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Cape track runs past Sussex Central
March 29, 2013
Cape's Jeremiah Cohen finishes the anchor leg of the 4-by-100-meter relay. Cape's E.J. Fountain, Raekwon Dukes, Maurice Mills and Cohen finished with a time of 45.4. BY DAN COOK
Cape's 4-by-100-meter relay team of (l-r) Jeremiah Cohen, E.J. Fountain, Maurice Mills and Raekwon Dukes finished victorious with a time of 45.4. BY DAN COOK
Jeremiah Cohen wins the triple jump with a 40-foot leap. BY DAN COOK
Cape's Amir Conley takes the hand-off from Sam Young in the 3,200-meter relay. Conley and Young teamed with Jevon' Sample and Solomon Cox to take first with a 9:41. BY DAN COOK
Cape senior jumper Juli Kyritsis wins the girls' high jump with a leap of 4-feet-4-inches. BY DAN COOK
Cape junior Brittany Hart clears the bar during the girls' high jump. BY DAN COOK
Juli Kyritsis, left, and Liz Sparks congratulate Cape jumper Brittany Hart after her leap. BY DAN COOK
Cape freshman Andrea Brzoska launches the discus during the win over the Golden Knights. BY DAN COOK
Cape's Rachael Best gets the baton from Liz Sparks during the 4-by-800 relay. Madison MacElrevey, Elizabeth Sparks, Rachel Best and Keren Rams took first with a time of 11:19. BY DAN COOK
Keren Rams runs the corner during the 3,200 relay. BY DAN COOK
Cape's Amanda Hurst wins the 100-meter hurdles with a time of 17.8. BY DAN COOK
Cape boys' and girls' track started off the season out of the blocks with a 110-36 boys' victory and a 123-23 girls' win.
"This was the coldest opening day in the past five years,"' said girls' head coach George Pepper. "We got to take a look at everyone in a couple different events. We are young team that has potential to keep improving as the season progresses."
Cape travels to Indian River Tuesday, March 26, for a tri-meet with the Indians and St. Thomas More.
