⭐️ Now Accepting New Athletes ⭐️
⭐️ Now Accepting New Athletes ⭐️
Erin Johnson (left), Rael Rassario (bottom), Joaquin Abraham (top), and Aiden Krakenburg (right) attended the Armory Youth Championships in New York City where the four competed in their respective events. Erin Johnson placed 3rd in her age group for Women's Pole Vault with a height of 2.20m. Rael ran the 300m followed by Joaquin PRing in the 800 with a 2:15.25. Lastly, Aiden placed 1st for the 55m hurdles with the fastest time of the day running an 8.26. (February, 2024).
Joaquin Abraham attended the AAU 14U Indoor Nationals meet in Michigan, he came out with two All-American titles in both the 800 and 1500. He placed 3rd in the 800 with a PR of 2:16.43, and 5th in the 1500 with a time of 4:56.90. An incredible accomplishment and both the only athlete from UP and his high school, BKW, to attend. (February, 2024)
Aiden (6, right) and Gabriel (10, left) participated in the Youth Metro Eagles Invitational down at the Armory in NYC where they each placed top 10 in all their events, and set a PR for everyone. Aiden ran the 55m dash in 10.17 placing 9th, the 200 in 38.36 placing 7th, and jumped a 2.91m long jump to secure 2nd place. Gabriel ran the 55m hurdles (his first time) running an 11.82 and placing 1st in his age division, the 1500m 5:58.70 (a HUGE PR) placing 5th, and jumped a 3.42m long jump to place 4th. (December, 2023)
Zion Evans was named Player of the Year for the Reinfurt Division. Evans played an exceptional season where he contributed most of the points to ICC. Derick Benn was named to the Reinfurt 2nd All-Star Team for Section 2 where he played in the all star game. (November, 2023)
Class of 2033 Cubs who attend Holy Spirit Schools, Patrick O'Brien and Brileigh Nichols participated in a color run on 10/26/2023. Both O'Brien and Nichols had personal goals to raise money and help contribute to their school. Holy Spirit raised $35,000 for the district which met their goal to help fund the school as it is privately run. (November, 2023)
Julia Dwelley has shown promise as an amazing athlete early in her career. Switching over from the short sprint hurdles to mid-distance, and encouraged to do cross country. Dwelley has climbed to the top of section 2, modified girls. She has won every league meet, beating both boys and girls in 7th and 8th-grade groups (her first year on the team as a 7th grader). (October, 2023).
"Zion Evans is a senior quarterback/defensive back for the Ichabod Crane football team.
Evans, a four-year varsity player, rushed for 210 yards and three touchdowns last week when the Riders defeated Catskill/ Cairo-Durham 36-0.
Ichabod Crane (3-1 overall, 3-1 Reinfurt Division) travels Friday to take on Schalmont (3-1, 2-1)." (Allen, 2023)
To no surprise, Brianna placed 4th at 22:28.90, as she has shown promise since starting cross country her freshman year at Ichabod Crane. Hard work and determination are written in her DNA as she claims top five titles often with a lower time each meet. She looks to conquer the NY State meet this year. (September, 2023).
"Isabella Scott (Upstate Panthers) replaced one of the longest-held Records of the Independence Invitational in the Girl’s (15-16) 400m Dash when she posted a time of 1:07.08, previously owned by Chloe Williams with a time of 1:10.43," (Anthony Mills, 2022).
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