Two of the Colonial League’s best teams gathered with heavy hearts at Southern Lehigh Middle School on Tuesday afternoon for a regular season track meet less than 24 hours after Notre Dame-Green Pond coach Art Corrigan passed away at the age of 83.

Conference members can strive for goals within that realm among their neighbors, of course. In recent years, though, Brush as an independent has been unable to strive similarly. That means, in track and field for instance,

Minnewaska's girls came in first place and its boys finished in second as it was host in a Laker track and field invitational on Monday evening. Minnewaska's girls won with 186 points, which beat Osakis' 160.

The Westfield and Southwick track and field teams renewed their friendly rivalry on Monday at Dick Atkinson Track in Southwick.

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Lewisburg’s girls and boys track and field teams swept Central Columbia in a dual meet on Tuesday. The girls won, 106-44, to improve to 3-0 while the boys won, 82-68, and moved to 2-1. Lewisburg senior Baylee Espinosa picked up where she left off last year after the state meet and ran two solid races