The NJSIAA Track and Field Meet of Champions is set for June 3 at Pennsauken High School, starting at 2 p.
m. Nearly 30 schools from Morris and Sussex counties will be represented.
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Athletes earned their spots through top finishes and wild-card entries at the Group championships.
Morris County Qualifiers
Boonton's Walter Hedblom-Green qualified in the javelin, and Patrick Piechowski advanced in the high jump.
Butler's Anna Totyik will compete in the high jump, while Oscar Zacharski qualified for the triple jump.
Chatham's Marcus Valenzuela secured his spot in the 1,600-meter run. Delbarton's Daniel Gallic (javelin), Martin Hindenlong (high jump), and Alexander Makovsky (pole vault) all qualified.
Hackettstown's Thomas Bengyak earned his spot in the pole vault. Hanover Park's Kyle Dunn qualified in the 100-meter dash.
Jefferson's Gwen Silipena advanced in the discus.
Kinnelon's Sophia Ingargiola qualified, alongside teammate Gavin Varner in the pole vault.
Madison's Sadie Chase (pole vault), Nicole Driscoll (pole vault), and Rohan Tucker (100, 200, 400) qualified individually, along with the Girls 4x800 relay team.
Mendham's John Aymil qualified in the discus, and Caden Blaise advanced in the triple jump.
Montville's Anthony Agnoli (discus, shot put), Gabriella Pelov (800, 1,600), and Lahari Thata (high jump) all earned spots.
Morris Hills' Lajohn Alexis (triple jump), Nicholas Falcone (1,600, 3,200), and Gianna Ledford (pole vault) qualified individually, alongside the Boys 4x800 relay team.
Morris Knolls' Sean Wemmlinger advanced in the 1,600 and 3,200, and the Girls 4x100 relay team also qualified.
