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May 19 - May 25, 2005 Edition
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Sports The Martha's Vineyard Times May 12, 2005 By Don Lyons Head Coach, Joe Schroeder. Photos by Ralph Stewart Morgan Ibarrondo was first over the 300 meter hurdles. The Mayflower meet For the fourth year in a row, the MVRHS boys track and field team out-ran and out-threw the competition in the Mayflower League championship meet at West Bridgewater, Tuesday. The Islanders garnered 165 points to Bristol Plymouth’s 101. Blue Hills was third at 63, followed by Diman (52), Sacred Heart (45.5), West Bridgewater (39) and Southeastern (29). The first six finishers in an event scored: 10, 8, 6, 4, 2, 1. The MV girls came in second to perennial champion Sacred Heart, 191 to 112.5. West Bridgewater came in third with 87.5. Then came Tri County (48), Diman (26), B-P (23), and Blue Hils (8). The boys meet Jackson Parker and Mason Fisher were 1-2 at two miles and Wolfie Blair came in third. Chris Post was second in the mile and Eric Herman took 5th. Lucas Brewer won the 400 and Derek Nagengast was 4th. Mitch Robinson led all in the 800. Tim Luce was first over the high hurdles and Mitchell Moreis finished 4th in the 300m lows. Tim Luce, David Bouck, Josh Jackson, and Lucas Brewer were the winning 4x100 relay team. Derek Nagengast, Ry Yennie, Jackson Parker and Mitch Robinson made up the winning 4x400. Steve Greenberg cleared 5’ 4” to win the high jump. Lucas Brewer and Josh Jackson were 2 and 3 in the long jump. Conner Rasmussen finished 3rd in the triple. Derek Nagengast and Jim Bishop were 1 and 3 at putting the shot. Tim Luce, Ryan Gorman, and Ry Yennie were 1-2-3 at the discus. Spencer Hughes was sixth with the javelin. The girls meet Allison Flanders won the two mile race and Nica Sylvia was sixth. Gen Flanders was third at the mile and Sagitta Woodman and Bridgett Conlon added 5th and 6th place points. Nina Butler was 5th at 200m and Ashley Medeiros 5th at 100m. Gwen Mayhew was 3rd at 800m and Cassaundra Gaines 6th. Ainsley Clancy was 5th over the 100m hurdles. Morgan Ibarrondo won the 300m hurdles and Nica Penicaud took 4th. The Vineyard’s 4x100 and 4x400 relay teams came in second to Sacred Heart. Katrina Nevin was tops at the high jump. Ashley Rebello was 4th in the long jump and Ainsley Clancy was 6th. Morgan Ibarrondo was 4th in the triple jump. Ashley Medeiros was second in the shot put with Lauren Tocick (5th) and Justeen Fogt (6th) adding points. Alice Hopkins won the discus. Cassaundra Gaines was best with the javelin Congratulations to all! T&F at Sacred Heart The MVRHS boys track and field squad had a surprisingly easy time of it, beating Sacred Heart, a major opponent in the Mayflower League, 96-40 in a dual meet, Thursday. Lucas Brewer was a triple winner of the 100m and 200m sprints, and the long jump. Derek Negangast put the shot and scaled the discus farthest. Chris Post won the mile in 5.09, and Jackson Parker the two mile in 10:43. The MV girls came in second to Sacred Heart, 78-58, despite Alice Hopkins’s double in the shot and discus. The Hawks' Kim Carlomagno flies past Eagle catcher Tara Morris to score a run. Edgartown's winning pitcher Phoebe Kelleher. Interscholastic softball The West Tisbury school reports that their boys baseball team defeated Edgartown’s, Tuesday, 4-3. It was their fifth win against one loss. The WesTiz girls lost to Edgartown. 10-4 and are now 2-4 on the season. The Oak Bluffs girls are unbeaten, at 6-0, while the OB boys are 4-2. The semi-final round of playoffs will be Tuesday and the finals on Thursday. Edison Parzanese attracts a crowd. Trailing 20-15, Bourne make a last-ditch rush upfield. Six and counting The Vineyard boys lacrosse team lengthened its current skein of wins to six, outlasting Bourne in a high-scoring contest here, Monday, 20-15. Mike Giordano led the Island scorers with five goals. Edison Parzanese was key with eight assists and three goals. Other scorers were Taylor Pierce (4), Tim Scott (3), Shane McGovern (2), Riley Dobel (2), and Matt Rossi. In the last six games the Islanders have outscored opponents 85-33. With a 10-5 record and four games to go, the Vineyarders are guaranteed a place at the post-season table. Yesterday they were home to Barnstable, Tomorrow they host Nantucket. They close out the season on the road at Bishop Stang and Dartmouth.

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