Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Rachel Stremme, Cierra Granger, Bridget Flynn and MaryKate Brelsford set a new mark in the indoor distance medley relay.
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Tuesday, February 26
The Ocean City High School girls distance medley relay team of (left to right) Rachel Stremme, Cierra Granger, Bridget Flynn and MaryKate Brelsford competed in Eastern States Championship meet at the New York Armory on Monday, Feb. 25. The girls placed eighth with a time of 12:22.39, which breaks the previous winter track school record of 12:45.55 set earlier this season. Their time qualifies them to compete in the New Balance Indoor National Championship meet on March 8 at the New York Armory. Individual race splits were as follows: 1200m, MaryKate Brelsford, 3:47.64; 400m, Cierra Granger, 1:02.39; 800m, Rachel Stremme, 2:20.59, 1600m, Bridget Flynn, 5:11.38 (which is faster than her open 1600m school record time of 5:15.63 set in January…
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Sunday, February 20, 2011
Ocean City boys' track team outscores Oakcrest to win title.
The disappointment of not repeating as sectional champions lasted just one week for the Ocean City High School boys' winter track squad. The Red Raiders scored 48 points to edge Oakcrest by nine to capture the NJSIAA Group III State Championship in Toms River. The championship comes just a week after Oakcrest topped Ocean City to win sectionals. "Overall, it was a great day for us," Ocean City senior Miles Schoedler. "It was a historic day for us. It was our first state title in track." The Red Raiders entered the event focused on individual performances, but that changed when Schoedler and Erik Johnson finished first and second, respectively, in the 1,600-meter run. Schoedler finished the mile in 4:16.57 seconds, and Johnson came in at 4:…
Saturday, February 12, 2011
Oakcrest sweeps a sprint event to win the title.
It took 6.70 seconds for the Ocean City High School winter track boys' team to realize it wouldn't repeat as sectional championships. The Red Raiders scored points in more events, and had a better all-around performance at this year's Group III South sectional championships in Toms River than last year, but finished in second place. Oakcrest, which swept the top three places in the 55-meter dash, won the sectional championship with 70 points. The Red Raiders finished second with 45 points. The Falcons' sweep in the event meant 24 points. "I expected Oakcrest to give us trouble," said Ocean City's Miles Schoedler, who set two group sectional records. "I was ready to double, and even triple in order to help my team win a championship. …
Saturday, February 5, 2011
The Ocean City senior wins after mad dash to Boston.
Miles Schoedler is known to cover great distances in a short amount of time, but he may have even topped himself this weekend. The Ocean City High School senior was supposed to miss the New Balance Grand Prix meet in Boston, opting instead to help his winter track team defend its sectional title in Toms River. That all changed when the sectionals were pushed back a week. Schoedler, who signed a letter of intent to run for Georgetown University on Thursday, learned of the postponement at noon Friday, and was booked on a plane to Boston by 1 p.m. Schoedler went on to win the boys one-mile run with a time of four minutes, 16.92 seconds on Saturday at the Reggie Lewis Center on the campus of Roxbury Community College. "The whole process was …
Todd
11:12 am on Sunday, February 6, 2011
Wow, a 4:16 mile, this kid was flyin'. Congrats and good luck at Georgetown. more ›