THE MINUTEMEN FLEX THEIR MUSCLES IN BIG WIN OVER WOBURN
Meet Information
Woburn Dual Meet
April 30, 2025
Lexington Center Track - Lexington, MA
RESULTS
LEXINGTON, MA - Last spring when the Tanners came to Lexington, their boys had one of their best performances in recent memory and bested The Minutemen by a score of 77-58. The Woburn girls fought hard, but fell in the end by a score of 86-50. However, the meet was far closer than the score would indicate. With that backdrop, the 2025 edition of the Lexington vs. Woburn meet had all the makings of a revenge tour for The Minutemen. Sure enough, that is exactly what unfolded as LHS was dominant from start to finish. Lexington's boys won by a score of 99-37, while the Lex girls were even more decisive on their way to a 102-24 victory.
In the boys' meet, Lexington was led by a number of standout performances in the field events. However, none stood out more than that of junior Sam Myerberg in the Javelin. After Myerberg took the lead with his opening throw of 150'1", Woburn's Nahshon Lubowa answered back on his second throw with a huge personal best of 154'6". On his next attempt, Myerberg sent the metal spear out 154'1" into the sector, but still remained in second place going into the final round. There, Lubowa fouled, and Myerberg took advantage. With his teammates cheering him down the runway the LHS junior launched the javelin 165'11" to win the event and smash the LHS record in the event previously held by Connor Hill (LHS '16). Over in the Shot Put, LHS again had to deal with Lubowa who threw the 12-pound ball 46'7" in the second round. However, Lexington junior Nick Roell responded back immediately with a big personal best of 47'9.25". That mark qualified him for the MIAA Division 1 Championships and won the event for his team. Over on the Triple Jump runway, juniors Cleavon Manor Jr. and captain Simon Tandeih dominated the field. Manor Jr.'s first attempt took him 44'4" out into the pit, which not only won the event but placed him #2 all-time in LHS history. Meanwhile, Tandeih's final jump was his best and with his mark of 43'2" he now ranks #4 on the LHS all-time list, in just his first time competing in the event.
It was another huge day for junior Ainsley Cuthbertson in the Hammer and Discus. She began her afternoon by shattering her previous best in the Hammer with a throw of 153'11". That mark extends her own LHS record and now ranks her US #23 in the event. Later, Cuthbertson finally took down the last school record that has eluded her as she won the Discus with an MA #2 throw of 125'4". Her throw bested the previous LHS record held by former teammate Quin Tandeih (LHS '24). With that, Cuthbertson now hold the LHS record in all five individual events in which she competes, which puts her in the company of LHS icons Meikle Paschal and Natasha Roetter who both graduated with at least five individual LHS records. Along with the big day for Cuthbertson, the Woburn meet also saw the return of three key pieces of LHS's Indoor State Championship team. Sophomore Callie Glenn blazed her way to a 76-second final 400m to win the Mile in 5:23.59. Next, freshman Amelia Whorton took the track in the 800m. She also took a controlled approach to the early part of the race, but delivered a 67-second final lap to win with a time of 2:17.20. Finally, it was freshman Janie Conrad who was dominant in the 2 Mile. Conrad turned in a personal best of 11:14.55 to win the event by over 40 seconds, and now ranks MA #5 in the event. Back in the field events, junior Aubrey Deardorf proved once again that she is on another level in the Long Jump. In her signature style, Deardorf's first attempt was her best, as she flew out 19'0.75" to break her own LHS record and extend her MA #1 lead in the event.
Other Highlights for the Boys
Other Highlights for the Girls
Up Next
LHS's pole vaulters will again travel to Burlington to compete this week. The Middlesex League Block #3C meet at Burlington High School is set to begin at 4pm.
Woburn Dual Meet
April 30, 2025
Lexington Center Track - Lexington, MA
RESULTS
LEXINGTON, MA - Last spring when the Tanners came to Lexington, their boys had one of their best performances in recent memory and bested The Minutemen by a score of 77-58. The Woburn girls fought hard, but fell in the end by a score of 86-50. However, the meet was far closer than the score would indicate. With that backdrop, the 2025 edition of the Lexington vs. Woburn meet had all the makings of a revenge tour for The Minutemen. Sure enough, that is exactly what unfolded as LHS was dominant from start to finish. Lexington's boys won by a score of 99-37, while the Lex girls were even more decisive on their way to a 102-24 victory.
In the boys' meet, Lexington was led by a number of standout performances in the field events. However, none stood out more than that of junior Sam Myerberg in the Javelin. After Myerberg took the lead with his opening throw of 150'1", Woburn's Nahshon Lubowa answered back on his second throw with a huge personal best of 154'6". On his next attempt, Myerberg sent the metal spear out 154'1" into the sector, but still remained in second place going into the final round. There, Lubowa fouled, and Myerberg took advantage. With his teammates cheering him down the runway the LHS junior launched the javelin 165'11" to win the event and smash the LHS record in the event previously held by Connor Hill (LHS '16). Over in the Shot Put, LHS again had to deal with Lubowa who threw the 12-pound ball 46'7" in the second round. However, Lexington junior Nick Roell responded back immediately with a big personal best of 47'9.25". That mark qualified him for the MIAA Division 1 Championships and won the event for his team. Over on the Triple Jump runway, juniors Cleavon Manor Jr. and captain Simon Tandeih dominated the field. Manor Jr.'s first attempt took him 44'4" out into the pit, which not only won the event but placed him #2 all-time in LHS history. Meanwhile, Tandeih's final jump was his best and with his mark of 43'2" he now ranks #4 on the LHS all-time list, in just his first time competing in the event.
It was another huge day for junior Ainsley Cuthbertson in the Hammer and Discus. She began her afternoon by shattering her previous best in the Hammer with a throw of 153'11". That mark extends her own LHS record and now ranks her US #23 in the event. Later, Cuthbertson finally took down the last school record that has eluded her as she won the Discus with an MA #2 throw of 125'4". Her throw bested the previous LHS record held by former teammate Quin Tandeih (LHS '24). With that, Cuthbertson now hold the LHS record in all five individual events in which she competes, which puts her in the company of LHS icons Meikle Paschal and Natasha Roetter who both graduated with at least five individual LHS records. Along with the big day for Cuthbertson, the Woburn meet also saw the return of three key pieces of LHS's Indoor State Championship team. Sophomore Callie Glenn blazed her way to a 76-second final 400m to win the Mile in 5:23.59. Next, freshman Amelia Whorton took the track in the 800m. She also took a controlled approach to the early part of the race, but delivered a 67-second final lap to win with a time of 2:17.20. Finally, it was freshman Janie Conrad who was dominant in the 2 Mile. Conrad turned in a personal best of 11:14.55 to win the event by over 40 seconds, and now ranks MA #5 in the event. Back in the field events, junior Aubrey Deardorf proved once again that she is on another level in the Long Jump. In her signature style, Deardorf's first attempt was her best, as she flew out 19'0.75" to break her own LHS record and extend her MA #1 lead in the event.
Other Highlights for the Boys
- The 110m Hurdles saw senior Ryan Zhang run an MA #7 time of 14.70 seconds; junior Panos Kokkinias (15.91) qualified for the Division 1 Championships; junior Aidan Raney (16.53) hit the Middlesex League Championship standard as well.
- Senior Max Zhang took the Mile in a time of 4:26.22 to qualify for Divisionals; sophomores Patrick Noonan (4:30.73) and Trevor Stevens (4:34.67) also hit the Divisional mark.
- The 800m saw senior James Joseph (2:00.42) win in a Division 1 qualifying time; Noonan (2:01.58) and senior Zach Barry (2:03.24) helped bust out the golden broom as they both qualified for League.
- Junior captain Amari Mow won the 100m in a Divisional qualifying time of 11.07 seconds; senior Shariff Robinson Jr. (11.65) hit the League mark as well.
- Tandeih (22.67) took the 200m with a Divisional qualifier of his own; Mow (23.31) and Robinson Jr. (23.56) both qualified for League.
- Along with Roell's big day, junior Franz Schroeder threw a season best of 44'10.50" to qualify for League in the Shot Put.
- Myerberg debuted in the High Jump with a leap of 5'8", which qualified him for League; freshman Henry Moehring also cleared 5'8" for the first time, qualifying for League in the process.
- Sophomore Alden Hall (10:17.49), freshman Andrew Zhang (10:32.57), and junior Sean Ryan (10:34.89) all hit the League mark in the 2 Mile.
- In the 400m, Max Zhang (53.33) hit the League standard.
- Senior Raphael LeDonne threw a huge personal best of 162'3" in the Hammer.
Other Highlights for the Girls
- In the 200m, junior Felice Haverly (26.05) charged to victory in a Division 1 qualifying time; fellow classmates Bruguers Sagues (27.55) and June Reddy (27.77) both hit the League marks as well.
- Earlier, Haverly won the 400m with a personal best and Divisional qualifying performance of 59.33 seconds.
- The 400m Hurdles saw freshmen Sarojini Nath (1:11.22) and Kashish Kumar (1:12.16) turn in personal bests and Divisional qualifiers.
- Freshman Evelyn Radcliffe hit the Divisional mark in the Discus with a throw of 98'9"; junior Ella Wolosoff (91'5") improved on her League qualifier as well.
- Deardorf won the 100m with a Divisional qualifying mark of 12.71 seconds.
- Sophomore Alycia Charest (11:58.56) dipped under the elusive 12-minute barrier for the first time in the 2 Mile as she qualified for a Divisionals.
- In the 100m Hurdles Cynthia Gu had a breakthrough race and qualified for Divisionals with a time of 16.84 seconds; senior Naomi Francillon (17.92) qualified for League as well.
- The 800m saw Glenn (2:25.41) and freshman Natalie Bielat (2:25.60) both achieve the League standard.
- Sophomore Erin Ehmann made her season debut by qualifying for the League Meet in the Mile with a time of 5:37.81.
- Fellow classmate Iris Yu (16'3.50") hit the League standard in the Long Jump with a personal best leap.
Up Next
LHS's pole vaulters will again travel to Burlington to compete this week. The Middlesex League Block #3C meet at Burlington High School is set to begin at 4pm.