Snyder Track and Field

We will email out workouts later today if you’d like to complete them on your own when air quality improves. Thank you!

Week 2 ✅
Adjustments were made for indoor afternoon meets, but these kids crushed it! We even had a pacer test facility record broken by TWO campers. Congratulations Adam and Conley!

62 more athletes ready to take on track and field 💪.

We’re excited to grow our Snyder Elite Training groups for 2026-2027. These programs are designed for athletes ages 7-18 who want to take their track & field training to the next level: Snyder Elite Distance, Snyder Elite Sprints & Jumps, and Snyder Elite Throws.

These groups aren’t about “who’s the best.” They’re about who’s dedicated, motivated, and ready to put in work while still having fun and enjoying the process.
If you’re ready to grow in the sport of track and field, this is a chance to train year-round with us.

Each program involves a monthly membership that includes:
-One structured practice each week
-Free access to Tuesday Open Hours, where athletes can use the facility and work on technique
-Flexible enrollment — start or stop anytime
-Elite training group shirt
-Discounts on other Snyder Track and Field programs

On top of weekly training, we’ll build in a few optional competition opportunities throughout the Winter/Spring.

The Elite Training program will begin mid-September and run until May, with days off for holidays. It will pause June–August while athletes and coaches focus on our summer club team, and then return in September 2027.

**While these programs are designed to improve track and field performance, they can also be used to improve endurance, speed, strength, and agility for other sports.

Information and registration (when open on 8/1) can be found here: www.snydertrackandfield.com/snyder-elite

Making the most of a smokey situation.

Our coaches are great at pivoting when needed, so today’s camp was full of indoor fun to avoid the smokey air outside.

We will still be holding our Friday camp track meets tomorrow and will adjust as necessary based on conditions.

Attention Rochester area!
We still have some spots left in our fun day camp meeting Monday through Friday, 8/3-8/7 in Henrietta. Come experience the fun of track and field and learn events including sprints, long jump, hurdles, shot put, javelin, and long distance running. Camp concludes with a mini track meet for kids to show off all they’ve learned. Registration is through the Town of Henrietta Parks and Recreation:
https://henriettany.myrec.com/info/activities/program_details.aspx?ProgramID=31009

South towns friends: we’ll see you next week for our final “track meet” day!

What a weekend! Here’s a Sunday recap:
Roxy got 2nd place in the region for 100 AND 200!Braelynn ended up 7th for the 100 and 6th for the 200, and it’s only her first year in track!
For the 1500, we had a full army competing. In the 9-10s, Leighton had a fantastic finish for 2nd place! Ryan had an enormous PR (also got his 400 and 800 PR en route) and Camden E ran well and then really shined in his 800 later in the day. For 11-12 1500s, Max took 6th and teammates Adam and Camden S ran great PRs (Adam and Camden also had great sub-3 PRs in the 800). Molly ran a 20 second PR and Ruth was seconds off her best.
For 13-14 1500s, Evelyn ran a PR of 5:18 also ran a PR 800 later in the day) and Aubree finished strong and also had a PR 800 later on. and for 15-16s, Carmelo ran strong and got close to his PR. This crew will be a force for XC 👀 Hudson ran a very strong 800 in his first year with us. We also had 2 13-14 shot putters - Noah placed 10th in shot and Kate took 4th in a strong field of 13!

Just making it to this meet is an accomplishment and we’re so proud of these athletes. They work hard, push themselves to be great, and they support their teammates across age groups. Thank you to the families who gave up their weekend to be here and represent our club. It means the world to us.

A few scenes from the Junior Olympics Regional Championship. One more day to go for this meet!

Congratulations to medalist Evelyn Mullin, placing 3rd in the 3k with a PR!
Roxy and Braelynn both advanced to finals in the highly competitive 100 and 200. Both PRed in the 200. We’ll see how they do in finals tomorrow!
Max qualified for nationals with a nice PR in the 3k.
Noah had a big PR in discus and qualified for nationals. He also ran well in the 100 and 200.
Nicholas and Carmelo both qualified for nationals in the 3k and Carmelo PRed in the event.
Bryn had great PRs in 100 hurdles and long jump.
Our 400 meter girls group of Amelia, Mila, and Molly all PRed. Amelia also PRed in the 200.
Camden ran a great PR in the 3k and looked very strong throughout the whole race.
Hudson and Trey were just shy of PRs in the 400 and had great days overall. Hudson also had a PR in the 200. Charlotte had a strong run in the 3k and did well in shot put too!
On Thursday, Kate placed 5th in the grueling pentathlon.

Stay tuned for Sundays results!

This is track and field.


📷Diane Sardes