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Bucks County League Championship North Division

Powered by the most comprehensive track & field database in the nation, we deep dive into the entries for Bucks County League Championship North Division providing a scouting report on the competition. See who’s entered and how they stack up!

Note: Entries are unofficial and subject to change prior to race day.

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105 Lbs Boys

100m

Boys 100 Meter Dash 105 Lbs

Full breakdown of all entries here.

105 Lbs Girls

100m

Girls 100 Meter Dash 105 Lbs

Full breakdown of all entries here.

120 Lb Boys

100m

Boys 100 Meter Dash 120 Lbs

Full breakdown of all entries here.

120 Lb Girls

100m

Girls 100 Meter Dash 120 Lbs

Full breakdown of all entries here.

90 Lbs Boys

100m

Boys 100 Meter Dash 90 Lbs

Full breakdown of all entries here.

90 Lbs Girls

100m

Girls 100 Meter Dash 90 Lbs

Full breakdown of all entries here.

Middle School Open Boys

100m

MS Boys 100 Meter Dash OPEN

Full breakdown of all entries here.

200m

MS Boys 200 Meter Dash

Full breakdown of all entries here.

400m

MS Boys 400 Meter Dash

Full breakdown of all entries here.

55H

MS Boys 55 Meter Hurdles

Full breakdown of all entries here.

800m

MS Boys 800 Meter Run

Full breakdown of all entries here.

1600m

MS Boys 1600 Meter Run

Full breakdown of all entries here.

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Mohican

AI talking trees feature at Chelsea Flower Show

Talking trees powered by AI, drought-resistant crops and sweet potatoes sprouting among flowers — the prestigious Chelsea Flower Show is facing the future with a focus on innovation and climate-change adaptation.

Over five days starting Tuesday, more than 140,000 visitors are expected to view what the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) bills as “the pinnacle of horticultural excellence”.

There are stunning gardens, 30 competing for top awards, and more than 400 exhibitors showcasing their gardening knowledge and carefully-cultivated plants to the public and champagne-sipping VIPs.

King Charles III was to visit Monday with Queen Camilla, with an eye on the show’s first ever dog garden, designed by celebrity gardener Monty Don.

The head of state was also expected to visit the Wildlife Trusts’ British Rainforests garden where the main attraction is a 50-year-old fern that once thrived in the Great Park of Windsor.

The garden was “inspired by the enchanted forests of Arthurian legend” and it “rekindles the wild and wet woodlands that once swathed vast landscapes along the west coast”.

– Intelligent Garden –

In the Intelligent Garden, plant-lovers can truly talk to the trees thanks to artificial intelligence.

Pioneering AI sensors called Treetalk have been installed to give updates on the trees’ needs in urban environments, whether they are under stress and how to care for them.

“Urban trees filter air pollution, cool the air, support wildlife, and boost community wellbeing. Yet, they face immense challenges,” the RHS said about the garden designed by Tom Massey and architect Je Ahn. 

About 50 percent of urban trees do not survive beyond 10 years and up to 30 percent die in their first year, it added.

“The use of AI is not going to replace a human being, our intuition and our labour. It’s still the core and heart of this garden,” said Je Ahn.

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Penn State Hoops To Play Providence November 22 In Hall Of Fame Showcase

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Penn State men’s basketball will play Providence on November 22 in a neutral-site game as part of the Hall of Fame Showcase, it was announced Wednesday.

The game is part of a doubleheader set to be played at Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Connecticut. Boston University and Harvard will play one another in the other game.

It was first reported in April the Nittany Lions and Friars would square off, but no date was announced.

Mike Rhoades is entering his third season as head coach of the Nittany Lions. Penn State finished last season with a disappointing 16-17 record. Providence ended the 2024-25 campaign with a 21-14 record and a .500 record in the Big East.

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The Nittany Lions and Friars have only faced each other three times in program history, with Penn State holding a 2-1 record. The most recent matchup came in 2012, when the blue and white won 55-52 in overtime.

Penn State last played at Mohegan Sun Arena in November of 2016, where it lost to Duke and Cincinnati in the Hall of Fame Tip-Off Tournament.

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D2 BOYS VOLLEYBALL: Pyatt, Silon lead Western Wayne over Nanticoke Area

John Pyatt had 17 kills, and Vinny Silon had 15 kills and eight digs to lead third-seeded Western Wayne to a 3-1 (25-21, 25-14, 18-25, 25-23) win over No. 6 Nanticoke Area in the District 2 Class 2A boys volleyball quarterfinals on Tuesday.

Braden Laity added five kills and four aces, and Theo Black had 33 assists for the Wildcats (13-4), who advanced to play second-seeded Crestwood in the first match of a semifinal doubleheader at Holy Redeemer on Thursday night.

Zack Zubritski had 12 kills, Ethan Yendrzeiwski added 10 service points and eight blocks, Braeden Isaacs had 20 assists and nine service points, and Jayden Teron had blocks for Nanticoke Area (9-7).

Crestwood 3, Valley View 0: The second-seeded Comets (13-3) powered their way into the semifinals of the Class 2A tournament with a 25-20, 25-13, 25-22 win over No. 7 Valley View.

Crestwood advanced to face third-seeded Western Wayne in the first match of a doubleheader at Holy Redeemer High School on Thursday.

Kyle Liparulo had five kills and two blocks, Jagger Roe added five kills, Mike Shemonski had five kills, and Antonio Farina had 18 assists for Valley View (10-6).

Holy Redeemer 3, Dallas 0: Joshua Rocha continued his outstanding season by recording 41 kills to lead top-seeded Holy Redeemer to a 25-19, 25-15, 25-11 win over No. 8 Dallas in the quarterfinals.

The Royals, who are ranked No. 5 among Class 2A teams in the state by the Pennsylvania Volleyball Coaches Association, advanced to the semifinals and will host No. 4 Berwick 30 minutes after the first game of a doubleheader on Thursday night.

Jack Wasiakowski had 39 assists, four blocks, four digs, and nine service points for the undefeated Royals (17-0).

In addition to the two heavy hitters for Holy Redeemer, Max Mohutsky had 10 service points…

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N.J. sectional track and field results, 2025: South Jersey, Groups 1 and 4

The South Jersey, Groups 1 and 4 track and field championships will be held on Friday, May 16 and Saturday, May 17 at Pennsauken.

Below, find the results for every event, for both genders.

BOYS RESULTS

GROUP 1

Teams

  • 1 – Glassboro, 135
  • 2 – Woodstown, 66.50
  • 3 – Schalick, 57
  • 4 – Camden, 44
  • 5 – Haddon Township, 33
  • 5 – Audubon, 33
  • 7 – Clayton, 32
  • 8 – Palmyra, 28
  • 9 – Woodbury, 23
  • 10 – Gateway, 22
  • 11 – Penns Grove, 19
  • 12 – Pennsville, 14
  • 13 – Maple Shade, 12
  • 14 – Buena, 11
  • 15 – Burlington City, 10
  • 15 – Salem, 10
  • 17 – Paulsboro, 8.50

100 Preliminaries

  • 1 Donte Davis Burlington City 10.94
  • 2 Jaiden Steele Camden 10.96
  • 3 Xavier Sabb Glassboro 11.04
  • 4 Ka’ron Ceasar Penns Grove 11.08
  • 5 Marquis Taylor Woodbury 11.10
  • 6 Colin McGlinn Pennsville 11.26
  • 7 Malachi Streeter Paulsboro 11.32
  • 8 Alex Adeleye Glassboro 11.36
  • 9 Ta’sheem Butler Glassboro 11.51
  • 10 Benji Contarino Gateway 11.53
  • 11 Juson Stewart Clayton 11.54
  • 12 Odu Oluwuferanmi Maple Shade 11.58
  • 13 Rafee Clemente Riverside 11.59
  • 14 Michael Monroe Palmyra 11.61
  • 15 Kylee Goodson Penns Grove 11.63
  • 16 William Roy Penns Grove 11.69
  • 17 Kowie Limbaga Audubon 11.69
  • 18 Willie Weathers Clayton 11.70
  • 19 Omarion Pierce Salem 11.70
  • 20 Jaden Haltiwanger Haddon Township 11.76
  • 21 Burak Sayin Palmyra 11.79
  • 22 Mekhi Foster Gateway 11.81
  • 23 Samier Pettit Woodbury 11.81
  • 24 Ah’Zeir Pagan Camden 11.82
  • 25 Jamal McCall Burlington City 11.92
  • 26 Jeremy Benson Camden 11.93
  • 27 Jase Volovar Schalick 11.95
  • 28 Jermaine Loney Schalick 12.03
  • 29 Payton Szkotak Audubon 12.05
  • 30 Ty Young Pennsville 12.07
  • 31 Justyn Holloway Paulsboro 12.09
  • 32 Jacob Finger Gateway 12.13
  • 33 Marcus Forman Pennsville 12.23
  • 34 Maximus Csaszar Woodstown 12.24
  • 35 Alsir Hig Haddon Township 12.25
  • 36 Ra’Shar Stevenson Salem 12.29
  • 37 Aaron Scott Paulsboro 12.39
  • 38 Justice Santiago Wildwood 12.39
  • 39 Nico Good Audubon 12.44
  • 40 Carter Schmidt Woodstown 12.46
  • 41 Malik Smith Buena 12.46
  • 42 Reece Powell Maple Shade 12.47
  • 43 Kyshann Long Salem 12.80
  • 44 Angel De La Rosa Haddon Township 12.93
  • 45 Dayvon Williams Wildwood 13.02
  • 46 Jayvion Hennessey Wildwood 13.43

100 Finals

  • 1 – Xavier Sabb, Glassboro, 10.69
  • 2 – Jaiden Steele, Camden, 10.72
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Penn State men’s basketball set to play against Providence in Hall of Fame showcase

More information about Penn State’s nonconference game against Providence has been released.

The two teams will meet in the Hall of Fame showcase at Mohegan Sun Arena on Nov. 22.

Jon Rothstein reported in April that the squads will meet in November in Mohegan Sun Arena, but now an exact date and the face they’re playing in the Hall of Fame showcase is known. An exact tipoff time has yet to be announced.

Tickets for this game will go on sale on Ticketmaster and at the Mohegan Sun Arena Box Office starting on September 6.

This game is the only known matchup in Penn State’s 2025-26 nonconference schedule. Home and away opponents for the Big Ten slate were announced on April 29.

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Make It Two in a Row for Wyoming Area

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04/09/25 @ MMI Preparatory School 17
04/01/25 vs Wyoming Valley West 13
03/29/25 @ Dunmore 13
04/29/25 @ Greater Nanticoke Area 12
05/13/25 vs Greater Nanticoke Area 10

Wyoming Area came out on top against Old Forge on Wednesday thanks in part to the team’s impressive four-run third inning. The Warriors’ pitcher stepped up to hand the Blue Devils an 8-0 shutout. The Warriors might be getting used to big wins seeing as the team has won seven games by eight runs or more this season.

Not much got past Alexa Gasek, who gave up just three hits to keep Old Forge off the board. Gasek has been nothing but reliable on the mound: she hasn’t given up more than two walks in nine consecutive appearances.

At the plate, Marissa Giardina was excellent, going 2-for-3 with three runs and one stolen base. That’s the most runs she has posted since back in April. The team also got some help courtesy of Josie Kivak, who went 1-for-4 with two RBI and one run.

Wyoming Area hit smart and finished the game with only two strikeouts. They are a perfect 6-0 when they post two or more strikeouts.

The win made it two in a row for Wyoming Area and bumps their season record up to 10-8. The victories came thanks in part to their pitching effort, having only surrendered a grand total of 0 runs in those games. As for Old Forge, their loss ended a five-game streak of wins at home and dropped them to 9-10.

Wyoming Area has already played their next matchup (against MMI Preparatory School), but no score has been uploaded at the time of writing. As for Old Forge, they will face off against Forest City at 7:00 p.m. on the 22nd.

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In Baghdad, Guterres affirms UN will never forget staff killed in Canal Hotel attack

António Guterres was speaking during a wreath-laying ceremony at a memorial in Baghdad to honour the victims of the 19 August 2003 Canal Hotel bombing – the worst terrorist attack in UN history.

Twenty-two people were killed, including the then UN Special Representative for Iraq, Sergio Vieira de Mello.  More than 100 others were injured, and several survivors attended the ceremony.

Families still mourning

Mr. Guterres told the audience that “22 years is a long time, but we will never forget the colleagues who were killed that day in the bombing at the Canal Hotel.”

These staff members “were sons, daughters, mothers, fathers and friends who are, to this day, mourned by those they knew and loved,” he said.

“We will always remember their leader, Sergio Vieira de Mello, who was also killed in the attack. We will stand with the survivors whose lives were changed forever,” he added.

“And we will remember the courageous colleagues and others who rushed to help on that terrible day, and in the days and weeks after — showing us the very best of the humanitarian spirit.”

A tribute and reminder

Mr. Guterres said the memorial stands as a tribute to their lives and their contributions to the people of Iraq.  It also serves as a reminder of how far the country has come since 2003.

He noted that the women and men of the United Nations have worked tirelessly together with the brave and resilient people of Iraq to support their quest for stability, development and peace.

He stressed that above all, the memorial is “a clear reminder of the vital work that our organization does around the world — and the dangers our people face in carrying out that work.”

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Seneca Has No Trouble Against Lenape

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Seneca lost a heartbreaker the last time they played Lenape, but it’s fair to say they got their revenge given the result of Thursday’s contest. The Golden Eagles were the clear victors by a 17-11 margin over the Indians on Thursday. This was payback for the Golden Eagles, who suffered a 4-2 defeat the last time these two teams met.

Emily Buddendorf

05/15/25 @ Lenape 5
05/07/25 @ Winslow Township 4
04/26/24 vs Paul VI 4
05/12/25 vs Bishop Eustace Prep 3
04/28/25 vs Cherry Hill West 3

Seneca got a massive performance out of Emily Buddendorf, who went 5-for-6 with three runs, three RBI, and one stolen base. Those five hits gave Buddendorf a new career-high. The team also got some help courtesy of Madison Heller, who went 3-for-4 with three RBI, two runs, and one stolen base.

They weren’t the only ones making solid contact: Seneca kept the outfield on their toes and finished the game with 16 hits. That strong performance was nothing new for the team: they’ve now got at least nine hits in three consecutive games.

Seneca has been performing well recently as they’ve won four of their last five matches. That’s provided a nice bump to their 6-10 record this season. Those wins came thanks in part to their hitting performance across that stretch, as they averaged 11.8 runs over those games. As for Lenape, they are on a five-game losing streak that has dropped them down to 8-9.

Coincidentally, Seneca and Lenape will both be playing Paul VI the next time they take the field. The Indians will head out to face the Eagles at 3:45 p.m. on Friday, while the Golden Eagles will host them on Monday.

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