The Falcons competed in Friday’s Allentown School District Invitational Track and Field Meet at J. Birney Crum Stadium.

Salisbury’s Jack Reichenbach earned a pair of gold medals with first-place finished in the long jump and high jump.

In long jump, Reichenbach sailed 22 feet, 4 1/2 inches to beat Keiden Marajeen (22-2.5) of East Stroudsburg North. In high jump, Reichenbach cleared 6 feet, 7 inched to take first over Lehighton’s Shane Blasiak (6-2). Falcon teammate Robert Kulp was fourth in high jump at 6-0. Kulp finished 14th in long jump (19-2).

Rylee Donaldson earned sixth place finish in the 400 meter dash in 1:02.33. She also competed in long jump, finishing 17th at 15-2 1/2.

The Falcons’ only other top-10 finishers for Salisbury were Olivia Hoeing taking ninth place in triple jump with a leap of 32-6 and Jacara Smith taking 10th in both javelin and shot put. Smith threw the javelin 90 feet, 5 inches. She putted the shot 29-1 and took 25th in discus with a throw of 78-4. Caitlin Hoeing placed 15th in triple jump at 31-7 1/2.

Other Salisbury athletes competing at the ASD Meet include Madison Jewell (11th in pole vault at 8-0), Erica Holben (17th in high jump at 4-6; 14th in long jump at 15-4 3/4), Margauz Petruska (17th in javelin at 84-11)Kayla Renelli (20th in high jump at 4-6), Timothy Buda (25th in 100 at 11.188), Michael Sosnowski (25th in 1600 in 4:58.97, Zachary Stringer (25th in 300 hurdles at 46.36), Sarah McGee (26th in 100 in 14.0; 23rd in 200 in 29.04), and Noemi VonHolden (34th in 100 hurdles in 21.75).