Warren’s 11 medalists at the Sharpsville Blue Devil Invitational show off their hardware on Saturday.

SHARON, Pa. – Naomi Hahn’s second place finish led a group of 11 Warren medalists at the prestigious Sharspville Blue Devil Invitational on Saturday at Buhl Park.

Warren, Eisenhower and Youngsville all competed in the field that featured 42 boys varsity teams and 37 girls varsity teams, with a number of impressive performances.

Hahn’s time of 19:09.22 trailed only Annie Wicker of Quaker Valley out of the WPIAL, who edged her by just over two seconds (19:07.14.)

Bri Ristau and Naomi Hahn finished 26th and 27th as the girls raced to an 11th place team finish.

For the Warren boys Nate Eadie, Trenten Dippold and Graham Carr led an impressive effort, with Eadie’s 22nd place finish tops on the team. They finished 9th in the team standings, as New Castle took home the team title.

“We had a really good day today,” said Warren coach Kevin Dustin. “Almost everyone had a huge personal record. We had 11 individual medalists and all teams finished pretty high for this level of competition. This meet really judges where you’re at and I’m excited about where these teams are right now. I’m so proud of this group, they are doing something special as far as Warren cross country is concerned. We are on track for big things and need to continue with our training plan to get everyone performing their best.

“To put this meet into perspective, it’s one of the most competitive meets you can go to in Pennsylvania and for us to come away with 11 medals shows what this group is doing and how hard they are working.”

Eisenhower also had a number of impressive effort.

Ethan Kellogg and Tyson Morrison once again paced the charge, with Kellogg finishing 63rd and Morrison 87th, as the Knights raced to a 28th place team finish.

For the girls, Sydeny Welker and Chloe Lesecki finished 159th and 164th respectively.

“Saturday was a good day to run,” said Eisenhower coach Darlene Beach. “Many of our athletes had personal best or season best times.”

The Knights also finished seventh as a team in the JV boys event.

For Youngsville, Mik Fehlman led the boys with a 140th place finish and Julia Bojaczko was 198th to pace the girls.

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Varsity

Warren Girls

2. Naomi Hahn 19:09.22; 26. Bri Ristau 21:02.12; 27. Kayla Giambrone 21:02.52; 137. Serena Clarke 23:35.43; 207. Erin Yunik 25:33.69

Warren Boys

22. Nate Eadie 17:28.87; 43. Trenten Dippold 17:48.44; 57. Graham Carr 18:00.42; 88. Beau Paris 18:32.20; 111. Brett Sowa 19:06.38

Eisenhower Girls

159. Sydney Welker 24:04; 164. Chloe Lasecki 24:13; 194. Lily Fedorchuk 25:07; 205. Gracie Anthony 25:21; 206. Lindsay Finch 25:29; 257. Julia Haight 29:18

Eisenhower Boys

63. Ethan Kellogg 18:06; 87. Tyson Morrison 18:30; 154. Alex Hummel 19:46; 184. Jonathan Abadie 20:13; 190. Brodie Whitney 20:19; 226. Ian Gillespie 20:59; 235. Michael Abadie 21:19

Youngsville Girls

198. Julia Bojaczko 25:13.24; 238. Aliviah Messinger 27:28.73; 264. Becca Henry 31:08.65

Youngsville Boys

140. Mik Fehlman 19:35.13; 203. Ryen Sutton 20:35.07; 251. Dominick Walton 22:11.00; 257. Collin Clough 22:32.78

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JV

Eisenhower Boys: 33. Jacob Williams 20:18; 37. Zack Ciprich 20:29; 46. Cody Anthony 20:49; 77. Matthew Cathcart 21:43; 96. Hunter Gourley 22:15; 146. Mark Passinger 25:16; 149. Brian Fedorchuk 25:33; 177. Noah Schwartz 30:28

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Junior High

Eisenhower Girls: 109. Madison Cathcart 11:58; 121. Winnie Wolf 12:03; 229. Alexis Christensen 13:27; 230. Brooke Anderson 13:31; 234. Katie Bunk 13:37; Olivia Hummel 14:00; 247. Kailee Morrison 14:04

Eisenhower Boys: 138. Abe Wolf 11:03; 190. Austin Guiher 11:34; 212. Logan Fincher 11:53