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PIAA BOYS TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS (1925-2012) FIELD CHAMPIONS

BOYS HIGH JUMP CHAMPIONS Record holder in bold italic letters and CAPS

Year: Class AAA Class AA

2012: Ibn Short, Milton Hershey (3), 6-10 Charles Wilson-Adams, Tyrone (6), 6-8 2011: Ryan Brumfield, Owen J. Roberts (9), 6-10 Luke Gallaher, Forest Hills (6), 6-7 2010: Marcus Blakely, Coatesville (1), 6-8 Luke Gallaher, Forest Hills (6), 6-6 2009: Tyrell Ellison, Muhlenberg (3), 6-10 Quentin Walker, Bishop McDevitt (3), 6-6 2008: Terrell Rickard, Waynesboro (3), 6-10 Andrew Batula, Annville-Cleona (3), 6-10 2007: Terrell Rickard, Waynesboro (3), 6-9 Zach Dohm, Eastern York (3), 6-7 2006: Leander Toney, J.P. McCaskey (3), 6-10 Josh Perruquet, Danville (4), 6-8 2005: Tyrone Faverey, Parkland (11), 6-8 Ryan Fritz, Octorara (1), 6-8 2004: Jeff Porter, Carlisle (3), 6-9 Anthony Masi,, E.L. Meyers (2), 6-7 2003: Chris Nardi, West Allegheny (7), 6-7 Ryan Fritz, Octorara (1), 6-7 2002: Tyler Fedeli, Altoona (6), 6-7 Adam Moerder, Schuylkill Valley (3), 6-8 2001: Tyler Fedeli, Altoona (6), 6-8 Jon Martin, York Suburban (3), 6-8 2000: Mike Kendro, Norwin (7), 6-9 Mario Bernardi, Clarion (9), 6-6 1999: Adam Chubb, Susquehanna Twp. (3), 7-0 Jason Scott, Scotland (3), 6-8 1998: Rob Arnold, Liberty (11), 6-9 Tyler Yeager, North Penn (4), 6-10 1997: Rob Arnold, Liberty (11), 6-10 Brad Diffenbacher, Lake-Lehman (2), 6-10 1996: Tyariq Corbin, Harry S. Truman (1), 6-10 Brian Richard, Palisades (11), 6-8 1995: Dave Warnetsky, Valley View (2), 6-8 Joe Thomas, Tyrone (6), 6-8 1994: Keenan Coleman, Coatesville (1), 6-10 Garyl Moore, York Catholic (3), 6-9 1993: Kevin Hohal, Hempfield (7), 6-7 Robert Stevenson, Scotland (3), 6-7 1992: Jamir Washington, Altoona (6), 6-8 MATT BENSON, SHEFFIELD (10), 7-1 1991: Seth Meyers, Warren (10), 6-8 Matt Benson, Sheffield (10), 6-8 1990: Harold Fisher, Plymouth-Whitemarsh (1), 6-9 Tim Flanders, Riverview (7), 6-7 1989: Kevin Bartlett, Palmyra (3), 6-9 Derrick Wiley, Jeannette (7), 6-10 1988: Greg Mullen, Hatboro-Horsham (1), 6-9 Bryan Delsite, Southern Columbia (4), 6-7 1987: Stu McLee, Uniontown (7), 6-10 Rob Summers, Beaver Falls (7), 6-9 1/2 1986: Ray Sharick, Burrell (7), 6-10 Tom Schreitrum, Tamaqua (11), 6-7 1985: TYRONE SMITH, PLYMOUTH-WHITEMARSH (1), 7-0¾ John Walker, Central Columbia (4), 6-8 1984: Matt McVetta, Carlisle (3), 6-11 Steve Kuhn, Columbia (3), 6-8 1983: Darryl Dixon, Penncrest (1), 6-8 Eric Snively, Warrior Run (4), 6-6 1982: Doug Myrback, J.P. McCaskey (3), 6-10 Tim Godak, Exeter Twp. (3), 6-8 1981: Terrance Jackson, Uniontown (7), 7-0 1/2 Tim Godak, Exeter Twp. (3), 6-7 1980: Terrance Jackson, Uniontown (7), 6-10 Marshal Germany, Clarion (9), 6-9 1/4 1979: Steve Moore, Chambersburg (3), 7-0 1/4 Gary Henderson, Wilmington (7), 6-8 1978: Dave Clayton, Derry (7), 6-10 Gary Henderson, Wilmington (7), 6-8 1977: Chris Becton, Bensalem (1), 7-0 Andy Herbsten, Chief Logan (6), 6-7 1976: Chris Becton, Bensalem (1), 6-10 1/2 John Majewski, Dallas (2), 6-7 Year: Class A Class B

1975: Eric Love, Central Dauphin East (3), 6-10¼ Mike Kerper, Columbia (3), 6-7 1/4 1974: Dan Goodyear, Red Lion (3), 6-9 3/4 Paul Miller, Lewisburg (4), 6-7 1973: Ron Livers, Norristown (1), 6-8 3/4 Dave Hajnik, Ferndale (6), 6-8 1972: George Jupin, Hempfield (7), 6-8 Bill Fitz, Greencastle-Antrim (3), 6-9 1971: Robert Young, Woodrow Wilson (1), 6-4 Tim Riley, Girard (10), 6-4 1970: Robert Young, Woodrow Wilson (1), 6-6 1/2 Gene White, Bristol (1), 6-6 1969: Steve Scheeren, Latrobe (7), 6-3 1/4 Gene White, Bristol (1), 6-5 1968: Solomon Webb, Langley (8), 6-5 1/4 Bob Hanzak, Wyalusing (4), 6-4 3/4 1967: Frank Kaufman, Ambridge (7), 6-9 1/2 Lonnie Dalton, Spring-Ford (1), 6-8 3/4 1966: Bruce Dallas, Cumberland Valley (3), 6-8 1/2 Jerry Wolfe, Northern Lebanon (3), 6-1 1/2 1965: Bruce Dallas, Cumberland Valley (3), 6-3 5/8 Brian Kruger, Annville-Cleona (3), 6-1 3/8 1964: Karl Kresmer, Woodrow WIlson (1), 6-6 Tom Mann, Wellsboro (4), 6-2 1963: Bill Betts, Springfield-Delco (1), 6-4 3/4 Ernie Jones, Blairsville (6), 6-2 3/4 1962: Dick Servick, North Allegheny (7), 6-3 3/4 Dave Taddeo, Camp Hill (3), 6-1 Emmanuel Belland, Clairton (7), 6-3 3/4 Dick DuBose, Scotland (3), 6-1 Ron Jinks, State College (6), 6-3 3/4


BOYS HIGH JUMP CHAMPIONS (cont.) Record holder in bold italic letters and CAPS

Year: Class A Class B

1961: Maurice Moon, Connellsville (7), 6-1 1/2 Norman Haas, Jenkintown (1), 5-11 1/4 1960: Mike James, Abington (1), 5-11 Duane Ely, Mountain View (12), 5-8 1959: Bob Hunter, Meadville (10), 6-0 Wilmer Johnson, Bristol (1), 6-2 1/2 Winston Kelly, Pottstown (1), 6-0 1958: Charles Smith, Washington (7), 6-3 Wilmer Johnson, Bristol (1), 6-1 1957: Charles Smith, Washington (7), 6-5 7/8 Wilmer Johnson, Bristol (1), 5-10 1/2 George Chelednick, Elders Ridge (6), 5-10 1/2 1956: Gary Jenkins, Homestead (7), 6-3 3/4 Richard Campbell, Morrisville (1), 6-1 7/8 1955: Walter Maugham, New Castle (7), 6-5 3/4 Frank Cook, West Shore (3), 6-0 1954: Jack Straub, Williamsport (4), 6-0 Willard McKim, Avon Grove (1), 6-0 1953: Robert Barksdale, Norristown (1), 6-2 1/2 Robert Pugh, Centerville (7), 5-8 1/2 1952: Robert Barksdale, Norristown (1), 6-1 Dick Jackson, Athens (4), 5-8 Mike Shimko, Homer City (6), 5-8 1951: Jim Lopp, Coatesville (1), 6-2 1/2 Adrian AIkman, Springfield-Delco (1), 5-10 Gordon Petri, Lawrence Park (10), 5-10 1950: Clayton Setzler, Phoenixville (1), 6-1 1/4 Clifford Swezey, Springfield-Delco (1), 5-9 3/4 1949: James Herb, WIlson Boro (11), 5-10 3/4 Fred Musselman, New Holland (3), 5-8 1/2 Harland Carey, Columbia (3), 5-8 1/2 1948: Robert Campbell, Norristown (1), 5-11 5/8 Ken Everhart, North York (3), 5-8 1/2 1947: Robert Agocs, Bethlehem (11), 5-11 1/2 Victor Fritts, Hatboro (1), 5-10 1/2 1946: Wesley Myers, Williamsport (4), 6-1 Earl Neall, Springfield-Montco (1), 6-0 1/4 1945: George Shoemaker, J.P. McCaskey (3), 5-10 Jim Lippincott, WIlson (3), 5-9 1944: Charles Smith, Upper Darby (1), 6-2 1/4 Earl Neall, Springfield-Montco (1), 6-0 3/4 Sam Zeman, Avalon (7), 6-0 3/4 Paul Stonebaugh, Avalon (7), 6-0 3/4 1943: Robert Bredin, Upper Darby (1), 6-2 3/4 Ed Zerbenski, Ambler (1), 5-11 3/8 1942: Robert Bredin, Upper Darby (1), 6-1 1/2 Shuman, Coaldale (11), 5-9 3/4 1941: AlonzoGardner, Fifth Ave. (8), 6-1 1/2 Russell Block, Avalon (7), 5-10 Jerry Donovan, Strong Vincent (10), 6-1 ½ Ken Richards, Wyomissing (3), 5-10 1940: Wisniewski, Erie Tech (10), 6-1 3/4 John Mochel, Ridley Park (1), 5-8 1939: David Wiley, Erie Academy (10), 6-1 1/8 Ben Martin, Prospect Park (1), 5-11 Arthur Green, Lower Merion (1), 6-1 1/8 1938: Harold Jackson, Norristown (1), 6-2 Gorman Getchell, Jenkintown (1), 5-10 Kashuba, Forty Fort (2), 5-10 1937: Robert Burnett, Media (1) 6-3 1/2 Alfred Denbow, Evans City (7), 5-10 1/2 1936: Harry Dixon, Steelton (3), 6-1 John Branford, Birdsboro (3), 5-7 1935: Donald Snyder, Upper Darby (1), 6-0 1/2 Jack Taylor, Swarthmore (1), 5-10 ¾ George Thompson, Sharon (10), 6-0 1/2 1934: Meet not contested 1933: Meet not contested 1932: Erwin Brown, Norristown (1), 5-10 3/4 1931: Ed Frye, Steelton (3), 5-7 1/4 1930: Gene Hester, Plymouth (2), 5-9 ¾ Ed Frye, Steelton (3), 5-9 3/4 1929: Howard Flint, Erie Academy (10), 6-3 1/16 1928: Robert Corrigan, Lower Merion, 5-11 Johnson, Youngsville (10), 5-11 Shelton, South Brownsville (7), 5-11 1927: Filbinger, Erie Central (10), 5-9 3/4 1926: Harvey Nelson, Erie Academy (10), 5-8 ½ 1925: Jones, Scranton Tech (2), 5-8 ¼ Raymond Miller, Scranton Tech (2), 5-8 ¼


BOYS POLE VAULT CHAMPIONS Record holder in bold italic letters and CAPS

Year: Class AAA Class AA 2012: CHRIS WILLIAMS, STRATH HAVEN (1), 16-6 PATRICK ANDERSON, KANE (9), 15-11 2011: Eric Hunter, Northampton (11), 15-0 Patrick Anderson, Kane (9), 15-0 2010: Adam Phillippi, Saucon Valley (11), 15-0 Lanny Buck, Palmerton (11), 14-6 2009: David Patzer, Hempfield (3), 15-0 Chris Carpin, Harbor Creek (10), 14-6 2008: Jared George, Altoona (6), 15-6 D.J. Horton, Kane (9), 15-0 2007: Joe Berry, Hatboro-Horsham (1), 16-3 D.J. Horton, Kane (9), 14-9 2006: Jared Jodon, Laurel Highlands (7), 16-2 D.J. Horton, Kane (9), 14-0 2005: Ron Walter, Baldwin (7), 15-6 Eric Sparks, Hickory (10), 15-10 2004: Eric Sparks, Hickory (10), 15-9 Sam Fairchild, Towanda (4), 15-0 2003: Andrew Rademacher, Hickory (10), 15-0 Andrew Cecchetti, Kane (9), 14-6 2002: Adam Bingaman, Boyertown (1), 15-0 Kurt Dunn, Towanda (4), 14-10 2001: Brian Mondschein, Hershey (3), 15-3 Neal Wojodowski, Mars (7), 14-0 2000: Kevin Dare, State College (6), 14-9 Neal Wojodowski, Mars (7), 14-3 1999: Todd Johnson, Altoona (6), 15-6 Steve Carlucci, Kane (9), 13-6 1998: Jared Farabee, Butler (7), 15-3 Todd Luke, North East (10), 14-6 1997: Laban Marsh, McDowell (10), 16-1 Larry Petcos, Deer Lakes (7), 14-9 1996: Bob Reynolds, Baldwin (7), 15-6 Larry Petcos, Deer Lakes (7), 14-6 1995: Jason Corle, Altoona (6), 14-6 Pete Scobell, Fairview (10), 14-0 1994: Jay Tomsic, Parkland (11), 15-3 Chad Eberhart, Lewisburg (4), 14-0 1993: Dave Klueber, Baldwin (7), 15-1 Jerami Stucchio, Wyalusing (4), 14-3 1992: Jon Borneman, Boyertown (3), 15-0 Tom Hale, Hickory (10), 14-0 1991: Jason Walker, McDowell (10), 15-8 Chris Shaffer, North East (10), 13-9 1990: Tao Sun Park, Indiana (7), 14-6 Kelly Byerly, Keystone (9), 14-0 1989: Mason Ternay, Reading (3), 14-6 Jim Corse, Susquehanna Community (12), 14-8 1988: Mark Algeri, Hempfield (7), 16-0 Matt Faust, Salisbury (11), 14-6 1987: Roger Young, Big Spring (3), 15-10 Brian Weaver, Bermudian Springs (3), 14-7 1/2 1986: Mark Algeri, Hempfield (7), 13-9 Scott Jones, Everett (5), 14-5 1985: Roger Young, Big Spring (3), 14-6 Rob Gair, South WIlliamsport (4), 13-3 1984: Steve Romanawicz, Altoona (6), 14-3 Jeff Smith, Wyomissing (3), 13-6 1983: John Thornton, Montour (7), 14-0 Dan Crossgrove, Mifflinburg (4), 14-3 1982: Dan Smith, Mount Lebanon (7), 14-8 Kevin Young, Big Spring (3), 14-0 1981: Bill Bertinet, Selinsgrove (4), 13-6 Ron Campbell, Eisenhower (10), 13-6 1980: Mark Hoff, North Penn (1), 14-7 Ken Stoffer, General McLane (10), 14-7 1979: Doug Garis, Washington (7), 14-0 1/2 Bill Butler, Kennard-Dale (3), 14-6 1/2 1978: Doug Bushong, Solanco (3), 14-0 Bill Butler, Kennard-Dale (3), 14-3 3/4 1977: Eugene McCarthy, Parkland (11), 14-6 Dennis Lentz, Palmerton (11), 14-0 1976: Jon Warner, Harriton (1), 14-0 Bill Underhill, Fairview (10), 13-9 Year: Class A Class B

1975: Paul Rowe, Fox Chapel (7), 13-6 Tom Phelps, North East (10), 13-3 1974: Pete Bossert, Hatboro-Horsham (1), 14-0 David Strein, Catasauqua (11), 13-11 1973: Brad Turley, Wissahickon (1), 14-0 Steve Alexander, Clarion (9), 13-10 3/4 1972: Jim Bennett, Corry (10), 14-0 1/4 Charles Baker, Waynesburg (7), 13-6 1971: Jim Bennett, Corry (10), 13-6 Bill Binczak, Pottsgrove (1), 13-6 1970: Mark Mondschein, Haverford (1), 14-2 1/2 Carlton Huff, Nazareth (11), 13-0 1969: Bob Theissen, North Allegheny (7), 13-10 Victor Thompson, Southern Columbia (4), 13-6 1968: Joe Steffle, Northampton (11), 13-6 Walter White, Beth-Center (7), 13-0 1967: Joe Pfister, Bradford (9), 13-4 Bill Sullivan, Lansdowne-Aldan (1), 13-8 1/2 1966: Merle Miller, Carlisle (3), 13-8 John Bryce, Annville-Cleona (3), 13-0 1965: Pete Zaharoff, Beth-Center (7), 14-0 7/8 Walt Neal, Clarion-Limestone (9), 12-8 1964: Leon Chatman, Clairton (7), 13-4 Charles Romig, Palmerton (11), 12-8 1963: Tom Knight, Harriton (1), 12-6 1/2 Terry Sandt, Pen Argyl (11), 12-6 1962: Joe Piela, Eddystone (1), 12-9 Jeff Taylor, Kennett (1), 12-11 1/2 1961: Jonathan Morse, West Chester (1), 13-1 1/4 Bruce Parker, Biglerville (3), 13-4 1960: Gary Meckley, Kane (9), 13-0 3/4 John Palya, Shade Twp. (5), 12-1


BOYS POLE VAULT CHAMPIONS (cont.) Record holder in bold italic letters and CAPS


1959: Harvey Buek, Lower Merion (1), 13-6 DeWitt Green, Rocky Grove (10), 11-4 3/4 1958: Harvey Buek, Lower Merion (1), 13-3 Loren Dickinson, Swarthmore (1), 12-4 1/2 1957: Norbert McNulty, Ridley Twp. (1), 12-11 Ray Baumgardner, Greencastle-Antrim (3), 12-0 Stanley Hugo, Athens (4), 12-0 1956: Norbert McNulty, Ridley Twp. (1), 11-6 Stanley Hugo, Athens (4), 11-6 1955: Warren Raines, Carrick (8), 12-6 Vincent Bestvina, Shade Twp. (5), 12-0 1954: William Smythe, Lower Merion (1), 12-3 Vincent Bestvina, Shade Twp. (5), 11-9 Bradley Breneman, Shillington (3), 12-3 Kenneth Smith, Blairsville (6), 11-9 1953: George Hoffman, Springfield-Delco (1), 12-4½ Edwin Hornsaker, Scottdale (7), 11-6 Vincent Bestvina, Shade Twp. (5), 11-6 1952: Paul Corvin, Connellsville (7), 11-3 George Hoffman, Springfield-Delco (1), 11-5 3/4 1951: Lloyd Brown, Washington (7), 12-2 1/2 Dick Shroyer, Scottdale (7), 11-6 Bob Hunt, South Hills (7), 12-2 1/2 1950: Richard Daubert, Shillington (3), 11-11 3/8 William Bowman, Collingdale (1), 11-0 Robert Daubert, Shillington (3), 11-11 3/8 Mike Ternowski, Kingston (2), 11-11 3/8 Thomas Bayliss, Lower Merion (1), 11-11 3/8 1949: William Simpson, Washington (7), 11-9 Carl Paylor, McConnellsburg (5), 12-3 1948: Gene Zeiner, Lower Merion (1), 12-10 1/4 Carl Paylor, McConnellsburg (5), 12-3 3/4 1947: Al Yedlicka, Nixon Penn Twp. (9), 11-9 1/8 Carl Paylor, McConnellsburg (5), 11-9 3/4 1946: Seven-way tie at 12-0; see note below Gordon Mochel, Ridley Park (1), 11-3 1945: William Hawley, Lower Merion (1), 11-6 Ralph Howell, Ridley Park (1), 11-2 1944: Paul Kruis, Altoona (6), 12-0 Vic Marler, Eddystone (1), 11-3 Donald Rutherford, Swarthmore (1), 11-3 1943: Tom Worthington, Sayre (4), 11-9 Bob Kochel, Shillington (3), 11-3 3/4 1942: Tom Worthington, Sayre (4), 12-0 Steve Hatfield, Bellwood-Antis (6), 12-3 1/2 1941: Robert Lundmark, Strong Vincent (10), 12-3 John Llewellyn, Mount Morris (7), 12-0 1940: Robert Lundmark, Strong Vincent (10), 12-3 Faustner, South Whitehall (11), 12-0 1939: Luther Black, Hollidaysburg (6), 12-1 7/8 Gorman Getchell, Jenkintown (1), 12-0 1/2 1938: Robert Wasser, Norristown (1), 11-11 5/8 Hugh Gehman, Ambler (1), 11-11 5/8 1937: Warren DeSantis, Strong Vincent (10), 12-2 Mita Zebich, Ambler (1), 11-6 1936: Mita Zebich, Ambler (1), 12-1 3/4 Morrison, Sharon Hill (1) 11-9 1/4 1935: Ken Smith, Upper Darby (1), 11-6 Morrison, Sharon Hill (1), 10-6 Paul Banks, Altoona (6), 11-6 Edmund Jones, Swarthmore (1), 10-6 Robert Clark, Bethlehem (11), 11-6 1934: Meet not contested 1933: Meet not contested 1932: Irwin Brown, Norristown (1), 11-11 3/4 1931: George Muller, Haverford (1), 11-6 1/4 1930: Winfield Moore, Beaver Falls (7), 11-1 3/4 1929: Carroll Linberg, Youngsville (10), 11-3 1928: Carroll Linberg, Youngsville (10), 11-5 1/2 1927: Christman, Norristown (1), 11-3 ½ Harry Akins, Norristown (1), 11-3 ½ 1926: Byrd, Lock Haven (6), 11-0 Kennedy, Jersey Shore (4), 11-0 1925: Ralph Day, New Castle (7), 10-9 NOTE: Seven vaulters shared the 1946 Class A pole vault championship. They were: Ronald Coder, Norristown (1) Ken Dapp, Harrisburg William Penn (3) Robert Dunlap, Brentwood (7) Owen Wilkinson, Upper Darby (1) Robert Manville, WIlliamsport (4) William Valentine, Westinghouse (8) Orrin Correll, Bethlehem (11)


BOYS LONG JUMP CHAMPIONS Record holder in bold italic letters and CAPS


2012: Tyrek Edwards, Archbishop Ryan (12), 24-11 ¾ Danny Jackson, Camp Hill Trinity (3), 23-1 ¼ 2011: Matt Green, Belle Vernon (7), 23-5 3/4 Derek Gaul, Schuylkill Valley (3), 23-1 ¼ 2010: Carlton Lavong, Methacton (1), 24-8 ½ Derek Gaul, Schuylkill Valley (3), 22-4 ¾ 2009: Matt Green, Belle Vernon (7), 23-7 1/2 Dan Ciabattoni, Holy Name (3), 23-1 ¼ 2008: Johnny Jenkins, Glen Mills (1), 23-7 1/4 Chris Burns, Wilmington (10), 22-9 1/2 2007: Aaron Whetstone, Carlisle (3), 23-2 Herman Kirkland, Imhotep Charter (12), 22-5 2006: Chris Dollinger, North Penn (1), 24-3 1/2 Toney Clemons, Valley (7), 23-2 1/4 2005: Zach Myers, Hershey (3), 22-9 1/4 Byron Wilson, Aliquippa (7), 22-3 1/4 2004: Pete Habegger, Cedar Crest (3), 24-8 Sam Aleshinloye, Milton Hershey (3), 22-0 1/2 2003: Mike Bauer, Pottsgrove (1), 22-11 1/2 Gerald Mickie, Milton Hershey (3), 21-10 2002: Grant Curry, Palmyra (3), 22-5 3/4 Raheem Kearney, Scotland (3), 22-2 1/4 2001: Nick Spencer, Woodland Hills (7), 23-0 3/4 Raheem Kearney, Scotland (3), 22-11 2000: Brian Good, Dallastown (3), 23-3 Noel Powell, Tamaqua (11), 22-5 1/2 1999: Leroy McQueen, Hempfield (3), 23-3 3/4 Diamon Woolford, Girard College (1), 22-1 1/4 1998: Ernest Tymes, Penn Wood (1), 22-11 1/4 Nick Simpson, Towanda (4), 22-7 1/2 1997: Derrick Woolfork, Upper Merion (1), 23-1 1/2 Braheem Powell, Scotland (3), 22-11 1996: Matt Whigham, Upper Merion (1), 23-6 Jeff Mills, Everett (5), 22-8 1/2 1995: John Gorham, Wyoming Valley West (1), 23-2 1/4 Brian Polk, Girard (10), 22-8 1/2 1994: Kurt Bridge, Upper Merion (1), 23-8 1/4 Brian Polk, Girard (10), 22-6 1/2 1993: Chris Aikens, Muhlenberg (3), 23-10 3/4 Brendon Falconer, Northeastern (3), 24-0 1/2 1992: Troy Trice, Glen Mills (1), 23-8 Terry Martin, Middletown (3), 23-8 1/4 1991: Chris Potts, Williamsport (4), 23-0 1/2 Cory Reagle, Sharpsville (10), 22-11 3/4 1990: Leon Howard, Penn Wood (1), 22-7 Jon Witman, Eastern (3), 21-9 1989: Dion Bentley, Penn Hills (7), 24-11 3/4 Gary Martin, Greenville (10), 22-9 1988: DION BENTLEY, PENN HILLS (7), 25-5 1/4 Raghib Ismail, E.L. E.L. Meyers (2), 24-3 1/2 1987: Rob Graf, Ridley (1), 23-8 Raghib Ismail, E.L. Meyers (2), 23-10 1/2 1986: Chris Conway, Oil City (10), 23-1 Raghib Ismail, E.L. Meyers (2), 22-9 3/4 1985: Leroy Burrell, Penn Wood (1), 23-4 Mike Diminick, Mount Carmel (4), 22-0 1/4 1984: Brian Davis, Washington (7), 23-10 Tony Harris, Pottsgrove (1), 22-5 1983: Brian Davis, Washington (7), 22-7 1/2 Harry Jackson, Milton Hershey (3), 22-9 1/4 1982: Len McFadden, Uniontown (7), 22-10 1/2 Harry Jackson, Milton Hershey (3), 22-0 1/4 1981: Dave Wells, Chester (1), 22-6 Kelvin Dixon, Bristol (1), 22-7 1/4 1980: Jake Howard, Methacton (1), 23-11 Drexel Brooks, Swarthmore (1), 21-11 1/4 1979: Kevin Butcher, West Chester East (1), 22-6 3/4 Doug Emanuel, East Pennsboro (3), 22-0 1/2 1978: Jeff Jones, Central Dauphin East (3), 23-3 Scott Raymond, Columbia (3), 22-0 1/2 1977: Jeff Jones, Central Dauphin East (3), 23-8 1/4 Kyle Jules, Middletown (3), 22-10 1/2 1976: Len Morant, Westinghouse (8), 22-6 RUSSELL DICKINSON, OCTORARA (1), 24-3 1/2 Year: Class A Class B

1975: Kirk Williams, Bensalem (1), 23-1 Erin Jenkins, Canton (4), 22-1 1974: Julius Brown, Thomas Jefferson (7), 22-2 1/2 Glenn Bennett, Middletown (3), 21-6 1/2 1973: Cuyler Mikell, Thomas Jefferson (7), 23-1 1/4 Dave Hajnik, Ferndale (6), 22-5 3/4 1972: Cuyler Mikell, Thomas Jefferson (7), 22-6 Barry Stebbins, Oley Valley (3), 22-6 1971: Terry Jackson, Wilkinsburg (7), 23-6 3/4 John Miller, Lewisburg (4), 22-2 1970: Mike Halusczak, Montour (7), 22-2 1/2 Gene White, Bristol (1), 23-3 1/4 1969: Paul Shelley, J.P. McCaskey (3), 22-5 1/4 Gene White, Bristol (1), 23-7 1968: Rick Allen, Neshaminy (1), 22-8 Kim Bellis, Bangor (11), 23-3 1/2 1967: Rick Allen, Neshaminy (1), 22-5 Lonnie Dalton, Spring-Ford (1), 22-3 1/2 1966: Clifton Robinson, Coatesville (1), 23-1 1/4 Skip Brinkley, Abington Heights (2), 22-1 3/4 1965: Robert Wagner, McDowell (10), 22-8 1/2 Smittie Brown, Coraopolis (7), 22-3 1/2 1964: Joseph Carmack, Penn Hills (7), 23-1 3/4 Bob Nihart, United Joint (6), 21-2 3/4 1963: Ron Coleman, Grove City (10), 23-9 Dave Kennard, Darby-Colwyn (1), 22-1 1/2 1962: Ron Coleman, Grove City (10), 22-0 1/2 Wayne Huey, Schuylkill Valley (3), 22-2 1/2 1961: Dwain Irwin, Wilkinsburg (7), 21-5 1/2 Wayne Huey, Schuylkill Valley (3), 21-1 1/2 1960: Clyde Davenport, Norristown (1), 21-6 1/2 Richard Heller, Sharon Hill (1), 22-0 1/2


BOYS LONG JUMP CHAMPIONS (cont.) Record holder in bold italic letters and CAPS


1959: Charles Plant, Harrisburg William Penn (3), 22-0 Wilmer Johnson, Bristol (1), 21-1 1958: Albert Senavitis, Bethlehem (11), 21-11 Phil Klein, Wyomissing (3), 21-1 1/2 1957: Bob Grantham, Norristown (1), 22-0 1/2 Viscount Nelson, Oxford (1), 21-6 1956: Jerome Sellers, Aliquippa (7), 22-3 3/8 Viscount Nelson, Oxford (1), 21-10 1955: Don Williams, Clairton (7), 21-11 1/2 Norman Williams, Bethlehem Joint (11), 20-9 1/2 1954: Dick Wilson, Harrisburg William Penn (3), 21-10 1/4 Joe Lewis, Avon Grove (1), 20-9 3/8 1953: William Pados, WIlson Boro (11), 21-0 3/4 Perry Burdon, Ridley Park (1), 21-1 1/2 1952: Jim Williams, Chester (1), 22-2 1/4 Jim Urey, Eddystone (1), 21-3 1951: Jim Williams, Chester (1), 22-3 1/4 Ronald Johnson, Smethport (9), 21-6 1/4 1950: Turner Phillips, John Harris (3), 22-5 3/4 Charles Wilson, Darby (1), 21-9 1949: Jefferson, West Chester (1), 22-0 Ron Copeland, Wyomissing (3), 21-0 1948: John Patellos, Nixon Penn Twp (9), 21-1 1/2 Dick Hazzard, Springfield-Delco (1), 21-8 5/8 1947: Winfield Brown, Norristown (1), 21-9 1/2 Dick Hazzard, Springfield-Delco (1), 22-5 1946: Richard Englehouse, Derry Twp. (7), 21-11 3/4 Dick Hazzard, Springfield-Delco (1), 21-0 5/8 1945: Ben Stebbins, Williamsport (4), 22-0 3/8 William Kline, Oley (3), 21-8 5/8 1944: Julius Becton, Lower Merion (1), 21-5 3/4 George Elberti, Middletown (3), 20-9 1/4 1943: Robert Briean, Upper Darby (1), 20-9 1/2 Richard Hoot, Swarthmore (1), 20-6 3/4 Arthur Chapparelli, Jeannette (7), 20-9 1/2 1942: Bill Ianicelli, Altoona (6), 21-6 3/4 Ray Krick, Muhlenberg Twp. (3), 21-6 1/2 1941: Gene Talley, Media (1), 22-5 1/2 Robert Monti, Bristol (1), 21-4 1940: Herb Douglas, Allderdice (8), 22-3 1/4 Elmer Csank, Ridley Park (1), 21-2 1939: Herb Douglas, Allderdice, 21-7 3/4 Al Gest, Lawrence Park (10), 21-11 1/2 1938: John Barber, Sewickley (7), 22-4 Warren Auchenbach, Muhlenberg Twp. (3), 22-3 1937: Barney Ewell, J.P. McCaskey (3), 22-5 1/2 Morris, Selinsgrove (4), 21-6 1936: Roger Maurer, State College (6), 22-2 3/4 Frank Ohl, Conneautville (10), 22-5 1935: Barney Ewell, J.P. McCaskey (3), 22-9 Edson Routch, Hastings (6), 21-7 1/2 1934: Meet not competed 1933: Meet not competed 1932: Ben Johnson, Plymouth (2), 21-1 1/2 1931: Robert Taylor, Lower Merion (1), 19-4 1930: Cliff Butler, Williamsport (4), 21-6 1/4 1929: William Balander, Grove City (10), 21-5 3/4 1928: Robert Corrigan, Lower Merion (1), 22-4 1/2 1927: Ted Graham, Chester (1), 21-9 1926: Harold Hudak, Bethlehem (11), 20-8 ½ 1925: Harold Hudak, Bethlehem (11), 20-8 ½


BOYS TRIPLE JUMP CHAMPIONS Record holder in bold italic letters and CAPS


2012: Wellington Zaza, Strath Haven (1), 50-0 ½ Jared Horne, Schuylkill Valley (3), 46-9 2011: Imani Brown, Reading (3), 48-7 3/4 JARRED GAMBRELL, ATHENS (4), 50-1 ¾ 2010: CARLTON LAVONG, METHACTON (1), 50-5 Jarred Gambrell, Athens (4), 48-11 ¼ 2009: Tyrell Ellison, Muhlenberg (3), 49-0 3/4 Jarred Gambrell, Athens (4), 47-6 1/2 2008: Folarin Ijelu, Wissahickon (1), 48-6 1/2 Adam Eckhart, Wilson Area (11), 46-0 2007: Hanif Johnson, Harrisburg (3), 47-7 Ed Roberts, Delaware County Christian (1), 46-2 1/2 2006: Anthony Westbrook, J.P. McCaskey (3), 48-9 3/4 Ed Roberts, Delaware County Christian (1), 46-10 2005: Nate Gilbert, Emmaus (11), 48-11 ½ Brad Kanuch, Westmont Hilltop (6), 47-2 2004: Darnell Johnson, Gettysburg (3), 47-11 Jonathan Okon, Milton Hershey (3), 45-11 2003: Mike Whitehead, Norristown (1), 49-8 Steve Ekema-Agbaw, Bloomsburg (4), 45-5 2002: Mike Whitehead, Norristown (1), 48-4 1/2 Nolan McCready, Wyomissing (3), 45-5 3/4 2001: Steve Cousin, Harry S. Truman (1), 47-5 Ron Cook, Girard College (1), 47-5 2000: Ralph Ingram, Glen Mills (1), 46-5 3/4 Tekky Andrew-Jaja, Shady Side Academy (7), 46-6 1999: Darrell Samuel, Laurel Highlands (7), 46-7 1/2 Shaun Landis, Warrior Run (4), 47-2 1998: Ewin Jenkins, Central York (3), 47-7 Justin Jarmon, Kennett (1), 49-5 1997: Ryan Stairs, Pottsgrove (1), 48-0 3/4 Braheem Powell, Scotland (3), 47-3 3/4 1996: Josh Stewart, Downingtown (1), 48-0 3/4 Leon Woolford, Girard College (1), 47-6 1/2 1995: Sylvester Gray, J.P. McCaskey (3), 46-4 3/4 Bryandt Shelley, GAR Memorial (2), 47-6 1994: Keenan Coleman, Coatesville (1), 49-7 1/4 Bryandt Shelley, GAR Memorial (2), 48-8 1993: Chris Aikens, Muhlenberg (3) 50-3 ½ Bryandt Shelley, GAR Memorial (2), 46-8 1992: Kendrick Morgan, Pocono Mountain (11), 50-1 1/2 James Laidler, Bristol (1), 47-4 3/4 1991: Ron Hatter, B. Reed Henderson (1), 47-9 1/2 Brian Debham, Pottstown (1), 47-3 1990: Dakar Jones, Indiana (7), 47-10 1/2 Tim Robinson, Oxford (1), 47-6 1989: Ron Dickerson, State College (6), 48-10 1/4 Bryan Delsite, Southern Columbia (4), 47-9 3/4 1988: Rich Ayers, West Mifflin (7), 47-4 Bryan Delsite, Southern Columbia (4), 48-1 1987: Ken Jones, Wissahickon (1), 46-8 3/4 Bryan Delsite, Southern Columbia (4), 46-6 1/4 1986: John Romanowicz, Altoona (6), 46-3 Jonathan Martin, Mount Union (6), 45-5 1985: Leroy Burrell, Penn Wood (1), 47-3 Bob Powell, Jeannette (7), 46-10 1/2 1984: Mike Lockhart, Reading (3), 46-7 1/2 Mike Rinkevich, Bishop Hoban (2), 45-9 1/4 1983: Dennis Burley, Scranton Tech (2), 48-8 1/4 Jon McNefee, WIlmington (7), 46-1 3/4 1982: Dennis Burley, Scranton Tech (2), 46-5 1/4 Keith Jeffries, Middletown (3), 45-8 1981: Mike Lawrence, Norristown (1), 49-4 Ian Chapman, Erie Academy (10), 45-1 1/4 1980: Todd Jackson, Central Dauphin East (3), 48-0 1/4 Mark Tobias, Exeter Twp. Twp. (3), 47-9 1/4 1979: Mike McNeal, William Allen (11), 48-6 3/4 Tom Moore, Bloomsburg (4), 44-3 3/4 1978: Kurt Roessler, Haverford (1), 50-0 Larry Kinney, Garnet Valley (1), 47-10 1977: Jerry Hatfield, Liberty (11), 49-0 Jerry Werkheiser, East Stroudsburg (11), 47-11 1/2 1976: Jon Thompson,Louis E. Dieruff (11), 48-7 Russell Dickinson, Octorara (1), 47-5 Year: Class A Class B

1975: Ron Hunt, Chester (1), 47-2 1/2 Russell Dickinson, Octorara (1), 46-6 1/4 1974: Taylor, Upper Dublin (1), 46-11 Ed Benedict, Youngsville (10), 44-11 1973: Ron Livers, Norristown (1), 49-10 Larry Dietrich, Tulpehocken (3), 45-8 1972: Ron Livers, Norristown (1), 47-10 1/2 Peterson, Oxford (1), 45-1 3/4 1971: William Goodman, York (3), 46-7 1/2 Demetrius Alesias, Wilson Area (11), 45-3 3/4 1970: James Leonard, Perry (8), 47-6 1/2 Gene White, Bristol (1), 45-8 1/2 1969: Maurice Peoples, GAR Memorial (2), 46-11 ¼ Gene White, Bristol (1), 47-1 1968: Maurice Peoples, GAR Memorial (2), 48-0 Kim Bellis, Bangor (11), 44-9 1/4 1967: Jack Burnham, Penn Hills (7), 47-11 Charles Crewsaw, Mechanicsburg (3), 45-10 1/4 1966: Jack Burnham, Penn Hills (7), 47-3 Phil Cross, Schuylkill Valley (3), 43-1 1965: Jack Burnham, Penn Hills (7), 45-2 1/2 Bob Williams, Swarthmore (1), 42-1 3/4 NOTE: Triple jump was introduced in 1965


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BOYS SHOT PUT CHAMPIONS Record holder in bold italic letters and CAPS


2012: Kyle Felpel, Cocalico, 59-1 ¼ Matt Bell, Hickory (10), 59-6 ¾ 2011: Kyle Long, Hempfield (3), 58-3 ¾ Mike Recla, Bloomsburg (4), 57-0 ½ 2010: Blake Davenport, Kennett (1), 55-7 ½ Brad Zaborski, Wilmington (10), 57-3 ¼ 2009: Wes Lavong, Methacton (1), 64-1 1/2 Collin Ray, Middletown (3), 57-1 2008: Dan Kwiatkowski, McDowell (10), 64-1 Paul Yohman, Wilmington (10), 52-6 2007: Wes Banks, Hempfied Area (7), 63-2 1/2 JOE KOVACS, BETHLEHEM CATHOLIC (11), 64-10 3/4 2006: Nathan Stewart, Glen Mills (1), 60-5 1/4 Connor McGee, Bald Eagle Area (6), 57-11 1/4 2005: RYAN WHITING, CENTRAL DAUPHIN (3), 70-0 Colin Dugan, Springdale (7), 54-9 1/4 2004: Rob Rankin, Upper St. Clair (3), 59-10 1/2 Auston Papay, Sharon (10), 58-10 1/2 2003: Tyree Suber, Glen Mills (1), 61-4 1/2 Justin Clickett, Union City (10), 64-5 3/4 2002: Steve Myers, Conestoga (1), 60-3 1/2 Dane Miller, Schuylkill Valley (3), 61-0 3/4 2001: Tyler Reed, Thomas Jefferson (7), 59-3 Jeremy Silverman, Annville-Cleona (3), 64-0 3/4 2000: Chris McKelvy, North Penn (1), 59-4 1/4 Rocky Craley, Wilmington (10), 59-11 1/2 1999: Omar Rogers, Glen Mills (1), 59-1 3/4 Jay Malakoski, Mount Carmel (4), 56-4 1/2 1998: Mike Sage, Central Dauphin (3), 59-4 1/4 Ryan Gargasz, Wilmington (10), 61-5 1997: Ahmayd McDonald, Glen Mills (1), 60-6 Ryan Gargasz, Wilmington (10), 58-10 1/2 1996: Peter Govens, Glen Mills (1), 59-2 1/4 Jarrett Weiss, Northwestern Lehigh (11), 56-2 1/2 1995: Peter Govens, Glen Mills (1), 55-7 1/2 Dan Stablein, Fort LeBoeuf (10), 59-2 1/2 1994: Raymone Lacey, Glen Mills (1), 62-3 1/4 Ken Larson, Fort LeBoeuf (10), 59-6 1/2 1993: Kyle Waite, Meadville (10), 58-11 3/4 Tim Malesiewski, North East (10), 57-10 1/4 1992: Steve Nyce, North Penn (1), 56-0 1/4 Mike Fantanarosa, Mount Carmel (11), 56-3 1991: John Halli, Kiski Area (7), 56-10 3/4 Brian Milne, Fort LeBoeuf (10), 63-0 1/2 1990: Gerald Baker, Connellsville (7), 55-1 1/4 Tim Ruddy, Dunmore (2), 55-11 1989: Brian Milne, Fort LeBoeuf (10), 61-9 1/2 Todd Weidow, Kane (9), 60-6 1/4 1988: Neil Ivey, Harrisburg (3), 58-10 3/4 Todd Weidow, Kane (9), 54-5 1987: Martin Perkins, Glen Mills (1) 60-0 1/2 Andre McCloud, Erie East (10), 57-2 1986: Brian Taltoan, Harrisburg (3), 60-4 Greg Keller, Susquehanna Twp. (3), 54-8 1/2 1985: Mark White, Upper St. Clair (7), 60-5 1/4 Greg Keller, Susquehanna Twp. (3), 56-0 1/2 1984: Mike Yasolsky, Punxsutawney (9), 56-3 1/4 Gary LaJambie, Bristol (1), 61-5 1/4 1983: Mike Yasolsky, Punxsutawney (9), 55-7 1/2 Gary LaJambie, Bristol (1), 60-5 1/4 1982: Bob Buczkowski, Gateway (7), 62-4 1/2 Bob White, Freeport (7), 59-3 1/2 1981: Bob Buczkowski, Gateway (7), 57-7 1/2 Carlton Bleiler, Milton Hershey (3), 58-9 1/2 1980: Doug Davis, Abington Heights (2), 58-3 Carlton Bleiler, Milton Hershey (3), 56-6 1979: Robert Watson, Hershey (3), 58-1 3/4 Charles Koening, Northwestern Lehigh (11), 58-2 1978: Jim Fitch, Ringgold (7), 57-10 3/4 George O'Malley, Port Allegany (9), 57-4 1/2 1977: Joe Maciejczyk, Bethel Park (7), 64-1 1/4 Ed Webster, East Pennsboro (3), 57-2 1/4 1976: John Falvo, Richland (7), 59-7 Bob Carr, Union (7), 57-8 1/2 Year: Class A Class B

1975: Eric Drescher, Hershey (3), 62-4 1/4 Bob Carr, Union (7), 57-7 1/4 1974: Eric Drescher, Hershey (3), 63-7 Otis Walker, East Pennsboro (3), 59-0 1/2 1973: John Harchar, Thomas Jefferson (7), 60-10 1/4 Ross Wayman, Sayre (4), 54-0 3/4 1972: Ron Simkiew, Baldwin (7), 66-5 1/2 Reck, Chartiers-Houston (7), 54-0 1/4 1971: Ron Simkiew, Baldwin (7), 64-0 Ron Powley, East Pennsboro (3), 56-1 3/4 1970: Ron Simkiew, Baldwin (7), 58-7 James Horney, Union (7), 56-6 1969: Ron Turpin, Reading (3), 59-2 Herb Hribar, Mohawk (7), 58-8 1/2 1968: Gary Demar, Baldwin (7), 62-1 1/4 Tom Surlas, Southmoreland (7), 56-11 1/2 1967: Ron Kuzma, Bethel Park (7), 61-4 1/4 Richard Wolfe, Cedar Crest (3), 56-10 1966: Bob Wyatt, Johnstown (6), 60-3 Dewayne Dye, North East (10), 52-1 1965: Gregory Ellis, Lansdowne-Aldan (1), 61-11 Gary Zelber, Exeter Twp. (3), 57-1 1964: Albert Nye, Carlisle (3), 57-0 1/2 Roger Grimes, Cornwall (3), 57-4 1/2 1963: Jim Flanigan, West Mifflin (7), 58-3 Frank Taccone, Marion Center (6), 54-6 1962: Jim Flanigan, West Mifflin (7), 56-4 Jim Karowski, Freedom (7), 52-10 1961: Howard Goldsworthy, Ridley Twp. (1), 55-7 Dick Hart, Morrisville (1), 60-11 1960: Howard Goldsworthy, Ridley Twp. (1), 56-5 1/4 Dick Hart, Morrisville (1), 57-10


BOYS SHOT PUT CHAMPIONS (cont.) Record holder in bold italic letters and CAPS


1959: Tom Urbanik, Donora (7), 57-4 James Tanzillo, Morrisville (1), 55-6 1958: Bob Albright, Mount Lebanon (7), 56-3 3/4 Bob Hart, Morrisville (1), 57-7 1/2 1957: Bill Taylor, Pottsville (11), 56-5 George Draksler, United Joint (6), 53-9 3/4 1956: Gary Fisher, Allentown (11), 53-7 1/2 Bob Worrell, Centerville (7), 55-5 1/2 1955: Gerald Keeney, Clairton (7), 50-6 1/4 Bob Worrell, Centerville (7), 50-11 3/4 1954: Bob Guenther, Clairton (7), 53-6 Robert Shuback, Coaldale (11), 50-0 1/2 1953: James Morsillo, Ambridge (7), 52-7 1/2 Charles Leib, Millvale (7), 47-2 1/4 1952: Burt Grossman, Lower Merion (1), 56-8 Paul DeHoff, Dallastown (3), 48-8 3/4 1951: Charles Blockson, Norristown (1), 56-5 Fred Campbell, Swarthmore (1), 50-8 1/2 1950: Charles Blockson, Norristown (1), 54-10 Pete Iaccarino, Wilson (3), 48-5 1/2 1949: Harry Kurlish, Ridley Twp. (1), 48-3 1/2 Robert Edmiston, Hatboro (1), 51-2 1/2 1948: Ed Clemens, Carrick (8), 50-9 Dan Miller, North York (3), 48-8 1/4 1947: Harold Badger, Norristown (1), 52-3 1/2 Max Poet, North York (3), 48-4 1946: Donald DeTorre, Wilkinsburg (7), 51-6 1/4 Gould Donahue, Springfield Twp. (1), 47-2 1/4 1945: Nick Theodore, Clairton (7), 52-1 1/4 George Ogden, Ridley Park (1), 45-8 7/8 1944: Ralph Smith, Norristown (1), 50-1 Bill Fetzer, Ridley Park (1), 47-9 3/4 1943: William Woodcock, Harrisburg William Penn (3), 50-6 1/2 Bernard Huntz, Wyomissing (3), 47-6 1/2 1942: James Hamilton, Upper Darby (1), 48-9 1/2 Michael Bernardo, Ridley Park (1), 50-1 1/2 1941: Walter Saroka, Chester (1), 49-1 Michael Bernardo, Ridley Park (1), 47-4 3/4 1940: Walter Saroka, Chester (1), 50-10 3/4 Albert Druschel, Zelienople (7), 47-2 5/8 1939: Michael Ducko, Clairton (7), 50-10 7/8 Schoonover, Athens (4), 48-6 3/4 1938: Steven Lach, Altoona (6), 52-7 3/4 Samuel Polischuk, Ridley Park (1), 51-11 1/2 1937: Ted Konetsky, German Twp. (7), 50-10 1/2 George Smith, Ridley Park (1), 48-91/8 1936: John Smith, Ridley Park (1), 53-7 James Morton, Birdsboro (3), 45-4 1/2 1935: Adam Zolonka, Pottsville (11), 52-9 1/4 Powell Richards, Swarthmore (1), 44-5 1934: Meet not contested 1933: Meet not contested 1932: Peter Avizienis, Mount Carmel (4), 48-6 3/8 1931: Bob Detwiler, Swarthmore (1), 43-0 7/8 1930: Vaul Rouzer, Altoona (6), 48-8 1/2 1929: John Valenti, Media (1), 51-6 1/2 1928: Bill Slezek, Ridley Park (1), 49-8 1/2 1927: Ellis Martin, Lock Haven (6), 46-6 1/2 1926: Joseph Howard Morris, Lower Merion (1), 45-0 1925: Jackson, Allegheny (8), 45-2


BOYS DISCUS CHAMPIONS Record holder in bold italic letters and CAPS


2012: Kyle Long, Landisville Hempfield (3), 189-0 John Yohman, Wilmington (10), 177-10 2011: KYLE LONG, LANDISVILLE HEMPFIELD (3), 202-10 De’mond Davis-White, Sharon (10), 172-2 2010: Eric Masington, Bensalem (1), 177-9 Jake Brenza, Camp Hill Trinity (3), 164-9 2009: Rodney Richter, Connellsville (7), 183-8 Collin Ray, Middletown (3), 172-5 2008: Rodney Richter, Connellsville (7), 175-6 Collin Ray, Middletown (3), 157-11 2007: Wes Banks, Hempfield Area (7), 180-5 Joe Kovacs, Bethlehem Catholic (11), 179-11 2006: Andrew Fahringer, Whitehall (11), 166-7 Chad Yurchick, Johnsonburg (9), 161-0 2005: Ryan Whiting, Central Dauphin (3), 201-9 Chad Yurchick, Johnsonburg (9), 162-0 2004: Ryan Whiting, Central Dauphin (3), 193-2 Auston Papay, Sharon (10), 178-0 2003: Andrew Cohen, Franklin Regional (7), 170-9 Justin Clickett, Union City (10), 164-3 2002: Ed Ruiz, William Tennent (1), 176-6 Nathan Poindexter, Valley View (2), 159-2 2001: Daniel Austin, Cumberland Valley (3), 183-9 Jeremy SIlverman, Annville-Cleona (3), 185-0 2000: Sam Segond, East Stroudsburg (11), 180-8 Sean Fabanich, Beaver (7), 155-4 1999: Ben Thuma, Northern (3), 173-9 Josh Roscoe, Waynesburg Central (7), 162-4 1998: Tyler Lenda, Cedar Cliff (3), 164-3 Jeff Smith, Fort LeBoeuf (10), 155-8 1997: Mike Dysput, Governor Mifflin (3), 174-8 Andy Sines, Meyersdale (5), 159-2 1996: Ed Zagorsky, Stroudsburg (11), 179-4 Joe McKinney, Mars (7), 158-8 1995: Mark Spang, Ephrata (3), 161-0 Troy Burkholder, Cocalico (3), 172-0 1994: Raymone Lacey, Glen Mills (1), 171-9 Joe McGinley, Bloomsburg (4), 173-4 1993: Russ McGeehan, North Penn (1), 166-9 Ken Larson, Fort LeBoeuf (10), 167-4 1992: Josh Currance, Upper St. Clair (7), 158-1 Bill McGinley, Bloomsburg (4), 172-11 1991: John Halli, Kiski Area (7), 172-11 BRIAN MILNE, FORT LeBEOUF (10), 206-3 1990: Brian Sontag, Harbor Creek (10), 163-4 Brian Milne, Fort LeBoeuf (10), 178-2 1989: Brian Milne, Fort LeBoeuf (10), 179-6 Troy Hess, East Juniata (3), 170-5 1988: Joe Sperdutti, Emmaus (11), 168-5 Kevin Wykoff, Grove City (10), 166-2 1987: Martin Perkins, Glen Mills (1) 179-4 Toby Fritz, Greencastle-Antrim (3), 159-1 1986: Martin Perkins, Glen Mills (1), 166-9 Greg Keller, Susquehanna Twp. (3), 168-4 1985: Mark White, Upper St. Clair (7) 184-7 Greg Keller, Susquehanna Twp. (3), 173-6 1984: Mark White, Upper St. Clair (7), 177-6 Greg Keller, Susquehanna Twp. (3), 165-4 1983: Mike Yasolsky, Punxsutawney (9), 173-5 Joe Wenger, Chartiers-Houston (7), 153-4 1/2 1982: Karl Kopczynski, Hampton (7), 169-2 Nathan Sheaffer, Greenwood (3), 151-6 1981: John McKissick, Cumberland Valley (3), 172-9 Terry Tucker, Elk County Christian (9), 167-7 1980: John McKissick, Cumberland Valley (3), 161-3 Carlton Bleiler, Milton Hershey (3), 167-2 1979: Dan Friedman, William Tennent (1), 163-8 Mark Keller, Susquehanna Twp. (3), 161-0 1978: Dan Friedman, William Tennent (1), 179-5 Shawn Kendall, Wilmington (7), 161-11 1977: Joe Maciejczyk, Bethel Park (7), 162-8 Dave Lerner, Ford City (7), 160-6 1976: Eric Joseph, Baldwin (7), 170-4 Morris Pagni, Pen Argyl (11), 158-2 Year: Class A Class B

1975: Eric Drescher, Hershey (3), 169-2 Ben Myers, Solanco (3), 158-8 1974: Ken Currie, Bethel Park (7), 174-1 Glen Sheaffer, Middletown (3), 164-11 1973: John Harchar, Thomas Jefferson (7), 174-5 Kevin Fox, Upper Perkiomen (1), 152-3 1972: Garner, Upper Moreland (1), 166-0 Ross Wayman, Sayre (4), 155-10 1971: John Reihner, Washington (7), 179-0 Ken Probst, Susquehanna Twp. (3), 162-7 1970: John Reihner, Washington (7), 168-9 Ty Higgins, Lower Moreland (1), 180-7 1969: Chuck Eneix, Washington (7), 168-9 Ty Higgins, Lower Moreland (1), 168-9 1/2 1968: Steve Hein, Mount Lebanon (7), 169-4 Sam Selcher, Middletown (3), 162-3 1967: Francis DeMazza, Neshaminy (1), 17-10 Mitch Yanyanis, Freedom (7), 165-9 1/2 1966: Joe Burr, Hollidaysburg (6), 173-0 Ron Cecil, Oakmont (7), 144-11 1/2 1965: Ervin Jaros, North Penn (1), 182-3 1/2 Paul Furman, Sayre (4), 142-5 1/2 1964: Jim Kollar, Bethel Park (7), 170-1 1/2 Donald Bliss, North East (10), 164-3 1963: Dick Loy, North Penn (1), 158-7 Bill Heydt, Palmerton (11), 153-11 1/2 1962: Kurt Wentzel, Mount Lebanon (7),160-4 John Karas, Daniel Boone (3), 150-11 1961: Jim Zeffarano, Norristown (1), 160-7 Henry Hamby, Cornwall (3), 147-9 1/2 1960: Allan Thomassy, Fort Cherry (7), 163-3 1/2 Gene McCleary, Cornwall (3), 164-9


BOYS DISCUS CHAMPIONS (cont.) Record holder in bold italic letters and CAPS


1959: Bruce Linhart, Penn Hills (7), 168-1 Gene McCleary, Cornwall (3), 162-0 1/2 1958: Dave Seiler, Bethlehem (11), 160-9 Paul Arnold, Dallastown (3), 146-2 1957: Dan Ficca, Mount Carmel (4), 160-9 5/8 George Draksler, United Joint (6), 143-8 1/2 1956: Andy Stynchula, Latrobe (7), 166-9 3/4 Jon Musser, Camp Hill (3),158-5 1/2 1955: Charles Griff, Scottdale (7), 152-0 3/4 Bob Worrell, Centerville (7), 138-10 1/2 1954: Thomas Welsh, Tyrone (6), 141-2 1/2 Barry Cassady, Bellwood-Antis (6), 146-3 1953: Jack Alderone, Chester (1), 139-4 Jerry Baker, Ridley Park (1), 148-2 7/8 1952: Charles Blockson, Norristown (1), 153-6 Bill Jackson, Plum Twp. (7), 143-4 3/4 1951: Charles Blockson, Norristown (1), 148-2 1/2 Paul Blanda, Youngwood (7), 144-6 1/2 1950: Charles Blockson, Norristown (1), 148-10 Paul Blanda, Youngwood (7), 140-11 1/8 1949: Vicenzo, Mount Carmel (4), 144-6 1/2 Stan Jones, Lemoyne (3), 138-7 1/4 1948: Tom Dressel, Dormont (7), 147-5 3/4 Harry Warren, Swarthmore (1), 144-3 1/2 1947: Robert Arthur, North Huntington (7), 149-2 1/4 Max Poet, North York (3), 134-7 1/2 1946: Dick Bowers, John Harris (3), 143-4 3/4 Max Poet, North York (3), 132-3 1945: Don Davidson, Hbg. William Penn (3), 143-8 Everett Fretz, Doylestown (1), 139-10 1/2 1944: Jack Hayward, Lower Merion (1), 143-1 1/4 Paul Rutan, Swarthmore (1), 138-7 1/2 1943: James Sperring, Hbg. William Penn (3), 139-11 1/4 Joseph Garman, Bellwood-Antis (6), 125-10 1/8 1942: Frank Zorick, Mount Carmel (4), 135-11 George McFadden, Peters Twp. (3), 143-3 1941: James Muirhead, Bloomsburg (4), 148-7 Daniel Pearson, Springfield (1), 138-0 1/4 1940: Will Stong, Lower Merion (1), 150-6 Carl Elmes, Ridley Park (1), 141-7 1/2 1939: Robert Friedman, Allentown (11), 164-3 1/2 Thomas Lochetto, Ambler (1), 137-8 1/2 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1938: STEVEN LACH, ALTOONA (6), 136-1 1/2 ED BERRIEN, RADNOR (1), 123-10 3/4

1937: Ted Konetsky, German Twp. (7), 132-3 Daniel Bonham, Forty Fort (2), 121-5 1/4 1936: John Smith, Ridley Park (1), 134-9 1/2 Johnson, Hummelstown (3), 108-4 1935: Michael Lukac, Lansford (11), 130-8 1/2 Martin Tezak, Birdsboro (3), 110-3 1/4 1934: Meet not competed 1933: Meet not competed 1932: Cheplick, Coaldale (11), 118-4 1931: Patsin, Homer City (6),109-11 1930: Leonard Yarashefsky, Nanticoke (2), 116-2 1/4 1929: Matt Martin, Lock Haven (6), 119-6 3/4 1928: Cassarone, South Brownsville (7), no distance available 1927: Ellis Martin, Lock Haven (6), 120-0 1926: Carl David Hebling, Norristown (1), 118-4 1925: Event not contested NOTE: Scholastic throwers used the collegiate discus (2 kilos) until 1939 when an interscholastic discus of 1.6 kilos was adopted for use. The weight for scholastic discus has been unchanged since 1939. Steven Lach of Altoona and Berrien of Radnor are recognized as the retired record-holders of the 2.0 kilo discus PIAA meet records.


BOYS JAVELIN CHAMPIONS Record holder in bold italic letters and CAPS

Year: Class AAA Class AA 2012: BILLY STANLEY, SOUTH PARK (7), 246-9 Michael Shuey, Johnsonburg (9), 200-1 (Stanley’s throw is also a NFHS record) 2011: Thomas Lang, Pope John Paul II (1), 211-4 ROB ROBBINS, NORTHEAST BRADFORD (4), 221-6 2010: Ben Koyack, Oil City (10), 192-11 Thomas Lang, St. Pius X (1), 213-10 2009: Justin Shirk, Central Dauphin (7), 212-10 Kyle Smith, Lancaster Catholic (3), 203-3 2008: Justin Shirk, Central Dauphin (3), 221-3 Ted Heitzman, Southern Columbia (4), 198-7 2007: Justin Shirk, Central Dauphin (3), 206-8 Eric Skedel, United (6), 198-7 2006: Josh Vick, Kiski Area (7), 208-9 Travis Miller, Danville (4), 192-0 2005: Josh Hostetler, Selinsgrove (4), 196-10 Osayi Osunde, Central Columbia (4), 207-10 2004: Marco Radocaj, Williamsport (4), 204-7 Chad Radgowski, South Park (7), 207-2 2003: Thomas Jordan, Cedar Crest (3), 224-2 Osayi Osunde, Central Columbia (4), 195-7. 2002: Ryan Sherwood-Ericson, McDowell (10), 222-10 Mike Stewart, Allegheny-Clarkion Valley (9), 189-2 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2001: Ryan Sherwood-Ericson, McDowell (10), 229-10 Matt Brown, Freedom (7), 198-8 2000: Justin McKnight, Indian Valley (6), 199-6 Matt Dressler, East Juniata (3), 220-9 1999: Justin McKnight, Indian Valley (6), 197-3 P.J. Alouise, Riverside (7), 209-1 1998: Marc Zlotek, Wyoming Valley West (2), 219-6 Joe Obloshny, Lakeland (2), 226-5 1997: Chris Clever, Chambersburg (3), 220-3 Barry Flicker, St. Pius X (1), 212-0 1996: Chris Clever, Chambersburg (3), 200-10 Noah Christian, Homer-Center (6), 222-2 1995: Anthony O'Hara, Upper Perkiomen (1), 208-1 TROY BURKHOLDER, COCALICO (3), 240-6 1994: Carl Wolter, Lehighton (11), 211-5 Troy Burkholder, Cocalico (3), 215-2 1993: Phil Carter, Waynesboro (3), 211-5 Jason DeVallance, Johnsonburg (9), 214-7 1992: Jeff Niedrowski, Wilson (3), 220-2 Chad Foster, Danville (4), 189-2 1991: Eric Vaupel, Baldwin (7), 199-5 Jason Buggey, Homer-Center (6), 205-8 1990: Dan Bakewell, Brownsville (7), 210-5 Eric O'Brien, Mercer (10), 200-6 1989: Dan Bakewell, Brownsville (7), 217-9 Jack Johnson, Reynolds (10), 213-0 1988: Curtis Bray, Gateway (7), 225-6 Mike McRae, Montgomery (4), 201-8 1987: Dave Sukeena, Pottsville (11), 208-11 Mark Simpson, Chartiers-Houston (7), 211-2 1986: Rich Rebuck, Shippensburg (3), 212-1 Mark Simpson, Chartiers-Houston (7), 202-4 1985: Jeff Glass, J.P. McCaskey (3), 221-0 Jay Jeter, Beaver Falls (7), 209-9 1984: Brian Wetney, Lansdale North Penn (1), 219-3 Matt Benzig, Greenville (10), 207-1 1983: DAVE MASGAY, WYOMING VALLEY WEST (2), 238-5 Dante Wiley, Jeannette (7), 194-1 1982: Scott Moon, Oil City (10), 230-8 Monty Herbstritt, Elk County Christian (9), 215-5 1981: Scott Moon, Oil City (10), 215-6 Curt Sheaffer, Greenwood (3), 226-11 1980: William Smith, Norristown (1), 215-0 Chuck Jaskowczak, Mercer (10), 217-1 1979: Allan Parisi, Ambridge (7), 205-3 Jeff Field, North East (10), 207-11 1978: Allan Parisi, Ambridge (7), 217-9 Kurt Lenhortt, Clarion (9), 211-1 1977: Tim Platt, Kiski Area (7), 211-9 Mike Gennetts, Lake-Lehman (2), 213-10 1976: Kerry Whitman, Brownsville (7), 217-0 Marlin Van Horn, Selinsgrove (4), 208-4 Year: Class A Class B

1975: Tim Bowers, Norristown (1), 217-2 Jay Behm, Wilmington (7), 209-1 1974: Ron Spaid, Norristown (1), 202-1 Mike Matter, Greenville (10), 215-3 1973: Bob Staab, Erie Tech (10), 206-2 Mike Matter, Greenville (10), 216-7 1972: Chuck Yoder, Shamokin (4), 211-6 Robert Cummins, Grove City (10), 223-3 1971: John Clark, Titusville (10), 216-5 Joseph Ferrar, Jersey Shore (4), 213-0 1970: John Clark, Titusville (10), 222-4 Dave Kiser, Clarion (9), 210-5 1969: Ray Mushinski, Ambridge (7), 230-0 Ken Andrews, Mohawk (7), 202-0 1968: Ray Mushinski, Ambridge (7), 210-8 Tom Shoemaker, Blairsville (6), 195-11 1967: Bob Konovolo, Ambridge (7), 228-7 David Clepper, Boiling Springs (3), 198-2 1966: Scott Hagy, Wilson (3), 215-5 Chuck Marsh, Mercer (10), 198-2 1/4 1965: Robert Rivard, Hempfield (3), 218-6 Dick Clepper, Boiling Springs (3), 215-8 1964: Terry Halmi, McDowell (10), 212-2 1/2 Howard Miller, Bellwood-Antis (6), 188-0 1/2 1963: Bill Allardice, North Allegheny (7), 201-2 1/2 Bill Wilkins, North East (10), 206-8 1/2


BOYS JAVELIN CHAMPIONS (cont.) Record holder in bold italic letters and CAPS


1962: Steve Stahovic, James M. Coughlin (2), 202-3 Jim Karowski, Freedom (7), 184-4 1961: Calvin Bowser, Butler (7), 208-3 1/2 Dick Dull, Biglerville (3), 184-5 1960: George Reynolds, Interboro (1), 195-10 1/4 Buddy Turko, Shade Twp. (5), 164-3 1959: Ray Shearer, Donora (7), 193-2 Pete Wagner, Hummelstown (3), 204-9 1/2 1958: Billy Plummer, Central Cambria (6), 203-3 1/2 Roger McCormick, Susquehanna Twp. (3), 187-10¼ 1957: Jan Sirkosky, Mount Pleasant (7), 201-2 5/8 Jim Schwab, Patton Joint (6), 193-5 3/8 1956: Lew Ireland, Manheim Twp. (3), 186-6 Peter Kroon, Swarthmore (1), 189-9 1955: Ray Varga, Homestead (7), 184-8 3/4 Peter Kroon, Swarthmore (1), 177-1 3/4 1954: Jon Brosius, Easton (11), 180-5 1/4 Richard DeMagall, Scottdale (7), 179-2 1/2 1953: Conelius Salvatore, GAR Memorial (2), 190-8 Henry Ruth, Lansdale (1), 171-4 1952: Edward Bresnick, Williamsport (4), 165-6 1/2 Donald Garman, Bellwood-Antis (6), 164-11 1951: Pat Scordo, Kane (9), 193-1 1/2 Paul Blanda, Youngwood (7), 168-8 1/4 1950: Charles Haise, Strong Vincent (10), 182-7 7/8 Pat Scordo, Kane (9), 170-11 7/8 1949: Al Cantello, Norristown (1), 176-5 1/2 Andy Matto, Plum Twp. (7), 180-5 1/2 1948: John Kovalyak, Clairton (7), 181-11 3/4 Dick Hazzard, Springfield-Delco (1), 175-9 1/2 1947: John Thomas, John Harris (3), 181-8 1/2 John Slichter, Mohnton (3), 177-9 1/8 1946: John Hampton, York (3), 182-1 Donald Harnly, Wyomissing (3), 179-9 1/2 1945: John Smisko, Aliquippa (7), 168-5 Ralph Ashworth, Ridley Park (1), 171-8 1/2 1944: Bill Kebblish, Somerset (5), 160-0 Bill Fetzer, Ridley Park (1), 174-6 1943: William Parrish, Sewickley (7), 179-9 3/4 Bill Fetzer, Ridley Park (1), 177-11 3/8 1942: Louis Bartoletti, Ebensburg (6), 191-9 John Burney, Susquehanna Twp. (3), 173-3 1/2 1941: Louis Bartoletti, Ebensburg (6), 191-11 1/2 Herman Signore, Ambler (1), 174-2 1/2 1940: Dan Kenneth Johnston, Greensburg (7), 159-0 Frank Vukmanic, Jefferson (7), 165-3 1/2 1939: Dan Galbraith, Altoona (6), 179-1 1/2 Stephen Filipovich, Kulpmont (4), 174-1 3/4 1938: Bill Gorse, Steelton (3), 175-10 1/2 Bob Beatty, Ridley Park (1), 183-10 1937: Steve Nicely, John Harris (3), 178-4 Quentin Diedrich, Shillington (3), 178-6 1936: Nick Vukmanic, Jefferson Twp. (7), 206-10 1935: Leroy Lawrence, Spangler (6), 178-2 NOTE: 1937 was first year for Class B javelin

1934: Meet not contested 1933: Meet not contested 1932: Michael Sowiski, McKees Rocks (7), 178-7 7/8 1931: John Murphy, Butler (7), 171-8 1930: John Murphy, Butler (7), 164-5 1/2 1929: Joe Beggs, Aliquippa (7), 162-9 1/2 1928: Edward Andrews, Lock Haven (6), 158-5 1927: Jerome Rysavage, Plymouth (2), 160-2 1926: H. Donald Musser, State College (6), 167-0 1925: Event not contested NOTE: In 2002, the National Federation of High Schools adopted the collegiate javelin weighting configuration of the javelin, moving more of the weight to the front tip. The alteration did not change the overall weight of the javelin, but forced the tip down sooner in flight, resulting in shorter distances. As a result of the weight change, NFHS decided to recognize all record throws from 2002 forward as new records; PIAA has adopted that change. Thus, there are two javelin records on the books, the “old’’ record before 2002 and the “new’’ records dating from 2002.

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