NEW YORK, NY -- The Lake Braddock track squad concluded an excellent weekend for the Bruins as they picked up two additional All-American honors on Sunday to finish the meet with a total of five All-American performances. The Lake Braddock girls\' 4x800 meter relay (9:17.83) posted the state\'s fastest time of the season en route to a national runner-up finish in New York.
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The Lake Braddock distance girls closed out a sensational weekend in the distance relays with a national runner-up finish in the 4x800 meter relay on Sunday. After earning All-American honors on Friday in the distance medley relay with a fourth place finish, the Lady Bruins picked up their second such honor with the fastest time in the state this season with their 9:17.83 clocking. Comprising the relay squad for Lake Braddock were Michelle Presley (2:20.xx split), Kelsey Snowden (2:15.xx), Katie Rudesheim (2:21.xx), and Erin Klein (2:19.xx). Snowden and Klein also ran respectable times in their individual events with Snowden finishing 18th overall in the 800 meter run (2:17.66) and Klein taking a 14th place finish in the two mile run (11:21.01).
The Lake Braddock distance girls closed out a sensational weekend in the distance relays with a national runner-up finish in the 4x800 meter relay on Sunday. After earning All-American honors on Friday in the distance medley relay with a fourth place finish, the Lady Bruins picked up their second such honor with the fastest time in the state this season with their 9:17.83 clocking. Comprising the relay squad for Lake Braddock were Michelle Presley (2:20.xx split), Kelsey Snowden (2:15.xx), Katie Rudesheim (2:21.xx), and Erin Klein (2:19.xx). Snowden and Klein also ran respectable times in their individual events with Snowden finishing 18th overall in the 800 meter run (2:17.66) and Klein taking a 14th place finish in the two mile run (11:21.01).
Lake Braddock\'s David Jones earned All-American status in the pentathlon as he racked up a point total of 3568 in the multi-event.
Kharya Brown who recently transferred to Brooke Point High School, finished just out of All-American honors in both finals of the 60 and 200 meter dashes with finishes of seventh (7.67) and eighth (24.58) respectively.