Brad Kanuch

Highlighting the top Class of 2032 Girls performances for All Events in Texas during Outdoor Season competition taking place over the past week.

Highlighting the top Class of 2031 Girls performances for All Events in Texas during Outdoor Season competition taking place over the past week.

Highlighting the top Class of 2030 Girls performances for All Events in Texas during Outdoor Season competition taking place over the past week.

Nicole Smith, Ryann Krais and Brad Kanuch excelled in both running and field events at the 2005 PIAA Track & Field Championships. PennTrackXC.com interviewed all three...

Whiting says he can improve as his team repeats. Smith outscores 2nd place by herself for a team encore. Simkins gets a gold and silver. Quips and Milton Hershey sharp in AA teams titles. Philly Public League gets first-ever gold and state meet record. Miller tests his \"Nike\" speed in 1600. Best-ever PA pole-vaulter a no-height. Williams and Scott give their retiring coach two individual state titles.

A newcomer wins the three jumps, while a name you know just keeps notching some great marks... in four events.

There are some feature events at every meet. At this one, that event was actually multiplied by three, as Junior talents Rachel Gehret, on her home track, and Bradford\'s Erin Hannon, faced off in the three jumps that don\'t involve a pole. And there\'s a hot new sprinter on the line in Altoona, and he\'s just a freshman.

Some late-season battles took on greater intrigue after Brad Kanuch and Rachel Gehret showed the state they are ready to compete this season at their bests.

Don't look now, but the Elk County Catholic girls 4x800 is getting fast. A 9:22.83 isn't a 9:03 like they'll face at States, but that

Jefferson junior Shardal Twyman is a one-person scoring machine. Her 12.64 100, 26.22 200 and 17-08.50 Long Jump were good enough for wins. Ruby Radocaj, the Williamsport senior, unleased a 135\' Jav for an easy win; while in the boys Jav, Mike Holsberger cranked one 196-10. David Mock, the AA XC champ from Westmont Hilltop, showed little rust with a 3200 statement of 9:15.17. He was pushed by Harbor Creek senior Brian Soder, 2nd in 9:20.97. Soder had won the 1600 in 4:23.37. Showing the Westmont Hilltop isn\'t just a distance school, sophomore sprinter Brad Kanuch made an early season statement with wins in the 100 in 10.95, the 200 in 22.75 and the Triple Jump, with a leap of 42-04.25.