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NSCHSAA League Championships · October 28, 2012

St. Anthony's wins third straight boys and girls titles behind Ginty and Worth

Patrick Ginty won the boys varsity race as St. Anthony's won its third straight boys and girls varsity titles, and Kellenberg's Jazmine Fray won the girls race.

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St. Anthony's won its third straight boys and girls varsity team titles at the NSCHSAA League Championships. Senior Patrick Ginty won the boys varsity race in a personal-best 16:38.06, and Kellenberg sophomore Jazmine Fray won the girls varsity race in 19:29.49.

Ginty beat Chaminade junior Thomas Slattery (16:47.83) by 9.77 seconds and led St. Anthony's to 29 points, ahead of Chaminade (43) and St. John the Baptist (68). Jake Hensler (16:55.80), Joseph Tucker (17:06.47), Matthew Taddeo (17:10.58) and Patrick Tucker (17:12.91) rounded out the scoring.

Fray held off St. Anthony's junior Delaney Worth, who ran a personal-best 19:32.65, by 3.16 seconds, and Sacred Heart sophomore Paige Duca was third in a personal-best 19:38.17. St. Anthony's scored 35 points behind Worth, Stephanie Leo and Shea Bohan, ahead of Kellenberg (62) and Sacred Heart Academy (79).

St. Anthony's freshman Gianna Mincone won the girls freshman A race in a personal-best 8:47.99, the fastest time on record for the race, ahead of Kellenberg's Deidre Lewin, and St. Anthony's won that team title for the third straight year. St. Anthony's also won its third straight boys freshman A title as Christopher Langer, Ryan Dearie and Frederick Buckholtz finished first through third, with Langer winning in 7:43.04.

St. Anthony's took the top seven places in the boys junior varsity race, led by junior John McMullin in a personal-best 17:26.10, and won that title for the third straight year with 15 points. Kellenberg won the girls junior varsity title, its first on record, with 19 points as Kathryn Elnick won in 22:36.16 and teammates took the next three places.

In the middle school races, Aidan Healy won the boys 1400 meters in 4:39.61, the fastest time on record on the course, as SP Bay Shore won its first title on record. Holy Family Commack won the girls middle school title. St. Anthony's freshman Samantha Annunzioto won the girls freshman B race in 10:49.08.

Winners

RaceIndividualTimeTeamPts
Boys VarsityPatrick GintySt. Anthony's16:38.06St. Anthony's2nd Chaminade (43)29
Boys Junior VarsityJohn McMullinSt. Anthony's17:26.10St. Anthony's2nd Chaminade (111)15
Boys FROSH AChristopher LangerSt. Anthony's7:43.04St. Anthony's2nd Chaminade (43)20
Boys FROSH BRobert Hitscherick098:25.96
Boys Middle SchoolAidan HealySP Bay Shore4:39.61SP Bay Shore2nd St. Patrick Smithtown (83)44
Girls VarsityJazmine FrayKellenberg19:29.49St. Anthony's2nd Kellenberg (62)35
Girls Junior VarsityKathryn ElnickKellenberg22:36.16Kellenberg2nd Sacred Heart Academy (53)19
Girls FROSH AGianna MinconeSt. Anthony's8:47.99St. Anthony's2nd St. John the Baptist (58)34
Girls FROSH BSamantha AnnunziotoSt. Anthony's10:49.08

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