Franklin County Athletes Secure Gold Medals at Mid-Penn Track and Field Championships
Franklin County athletes demonstrated exceptional performance at the Mid-Penn Track and Field Championships held on May 9, 2026, at Trojan Stadium in Chambersburg. The event saw local competitors earning a total of eight gold medals, comprising five individual titles and three relay victories. Notable achievements included Greencastle-Antrim's 4x100 relay team, featuring Logan Andou, Cort Bradley, Jeremiah Amstutz, and Spencer Long, who secured gold with a time of 42.89 seconds. Chambersburg also celebrated success, with their girls' 4x100 relay team, including Addie Brubaker and Bree Paetow, winning gold in 49.52 seconds. Individual standouts such as Chambersburg's Emily Mitchell in the 300m hurdles and Isaiah Ferguson in sprint events contributed to the county's strong showing. The championships highlighted the competitive spirit and athletic prowess of students from schools like Greencastle-Antrim, James Buchanan, and Chambersburg. This regional sporting event served as a significant platform for high school athletes to showcase their talents, with Franklin County representatives dominating several key categories and bringing pride to their respective schools and communities through their disciplined training and competitive execution.
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Franklin County Athletes Secure Gold Medals at Mid-Penn Track and Field Championships
Franklin County athletes demonstrated exceptional performance at the Mid-Penn Track and Field Championships held on May 9, 2026, at Trojan Stadium in Chambersburg. The event saw local competitors earning a total of eight gold medals, comprising five individual titles and three relay victories. Notable achievements included Greencastle-Antrim's 4x100 relay team, featuring Logan Andou, Cort Bradley, Jeremiah Amstutz, and Spencer Long, who secured gold with a time of 42.89 seconds. Chambersburg also celebrated success, with their girls' 4x100 relay team, including Addie Brubaker and Bree Paetow, winning gold in 49.52 seconds. Individual standouts such as Chambersburg's Emily Mitchell in the 300m hurdles and Isaiah Ferguson in sprint events contributed to the county's strong showing. The championships highlighted the competitive spirit and athletic prowess of students from schools like Greencastle-Antrim, James Buchanan, and Chambersburg. This regional sporting event served as a significant platform for high school athletes to showcase their talents, with Franklin County representatives dominating several key categories and bringing pride to their respective schools and communities through their disciplined training and competitive execution.
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