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Congratulations Girls Indoor Track
The Girls Track Team won their 8th straight Group 3 Indoor Relay Championship on Sunday, January 18, 2026!
Congratulations to the Girls Track Team for their 8th consecutive win at the NJSIAA Group III Indoor State Relays on Sunday. The ladies hard work continues to pay off. Congratulations to the:
Distance Medley team: Guilianni Marshall, Nylah Lovelace, Jada Lindsey and Annabella Cassidy placed 8th with the highest finish in school history.
Shuttle Hurdle Relay: Jasmine Jackson, Ma'Syiah Brawner, Cinniya Robinson and Justice Green placed 1st with a new US #1 time of 31.03
4x200 Relay: Jasmine Jackson, Leeya Joseph, Amaya Jones and Cinniya Robinson placed 1st
4x800 Relay of Amariah Arango, Olivia Okaro, Jordyn Cato, and Julisa Derry placed 2nd
Sprint Medley Relay: Cinniya Robinson, Jasmine Jackson, Olivia Okaro and Amariah Arango placed 1st
4x400 Relay: Amaya Jones, Jordyn Cato, Nylah Lovelace and Leeya Joseph placed 2nd
Pole Vault relay of Nyla Williams and Cherish Hazelton placed 4th
High Jump Relay of Ma'Syiah Brawner and Justice Green placed 2nd.
Great job ladies. Please see the articles below regarding the outstanding performance by the ladies.
Winslow logs No. 1 time in SHR
The Eagles continued their dominance at the Group 3 relay championships, winning their eight consecutive title. This performance was headlined by a new state No. 1 time in the 4x51.5 SHR of 31.03. Jasmine Jackson and Cinniya Robinson were featured in three victories and headlined this run as well. The duo was joined by Ma’Syiah Brawner, who won the high jump title as well, and Justice Green. Winslow has established itself as one of the top sprinting teams in the state.
EAGLES SOAR TO 8TH STRAIGHT TITLE
The Winslow girls captured their eighth consecutive state relay title and 10th overall by outscoring runner-up Ocean City, 58-30.
With 10 state relays titles, Winslow is now tied for the 4th most in state history for a girls program. Haddonfield, Willingboro, and Union Catholic are all tied for first with 11. The 8 titles in a row
by Winslow is No. 3 all-time for a girls' team. Union Catholic has won 11 in a row and Hopewell Valley is second with nine straight championships.
As usual, triple winners Jasmin Jackson and Cinniya Robinson were the catalysts for Winslow.
Winslow, who scored in 7 of the 9 events, dropped a US No. 1 time of 31.03 to win the shuttle hurdles, 4:12.64 to finish first in the sprint medley, and the Eagles blasted a 1:43.83 to capture the 4x200.
The rest of Winslow's points came from runner-up finishes in the 4x400, high jump and 4x800, and from a fourth-place finish in the pole vault.
Click the link to see the article in " From The Back Stretch" about our Championship Relay Team!