. He also had a 51-11 ¼ and a 51-2 ¾. His previous indoor PR was a 42-4 ¼ as a 1st-year junior last winter, although he threw 53-5 outdoors when he placed 5th at Group 4 states in Somerset.

All-time South Jersey Indoor 60-Foot Club
70-8 … Braheme Days Jr. [Bridgeton], 2012
63-11 … Ray Wilks [Bridgeton], 1995
63-1 ¾ … Nick Pulli [West Deptford], 2014
62-7 ¾ … Kamron Kobolak [Cinnaminson], 2018
62-0 ½ … Jason Nwosu [Delsea], 2022
62-0 ½ … Jonathan Harris [Delsea], 2025
61-9 … Lou Gordon [Bridgeton], 1995
60-3 … Harry Dilks [Pitman], 1971
60-10 ¾ … John Purvis [Winslow Twp.], 2020
60-1 … Damere Lassiter [Glassboro], 2024
60-0 ½ … Ell Ash [Willingboro], 2004

Moorestown senior Hannah Byrd-Leitner matched her indoor pole vault PR with a big 12-6 clearance at the Ott Center Saturday morning in her 2024-25 season opener.

Byrd-Leitner, the outdoor Meet of Champions winner, matched her indoor PR of 12-6 from a meet last December at Philly Jumps Club in Conshohocken. She’s tied for No. 9 in state history indoors and No. 3 in South Jersey history, and her 13-2 at the Meet of Champions last spring at Pennsauken is No. 3 in state history and No. 2 in South Jersey history.

Byrd-Leitner passed through 10 feet and then cleared 10-6, 11-0 and 11-6 on her first attempt. She needed three attempts to get over the bar at 12-0 and 12-6 and then took three tries at 13 feet.

Haddonfield senior Rebecca Hoover, the indoor Meet of Champions runner-up last winter placed 2nd at 10-6, the same height as Rancocas Valley junior La’el Yates, who was 3rd. Hoover has a PR of 12-8 from the Camden County meet last spring at Haddon Township and an indoor PR of 12-3 ¾ from Boston Nationals this past March. Yates has a PR of 10-8 from her win at South Jersey Group 4 sectionals last winter at the Bubble.

With Sianni Wynn anchoring in 23.55, the Pennsauken girls won the 800-meter relay with a big school record Saturday at the South Jersey Coaches Association #2 meet at the Ott center.

Junior Olivia Dupree, senior Amina Dyer and junior Sanaya Dupree ran the first three legs for Pennsauken, which ran 1:42.54 and edged Winslow, which placed 2nd in 1:42.97.

Pennsauken broke its school record of 1:44.80 set last year at the Hispanic Games at the Armory in New York. Their time is 11th-fastest on the all-time Camden County list, 5-100ths out of the top 10 (Winslow’s 1:42.49 from 2013).

Pennsauken actually ran under its outdoor school record of 1:42.88 from last year’s Woodbury Relays, with Wynn, Sanaya and Olivia Dupree and Ameenah Rodriguez.

Freshman Jasmine Jackson, junior Olivia Okaro, sophomore Skyhe Seamon and freshman Leeya Joseph ran for Winslow.

Liliah Gordon placed 23rd among the top cross country runners in the country Saturday at the Foot Locker Nationals in San Diego.

Gordon, a senior at Northern Burlington, ran 18:33.5 with the best finish by a South Jersey girl at Foot Locker since Alyssa Aldridge of Mainland Regional placed 13th in 2016. Her finish is best ever by a Burlington County girl at Foot Locker. Cherokee’s Megan Lacy placed 24th in 2010.

Sadie Krueger of Hawaii, who like Gordon attended Northern Burlington Middle School, placed 36th in 19:21.9 as one of just two freshmen in the entire race. Krueger’s family moved to Hawaii after she finished 8th grade, and she’s now a freshman at Moanalua High School in Honolulu.

Gordon placed 7th in the Northeast Regional in Boston two weeks ago and Krueger placed 6th in the West Regional in Walnut, Calif., last weekend. The top 10 runners in each of four regions qualify for the National Championships over 5,000 meters at Balboa Park in San Diego.

Other than Gordon, the only other qualifier from New Jersey was Allison Lee of West Windsor-Plainsboro North. Lee placed 29th in 18:50.3. Gordon and Lee placed 1-2 in the state Group 3 race at Holmdel County Park last month.

Gordon placed 33rd last year in 18:49. She’s the 12 New Jersey girl in the meet’s 45-year history to qualify for Nationals in consecutive years, joining Janet Smith of J.P. Stevens [1981, 1982, 1983], Jodi Bilotta [1985, 1986, 1987] and Anne Letko [1985, 1986] of North Hunterdon, Christi Constantin of Kittatinny Regional [1987, 1988], Monal Chokshi of Bridgewater-Raritan [1989, 1990, 1991], Ocean City’s Brittany Sedberry [2003, 2004], Kingsway’s Chelsea Ley [2007, 2008, 2009], Caroline Kellner of West Windsor-Plainsboro South [2010, 2011], Aldridge [2015, 2016], Abby Loveys of Randolph [2017, 2018] and Nicole Vanasse of Pingry [2018, 2019]

Here’s a look at every South Jersey girl to race at Foot Locker [previously known as Kinney, Eastbay and Champs]:

1982
Michelle Rowan [Washington Twp.], 2nd [17:02.3]
1998
Erin Donohue [Haddonfield], 17th [18:36.91]
2003
Brittany Sedberry [Ocean City], 30th [19:23]
2004
Brittany Sedberry [Ocean City], 37th [19:45]
2007
Chelsea Ley [Kingsway], 18th [18:04]
2008
Chelsea Ley [Kingsway], 8th [17:49]
2009
Chelsea Ley [Kingsway], 7th [17:37]
2010
Megan Venables [Highland Regional], 5th [17:35]
Megan Lacy [Cherokee], 24th [18:17]
2011
Holly Bischof [Bishop Eustace], 28th [18:18]
2013
Briana Gess [Haddonfield], 13th [17:52]
2015
Alyssa Aldridge [Mainland Reg,], 23rd [18:20.5]
Briana Gess [Haddonfield], 29th [18:25.5]
2016
Alyssa Aldridge [Mainland Reg.], 13th [17:55.2]
2023
Liliah Gordon [Northern Burlington], 33rd [18:49.8]

In her first high school race – and the first high school meet ever held at the Ott Center – Winslow freshman Jasmine Jackson broke the South Jersey freshman class hurdles record Saturday morning in the South Jersey Track Coaches Association #2 meet.

Jackson won the 55-meter high hurdles in 8.42, breaking the South Jersey freshman record of 8.46 set by Millville’s Leah Ellis at 2019 Group 4 sectionals at the Bubble. Tonya Lee ran a hand-timed 8.4

The South Jersey Track Coaches Association #2 meet was the second meet and first high school meet at the brand-new $69 million Ott Center at the University of Pennsylvania.

Jackson won the 100-meter hurdles over the summer in the 14-year-old age group at the AAU Junior Olympics in Greensboro, N.C., with a 13.72. She also ran 24.45 and 58.48 as an 8th-grader.

Pennsauken junior Sianni Wynn was 2nd in the hurdles out of a difference heat. Wynn, the national runner-up at 100 meters last spring at West Philly Nationals across the Amtrak tracks at Franklin Field, ran 8.52, lowering her PR from 8.75 at the Bubble last winter in her only previous indoor hurdles race.

Pretty good early high jump battle at Toms River, with Highland’s Jayden DeLeon and Rahway’s Rolando Simpson both clearing 6-8 in the South Jersey Track Coaches Association #1 meet at the Bubble.

DeLeon matched the No. 4 performance ever by a Camden County vaulter indoors.

Unfortunately, the official results don’t show field event series, so we can’t tell you how DeLeon had the edge over Simpson. Note to whoever does the results for these Bubble meets: Field event series. Post them.

In any case, DeLeon smashed his indoor PR of 6-4, which he set last December at one of the SJTCA meets, also at the Bubble. He did clear 6-8 outdoors when he won the South Jersey Group 3 meet at Somerset.

DeLeon is the first South Jersey jumper to clear 6-8 indoors since Willingboro’s Nate Robinson when he placed 2nd at the 2020 Meet of Champions at Ocean Breeze, and he’s the first from Camden County since Larry Russell Jr. of Timber Creek back in 2014, when he won the state Group 4 title at the Bubble.

Simpson cleared 6-10 last spring at North 2 Group 3 sectionals at Warren Hills and he went on to win the Meet of Champions at Pennsauken with a 6-8. His previous indoor PR was 6-4 from last year’s MoC at Ocean Breeze.

Here’s at look at the all-time South Jersey indoor performance list:

7-4 1/4 … Mike Morrison [Willingboro], 2003
7-0 … Terry Ferguson [Cherry Hill West], 1987
6-11 … Mike Pascuzzo [Lenape], 1980
6-10 ¾ … Paul Klemic [Mainland Reg.], 1999
6-10 … Damon Julian [Edgewood], 1984
6-10 … Raffael Craig [Millville], 1999
6-10 … Josh Butler [Delsea], 2006
6-10 … Devin Bradham [Williamstown], 2015
6-10 … Ameer Banks [Delsea], 2015
6-9 … Andrew Athias [Cherry Hill East], 2011
6-8 ¼ … Mike Murawski [Holy Cross], 2003
6-8 … Barry Anderson [Rancocas Valley], 1977
6-8 … Chris Walsh [Shawnee], 1983
6-8 … Derek King [Cumberland Reg.], 1983
6-8 … Scott Harrison [Willingboro], 1984
6-8 … Kerry Vivett [Edgewood], 1985
6-8 … Ed Malone [Gloucester], 1986
6-8 … Jim Bowles [Rancocas Valley], 1986
6-8 … J.C. Slocum [Bordentown], 1989, 1990
6-8 … Jamal Sanders [Bridgeton], 1994
6-8 … Desmond Powell [Oakcrest], 1994
6-8 … Ryan O’Connell [Mainland Reg.], 1994
6-8 … Victor Mallory [Penns Grove], 1995
6-8 … Ernesto Colon [Pleasantville], 1995
6-8 … Jamal Ames [Vineland], 2004
6-8 … Uchenna Njoku [Cherry Hill East], 2009
6-8 … Ed Kramer [Cherokee], 2010
6-8 … Jeffrey-Jon Tucker [Eastern], 2013
6-8 … Larry Russell [Timber Creek], 2014
6-8 … Tariq Adams [Pleasantville], 2015
6-8 … Nate Robertson [Willingboro], 2020
6-8 … Jayden DeLeon [Highland], 2024

I really messed that up!

I posted a list of every New Jersey runner that’s raced at Foot Locker Nationals since the inception of the meet as the Kinney Nationals in 1979. I somehow posted the wrong list and tonight I finally had a chance to fix it!

So here – I think – is the accurate list!

The only South Jersey runner racing Saturday morning at Balboa Park in San Diego is Northern Burlington senior Liliah Gordon, who’s making her second appearance at Foot Locker Nationals. The only other New Jersey runner is Allison Lee of West Windsor-Plainsboro North.

The girls race is scheduled for 12:15 p.m. EST, with the boys race following at 1 p.m.

BOYS
1979
Jim Smith [Haddonfield], 5th [15:27]
Jerry Andrews [DNF, 1979]
1980
Cliff Sheehan [Westfield], 14th [15:36]
1981
Carlos Hanze [Central Reg.], 16th [15:11.3]
Tom Fischer [Manalapan], 24th [15:36.6]
1982
John Carlotti [Bernards], 32nd [16:29.8]
1983
Brad Hudson [North Hunterdon], 7th [15:12.2]
Jim Herdman [Hunterdon Central], 27th [16:02.5]
1984
Bill Babcock [North Hunterdon], 5th [15:19]
Andy Martin [North Hunterdon], 19th [15:45.0]
1985
Ron Faith [Paul VI], 22nd [15:22.6]
Kevin Pumphrey [Highland], 23rd [15:22.8]
1986
Carlos Martins [Newark East Side], 10th [15:17.7]
Jason DiJoseph [Paul VI], 18th [15:28.2]
1987
John Coyle [CBA], 15th [15:29.3]
Jason DiJoseph [Paul VI], 21st [15:44.0]
Eric Lorenz [Holy Cross], 25th [15:57.6]
1988
Jason DiJoseph [Paul VI], 2nd [15:10.1]
Mike Mykytok [Bound Brook], 3rd [15:12.7]
John Coyle [CBA], 5th [15:15.7]
1989
None
1990
Bryan Spoonire [Asbury Park], 25th [16:05.2]
1991
Brendan Heffernan [North Hunterdon], 10th [15:36]
Rob Reeder [Northern Highlands], 25th [16:05.5]
1992
Brendan Heffernan [North Hunterdon], 1st [15:13.4]
Bob Keino [Ridgewood], 4th [15:25.7]
1993
Bob Keino [Ridgewood], 5th [15:09.6]
1994
None
1995
None
1996
Steve Slattery [Mount Olive], 9th [15:49.1]
Adam Daniels [Seton Hall Prep], 24th [16:17.7]
Matt Elmuccio [Westfield], 31st [16:51.2]
1997
Steve Slattery [Mount Olive], 4th [15:46.5]
Murad Campbell [Overbrook], 9th [15:52.0]
Ian Hahn [Mancheseter Twp.], 17th [16:10.0]
1998
Jon Fasulo [Hunterdon Central], 10th [15:47.4]
Nate Miller [Highland], 23rd [16:21.3]
1999
None
2000
None
2001
Marc Pelerin [Cherokee], 25th [15:57.31]
2002
None
2003
Jon Anderson [Cinnaminson], 29th [16:07]
2004
Bobby Papazian [Gill St. Bernard], 28th [16:13]
2005
Jeff Perrella [Westfield], 26th [15:45]
2006
Craig Forys [Colts Neck], 2nd [15:24]
Brandon Jarrett [St. Benedict’s], 12th [15:36]]
2007
Brandon Jarrett [St. Benedict’s], 6th [15:16]
Brian Leung [West Windsor-Plainsboro South], 15:41]
2008
George Galasso [Holmdel], 27th [16:01]
Tyler Udland [Millburn], 34th [16:18]
Brett Johnson [Ocean City], 40th [18:41]
2009
Dave Oster [Verona], 15th [15:42]
Tyler Udland [Millburn], 16th [15:43]
2010
Matt McDonald [North Hunterdon], 23rd [15:40]
Patrick Rono [Lyndhurst], 24th [15:42]
Morgan Pearson [Delbarton], 27th [15:48]
2011
Edward Cheserek [St. Benedict’s], 1st [14:52]
Timothy Ball [Piscataway], 16th [15:33]
Blake Udland [Millburn], 40th [16:54]
2012
Edward Cheserek [St. Benedict’s Academy], 1st [14:59]
Shawn Wilson [Cherokee], 23rd [15:45]
Kyle Kroon [Toms River South], 28th [15:56]
2013
Liam Mullett [Pingry School], 15th [15:36]
Louis Corgliano [Hammonton], 24th [15:50]
Scott Meehan [Pope John XXIII], 36th [16:13]
2014
Luke Petela [Haddon Twp.], 34th [16:22]
Shawn Hutchison [Bishop Eustace], 39th [16:38]
2015
Joshua Clark [Highland], 26th [15:46.5]
Joe Dragon [High Point], 30th 15:55.5]
Matt Grossman [Millburn], 35th [16:06.8]
2016
Matt Grossman [Millburn], 26th [15:41.1]
Elliott Gindi [Ocean Twp.], 31st [15:46.7]
2017
Devin Hart [Point Pleasant], 10th [15:45.9]
Fahd Nasser [McNair Academic], 18th [15:57.8]
Damien Dilcher [Brick Twp.], 25th [16:10.9]
2018
Jack Stanley [Mendham], 7th [15:30.1]
Devin Hart [Point Pleasant Borough], 24th [16:06.3]
Liam Murphy [Allentown], 33rd [16:20.3]
2019
Kevin Antczak [Mainland Regional], 8th [15:25.0]
Jack Jennings [West Morris Mendham], 9th [15:29.4]
Liam Murphy [Allentown], 25th [15:53.6]
2020
Not held
2021
Shane Brosnan [Union Catholic], 7th [15:27.9]
Marco Langon [Bridgewater-Raritan], 9th [15:28.1]
2022
None
2023
Peyton Shute [Woodbury], 32nd [16:03.9]
2024
None

GIRLS
1979
Ann Gladue [Bayley Ellard], 3rd [17:51]
1980
None
1981
Janet Smith [J.P. Stevens], 5th [17:11.7]
Theresa Gschwind [Summit], 12th [17:31.3]
Meg Waldron [Bernards], 22nd [18:20.2]
1982
Michelle Rowan [Washington Twp.], 2nd [17:02.3]
Janet Smith [J.P. Stevens], 5th [17:13.6]
1983
Janet Smith [J.P. Stevens], 1st [16:43.7]
Missy Duchini [Wayne Valley], 12th [17:57.6]
Stacy Ann Bilotta [North Hunterdon], 24th [18:32.6]
1984
Jen Van Horn [Wayne Valley], 28th [18:53]
1985
Jodi Bilotta [North Hunterdon], 10th [17:25.5]
Anne Marie Letko [North Hunterdon], 19th [18:01.3]
1986
Jodi Bilotta [North Hunterdon], 17th [18:06.8]
Anne Marie Letko [North Hunterdon], 18th [18:07.2]
1987
Christi Constantin [Kittatinny Reg.], 5th [17:34.9]
Jodi Bilotta [North Hunterdon], 22nd [18:27.7]
1988
Christi Constantin [Kittatinny Reg.], 3rd [17:18.4]
Kristen Hall [West Morris Central], 26th [18:44.5]
Catherine Feeney [Wayne Valley], 32nd [20:40.1]
1989
Monal Chokshi [Bridgewater-Raritan], 24th [19:01.6]
1990
Monal Chokshi [Bridgewater-Raritan], 10th [18:08.0]
1991
Monal Chokshi [Bridgewater-Raritan], 24th [19:00.8]
1992
None
1993
None
1994
None
1995
Autumn Fogg [Hunterdon Central], 12th [18:04.6]
1996
Dana Satir [Ramsey], 31st [20:28.0]
1997
None
1998
Cate Guiney [Middletown South], 7th [18:10.00]
Erin Donohue [Haddonfield], 17th [18:36.91]
Cheryl Bauer [Morris Hills], 32nd [22:05.47]
1999
None
2000
None
2001
Lindsay Van Alstine [Hawthorne Christian], 27th [18:16.79
2002
Katy Trotter [Red Bank Regional], 2nd [17:43.9]
2003
Jen Clausen [Jackson], 21st [18:27]
Brittany Sedberry [Ocean City], 30th [19:23]
2004
Brittany Sedberry [Ocean City], 37th [19:45]
2005
Danielle Tauro [Southern Regional], 6th [17:41]
Briana Jackucewicz [Colts Neck], 37th [18:46]
2006
Ashley Higginson [Colts Neck], 22nd [18:40]
2007
Chelsea Ley [Kingsway], 18th [18:04]
Katie McCafferty [Oak Knoll], 28th [18:36]
2008
Chelsea Ley [Kingsway], 8th [17:49]
Laura Vigilante [West Morris Mendham], 16th [18:14]
Melanie Thompson [Voorhees], 17th [18:18]
Katie Kellner [West Windsor-Plainsboro], 27th [18:34]
2009
Chelsea Ley [Kingsway], 7th [17:37]
Marielle Hall [Haddonfield], 18th [18:05]
2010
Megan Venables [Highland Regional], 5th [17:35]
Megan Lacy [Cherokee], 24th [18:17]
Caroline Kellner [West Windsor-Plainsboro South], 37th [18:39]
2011
Holly Bischof [Bishop Eustace], 28th [18:18]
Caroline Kellner [West Windsor-Plainsboro South], 36th [18:33]
2012
Megan Curham [Villa Walsh Academy], 14th [17:56]
Marisa Ruskan [Bridgewater-Raritan], 18th [18:04]
Mackenzie Barry [West Morris Mendham], 27th [18:21]
2013
Briana Gess [Haddonfield], 13th [17:52]
2014
Eve Glassergreen [North Hunterdon], 34th [19:07]
2015
Alyssa Aldridge [Mainland Reg,], 23rd [18:20.5]
Briana Gess [Haddonfield], 29th [18:25.5]
2016
Alyssa Aldridge [Mainland Reg.], 13th [17:55.2]
2017
Abby Loveys [Randolph], 33rd [18:59.7]
2018
Abby Loveys [Randolph], 11th [17:48.4]
Nicole Vanasse [Pingry], 32nd [18:54.5]
2019
Nicole Vanasse [Pingry], 27th [18:20.5]
2020
None
2021
Angelina Perez [Lakeland], 2nd [17:19.7]
Lilly Shapiro [Colts Neck], 19th [17:58.0]
2022
Emma Zawatski [Freehold Twp.], 23rd [18:11.4]
Olivia Murray [Pingry], 31st [18:36.1]
2023
Liliah Gordon [Northern Burlington], 33rd [18:49.8]

Rancocas Valley graduate Ian Moore ran the 2nd-fastest 600 in Monmouth history Friday at the Wagner Shootout at Ocean Breeze.

Moore ran 1:20.99 for 600 meters and placed 2nd, 2-100ths of a second behind Alexson Songor of Holy Family.

His time is No. 2 on the all-time Monmouth list behind former NCAA All-America Dylan Capwell, who ran 1:18.80 at the 2017 Wagner Shootout at Ocean Breeze.

Moore’s previous 600 PR was a 1:21.46 at the 2022 Wagner Shootout. Moore has also run 1:50.52 for 800 meters and 2:24.86 for 1,000 meters.