Jon Grey

Grey was a three-time All-American at William & Mary and competed for Boulder TC and Adidas

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PA athletes performed well at the NCAA Division I Championships in Terre Haute, Indiana. For the women, the Mid-Atlantic Region was well-represented as West Virginia, Princeton and Villanova went 4-5-6 in the team competition. Boyertown grad Jason Weller was the 5th man for podium-landing 2nd place Iona. (Photo: Timothy O'Dowd)

Kennard-Dale distance aces Jonathon and Matthew Grey have made their college choices... Jon is heading to the University of Kentucky, while Matt will stay in PA and run at Slippery Rock University. Upper Merion\'s Alli Andreyko is headed to Shippensburg University. She has a 5k PR of 18:45 and 3200 of 11:21.74. Lisa Giacometti, a member of the 2005 State Champ AA XC team, is headed to Syracuse University. Kenny Burgess, Sewickley Academy distance, is going to Lehigh University. Paul Winterhalter, Malvern Prep (distance), is headed to Emory University. His teammate, Brian Duffy will attend Duke University because it\'s Duke. He\'ll walk-on in the fall for XC. Central Bucks West\'s Claire Smith/b>, a member of the AAA state 4x400 runner-up last spring, will be heading to James Madison University in VA.

Conestoga\'s Liz Costello is relatively new to this level of racing, but it certainly isn\'t fazing her in the least, finishing a strong 3rd to Ohio star Bridget Franek and Michigan\'s Kellee Lemcke, running 18:29.10. In the boys\' race, Hatboro Horsham\'s Josh Hibbs was 7th in 15:55.10, leading the PA team to a 3rd place finish...

Kennard-Dale took three of the top five spots in the boys race, as Jonathan Grey led his team with a strong 15:49 at John Rudy Park. York Suburban\'s Emily Perina outsprinted Eastern York\'s Elicia Anderson to win by a second in 18:59.

The Strath Haven girls took a trip to the brutal Hereford MD HS course to run the Bull Run Invitational, and came away with a 5th place finish in the Elite race.In the Small School Races, the Kennard Dale boys went one-two-three to seal a 2nd place for the team. In the girls Small Schools Race, Kari Blood of East Pennsboro finished 8th.

While the Boys Varsity Group 1 race overshadowed the meet, they weren\'t the only stellar performances on a perfect day for racing.