Parkland boys track and field coach Stephen Ott is not only proud of his team’s 88-62 win over Emmaus last Wednesday at Parkland High School, he’s proud that the Trojans did it as a team.

“Our track and field teams are made up of individuals performing together toward a common goal,” Ott said. “Each person is part of the team.”

With the win, his team is 4-0 in the Eastern Pennsylvania Conference’s Lehigh Division with the league and district championships scheduled to start next week.

“The goal was to win each meet as a team, and improve individually during those meets,” Ott said.

While the Trojans have worked together to earn their perfect record, there have been superlative individual performances along the way. Against Emmaus, sprinter Mustapha Salau continued to show everyone he is a force, winning the 100, 200 and 400-meter races. Brady Hoffman won the 800 run for Parkland, while teammate Justin Trexler claimed first place in the 110 hurdles.

Parkland’s relay teams have looked good in all four regular season meets. Against the Hornets, Tyler Vicari, Dylan Simon, Rhian Romain and Connor Sherwood won the 4x100 relay and teammates Humza Iman, Brady Hoffman, Tyler Vicari and Salau won their 4x400 encounter. High jumper Connor Johns beat fellow Trojan James Kelly in a close battle and Sherwood won the triple jump.

“Our season was a short one,” said Ott. “It is about moving forward. Move forward and get better.”

The Trojans’ final dual meet against Nazareth was canceled. The East Penn Conference Championship is set for May 10 at East Stroudsburg South High School, with the District 11 Meet scheduled for the follow week at Blue Mountain High School.

Parkland 88, Emmaus 62

100: 1. Mustapha Salau (P) 10.9, 2. Tyler Vicari (P), 3. Dylan Simon (P); 200: 1. Mustapha Salau (P) 22.1, 2. Connor Sherwood (P), 3. Aidan Dougherty (E); 400: 1. Mustapha Salau (P) 49.8, 2. Jarrett Lysek (E), 3. Imam Humza (P); 800: 1. Brady Hoffman (P) 2:06.2, 2. Tristan Schmidt (E), 3. Matthew Norton (E); 1600: 1. Ethan Strzempek (E) 4:51.5, 2. Paul Abeln (P), 3. Avi Hochhauser (P); 3200: 1. Samuel Dalton (E) 11:01.6, 2. Cameron Price (P), 3. Ethan Strzempek (E); 110H: 1. Justin Trexler (P) 15.0, 2. Rhian Romain (P), 3. Kyle Ryan (E); 300H: 1. Kyle Ryan (E) 42.3, 2. Rhian Romain (P), 3. Alex Harmon (E); 4x100: 1. Parkland (Tyler Vicari, Dylan Simon, Rhian Romain, Connor Sherwood) 43.1, 2. Emmaus (Matthew Bruchak, Aidan Dougherty, Colin Bryce Gabe Trexler). 4x400: 1. Parkland (Imam Humza, Brady Hoffman, Tyler Vicari, Mustapha Salau) 3:30.6, 2. Emmaus (Geoffrey Kleinberg, Shep Hensler, Dylan Bassett, Jarrett Lysek); 4x80: 1. Emmaus (Matthew Norton, Oscar Felegy, Holden Brown, Geoffrey Kleinberg) 8:30.1, 2. Parkland; High jump: 1. Connor Johns (P) 5-7, 2. James Kelly (P), 3. Quinlan Johnson (E); Pole vault: 1. Aiden Hurlburt (E) 13-0, 2. Brian Warren (P), 3. Luke Rautzhan (E); Long jump: 1. Shep Hensler (E) 19-4, 2. Connor Sherwood (P), 3. Jonathan Daphnis (E); Triple jump: 1. Connor Sherwood (P) 39-7, 2. Ben Price (E), 3. James Kelly (P); Shot put: 1. Davonte Hinds (E) 41-5 1/2, 2. Noah Rhode (P), 3. Marc Ramos (P); Discus: 1. Tristan Schmidt (E) 115-11, 2. Julius Reyes (P), 3. Christopher Facchiano (P); Javelin: 1. Tristan Schmidt (E) 198-11, 2. Andrew Nguyen (P), 3. Christopher Facchiano (P).