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You are here: Home / Sports / Cuthbertson, Weddington track stars run to all-American standards

Cuthbertson, Weddington track stars run to all-American standards

March 13, 2019 by Andrew Stark

The Cuthbertson boys team of (back, from left) Kyle Stamper, Aidan McNally (from, from left) Brandon Black and Ashton Springer ran the fastest 4×800 relay time in the state this season, earning all-American status. Courtesy of Dustin Allen

Cuthbertson and Weddington both had runners who earned all-American status at the New Balance Indoor Nationals, which were held March 8-10 in New York, N.Y. at the Armory Track and Field Center.

Weddington narrowly missed winning the 4×800-meter relay, but fell to the No. 1 team in the country, Virginia’s Loudoun Valley by just 0.16 seconds.

Weddington’s team of Will Mazur, Jackson O’Hara, Jake Toomey and Kyle Durham finished in 7:40.65, a time that broke Green Hope’s N.C. all-time record and also was the fourth-fastest indoor time in the U.S.

Teammate Emerson Douds earned all-American status with his 21.57-second run in the 200, which was good for fourth place at the meet.  

Cuthbertson’s boys tandem of Aidan McNally, Ashton Spangler, Bradon Black and Kyle Stamper earned all-American status for their run of 3:31.39 in the 1,600 sprint medley relay.

That time was N.C. No. 1 this season and the fourth-fastest time in state indoor history.

Not to be outdone, the Cuthbertson girls quartet of Gabriella Castro, Kaitlyn St.Hilaire, Madeline Hill and Leah Helms placed fourth in the 4×1-mile relay with a run of 21:07.09, which is the fastest time in N.C. this season and the N.C. No. 3 time on record.

Cuthbertson’s team of Black, McNally, Spangler and Aaron Zimmerman also placed third in the 4×400 emerging elites race with a time of 3:23.68, which was the 12th-best time in N.C. this season.

The Cuthbertson girls team of (back, from left) Kaitlyn St. Holaire, Gabriella Castron (front, from left) Madeline Hill and Leah Helms earned all-American status in the 4×1-mile relay. Courtesy of Dustin AllenCuthbertson’s team of Black, McNally, Spangler and Aaron Zimmerman also placed third in the 4×400 emerging elites race with a time of 3:23.68, which was the 12th-best time in N.C. this season.

 

 

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