PIAA state track meet 2024: Live updates from Saturday's action

The final day of competition is here for the PIAA track and field championships at Seth Grove Stadium at Shippensburg University.

Saturday's action kicks off at 9 a.m. with the finals of the 3,200-meter run.

Follow for live updates during Saturday's competition, where more gold medalists will be crowned. Click here to recap the action from Friday.

2024 PIAA state track and field: Live results from Class 2A

2024 PIAA state track and field: Live results from Class 3A

And, we'll leave it there ... congrats to all the PIAA medalists and competitors!

Slippery Rock boys win 2A team title

Spring Grove girls wins the 3A team title

General McLane finishes fourth in meet's unified team competition

Spring Grove's Laila Campbell becomes four-time PIAA champ in 3A 200

Slippery Rock in contention for PIAA 2A team title

The Slippery Rock boys are now in contention for the meet's 2A team title thanks to Levi Prementine and Eli Anderson. The seniors finished first and second in the 300 hurdles.

It was Prementine's second event victory for the meet. He repeated as the 2A boys long jump titlist during Friday's action at Shippensburg.

District 10 is up to five event victors with Prementine's second championship. He joins North East's Noah Crozier (2A boys high jump), Abby Malesiewski (2A girls 100 hurdles) and Jamari Curlett (2A boys 100).

Palmyra's Burgess doubles up on PIAA gold

Cedar Crest's Kaddel Howard defends PIAA title

Bermudian Springs' Carlson vaults to gold medal

More gold for North East

Jamari Curlett joined Malesiewski and Crozier as North East state champions roughly 30 minutes after Malesiewski's victory. The senior, at 10.82 seconds, won the 2A boys 100.

Curlett edged Mount Carmel's Xaiver Diaz by .03.

Mercyhurst Prep star Camden Bryant, his right hamstring wrapped, all but walked his 100 meters to finish eight. Bryant suffered his injury Friday during his anchor leg of the Lakers' 400 relay heat.

The Slippery Rock University recruit said Craig Buckner will take his place when Mercyhurst runs in the 400-relay final later Saturday.

Greencastle's Hurley earns spot on podium in 3A discus

Spring Grove's Bahn collects gold in 3A high jump

North East gets another PIAA gold medalist

Less than 24 hours after the Grapepickers' Noah Crozier was the gold medalist for state's Class 2A boys high jump competition, Abby Malesiewski also stood atop the meet's podium after Saturday morning's 2A girls 100-meter hurdles.

The freshman, by a margin of time too small to be listed on the official results, lived up to her status as the event's top seed. She and Montrose senior Chloe Diaz were each listed with championship final times of 14.85 seconds. However, PIAA officials checked the tape and determined Malesiewski was the victor. She was the fastest of three District 10 athletes who qualified for that face.

Fort LeBoeuf senior Ella Corritore placed sixth at 15.35 and Seneca senior Morgan Wilhelm seventh at 15.72.

Butler's Drew Griffith breaks PIAA 3A boys' 3,200 record

A day after setting the PIAA and national federation record in the 1,600, Butler's Drew Griffith broke the PIAA record in the 3,200 in Saturday's first event.

Griffith led the first lap but settled in behind silver medalist Ryan Pajak of Ringgold for the next two laps. By the halfway point he had regained the lead, opened it after five laps and started lapping the field in the sixth lap.

He needed a sub-70 second final lap to break the national record, but came up 6 seconds shy of that. The Notre Dame recruit ran a 1:05.93 in the final lap.

Palmyra's Burgess strikes PIAA gold in 3A 110 hurdles

2A girls 3,200 is underway

Day 2 of PIAA track and field is officially open

Athletes warming up ahead of the action

Ready for Day 2 of the PIAA state track meet

This article originally appeared on York Daily Record: PIAA state track meet 2024: Live updates from Saturday's action