The Cicero-North Syracuse boys and girls outdoor track teams are still perfect on the spring, as both squads moved to 4-0 with victories over host West Genesee on Wednesday. The boys took an 88-44 win while the girls were victorious 98-24.

Northstars coach Greg Broton mentioned that despite plenty of rainfall and severe thunderstorms in the area, fortunately, it didn't impact the Senior Night meet.

"We were lucky to get the meet in," he said. "On the radar, there were some storms around us, but nothing that was close enough where we had to delay the meet."  

The boys were led by Ashton Murdock and Maxwell White, who each picked up a pair of event wins. Murdock placed first in the 1,600- and 3,200-meter run with times of 04:54.00 and 10:39.00 respectively, while White took the top spot in the shot put (47-03) and discus (100-06).

Marissa Navara and Hannah Boyle took a pair of victories for C-NS as well. Navara won the 1,600- and 3,200-meter run with times of 04:59.40 and 10:52.90 respectively, while Boyle won the 200-meter dash and 400-meter run in 27.43 and 58.10 respectively.On the girls' side, senior Brooke Blaisdell led the team with three event wins. Blaisdell captured the 100-meter dash (13.56), triple jump (35-01) and long jump (17-05 1/2).

Boyle's 400-meter run mark broke her own school record. Kate Putman also was victorious in the 800-meter run (2:28.04) and steeplechase (7:07.67).

Putman not only won the steeplechase, but it was her first time competing in the event according to Broton, and it broke a school record that was set in 2008.

The Northstars boys and girls teams have one more meet left in the regular season, which comes at 5 p.m. next Wednesday on the road against Baldwinsville.  "Our boys are undefeated and their boys team is 4-0 too, so it'll be a battle for the league championship," Broton said.