Joe Magill

Ohio

Sports Reporter at The Morning Journal (Lorain, OH)

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High school boys track and field leaders for June 2

4 days ago | morningjournal.com | Joe Magill

4×800 Relay Avon 7:49.39 Olmsted Falls 7:53.80 Rocky River 7:59.59 Keystone 8:04.67 North Ridgeville 8:07.10 Avon Lake 8:09.34 Firelands 8:14.28 Vermilion 8:16.26 Westlake 8:16.51 Bay 8:21.31 110 High Hurdles Rafael Rodgers, Olmsted Falls 14.60 James Berry, Firelands 14.77 Nick Rossini, Olmsted Falls 14.79 Grady Whitacre, Keystone 14.87 Aiden Bokulich, Firelands 15.23 Austin DeShazo, North Ridgeville 15.33 William Rivera, North Olmsted 15.44 Nolan Roth, Midview 15.48 Logan Bier, Midview 15.52...
High school girls track and field leaders for June 2

4 days ago | morningjournal.com | Joe Magill

4×800 Relay Avon 9:11.50 Rocky River 9:19.16 Elyria Catholic 9:45.28 Westlake 9:49.63 Olmsted Falls 9:51.54 Amherst 9:55.80 Firelands 10:24.44 Bay 10:34.18 Avon Lake 10:39.76 Midview 10:45.19 100 High Hurdles Paige Justice, Avon 14.73 Ariannah Floyd, Firelands 14.90 Avery Davis, Brookside 15.03 Tyra Jackson, Lorain 15.24 Camryn Koski, Avon Lake 15.99 Mia Wirks, Avon 16.02 Anyja Peacock, Amherst 16.17 Tyler Dorsey, Westlake 16.19 Alyssa Goebel, Columbia 16.21 Isabella Petriella, Avon 16.76 100...
Area Division II athletes ride, fight wind gusts on way to state track and field meet

6 days ago | morningjournal.com | Joe Magill

AUSTINTOWN — Track and field is often referred to as survival of the fittest, especially on the regional level. But the cold and wind at the Division II regional track and field meet on May 13 at Austintown Fitch High School took it to a whole new level. The athletes have faced poor conditions all season, but once you reach the end of May the expectation is that things will be better than temperatures hovering around 50 degrees with winds gusting up to 20 mph.
Oberlin girls track and field is runner-up at D-III North Royalton Regional

6 days ago | morningjournal.com | Joe Magill

Olivia Hudson had a hand in four first places, as the Oberlin girls finished second in the team standings with 68 points, one behind perennial power McDonald May 30 at the Division III Regional Track and Field meet at North Royalton High School. Hudson won the 400 dash with an all-time best time of 55.99 seconds, and she took the 200 in 25.34. The junior also anchored Oberlin’s winning 4×200 (1:42.24) and 4×400 relays (4:00.27).
Elyria Catholic’s Connor Petrus has busy day at D-II Austintown Fitch regional track and field

1 week ago | morningjournal.com | Joe Magill

AUSTINTOWN — The learning curve that is required for success on the regional level was apparent May 29 on the first day of the Division II regional track and field meet at Austintown Fitch High School. There are several area athletes who competed in the regional meet last year without much success. But they learned their lesson, and this year they have put themselves in position to do well and perhaps reach the ultimate goal, a berth in next week’s state meet in Columbus.
High school boys, girls regional track and field capsules

1 week ago | morningjournal.com | Joe Magill

Division IWhere: True Lay Stadium, 540 West 6th St., Port ClintonWhen: May 28 (field events 4 p.m., running events 5:30 p.m.) and May 30 (field events 4 p.m., running events 5:30 p.m.). What’s next: The top four finishers in each event qualify for the state meet at Ohio State’s Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium June 6-7. What to look for: For the second consecutive year, this meet is being held at Port Clinton, but not at the high school.
High school boys track and field leaders for May 26

1 week ago | morningjournal.com | Joe Magill

4×800 Relay Olmsted Falls 7:53.80 Rocky River 8:00.12 Avon 8:01.53 Keystone 8:04.67 North Ridgeville 8:07.10 Avon Lake 8:09.34 Firelands 8:14.28 Westlake 8:16.51 Vermilion 8:20.01 Bay 8:21.31 110 High Hurdles Rafael Rodgers, Olmsted Falls 14.60 James Berry, Firelands 14.77 Nick Rossini, Olmsted Falls 14.79 Grady Whitacre, Keystone 14.87 Aiden Bokulich, Firelands 15.23 Austin DeShazo, North Ridgeville 15.33 William Rivera, North Olmsted 15.44 Nolan Roth, Midview 15.48 Logan Bier, Midview 15.52...
High school girls track and field leaders for May 26

1 week ago | morningjournal.com | Joe Magill

4×800 Relay Avon 9:15.58 Rocky River 9:29.70 Westlake 9:49.63 Olmsted Falls 9:51.54 Elyria Catholic 9:53.36 Amherst 9:55.80 Firelands 10:24.44 Bay 10:34.18 Avon Lake 10:39.76 Midview 10:45.19 100 High Hurdles Paige Justice, Avon 14.73 Ariannah Floyd, Firelands 14.90 Avery Davis, Brookside 15.18 Tyra Jackson, Lorain 15.24 Camryn Koski, Avon Lake 15.99 Mia Wirks, Avon 16.02 Anyja Peacock, Amherst 16.17 Tyler Dorsey, Westlake 16.19 Alyssa Goebel, Columbia 16.21 Isabella Petriella, Avon 16.76 100...
Division II district track and field: Firelands boys hold off Keystone, Orrville to win

1 week ago | morningjournal.com | Joe Magill

ORRVILLE — For the third consecutive year, Steve Lias didn’t try to win a district track and field title, but he did so anyway. The Firelands girls won Division II district crowns the past two years, and this year it was the boys’ turn, as the Falcons won a close battle with conference rival Keystone and host Orrville on May 24. Firelands scored 105 1/2 points to take its first district championship since 2021, 15 points ahead of both Keystone and Orrville, which finished tied at 90 1/2.
Avon boys, girls win D-I district track and field titles

2 weeks ago | morningjournal.com | Joe Magill

A high school track and field season will present many challenges throughout its three-month duration, but few teams have had to overcome what the Avon boys have faced this season. During the indoor season, the Eagles appeared to have a squad that would be among the best teams in the state. But for various reasons, including injuries, discipline and personal choices, Avon has lost a host of frontline people, such that many programs would have folded up the tents and gone home.