FIRST TEAM
Joshua Adams, long jump, Spanish River senior: Team captain earned top honors in the long jump at the FSU Relays in first meet back from hamstring injury; four-year varsity member; part of the school record 4×400 relay team; Columbia University commit ran 50.45 (400) and jumped 22-11 1/4 in long jump.
Collin Brooks, 1600/3200, Boca Raton senior: Stetson commit finished fifth at state in the 3,200 while battling an illness that landed him in the ER right after the race; school record-holder in 3,200 (9:11.34); ran 4:19.98 (1,600), 1:58.96 (800); district champ, regional runner-up in 3,200; improved time by 80 seconds in 3,200, 32 seconds in 1,600.
Japrince Gaines, 800, Spanish River senior: Called career highlight reaching Class 4A state meet in two events – the 4×800 and the 800 – placing ninth in the 4×800 and 15th in the 800;had personal bests of 1:57.31 (800) at the Florida Relays and 8:01.86 at state; also ran 4:43.08 in 1,600.
John Lyons, high jump, Seminole Ridge senior: Had personal-best jump of 5-11 1/2 in winning district title; went on to take sixth at regional; won conference title and also placed fourth in Palm Beach County meet.
Justin Mosley, 100/200, West Boca senior: School record holder in four events (100) 10.74, 200 (21.88), 4×100 relay (43.83) and 4×400 (3:24.27); overcame hip injury and lost year to Covid to win county titles in 100, 200 and 4×400 relays; plans to walk-on for track team at Hampton University; played point guard for basketball team.
Alexander Rosenthal, javelin, Spanish River junior: First-year track athlete qualified for states in javelin and became school record holder (154-11); placed 17th at state in event; won javelin, second in district in discus (121-3, PR), fifth in shot (39-8, PR), 14th in 100 (11.65, PR); played football, volleyball and weightlifted.
Ethan Schwartz, pole vault, Spanish River junior: Third-year varsity member was district champion and finished runner-up in the county meet; has a PR of 12-91/2 in the event; placed 10th at state; enjoyed mentoring new vaulters getting them excited about doing something potentially difficult and scary; also plays tennis.
Nicolas West, 110/300 hurdles, Spanish River junior: Four-time AAU All-American and three-year varsity member and team captain; holds three individual school records in 300 hurdles (37.83), 110 hurdles (14.77) and 400 (49.60); was 2021 Sun Sentinel Boys 4A-3A runner of the year; third at state in 300 hurdles and 11th in 110 hurdles; won county, district, and region titles in 300 hurdles and district champion in 110-hurdles.
Jabari Williams, 400/triple jump, Wellington senior: All-purpose athlete won regional championship in triple jump with career-best 45-4; took sixth at state in event and followed that up with 11th-place finish at state in 400 (49.25), another PR; also, fourth at county; school record-holder in 400.
Corey Bouie, 400, Park Vista senior: Finished 10th at Class 4A state meet in the 400 and had his personal-best clocking of 48.71 when he placed third in the regionals; was fifth at the county meet in 400 and won district championship.
Caleb Gregoire, discus, Seminole Ridge senior: Captured district, region titles in discus, including a personal-best 143-8 in winning district; placed 15th at Class 4A state meet for the Hawks.
Lopez Lumaine, 100/200, Atlantic senior: Four-year varsity member overcame a high ankle sprain and hamstring injury to run a 10.78 (100) and 22.03 (200); also has a best time of 51.44 (400); member of county’s best 4×100 relay team; also plays football.
Ryan Rudnet, shot put, Park Vista senior: Finished ninth in state in shot put; second at regional with a personal best 48-9 throw; was fourth at county in shot; also threw discus (117-3) for third-place finish at district and placed 10th in regional.
FIRST-TEAM RELAYS
4×100: Atlantic (Tavius Horne, Lopez Lumaine, Corey Reddick, Jaydon Scott), 42.67
4×400: Park Vista (Corey Bouie, Donovan Daniels, Matthew Finkelstein, Mateo Lopez), 3:23.87
4×800: Spanish River (Japrince Gaines, Josh Grobler, Sam Jaramillo, Justin Spleha), 8:01.86
SECOND TEAM
Daylerh Campos Colmenares, 800, Boca Raton senior
Ritch Dieujuste, 110/300 hurdles, West Boca junior
Brady Greene, shot put, Spanish River senior
Tavius Horne, 100/200, Atlantic freshman
Sam Jaramillo, 3,200, Spanish River senior
Jordan Little, 200, Seminole Ridge senior
Benjamin Malcolm, pole vault, Dwyer sophomore
Sheridan McDonald, long jump, Palm Beach Central senior
Justin Spleha, 1,600, Spanish River senior
Alex Thompson, 400, Santaluces senior
Marcus Upshaw, high jump/triple jump, Dwyer junior
Timothy White, javelin, Palm Beach Central senior
Tim Young, discus, Dwyer senior
SECOND-TEAM RELAYS
4×100: Seminole Ridge (Rodney Green, Tavaris Haughton, Robert Lebrun, Michael Peters) 42.83
4×400: West Boca (Justin Mosley, Ritch Dieujuste, Alexander Osbourne, Ryan Douihech) 3:24.27
4×800: Boca Raton (Collin Brooks, Connor Brooks, Daylerh Campos Colmenares, Paul Glick) 8:25.83
HONORABLE MENTION
Atlantic: Bruce Webb, Redondo Estin; Boynton Beach: Marcus Fuller, Christopher Morinvil; Dwyer: Preston Augustin, Corrado DeSantis, Jayden Hopkins, Tabari Mason, Marcus Upshaw; John I. Leonard: Nygel Bodden, Richard Permission, Jamari Smith; Jupiter: Axel Cazenave, Justin Collins, Kale Howell; Lake Worth: Andy Pompilus; Olympic Heights: Amar Penn, Thiago Pinto, Ambriele Shaw, Tyler Shaw; Park Vista: Ryan Edelstein, Ryan Finkelstein, Noah Pierre, Ben Zimmerman; Palm Beach Central: David Usher, Timothy White, Ka’Ron Young; Palm Beach Lakes: Logan Smith; Royal Palm Beach: T’jyon Christian, Danny Dubriel, Jaheem Francis, Kavion Hayes; Santaluces: Mikalet Jean; Seminole Ridge: Luke Davis, Hayden Gray, Jordan Little; Spanish River: Ethan Cook; Wellington: Mark Fyfe, Reece Larson, Kevin Liriano, Elvick Previlma; West Boca: Andrew Garcon.
COACH OF THE YEAR
Spring all County on Wednesday, June 1, 2022.
Doug Horn, Spanish River: Led Sharks to conference and district titles; third place in regional meet and team set several new school records. “This was the most well-balanced team in Spanish River history as we were able to score points in every track and field event. The team’s success is due to a highly committed coaching staff who truly care about each and every kid regardless of talent level.”
