LEXINGTON REMAINS UNBEATEN IN MIDDLESEX LEAGUE ACTION
Meet Information
Reading Dual Meet
May 7, 2025
Reading Memorial High School - Reading, MA
RESULTS
READING, MA - The 2025 spring edition of the Lexington v. Reading meet was billed as the clash of the unbeatens. Both boys' and girls' squads entered Wednesday with unblemished 3-0 records, and The Minutemen were geared up for their first true team test this Outdoor. However, what was hyped up as a classic matchup quickly turned, as LHS overpowered the Rockets over nearly four hours of competition. The Minutemen won the boys' meet by a score of 109-27, and the girls' meet by a score of 93-43.
Junior captain Simon Tandeih has been tremendous across every event this spring. He has qualified for the MIAA Division 1 Championships in the three jumping events, the 200m, and the 110m Hurdles. On Wednesday, Tandeih took another step towards greatness in the hurdles as he won the event in a time of 14.64 seconds. That mark beat the LHS record held by former NCAA DIII All-American Matt Hunter (LHS '11) by one-hundredth of a second. Another big performance came from fellow classmate Nick Roell. The LHS junior competed in the Discus where, from a stand, he launched the disc an incredible 141'1" out into the sector to win the event. LHS's Bomb Squad was well represented in the Discus as senior Raphael LeDonne (129'3") hit the Divisional standard, and fellow classmate Adrian Boell (119'9") achieved the Middlesex League Championship standard en route to a sweep of the top three places.
For the Lex girls, junior Felice Haverly has been stepped up her game in every way this spring. Already one of the top 200/400 sprinters in Division 1, Haverly faced her toughest challenge of the season on Wednesday in the form of Reading superstar Kamryn Encarnacao. The pair dueled in the 200m and as the gun fired, Encarnacao, a 100m specialist, shot out to the lead around the turn. However, Haverly kept her close and managed to overtake her as the two screeched down the homestretch. In the end it was Haverly who got to the line first with a new personal best of 25.81 seconds. That mark puts Haverly third among D1 200m athletes. Shortly after, Haverly was back on the track as a leg of the 4x100m Relay along with juniors Bruguers Sagues and Aubrey Deardorf, as well as sophomore Natalie Seed. The quartet delivered a big victory with a season best time of 50.56 seconds, which ranks LHS fourth in Division 1. Along with Haverly's big day, sophomore Callie Glenn stepped up for her team to take on the Mile/2 Mile double. To begin the meet Glenn cruised to victory with a time of 5:16.99. That mark puts her well under the Division 1 standard in the event. The sophomore then came back to once again take care of businesses as she won the 2 Mile with a season best and Divisional qualifying time of 11:45.60.
Other Highlights for the Boys
Other Highlights for the Girls
Up Next
LHS's pole vaulters are back at it on Thursday, May 9th, as the Middlesex League Block #4C meet will be held in Lexington. Action begins in the Pole Vault at 3:30pm.
Reading Dual Meet
May 7, 2025
Reading Memorial High School - Reading, MA
RESULTS
READING, MA - The 2025 spring edition of the Lexington v. Reading meet was billed as the clash of the unbeatens. Both boys' and girls' squads entered Wednesday with unblemished 3-0 records, and The Minutemen were geared up for their first true team test this Outdoor. However, what was hyped up as a classic matchup quickly turned, as LHS overpowered the Rockets over nearly four hours of competition. The Minutemen won the boys' meet by a score of 109-27, and the girls' meet by a score of 93-43.
Junior captain Simon Tandeih has been tremendous across every event this spring. He has qualified for the MIAA Division 1 Championships in the three jumping events, the 200m, and the 110m Hurdles. On Wednesday, Tandeih took another step towards greatness in the hurdles as he won the event in a time of 14.64 seconds. That mark beat the LHS record held by former NCAA DIII All-American Matt Hunter (LHS '11) by one-hundredth of a second. Another big performance came from fellow classmate Nick Roell. The LHS junior competed in the Discus where, from a stand, he launched the disc an incredible 141'1" out into the sector to win the event. LHS's Bomb Squad was well represented in the Discus as senior Raphael LeDonne (129'3") hit the Divisional standard, and fellow classmate Adrian Boell (119'9") achieved the Middlesex League Championship standard en route to a sweep of the top three places.
For the Lex girls, junior Felice Haverly has been stepped up her game in every way this spring. Already one of the top 200/400 sprinters in Division 1, Haverly faced her toughest challenge of the season on Wednesday in the form of Reading superstar Kamryn Encarnacao. The pair dueled in the 200m and as the gun fired, Encarnacao, a 100m specialist, shot out to the lead around the turn. However, Haverly kept her close and managed to overtake her as the two screeched down the homestretch. In the end it was Haverly who got to the line first with a new personal best of 25.81 seconds. That mark puts Haverly third among D1 200m athletes. Shortly after, Haverly was back on the track as a leg of the 4x100m Relay along with juniors Bruguers Sagues and Aubrey Deardorf, as well as sophomore Natalie Seed. The quartet delivered a big victory with a season best time of 50.56 seconds, which ranks LHS fourth in Division 1. Along with Haverly's big day, sophomore Callie Glenn stepped up for her team to take on the Mile/2 Mile double. To begin the meet Glenn cruised to victory with a time of 5:16.99. That mark puts her well under the Division 1 standard in the event. The sophomore then came back to once again take care of businesses as she won the 2 Mile with a season best and Divisional qualifying time of 11:45.60.
Other Highlights for the Boys
- The 400m Hurdles saw senior Kabir Gokarn (1:00.12) and sophomore Sheryas Hanchinamani (1:00.79) run PRs and D1 qualifiers on their way to a one-two finish in the event.
- Sophomore Trevor Stevens won the Mile with a personal best time of 4:31.46.
- Along with Tandeih, senior Ryan Zhang (14.96) and junior Panos Kokkinias (15.96) broke out the golden broom to sweep the 110m Hurdles.
- In the 100m it was sophomores Ben Alperovich (11.74) and Aaron Yu (11.74) who went one-two in the event.
- LHS took second and third in the 400m, as senior Tim George (53.34) and Yu (53.46) both ran PRs in the race.
- The senior trio of James Joseph (2:01.21), Zach Barry (2:01.62), and Nathan Cunningham (2:02.73) broke out the golden broom in the 800m.
- Sophomore Luis Linares Gutierrez took the 200m with a PR of 23.25 seconds.
- In the 2 Mile, the group of sophomores Patrick Noonan (9:45.34) and Owen Ross (10:10.16), along with junior Sam Finch (10:15.20) swept the event.
- Roell took second in the Shot Put with a throw of 43'7.50".
- Junior Sam Myerberg (152'6") won the Javelin by over 10 feet.
- The Long Jump saw junior captain Amari Mow (21'6.50"), Tandeih (21'2.75"), and junior Cleavon Manor Jr (21'2") bust out the golden broom.
- Manor Jr (44'3.75") and Mow (40'1") went one-two in the Triple Jump.
- Myerberg and freshman Henry Moehring both cleared 5'8" in the High Jump to take the top two spots.
Other Highlights for the Girls
- Freshman Sarojini Nath (1:10.64) earned the first victory of her high school career as she won the 400m Hurdles with a PR; senior captain Caroline Kvaal finished second in a time of 1:13.06.
- Along with Glenn, freshman Natalie Bielat (5:28.77) and sophomore Alycia Charest (5:41.31) finished off the sweep of the Mile.
- In the 100m Hurdles it was freshman Rebecca Wu (17.26) and junior Monjola Finnih who went two-three with a pair of personal bests.
- Deardorf ran a personal best of 12.68 seconds to finish second in the 100m; fellow classmate Julianna Mathurin (13.17) was third.
- Sophomore Marissa Hao held off the hard charge of a pair of Reading girls to win the 400m in a time of 1:02.40.
- The golden broom was out in the 800m as freshman Addie Haiar (2:26.62), senior captain Claire Cunningham (2:28.04), and freshman Emily Xia (2:33.88) all ran personal bests in the event.
- Mathurin (27.47) picked up third in the 200m with a season best time.
- Sophomore Erin Ehmann (11:57.36) outdueled Reading senior Molly Hackett to earn second in the 2 Mile.
- The Bomb Squad had all the brooms out in the Shot Put as they took the top five spots; junior Ainsley Cuthbertson (38'3"), freshman Hazel Pryce Lewis (27'1"), junior Emily Wondolowski (26'9.25"), freshman Adeline Bordok (25'11.25"), and freshman Evelyn Radcliffe (25'8.25") did the honors.
- Mid-D convert Allie Galloway, who has been training with the discus this season, overcame two fouls and delivered a League qualifying throw of 86'4" on her third and final attempt of the competition; Cuthbertson (122'4") and Radcliffe (102'4") placed first and second.
- Freshman Casey Atkins delivered a big second place for her team in the Javelin as she debuted in the event with a 70'10" throw.
- Deardorf won the Long Jump by a wide margin with a leap of 18'8.75".
- In the Triple Jump, freshman Cynthia Gu placed third with a jump of 35'1".
- Haverly (4'10") finished off her big day with a win in the High Jump; freshman Charvi Talupuru (4'9") and Sabina Green (4'8") brought out the golden broom.
Up Next
LHS's pole vaulters are back at it on Thursday, May 9th, as the Middlesex League Block #4C meet will be held in Lexington. Action begins in the Pole Vault at 3:30pm.