Warren had the most first-team and most second-team all-stars, by far, based on region competition.

In addition to these lists, Warren’s District 10 3A high-jump champions Lilly Newton and Max Spiegel were named all-district all-stars, and Sam Lindell was announced as Region 4 Boys’ Athlete of the Year.

“We had great representation on both the girls’ and boys’ side for all-region honors,” said Warren coach Kevin Dustin. “They had to earn their spot to be on that list, and we are very proud of everyone’s accomplishments. It is based solely on region competition and how we stack up, so having so many Warren names on that list just goes to show the strength of these athletes. Sam is extremely deserving of being male Region Athlete of the Year as he didn’t lose a single event he competed in during region competition. Great team seasons coming away as both girls’ and boys’ region champs as well.”

For the Lady Dragons, junior Morgan Alexander was listed in three first-team events, including the 1,600-meter run, 3,200, and as part of the 3,200 relay with junior Riley Evan and sophomores Leona Hovan and Brynn Norris.

Lilly Newton

Senior Lindsay Madigan was also a two-time individual first-team all-star in the triple jump and javelin. Hovan was also a first-team all-star in the 800, sophomore Adison Cullers in the 300 low hurdles, sophomore Attie Corey in shot put, and Newton, a junior, in high jump with a school-record-tying height of 5 foot-5.

Evan was also a second-team all-star in both the 1,600 and 3,200 and sophomore Julia Getner in the high jump and shot. Junior Zoe Rodgers (discus) and sophomore Gracie Page (pole vault) were also second-team all-stars for Warren.

Second-team relays included the 400 team of Madigan, Cullers, and juniors Madelyn Nosel, and Paiden Johnson, and in the 1,600 relay with Cullers, Hovan, Newton, and Nosel.

Eisenhower senior Sophia Martin was a first-team all-star in pole vault, and senior Emily Grosch (800), sophomore Rosalie Rondeau (triple jump), and the 3,200 relay team of Grosch, Senior Peyton Kellogg, junior Lainey Belcher, and sophomore Izzy Grosch were named to the Region 4 girls’ second team in their respective events.

Like the Lady Dragons, Warren’s boys also finished undefeated as a team, and Lindell led the way with region athlete of the year and was named a first-team all-star in four events — the 800, 1,600 (broke school record twice), and 3,200, as well as part of the 3,200 relay with junior Quinn Norris, and freshmen Leyton Salvatore and Cole Fitzgerald. Max Spiegel was a first-team all-star in the high jump.

Max Spiegel

Norris was a second-team all-star in the 800 for Warren, as well as in the 1,600 relay with senior Chase Sitler, junior Austin Fiscus, and Salvatore.

Other Dragon second-teamers were juniors Tomasso Clemente (200), Adon Maier (110 high hurdles), senior Cam Williams (300 hurdles), and the 400 relay team of Clemente, Sitler, junior Scott Nichols, and freshman Kahle Kuzminski.

For Youngsville, underclassmen Chase Myers (110 and 300 hurdles) and Ethan Beers (triple and long jump) were each two-time individual first-team all-stars. Freshman teammate Aiden Eger was also a first-teamer in javelin.

Beers was also named to the second team in high jump.

Eisenhower senior Joe Mistretta was a first-team all-star in the 400 and as part of the 1,600 relay with junior Bryceton Wilkins, and sophomores Easton Fitzgerald and Joe Gigliotti.

Mistretta was also a second-team all-star in the 800.

Here are the Region 4 Track and Field All-Stars:

GIRLS

Region 4 All-Stars

First team

100: Brenna Kuhl – Seneca – 9

200: Brenna Kuhl – Seneca – 9

400: Brenna Kuhl – Seneca – 9

800: Leona Hovan – Warren – 10

1,600: Morgan Alexander – Warren – 11

3,200: Morgan Alexander – Warren – 11

100 hurdles: Angel Troutman – Seneca – 11

300 hurdles: Addison Cullers – Warren – 10

400 relay: Seneca – Reagan Yost (10), Charlee Trapp (10), Jenna Truesdail (9), Madison Morvay (10)

1,600 relay: Seneca – Charlee Trapp (10), Olivia Paris (11), Madison Morvay (10), Brenna Kuhl (9)

3,200 relay: Warren – Leona Hovan (10), Riley Evan (11), Brynn Norris (10), Morgan Alexander (11)

Triple jump: Lindsay Madigan – Warren – 12

Long jump: Reagan Yost – Seneca – 10

High jump: Lilly Newton – Warren – 11

Pole vault: Sophia Martin – Eisenhower – 12

Discus: Haley O’Connor – Seneca – 9

Shot put: Attie Corey – Warren – 10

Javelin: Lindsay Madigan – Warren – 12

Second team

100: Ava Reagle – Union City – 12

200: Ava Reagle – Union City – 12

400: Ava Reagle – Union City – 12

800: Emily Grosch – Eisenhower – 12

1,600: Riley Evan – Warren – 11

3,200: Riley Evan – Warren – 11

100 hurdles: Reagan Yost – Seneca – 10

300 hurdles: Olivia Paris – Seneca – 11

400 relay: Warren – Lindsay Madigan (12), Maddie Nosel (11), Paiden Johnson (11), Addison Cullers (10)

1,600 relay: Warren – Addison Cullers (10), Leona Hovan (10), Lilly Newton (11), Maddie Nosel (11)

3,200 relay: Eisenhower – Lainey Belcher (11), Izzy Grosch (10), Peyton Kellogg (12), Emily Grosch (12)

Triple jump: Rosalie Rondeau – Eisenhower – 10

Long jump: Angel Troutman – Seneca – 11

High jump: Julia Getner – Warren – 10

Pole vault: Gracie Page – Warren – 10

Discus: Zoe Rodgers – Warren – 11

Shot put: Julia Getner – Warren – 10

Javelin: Junia Hines – Union City – 12

Region champion – Warren

Region athlete of the year – Brenna Kuhl, Seneca

BOYS

Region 4 All-Stars

First team

100: Zach Moats – Seneca – 9

200: Zach Moats – Seneca – 9

400: Joe Mistretta – Eisenhower – 12

800: Sam Lindell – Warren – 12

1,600: Sam Lindell – Warren – 12

3,200: Sam Lindell – Warren – 12

110 hurdles: Chase Myers – Youngsville – 10

300 hurdles: Chase Myers – Youngsville – 10

400 relay: Seneca – Zach Moats (9), Brayden Bernsley (10), Braeden Stankiewicz (11), Rylan Harwood (11)

1,600 relay: Eisenhower – Easton Fitzgerald (10), Bryceton Wilkins (11), Joe Gigliotti (10), Joe Mistretta (12)

3,200 relay: Warren – Quinn Norris (11), Leyton Salvatore (9), Cole Fitzgerald (9), Sam Lindell (12)

Triple jump: Ethan Beers – Youngsville – 11

Long jump: Ethan Beers – Youngsville – 11

High jump: Max Spiegel – Warren – 10

Pole vault: Lucas Myer – Union City – 11

Discus: Austin Jacobs – Seneca – 11

Shot put: Joe Brennan – Seneca – 12

Javelin: Aiden Eger – Youngsville – 9

Second team

100: Rylan Harwood – Seneca – 11

200: Tomasso Clemente – Warren – 11

400: Quinn Norris – Warren – 11

800: Joe Mistretta – Eisenhower – 12

1,600: Anthony Galkowski – Seneca – 10

3,200: Anthony Galkowski – Seneca – 10

110 hurdles: Adon Maier – Warren – 11

300 hurdles: Cameron Williams – Warren – 12

400 relay: Warren – Tomasso Clemente (11), Kahle Kuzminski (9), Chase Sitler (12), Scott Nichols (11)

1,600 relay: Warren – Quinn Norris (11), Austin Fiscus (11), Chase Sitler (12), Leyton Salvatore (9)

3,200 relay: Union City – Josh Mitcham (9), Jerrick Hunter (12), Zachary Myer (10), Lucas Silka (9)

Triple jump: Rob Wetzel – Seneca – 11

Long jump: Jackson Kibbe – Union City – 11

High jump: Ethan Beers – Youngsville – 11

Pole vault: Cameron Beebe – Seneca – 11

Discus: Tucker Pike – Union City – 12

Shot put: Nick Olson – Seneca – 10

Javelin: Abdalla Firkiri – Union City – 12

Region champion – Warren

Region athlete of the year – Sam Lindell, Warren

The all-region teams and athletes of the year are based on region competition, according to the Erie Times-News.