Henninger, Hightower, Gillette sparkle **Seniors, from Whitehall, Easton and Parkland respectively, win gold.
By Andre D. Williams ·
ParklandEastonWhitehallEmmausLibertyNazarethBethlehem CatholicSalisburyAndre WilliamsWhitehall’s Doug HenningerEaston’s David HightowerScott LePlayoffsChampionship
Whitehall’s Doug Henninger won with strength and Easton’s David Hightower won with speed and crisp hurdling. Then, there was Parkland’s Matt Gillette, who used long strides and a solid finishing kick to anchor the Trojans to victory in the 3,200-meter relay before closing out…
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