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Lenape Track

Welcome to the Lenape Track and Field Team website.  Please check this site daily for updates to the schedule.

The championship meet has been postponed.  The new date is Tuesday, 5/27.

Tue 5/27, BCL-North Championship Meet at East

 

Line-up for the Championship meet on 5/27: 2025 BCLN Championship List (There may be some changes to the line-up. It will be updated as changes are made. If your events change, you will receive an email from Mr. P.)

(Remember your uniform.)

Please check the line-up. 

An "x" means you are in that event. A number for a relay indicates the order of the runners for that relay (if you have a question or concern please ask me).

"b" means that you are in the second heat.

"alt" means you are an alternate; if someone cannot compete, you're next in line.

"o" means you have the option to compete.

If you cannot attend the meet, please email Mr. P. as soon as possible so that we can make adjustments.

If you see "XXXXXXXX", that means you are not competing in the meet.

Please note that we can only enter 3 people per event in the away meets, and we are limited to 4 per event in tri-meets (2 per field event), even when they are at home.

Uniform and Lenape wear orders: Closed

2025 Meet Schedule: 2025 Track and Field Schedule

Meets start at 3:15 and usually end around 4:45-5:00.  All athletes are expected to stay until the end of all meets unless the coaches are notified in advance of special circumstances.  All participants will walk to West for home meets.  A bus will transport athletes to "away" meets and return to Lenape after the meets.  If parents need to pick up an athlete from a meet, a parent (guardian) must report to the coach and sign a document indicating that the athlete is leaving with that person.  If a parent is providing transportation for someone else's child, a parent of the child must provide a note or email in advance, indicating the expectation, and the parent providing transportation must report to the coach and sign a document indicating that the athlete is leaving with that person.

In-season practice is every day from 2:45 to 4:45. The first week, practices will end at 4:15; after that, they will end at 4:45. We will meet in the Lenape gym; then, usually, we will walk to West.  Athletes should arrange to be picked-up at Lenape for the first 2 weeks, then at West.  On Tuesdays, we will usually practice at Lenape because there are meets scheduled at West.  Changes and cancelations will be posted here.  We will always practice unless a coach tells you that practice is cancelled

2025 Results:

Th 4/24: Lenape 182 - Unami 84

M 4/28: Lenape 134 - Log College 132

W 4/30: New Hope - Solebury PPD

F 5/2: Lenape 187 - Tamanend 79

T 5/6: Lenape 190 - Klinger 76

Th 5/8: Holland 146 - Lenape 108 - Newtown 88

M 5/12: Lenape 167 - Holicong 164 - New Hope Solebury 13

Th 5/15: Lenape 160 - Tohickon 88

2024 Results:

W 4/17: Lenape 214 - Unami 47

W 4/21: Lenape 163 - Log College 103

Th 5/2: Lenape 177 - Tamanend 88 - Newtown 79

T 5/7: Lenape 189 - Klinger 77

Th 5/9: Lenape 139 - Holland 127

M 5/13: Lenape 137 - Holicong 129

M 5/20: Lenape 156 - Tohickon 110

 

Resources:

What should you eat?: Nutrition and Diet 
What does a track look like?: CB West Track
How to Set Up Your Training Area: Setting up a Training Area
Drill Demonstrations: Exercise Library 1
Stretches for Runners (chart): Stretches for Runners
Article about Shin Splints: Shin Splints
Article about Hydration (Water): Water Requirements

Hurdles:

1) Basics Hurdle Explanation

2) The First Hurdle

3) Hurdle Practice Drills A

4) Approaching the Hurdle

5) Beginning Hurdles: Tips and Drills

6) Sprint Hurdles: Developing the 3-step Rythm

7) ACE: Lead Leg Training

8) ACE: Staying Low over the Hurdles

Long Jump:

1a) Long Jump - Skill Breakdown

1b) Long Jump Progression - Detailed - advanced

2) Long Jump Plyometric Drills

3) Long Jump - Teaching Progression

4) Long Jump Take-off Progression

5) Long Jump - A Consistent Approach

6) Long Jump - The Full Approach

7) Long Jump - The Penultimate Step

8) Long Jump - Landing Technique

9) Long Jump - Sprinting Technique

10) Long Jump - Common Problems and How to Avoid Them

11) Long Jump - top 10 men

12) Long Jump - to 10 women

High Jump:

1) How to High Jump for Beginners

2) High Jump Drills - Backovers

3) High Jump - Establishing an Approach

4)

5) Rotating Over The Bar

Shot Put:

1) Shot Put Rules

2) Basic Shotput Drills

3) How to Glide

4) Drill Progression for the Glide Technique

5) Shot Put Release

6) Drills for Shot Put Glide

7) How to Throw the Shot - John Bowman

 

Special Interest:

1) Flo-Jo Women's Sprint Records

2) Eliud Kipchoge - INEOS 159 Challenge

3) Men's 100m Record Progression

4) Special Feature: Special Race in CA (worth watching)