Optional practice for the Boy's Spring Track team will reconvene on Monday, February 26th-March 1st at 2:50 PM. Anyone interested in participating in Spring Track this season is strongly encouraged to attend. 

Official practices will start on March 4th at 2:50 PM every day after school. While we will occasionally meet indoors, our default practice location will be outside near the 100m start line & home bleachers. All physicals must be uploaded to Planet HS and approved by our trainers prior to March 4th. Please fill out your son's "Spring Re Cert" and/or paperwork today. 

Roster limitations will be placed on the 100m dash, 200m dash, and select throwing events. A one week practice period, followed by two separate time trials, will give athletes the opportunity to see what their interests, strengths and weaknesses are. A list of sprinting standards is attached below. Athletes that aspire to solely train for the 100/200 must hit these standards, while anyone who does not meet the marks, will be encouraged to try out other event groups. The goal of these trials is to retain all interested athletes, while gathering a sense of what event’s they have the best chance of competing in and training for throughout the short season.

Additionally, please join the proper remind group with your full first and last name. ( No symbols or first initials)

Parents Remind Group - https://www.remind.com/join/parentsmet  Password ( if required ) @parentsmet 

      Athletes Remind Group - https://www.remind.com/join/76keb99  Password ( if required) @76keb99 

Please send any questions to Coach Torpey - ctorpey@methacton.org

All athletes interested in joining the Boy’s Spring Track team should attend a preliminary meeting on February 14^th in the LGI. Practice will begin on March 4^th, with time trials starting on March 8^th. 

Roster limitations will be placed on the 100m dash, 200m dash, and select throwing events. A one week suggested practice period, followed by two separate time trials, will give athletes the opportunity to see what their interests, strengths and weaknesses are. A list of sprinting standards is attached below. Athletes that aspire to solely train for the 100/200 must hit these standards, while anyone who does not meet the marks, will be encouraged to try out other event groups. The goal of these trials is to retain all interested athletes, while gathering a sense of what event’s they have the best chance of competing in and training for throughout the short season.

Sprinting Standards: 

For throws, a combination of general strength tests and throwing trials will take place to give the athlete a realistic outlook if they have a chance to compete. (PAC rules only allow 6 throwers per event).  

It is important to note that we will never dismiss any athlete entirely because of performance. JV athletes that show participation, a positive attitude, minimal absence history, and a willingness to improve/participate in other event groups, will gradually have more opportunities as the season goes on.

One of the best parts of high school track and field is giving brand new athletes, and athletes from other sports an opportunity to challenge themselves and join a highly competitive team. However, students that show up unprepared, carry a negative attitude, and seem generally uninterested will likely fall short of making our team.

Please send any questions to ctorpey@methacton.org