Jaquan Holland sets 100 and 200 marks; Michael Smith reaches 17.48m

LONG ISLAND, N.Y. — May 25, 2010 — Bellport senior Jaquan Holland ran the fastest Division Two 100 meters at the Boys Division Championship Meet, a personal-best 10.68 that was the fastest time on record for the meet, and the fastest 200, a personal-best 21.58 that was also the fastest on record and the fastest on Long Island this season. Riverhead senior Michael Smith won the Division Two shot put at 17.48m, the best mark on record for the meet.

Holland's 100 improved on the 10.89 Sachem North's Anthony Quezada ran in 2009, and his 200 beat the 21.99 Middle Country's Miles Lewis ran that year. Smith also won the Division Two discus with a personal-best 47.44m. Copiague senior Tyrek English won the Division Two triple jump at 14.51m, and Amityville junior Sancho Barrett ran the fastest Division Three 110-meter hurdles, 14.50, both also the best marks on record for the meet.

Connetquot junior Zach Krause won the Division One 3200 in a personal-best 9:32.69, the fastest on Long Island this season, and the steeplechase in 10:05.65 by 25.77 seconds. Ward Melville senior Quinn Raseman won the Division One 1600 in 4:17.12, also the fastest on Long Island this season. Bayport-Blue Point senior Dan Denis won the Division Three 1600 (4:28.88) and 3200 (a personal-best 9:46.76) and ran the fastest 800, a personal-best 1:56.76.

The other events were largely run in sections or flights. In Division One, Bay Shore junior Dayne Savory ran the fastest 100, a personal-best 11.07, Northport senior Dorian Hayden the fastest 200, a personal-best 22.37, and Walt Whitman junior Kyle Prestin the fastest 400, a personal-best 50.49. Northport junior Lucas Hoffmann ran the fastest 110-meter hurdles, a personal-best 15.25, and Longwood junior Joe Payton the fastest 400-meter hurdles, 56.61. Longwood senior Justin Williams had the best triple jump, a personal-best 15.11m, and West Islip senior Nick Mattera the best pole vault, 4.26m.

In Division Two, North Babylon senior George Erazo ran the fastest 400, a personal-best 49.87, and Half Hollow Hills East junior Greg Perrier the fastest 800, 1:56.09. Huntington freshman Tyriek Johnson ran the fastest 110-meter hurdles, 14.89, and North Babylon senior Berfrantz Charles had the best long jump, 6.98m. Kings Park senior Joe Livote won the 3200 in a personal-best 9:46.28, Smithtown East sophomore Robert Calamia won the steeplechase in a personal-best 9:58.43 and Smithtown West senior James Snak won the 1600 in 4:26.72.

In Division Three, Stony Brook sophomore Taylor Colucci ran the fastest 100 (11.13) and 200 (22.54), both personal bests, and Amityville senior Victor Drew had the best triple jump, 14.08m. Bayport-Blue Point freshman John Antonacci won the steeplechase in 10:10.27, Miller Place sophomore Adam DeVito won the long jump at 6.50m and Miller Place sophomore Joseph Micelli won the pole vault at 3.65m.

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