Kiel Conjack, Shane Sarver and Ian Kaminski each captured two running events to key the Freeport boys track team to a 114-36 victory over Apollo-Ridge Tuesday.

In the girls meet, Lacey Cochran won the 100, 200 and 400 and anchored the 1,600-relay team in a 106-44 romp.

Both teams improved to 7-0 and will travel to Riverview Thursday.

Knoch's Tuesday meet against Sharon and Slippery Rock Tuesday was cancelled due to lightning.

Boys

Freeport 114, Apollo-Ridge 36

Running events

110-meter high hurdles:

1-Justin Beck (F) 16.5;

100-meter dash:

1-Kiel Conjack (F) 11.6;

1,600-meter run:

1-Shane Sarver (F) 4:44;

400-meter run:

1-Ian Kaminski (F) 56.5;

300-meter intermediate hurdles:

1-Kiel Conjack (F) 44.4;

800-meter run:

1-Ian Kaminski (F) 2:12;

200-meter dash:

1-Stewart (AR) 24.9;

3,200-meter run:

1-Shane Sarver (F) 10:26

Relay events

3,200-meter:

1-Freeport (Pete Cline, Matt Thaemer, Bill Lucas, Joel Erickson) 11:09;

400-meter:

1-Freeport (Kiel Conjack, Josh Schreckengost, Brandon Schwieger, Carl Bowser) 50.0;

1,600-meter:

1-Freeport (Shane Sarver, Brendan Reilly, Shaun Visnesky, Mike Woitas) 4:11

Field events

Shot put:

1-Baer (AR) 36-3½;

Discus:

1-Schantz (AR) 117-5;

Javelin:

1-Brian Zimmerman (F) 167-0;

Pole Vault:

1-Stewart (AR) 12-0;

High jump:

1-J.J. Johns (F) 6-0;

Long jump:

1-Stewart (AR) 18-6;

Triple jump:

1-Nate Kotecki (F) 38-9

Girls

Freeport 106, Apollo-Ridge 44

Running events

100-meter high hurdles:

1-Nikki Woitas (F) 17.4;

100-meter dash:

1-Lacey Cochran (F) 13.0;

1,600-meter run:

1-Melanie Lutz (F) 6:02;

400-meter run:

1-Lacey Cochran (F) 1:02.2;

300-meter low hurdles:

1-Nikki Woitas (F) 53.0;

800-meter run:

1-Reilly (AR) 2:35;

200-meter dash:

1-Lacey Cochran (F) 30.3;

3,200-meter run:

1-Kirsten Knappenberger (F) 13:12

Relay events

3,200-meter:

1-Freeport (Hannah Pollock, Cassie Treshok, Julia Dickey, Samantha Boroski) 13;18;

400-meter:

1-A-R 57.6;

1600-meter:

1-Freeport (Olivia hess, Melanie Lutz, Nikki Woitas, Lacey Cochran) 4:42

Field events

Shot put:

1-Jamie Shockey (F) 34-3;

Discus:

1-Marisa DeSalvo (F) 96-11;

Javelin:

1-Liska (AR) 109-8;

Pole Vault:

1-Vallance (AR) 7-0;

High jump:

1-Andrea McQueen (F) 4-6;

Long jump:

1-Keirrie Clark (F) 14-11;

Triple jump:

1-Altmire (AR) 29-11

From Monday

Boys

North Allegheny 117, Knoch 33

Running events

110-meter high hurdles:

1-Boada (NA) 15.7;

100-meter dash:

1-Knight (NA) 11.4;

1,600-meter run:

1-Boujoukous (NA) 4:36;

400-meter run:

1-Henderson (NA) 52.2;

300-meter intermediate hurdles:

1-Dave Rickard (K) 44.2;

800-meter run:

1-Weis (NA) 2:05;

200-meter dash:

1-Boada (NA) 23.2;

3,200-meter run:

1-Brown (NA) 9:53

Relay events

3,200-meter:

1-North Allegheny 8:37;

400-meter:

1-Knoch (Matt Friday, Dave Rickard, Kory Bottles, Alex Whisler) 45.9;

1,600-meter:

1-North Allegheny 3:31

Field events

Shot put:

1-Wade (NA) 49-11;

Discus:

1-North Allegheny 161-0;

Javelin:

1-North Allegheny 188-6;

Pole Vault:

1-North Allegheny 13-0;

High jump:

1-Henderson (NA) 5-10;

Long jump:

1-Henderson (NA) 20-4½;

Triple jump:

1-Bottles (K) 41-3

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