2022 :
RESULTS FROM EDINBORO - TSTCA CHAMPIONSHIPS 2/19/2022: TSTCA Indoor Championships Result Page
Medalists:
Ryan Paris - 5th - 3000m
Jack Keenan - 6th - 60m hurdles
Distance Medley Relay - 5th (Ryan Paris- 1200m , John Maida-400m, Harrison Repko - 800m, Tyler Paszkowski- 1600m)
Eloise Facher - 5th - 60m & 8th - 200m
Claire Stevens - 8th - 400m
Samantha Hennen - 2nd - Mile & 4th - 3000m
4x200m Relay - 5th (Isabelle Dutkovic, Claire Stevens, Karina Zwicker, & Eloise Facher)
RESULTS FROM PENN STATE UNIVERSITY - PFTCA CHAMPIONSHIPS 2/27/2022: Complete Results
Eloise Facher - 14th - 60m - SCHOOL RECORD
Samantha Hennen 16th - Mile
2020 RESULTS:
RESULTS FROM PENN STATE UNIVERSITY - PFTCA CHAMPIONSHIPS 3/1/2020: Complete Results
Cam Mbalo - 1st - Triple Jump
Mayah Charity - 16th - 60m
RESULTS FROM EDINBORO - TSTCA CHAMPIONSHIPS 2/22/2020: Complete Results
Medalists:
Danielle Eshelman – 7th - mile
Samantha Hennen – 6th - 800m
Andrew Dadowski – 6th - 400m
Eloise Facher - 8th - 60m
Mayah Charity – 6th - 60m & 7th - 200m
Dalton Kalbaugh – 7th - 3000m
Cam Mbalo - 1st - Triple Jump
RESULTS FROM EDINBORO - 2/15/2020:
RESULTS FROM EDINBORO - 2/8/2020:
RESULTS FROM EDINBORO 1/24/2020
RESULTS FROM YSU OPEN MEET #1:
RESULTS FROM EDINBORO 1/4/2020:
By: Josh Rizzo
Thursday, January 16, 2020 | 7:28 PM
Eloise Facher had a subdued reaction to Shaler Area track and field coach Shawn Ryan’s news.
The Titans freshman impressed during her debut in early January at a track meet at Youngstown State.
Facher ran the second-fastest time in school history in the 60-meter dash by finishing in 8.18 seconds. Then she broke a 14-year old school record in the 200-meter dash by finishing in 27.87 seconds, eclipsing the mark set by Shateeya Ford.
“After she finished the 60 meters, I went up to her and said that’s an all-time Shaler Area top-two time in the record books,” Ryan said. “She just said, ‘Wow.’ She’s impressed by that and humbled at the same time.”
Facher was one of four Titans athletes — along with Tyler Paszkowski (1,600 meter), Dalton Kalbaugh (3,200 meter) and Cam Mbalo (triple jump) — to set new school marks at Youngstown State.
Facher having success was foreshadowed by her middle school career. She won the Mars Invitational in the 100 meters.
“We looked at her stats from her middle school years and thought she had potential,” Ryan said. “We didn’t expect much right away. It’s hard until you see a kid behind the blocks, and then we saw her put up a 8.18 in the 60 and 27.87 in the 200. She’s got some speed.”
Mbalo’s leap of 46 feet, 10 inches set a new meet record and also gave him the second-best recorded jump in Pennsylvania this season and the 12th best in the country.
Ryan said this group is always pushing for such performances.
Jack Keenan (hurdles), David Kondraciuk (long jump, 200 meter), Andrew Dadowski (200 meter, 400 meter), Maddie Bartosh (long jump), Danielle Eshelman (800 meter, 1,600 meter), Claire Stevens (400 meter) and Mayah Charity (60 meter, 200 meter) also competed for the Titans.
“I think the expectation is there,” Ryan said. “The kids know what the expectations are. I’m out raking sand right now, and two of my jumpers are here. They want to put the work in. That’s the mindset we have.”