Drake was second in the 1,600 at New Englands in 4:55.35 the fastest time by a Maine runner this season. 7, Joshua Price, WELLS, 18.33. For Leavitt senior Robert Oliver, the indoor track season was a long workout to prepare for his final outdoor season, which was capped off with the Class B state championship meet at Mount Desert Island High School. 7, Jesse Drury, FOX, J9-03. 7, Claire Henry, BRW, 31-03.25. 3, Connor St. Peter, MSSM, 129-07. 2, Andrew Card, MOR, 51.46. Bucksport won the 30-team field with 75points, whileTraipwas second was 56points. 7, Noah Roos, WA, 47.65. 200m: 1, Anna Connors, Bangor, 24.51R. 4, Caroline Fallona, Scarborough, 12.65. Discus: 1, Matt Charpentier, YORK, 152-10. Im sure they will be overwhelmed and happy about the fact that its going to look pretty normal, Fournier said. 5, Frazier Dougherty, YARM, 52.03. 7, Caroline Lerch, Portland, 34-03.50. Ararat, 4:29.38. 5, Faran Igani, Falmouth, 2:01.35. 800m: 1, Sam Wilson, GREE, 2:04.57. Class B Girls Outdoor Track and Field State Virtual Meet Jun 1, 2023. Only subscribers are eligible to post comments. 7, Helaina Winslow, BUC, J7-06. 5, Kyle Sidaway, JB, 11-00. The KVAC has both Class 'A' and Class 'B' schools and plays opponents within conference as well as with the Western Maine Conference (WMC), the Mountain Valley Conference (MVC) and the Southwestern Maine Activities Association (SMAA). 2, Bonny Eagle (Addy Thibodeau, Ella Dunne, Cadence Howard, Hannah Stevens), 9:58.53. 3, Sydney Connolly, Gorham, 12.60. 2, Brooklyn Alexander, Oxford Hills, 5-02. 51, Orono 46, Lisbon/Oak Hill 45, George Stevens Acad. 4, Ethan Wert, Windham, 11.24. 3, Winslow (Colby Genest, Zachery St.Pierre, Antoine Akoa, Evan Watts), 46.37. Traipsenior Seamus Reeveplaced first in the 100 in a time of 11.3 seconds, while senior JordanKofoswas fifth (11.86). 2, Miles Burr, MDI, 23.44. 7, Tucker Boudreau, GARD, 53.30. 6, Grace Broughton, GSA, 17.14. 7, Elias Grover, Falmouth, 119-07. 4, Ethan Wert, Windham, 22.67. 7, Caroline Lerch, Portland, 93-00. Please subscribe or login first for digital access. MVC championships set for Thursday while three KVAC championship meets set to follow Friday and Saturday. 4/25 Tuesday @New Trier Invite 4:30 New Trier F/S Invite. 6, Owen Mitchell, SD, 2:14.84. 4, Kiara Henry, CONY, 103-01. Select a Season and Year. 4, Karessa Anderson, BRW, 101-02. 300m Hurdles: 1, Trevor Grenier, OOB, 41.74. 2, Matt Snyder, GRNV, 137-06. Skip to page content. 2, Ethan Huss, SCS, 142-09. With a Press Herald subscription, you can gift 5 articles each month. 3, Emma Mclaughlin, Noble, 16.28. 2, Lisbon/Oak Hill (Gavin Grenier, Bryce Mitchell, Adrian Blake, Hunter Burkhardt), 3:46.51. Top 6 teams: Bucksport 75, Traip Acad. 7, Jenna VanRyn, Camden Hills, 5:29.21. The Gorham girls and Scarborough boys should vie for Class A titles, while the York girls and boys will be tough in Class B. Campbell was given six months to live in early 2021. 4, Henery Scheff, ELLS, 43.23. 5, Callan Eason, MDI, 27.19. In just his second track and field season, the junior broke two long-standing Class A state records. 7, Oxford Hills (Skyler Truman, Brooklyn Alexander, Jasmin Hayer, Ashley Richardson), 53.02. Top 5 teams: Lisbon/Oak Hill 113, Winslow 90, Bucksport 56.33, Orono 56, George Stevens Acad. 1600m Race Walk: 1, Chloe Dwinal, MON, 8:50.24. TheTraipAcademy boys track team placed second at Saturdays Class C state track meet in Bangor. Tayla Pelletier, Windham sophomore, jumps/hurdles: Pelletier placed third in the New England triple jump at 37-4 1/2. Long Jump: 1, Cameron Bowser, WA, 22-06.50, w:NWI. 800m: 1, Lydia Bennett, GLD, 2:23.95. 3, Ben Brewer, MOR, 51.76. 5, Destiney Deschaines, LISB, 15-09.50, w:NWI. 6, Corbin Flewelling, OT, 20-02.25. 4x100m Relay: 1, Lisbon/Oak Hill (Mackenna Poisson, Kiana Goldberg, Destiney Deschaines, Gabrielle Chessie), 52.05. 2, Oliver Wilson, GSA, 8:56.18. 2, Faith Small, Edward Little, 116-05. The Scarborough boys and girls should contend in Class A, while the York boys and girls again will be strong in Class B. 6, Maya Panozzo, YARM, 5:33.55. May 30, 2023 . Edward Little and Lewiston, former members of the Southwestern Maine Activities Association, joined in 2003. Reevewas also third in the 400 (52.64), whileKofoswas fourth in the 200 (24.47). 6, Ellen Marquis-Boutin, POL, 13.39. 2, Emmett Mooney, LISB, 43.27. Lewiston's Makenna Drouin and Ryker Paradis and Mt. Brent, Kenealy, Meghan Hirsch and Gemma Hopkins won the 4x800-meter relay (9:54.96). The same group was third in the 4x100(44.86). Already registered? 2, Johanna Stiles, BUC, 13.00. 7, Brewer (Kayla Graffam, Grace Henry, Macy Farrington, Olivia Mosca), 10:58.34. 6, Angel Riopelle, CAR, 17.19. 5, Antoine Akoa, WINS, 24.58, w:-1.1. To get one, go to the subscriptions page. 3, Frank Morang, Cheverus, 15.07. 4x100m Relay: 1, Falmouth (Rion dos Santos, Charlie Adams, Andrew Christie, Connor Quiet), 43.65. 5, Grady Satterfield, Mt. 4, Emma Mclaughlin, Noble, 47.73. 5, Dylan Greenlaw, BRW, 137-10. 4, Logan Carter, SUM, 4:42.85. Fournier, 75, who ran the 1970 Boston Marathon before women could officially enter, coached nearly 50 years at Mt. 7, James Fahey, Bangor, 10:10.05. 2, Denali Norris, WINS, 97-11. Erskine moved to Class B in 2013, and Maranacook to Class C. Spruce Mountain High School of Jay, a former member of the Mountain Valley Conference, joined the league for the 201415 school year but has since left the league. (Joseph Jensen, Jacob Adams, Riccardo DeMaria, Armel Maloji), 45.78. Anna Connors, Bangor senior, sprints: A repeat Varsity Maine All-State selection and this seasons girls Athlete of the Year for track and field, Connors swept the 100, 200 and 400 at the Class A meet for the second straight season and anchored the winning 1,600-meter relay as the Rams defended their team title. 3, Simon Hall, Edward Little, 8:00.77. 7, Abigail Roberts, LKRG, 2:29.93. 7, Isaiah Hill, POL, 11.84. 4, Ian Stebbins, H-D, 20-02.50, w:NWI. 2, Georgina LaGrange, JB, 49.49. 5, Gage Cooney, GREE, 43.78. Please note the display name will appear on screen when you participate. 2, Kiana Goldberg, LISB, 49.10. 2, Cameron Bowser, WA, 11.69. 4, Camden Hills (Addie Cortese, Zoe OBrien, Claire Wyman, Jenna VanRyn), 10:25.08. 2, Sofie Matson, Falmouth, 10:56.55. 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Maine Outdoor Track & Field State Championship Meet Central 3, Abby Irish, GREE, 5:28.05. The KVAC also gained former Class A members of the Big East/Penobscot Valley Conference from the Bangor area in 2005 when that league was forced to disband due to loss of membership. 3, Sarah Moore, LISB, 13.29. 7, Clark Morrison, GSA, 4:49.44. 4, Jacob Ramos, South Portland, 2:00.87. 5, Emma Haims, NYA, 2:31.82. 1600m: 1, Sofie Matson, Falmouth, 5:02.54. 3200m: 1, Karley Piers, Falmouth, 10:46.68. 7, Narraguagus (Taylor French, Lucy Berry, Ashlyn Cashman, Bianka Alejo), 12:03.90. RECENT UPDATES 35th New England Indoor Track and Field Championship - March 4 - Boston - Results - Video 2022-23 League Schedules: SMAA - PVC/EMITL (updated 1/3) - KVAC - WMC 2022-23 EMITL Performance Lists: Girls - Individuals - Relays; Boys - Individuals - Relays (updated 2/5) Sarah Moore's two individual wins pace the Greyhounds to their second straight title, while Joseph Richard's victory in the 400 boosts the Black Raiders. 3, Kristen Kirk, CONY, 5-02. Season. Find Results. 4, York (Sam Hunter, Sy MacGovern, Cavin McNamara, Hunter Pruett), 8:39.34. At New Englands, she was third in the 1,600 in 4:56.23, less than a second behind runner-up Cary Drake and two seconds ahead of White, who finished fourth. 4, Elle Jowett, GREE, 27.01. 3, Bonny Eagle (Sophia Alexander, Grace Quinn, Zoe Schmaling, Hannah Stevens), 4:20.02. 7, Waterville (Madison Yakimchick, Jayda Murray, Sarianna Houghton, Coltrane McRae), 54.15. 2, Lorenza Piper, GNG, 107-07. 2, Gabrielle Chessie, LISB, 27.28, w:-1.9. 7, Finn Caxton-Smith, Falmouth, 11.30. 6, Reagan Deschene, PI, 9:44.41. 100m: 1, Carly Warn, WINS, 12.49. 2, Logan Carter, SUM, 2:09.28. Hall coached the Greyhounds for more than 4 decades, concluding his career with a Class C girls state title this spring. The MPA offices are located in Augusta. Mt. 2, Chris Walton, Biddeford, 1:57.07. 6, Joaquim Bila, NYA, 24.69, w:-2.3. Triple Jump: 1, Beck Deeny, ELLS, 42-00. 4, Joshua Chaisson, Noble, 15.49. Ararat, Mt. 52. 3, Ainsley Reid, BRW, 9-06. 2, Giovani Fornaro, Cheverus, 147-00. 3, Isaac Dostie, GARD, 42.52. The athletes will be thrilled, said Chris Mazzurco, a member of the track committee who coaches North Yarmouth Academy as well as athletes from Maine Coast Waldorf School. Already have a commenting profile? 2, Ava Knowles, BUC, 93-03. Lia Frazee of Belfast clears 11 feet, 6 inches on Saturday to establish a Class B state record during the outdoor state championship meet at Morse High School in Bath. 4, Scarborough (Sophie Brooks, Bailey Stoddard-Baughman, Julia Black, Caroline Fallona), 51.45. 6, Karlie Reith, H-D, 91-11. 2, Grace Kirk, CONY, 2:25.31. Ruth White breaks her own state record in the 3,200 meters as the Red Riots sweep the team titles. 5, Noah Morgan, Edward Little, 5-10. Rockland District High School merged with nearby Georges Valley High School in 2011 to form Oceanside East/West High School. Sign up and get high school sports news and scores in your inbox from preseason through the championships. 5, Hayden Farrell, WA, 54.46. Venues have yet to be finalized, although possible sites include Massabesic, Morse and Brewer high schools. 2, Riley Reitchel, EA, 115-09. Leavitt and Nokomis dropped to B in 2009, with Leavitt moving to the West. 2023 Outdoor Meet counts listed to the right Coaches, Start Saving Time! That move was followed by the decision to move those schools to Eastern Maine from Western Maine. 4, Ryan Meggison, SAC, 45.19. Winslow Junior High Meet 2 : Winslow, ME : 5/30: Capital Area League Championships . 2, Makenna Drouin, Edward Little, 15.46. 4, Julia White, ORO, 12:29.39. Cookie Preferences / Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information, Generated by 10.1.2.232 fresh in 239 milliseconds, Your #1 Source for HS Track & Field and Cross Country. Sarah Moore, North Yarmouth Academy junior, jumps: A 2022 All-State pick when she competed for Lisbon/Oak Hill, Moore was the states only double-winner at New Englands, with personal bests to win the long jump (19-0 1/4) and triple jump (37-8 1/4), and was also second in the high jump (5-5). 7, Andre Campbell, CONY, 43-08.25. 2, Cheyenne Cahill, CARR, 30-04.50. Central Maine Freshman Track and Field Championship Meet 2023 . 6, Chelsey Cote, OT, 98-00. Sign up and get high school sports news and scores in your inbox from preseason through the championships. The quartet of juniors Trevor Wozny and Zach Cullen, Carter, and Peterson won the 4x400-meter relay (3:34). Cary Drake, York junior, distance: Drake swept the difficult distance triple at the Class B meet, winning the 800 (2:17.71), 1,600 (5:05.54) and 3,200 (11:22.55), and was part of Yorks winning 3,200 relay team as the Wildcats successfully defended their state championship. 100m Hurdles: 1, Lexi Brent, YORK, 15.13. 7, Kaylee Bellmore, LEAV, 15-03. MAINE QUALIFIERS FOR NEW ENGLAND CHAMPIONSHIP MEET State Meet Results - Class A: Girls - Boys; Class B: Girls - Boys; Class C: Girls - Boys 2023 League Schedules: PVC - SMAA - WMC - KVAC PVC Small School Performance Lists: Girls Individuals - Girls Relays - Boys Individuals - Boys Relays 2, Matt Charpentier, YORK, 52-08.25. 3, Dadrian Brown, Biddeford, 98-04. You will receive an email to complete the registration. 5, Charles Anania, GREE, 11-00. 4, Aidan Walcott, Bonny Eagle, J6-02. Ararat, Oxford Hills, and Leavitt as Western Maine schools in sports like basketball. 4, Issac Webber, DEX, 138-06. 3, Grace Tardif, Biddeford, 5-00. Track and field notebook: Standout state meets for area athletes, with 4x100m Relay: 1, Mount Desert Island (Henry Lester, Baylor Landsman, Ieuan Howell, Miles Burr), 44.69. 6, Jenna VanRyn, Camden Hills, 12:04.01. 3, Colin Simpson, BUC, 21-00, w:NWI. It is a member of the National Federation of State High School Associations. 2, Maeve Woodruff, NYA, 2:28.10. 7, Trey Goodwin, LAWR, 134-08. 2, Amelia Mooney, LISB, 9:09.27. 3, Alexa Allen, MON, 2:29.71. 100m Wheelchair: 1, Ethan Hennig, YARM, 25.53R. 5, Rowan Carter, Marshwood, 22.70. 6, Central (Andrew Lyman, Koby Bean, Dominic Turmel, Kennen Bean), 9:21.37. 5, George Stevens Acad. 2, Ian Stebbins, H-D, 42-03, w:NWI. Heres why. 6, Chelsey Cote, OT, 31-10.25. The committee also seeks signs and announcements telling coaches, athletes and spectators to maintain 6 feet of social distancing from other teams, and requests mask-wearing by athletes except when they are competing or taking part in drills similar to competition. Member schools and athletes compete for team and individual conference championship status between the end of the regular season and the start of the Maine Principal's Association (MPA) playoffs. The MPA on April 28 announced masks are recommended when 6 feet of physical distance is hard to maintain, such as for athletes on the bench., That April 28 update only mentions athletes on a bench, noted the track committees chair, Freeport Athletic Director Craig Sickels, who spoke before Mills announcement. Stream high school track and field from Maine live and on demand via NFHS Network. 6, Aviva Tripp, GARD, 12:55.80. 7, Sebastian Leighton, GNG, 127-01. Maine Track & Field and Cross Country Meet Results. 2, Lorenza Piper, GNG, 34-00.75. 5, Seth Hultstrom, YORK, 23.77. BATH, Maine The York High School boys and girls track teams both placed second at Saturdays Class B state championship meet atMcMahon Field. 5, Amelia Wedderburn, Lewiston, 16-10.75. 2, Jabreel Muhammad-Aceto, Lewiston, 44-01.25. This profile is in addition to your subscription and website login. 7, Kristen Kirk, CONY, 17.43. 5, Rowan Carter, Marshwood, 11.26. Long Jump: 1, Frank Morang, Cheverus, 23-00.50R. Nearly a year and a half later, his cancer is gone and he is excited to live a full life again. In the late 1990s and early 2000s, Class A membership included Waterville, Lawrence, Skowhegan, Mt. With her pro career temporarily on hold as she recovers from another injury setback, the Maine native is helping track athletes at Bonny Eagle High attain success. 4, Petak Dana, WA, 127-05. 7, Alyx Frazell, BUC, 51.11. 4, Sacopee Valley (Ryan Meggison, Conner Meggison, Jonah Naratil, Erik Fossum), 46.45. Discus: 1, Maxx Smith, Bangor, 150-02. WashingtonAcademy (51) Orono (46) and Lisbon-Oak Hill (45) placed third through fifth, respectively. Maine Outdoor Track & Field State Championship Meet Central, get all the details about the Class A, B, & C meets. 400m: 1, Olivia Tiner, WINS, 1:00.12. 2, Cony (Zainab Albraihi, Elise Cunningham, Emma Brown, Julia Reny), 52.59. Ararat (Cameron Orr, Bane Slocum, Sean Rethi, Nathaniel Smith), 44.88. A novice to the sport when she was hired in 2017, Missy Freeman has helped York's strong track program hit new marks in the shot, javelin and discus. 7, Breya Whitman, Edward Little, 33-00.50. 6, Nickolas Plamondon, Oxford Hills, 22.85. 8, Brielle Crommett, EA, 4-10. 2, Gabrielle Chessie, LISB, 34-09, w:NWI. 3, Old Town (Madyson Redding, Kayleigh Johnston, Olivia Small, Tiffany Yanush), 52.92. Record setters and versatile performers define a group that includes four athletes who should be back in 2024. The 4x800 relay team, comprised of freshman Annika Oberg and sophomores Maggie Chamberlain, Addie Fuller and Emma Tessier, placed third (10:31.75). 7, Sarah Brown, SD, 2:33.18. Watch Events 2 Live Search by typing your school, event, association. 4, Sam Carus, FRYE, 12:41.83. Oak Hill High School was a Class B member until 2012 when they moved to the Mountain Valley Conference, a Class B/C league in the western mountains. 4, Emmaline Pendleton, Bonny Eagle, 2:23.73. Morse dropped from EM Class A to WM Class B in 2011. 7, Tyler Kahkonen, BRW, 9:31.32. 6, Scarborough (Noah Batoosingh, Warren OShea, Erik LoSacco, Zachary Barry), 3:37.33. 400m: 1, Victoria Bossong, Cheverus, 55.08R. 6, Nyla Scott, TEL, 12:57.29. 3, Jacob Adams, FRYE, 21-10. Concession stands and award ceremonies will remain a part of the meets, the committee decided, although each will be adapted to adhere to COVID-19 safety protocols. If the page does not reload within 5 seconds, please refresh the page. Pole Vault: 1, Lia Frazee, BELF, 11-06R. 6, Edward Little (Lillyann Watkins, Saphryn Humason-Fulgham, Lindy Hyndman, Ana Moreno), 52.72. High Jump: 1, Corbin Flewelling, OT, 6-02. 6, Jace Hollenbach, Mt. 4, Winthrop (Jonathon Wagner, Christopher Pottle, Iker Penniman, James Cognata), 3:50.12. Login. MileSplits official Gray New Gloucester High School results for the 2023 Central Maine Freshman Track and Field Championship Meet, hosted by Pine Tree Race Services in Bath ME. 4, Nick Ritchie, BELF, 11-06. 6, Alyvia Caruso, Gorham, 48.04. 4, Dylan Fowler, HER, 4:40.15. Sign up and get high school sports news and scores in your inbox from preseason through the championships. Emma Burr, Maine Central Institute senior, sprints/hurdles: Burr won the 200-meter dash and both hurdles races at the Class C state meet, setting records in the 100 hurdles (14.77 seconds) and 300 hurdles (44.82). 4x100m Relay: 1, Gorham (Maddie Michaud, Nevaeh Moore, Emma Green, Sydney Connolly), 49.92. 7, Emma Willey, LISB, 10:19.69. The junior won two races at the Class B state meet, then finished second in three sprints at the New England championships.

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