
FIRST TEAM >> SPRINTS
Zach Delone, Downingtown East
Delone had the fastest 100 meter time in the Ches-Mont League with a 10.92. His versatility has allowed him to compete in the hurdles, high jump, and sprints. At the state meet, he placed 4th in the 200 meter dash in 21.73.
Ethan Robinson, Downingtown West
Robinson had the fastest 300 meter and 100 meter hurdle time in the Ches-Mont with a 14.85 and 38.81, respectively. In the 400 hurdles, Robinson is ranked 4th in the country.
FIRST TEAM >> Mid Distance/Distance
Jonah Hoey, Bishop Shanahan
Hoey is ranked in the top 5 in the state in three different events. In the 1,600 at the PIAA meet, he earned a bronze medal. Hoey competed in the USA U-20 Nationals in the 800 and placed 3rd overall. His personal best in the 1,600 and 800 meter runs are 4:11.41 and 1:51.12.
Cole Walker, Unionville
Walker had the fastest time the Ches-Mont this year in the 3,200 with a time of 9:17.41. He’s currently ranked 7th in the state in this respective event.
Joshua Lewin, West Chester East
Lewin is ranked 10th in the state in the 1,600 meters with a time of 4:15.84, and his versatility allows him to run the sprints as well. He has the fastest time in the open 400 meter dash in the Ches-Mont, with a time of 49.30.
FIRST TEAM >> Field Events
Ricky Ortega, Coatesville
Ortega, who recently committed to Villanova to play football, placed 4th at the PIAA Championships with a throw of 198.01 feet.
Naheem Moore, Coatesville
Moore had a personal record jump of 48 feet in the triple jump at the PIAA Championships. He placed second to make a podium appearance.
Pierce Genereux, Kennett
Genereux placed 7th in the pole vault at the PIAA Championships and earned a podium spot. At New Balance Outdoor Nationals he earned a personal record of 14-7.5 feet.
Ousman Kamara, Coatesville
Kamara had an outstanding season with his best jump of the year coming at the PIAA Championships, winning gold in the high jump. His personal record is 6’8”.
***
SECOND TEAM
Jeffrey Bilig, Avon Grove
Eric Kirk, Coatesville
Camari Stocker, Coatesville
Aaron Young, Coatesville
Ian Barnhill, Downingtown West
Payton Sewall, Downingtown West
Tim Dyer, Great Valley
Michael Kushner, West Chester East
Colin Leonard, West Chester Henderson
***
HONORABLE MENTION
Coatesville: Dapree Bryant, Joe Campagna, LeBron Bessick, Donovan Hart, Artie Burgess
Downingtown East: Dan Andris, John Salt, Khalil Brown
Downingtown West: Terrence Gainer, Tyriq Lewis, Marcus Gainer
Great Valley: Alexander Siaton
Malvern Prep: D’Angelo Stock, Sebastian Cos
Octorara: Matthew Joe
Oxford: Remiah Redd
West Chester East: Domenic Moser, Charlie Webb, Dylan Golden
West Chester Henderson: Gavin Brophy, Adam Witiak
West Chester Rustin: Drew Gallin
Westtown: Julian Klenner
***
COACH OF THE YEAR
Damien Henry, Coatesville
Henry leads one of the best programs in the state. At the District 1 meet, the Coatesvile boys took the title and the girls were runners-up behind Cheltenham. Eleven of his athletes competed in single events at the PIAA Championships in Shippensburg, while also bringing a 4×100 and 4×400 relay team to states on both the boys and girls sides. Henry had eight of his runners and respective relays earn a spot on the podium. The Coatesville boys team was the runner-up at states, and captured the 4×100 gold in a state record time of 40.99.
Comments

Recent News
-
Boys Basketball
/ 1 hour agoWest Chester East holds off Rustin to win quasi-Ches-Mont title
WEST GOSHEN >> The Ches-Mont League decided earlier in the season that there would...
-
Boys Basketball
/ 2 hours agoStover’s career-high 43 points power Upper Dublin past Jones, North Penn for crucial win
UPPER DUBLIN >> Drew Stover was a man on a mission Monday night. The...
-
Boys Basketball
/ 2 hours agoMercury Boys Basketball Roundup (March 1): Pope John Paul II defeats Upper Merion to clinch PAC title
Standings, Scoring Leaders, District Rankings Entering the 2021 campaign, the Pope John Paul II...
By papreplive -
Girls Basketball
/ 2 hours agoPAC Girls Basketball Roundup (March 1): Methacton outlasts Perkiomen Valley 57-52
Methacton 57, Perkiomen Valley 52 >> Cassidy Kropp led the way with 16 points...
-
Girls Basketball
/ 3 hours agoTake Five: St. Basil gets final stop, tops Gwynedd Mercy Academy in overtime for AACA title
LOWER GWYNEDD >> It was only 9.7 seconds but it felt like hours. Holding...
-
Boys Basketball
/ 4 hours agoCheltenham uses 20-0 run to blow out Wissahickon
LOWER GWYNEDD >> Cheltenham bounced back from its first loss of the season with...
By Ed Morlock -
Girls Basketball
/ 4 hours agoFast starting Downingtown East holds off late Unionville comeback
EAST MARLBOROUGH >> It was wild, but somehow kind of appropriate. The top Ches-Mont...
-
WINTER SPORTS
/ 4 hours agoMain Line wrap-up: Lower Merion’s Jack Lledo cops Regional wrestling title
One week after capturing the District 1-North Class 3A title, Lower Merion junior 172-pounder...
By papreplive -
Boys Swimming
/ 8 hours agoPAC swimmers cherish District 1 meet amid ‘crazy year’
It may have not been the event of seasons past, but Friday and Saturday’s...
By Owen McCue -
Boys Basketball
/ 9 hours agoAs scripted, Edwards plays hero role in Strath Haven’s win over Haverford
NETHER PROVIDENCE — Everyone in the gym at Strath Haven knew what was going to...
-
Girls Basketball
/ 9 hours agoBrodnik believes, hits late shots to boost Haverford
HAVERFORD — Addison Brodnik missed seven of her first eight field goal attempts Sunday....
By Matt Smith -
WINTER SPORTS
/ 14 hours agoRadnor’s Lew Robinson is Main Line Boys Athlete of the Week
The senior guard scored his 1,000th career point for Radnor High School Feb. 22....
By Bruce Adams