Across three days of competition, the team delivered a wave of school records, national qualifiers, and top-10 performances that continue to stack into one of the strongest seasons in program history. The combined events set the tone early, as Hannah Wagner (Chittenango, NY / Chittenango HS) surged to a school-record 3,477 points in the heptathlon which ranks her No. 1 in the country. She also breaks the program record in the 100m hurdles. Raul Rosario (Middletown, NY / Pine Bush HS) answered on the men's side with a 3rd place regional finish in his first ever decathlon 3,960, highlighting the team's toughness and versatility. On the track, Diallo Corprew (Elmira, NY / Elmira HS) electrified with a school record in the 100m (10.92), while the men's 4x400m relay narrowly missed history by just .06, clocking the second-fastest time ever (3:28.17). The men's 4x800m group made sure history was still written, capturing a school record in 8:24.29, as distance and sprint groups alike continued to elevate the standard.

The throws and jumps groups delivered a focused, high-impact performance at Cortland, continuing to establish themselves as a cornerstone of the team's success. Parrish Morrison (Baldwinsville, NY / Baker HS) led the throws with a massive mark in the hammer (36.29m), moving to No. 2 all-time and hitting a national qualifying standard, while also adding a solid performance in the shot put. On the women's side, Emma Marshall's (Syracuse, NY / Westhill HS) national qualifying throw in the discus highlighted a strong day for the group, with Karly Vaas (New Woodstock, NY / Cazenovia HS) adding another top-three all-time mark in the hammer and contributing across multiple events. The consistency and progression across the throws squad continues to stand out, with multiple athletes climbing the all-time list.

In the jumps, Andrew Lee (Roosevelt, NY / Roosevelt HS) delivered one of the top performances of the meet, clearing 1.99m in the high jump to rank No. 2 all-time and among the best marks nationally. Zariona Hudson added a school record in the women's high jump (1.51m), continuing her breakout season, while the horizontal jumps group showed depth with Andrew Lee and Logan Zapf (Baldwinsville, NY / Baker HS) each landing top-10 marks in the long jump. The group's ability to produce both top-end marks and across-the-board contributions reflects a unit that is steadily gaining confidence and peaking at the right time.

Full Results

The next stop is the Region III Championship meet on Saturday, May 2nd at Proctor High School in Utica, NY.

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