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TRACK AND FIELD: Cedar Crest's Horn, Lebanon's Winters grab L-L gold


LANDISVILLE >> The search for a sporting occasion that Evan Horn can't rise to continues. It's gonna be a long search.

And Erin Winters isn't exactly a shrinking violet, either, when it comes to meeting and overcoming challenges.

The competitive spirit and clutch genes of Cedar Crest's Horn and Lebanon's Winters were on full display on Friday during Day One of the Lancaster-Lebanon League Track and Field Championships at Hempfield High School.

Horn added to an already considerable athletic legacy by capturing the boys javelin title with an ice-water-in-the veins heave of 181 feet, four inches on his final attempt, jumping from third place to the top of the medal stand.

Winters, meanwhile, continued to soar to incredible heights in competition, clearing a season-best 12 feet, six inches en route to successfully defending her girls pole vault championship.

The gold-medal efforts of Horn and Winters highlighted a strong showing by Lebanon County competitors, as the locals departed Landisville with a total of nine medals in tow.