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From the Mercer Track & Field Hall of Fame, learn about the first editions of the Mercer County Championships back in the 1930s and 40s.
Presenting top five athletes — plus the top freshman — in every event, along with photos of the very top.
See the rankings for the girls teams in Mercer County, based on the Track Mercer leaderboards for this past spring season.
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Lawrence’s Samya Jenkins, along her coaches Tim Collins and Kelsey Holt, talk about her growth in the sport and her journey to becoming an all-county sprinter.
The Trentonian selects Allison Lee (WWP North, Jr.) and Gavin Alvarez (Allentown, Sr.) as runners of the year. The two stars share their reactions to their performances and experiences at the Meet of Champions. Honorable mentions go to Christopher Young (Notre Dame, Sr.), Sean Wilton (Princeton, Sr.), and Sonjay Baylor-Reeves (Trenton, Sr.).
NJ.com selects WWP North’s Allison Lee as third team all-state for the 3200m.
Nj. com’s girls athlete of the year is Allison Lee (WWP North, Jr.), who got 2nd place in the Meet of Champions 3200m and had top-5 times in both the 3200m and 1600m. The Knights swept NJ.com’s CVC postseason awards as their coach of the year was Deanna Altvater and their team of the year was WWP North.
NJ.com’s CVC boy athlete of the year is Gavin Alvarez (Allentown, Sr.), and they highlights his fast PRs, medals at groups and Meet of Champions, and his big improvement from last year. The boys coach of the year is Nottingham’s Kenley Souffrant, and the boys team of the year is Notre Dame.
Coach McLaughlin shares what made him stick around at Notre Dame for 38 years, while assistant coach Jain Ja Williams praises his organizational skills and the culture he’s created, both at Notre Dame and across Mercer County. Coach Samara expresses appreciation for everyone who has shared with him the lessons they learned in his program, and he also talks about getting to coach with his father, the retired Princeton University coach.
XC is here! Here are some storylines to follow this fall. Who will be the county’s top teams?