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Pentucket Sachems Boys Track and Field '19

Clohisy, Lopata set records

Jack Clohisy and Peter Lopata each set school records on the way to individual titles as Pentucket placed fourth as a team at the EMass. Division 4 track Meet at Norwell High School.

Clohisy broke his own Sachem record and took the crown in the 400 hurdles (56.41). He also won the title in the 110 hurdles (14.94). 

Lopata broke the school and meet record on the way to the title in the mile (4:18.01). That is 12th best in Eagle-Tribune area history. 

Lopate then joined Keegan Comeau, Anthony Accardi and Will Coppola to win the 4x800 (8:23.23) after being seeded third.
 
"It was great to see Jack defend both his Division 4 titles," said coach Steve Derro. He has really had a phenomenal season. 
Peter ran outstanding in the mile, I was hoping for around 4:20 or maybe a little under, then he drops a 4:18.01 in that heat which was outstanding. Breaking the meet record held by Jon Gregorek was just incredible."  
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Boys Track and Field, 05/26/19 » 0 Comments & 0.0 Stars

New school records

Jack Clohisy continued his great spring on the track, and was the highlight for a Pentucket boys team that came in fourth at Saturday's Cape Ann League Championship with 65 points. He won the 400 hurdles (56.77) and came in fourth in the long jump (19-10.50), but made his mark in the high hurdles where his second-place time of 14.64 broke his own school record of 14.92.

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Boys Track and Field, 05/18/19 » 0 Comments & 0.0 Stars

Pentucket take crown

Pentucket's 4x1,600 relay of Keegan Comeau, Anthony Accardi, Will Coppola and Peter Lopata took the title in 18:49.54 at the MSTCA Division 4 State Relays. Lopata also teamed with Ryan Kiley, Keegan O’Keefe and Jack Clohisy to take third in the sprint medley in 3:39.53, breaking the school record by 13 seconds.

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Boys Track and Field, 04/28/19 » 0 Comments & 0.0 Stars

Clohisy a quad winner

Peter Clohisy had himself a day for Pentucket track. He had four first-place finishes, taking gold in the long jump (19-4), 400 hurdles (59.14), 100 hurdles (16.13) and the triple jump (39-11). The triple jump was a personal best. Colin Costa also set a personal best in the 2-mile (10:45.76), shatting his previous best by 27 seconds.

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Boys Track and Field, 04/24/19 » 0 Comments & 0.0 Stars