Junior High Track Teams Sweep North Penn, Williamson

By: Ed Weaver  /  April 28, 2026

Wellsboro's Junior High Track & Field teams concluded their regular season by sweeping fellow Tioga County teams North Penn-Mansfield and Williamson Monday afternoon.

The young Lady Hornets won with 62.5 points. Williamson was 2nd with 37 and North Penn-Mansfield was 3rd with 36.5.

The Hornet boys also picked up a sweep, scoring 70 points. North Penn-Mansfield was 2nd (48) and Williamson (19) was 3rd.

For the girls, Ella Satalin (14.81) and Nora Mickey (14.94) were 2nd and 3rd in the 100m, Bristol Smith (33.22) won the 200m, Naleyah Greenfield (1:15.17) was 2nd in the 400m, and Greenfield won the 100m hurdles (19.95). Serenity Harrison was 7th in the 800m (3:57.55) and 5th in the 1600m (8:18.02).

Rosa Cole (4-ft, 3) and Ella Gehman (3-ft, 10) swept the high jump, Lorelei Stevens (12-ft, 0.5) and Gehman (11-ft, 10.5) swept the long jump, and Gehman (28-ft, 8.25) won the triple jump.

Cole swept the throwing events, winning the shot put (23-ft, 6.5) and the discus (52-ft, 1).

Wellsboro won the 4x100m relay in 58.83 and was 3rd in the 4x400m relay (5:40.14).

For the boys, Cody Tomlinson (12.36), Aden Berg (12.90) and Isaac Otbot (13.23) swept the 100m, Berg (27.82) at Otbot (28.47) went 1-2 in the 200m, Tomlinson (55.99), Nate Rudy (1:06.01) and Justin Dunlap (1:06.92) swept the 400m, William Rudy (2:42.77) took 3rd in the 800m, William Rudy (5:48.67) and Lucas Taboada (6:03.10) were 2nd and 3rd in the 1600m, and Berg (19.83) and Dunlap (20.27) took 1st and 2nd in the 100m hurdles.

Damon Boyce (4-ft, 8) finished 2nd in the high jump, Otbot (15-ft, 7) and Boyce (14-ft, 8.5) swept the long jump, and Elijah Sensenig (22-ft, 11) was 6th in the triple jump.

Benjamin DeWitt (25-ft, 5) and LeeJay Otbot (24-ft, 7) took 5th and 6th in the shot put and Caleb Clark (75-ft, 10) was 2nd in the discus.

The Hornets swept the relays, winning the 4x100m in 51.00 and the 4x400m in 4:39.48.

Both teams are back in action Saturday for an invitational at Port Allegany.