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The North Andover boys track team had another good showing, cruises to wins over Triton and Essex Tech. The Knights had a pair of triple event winners with Tyler Glendon in the long jump (21-9), triple jump (40-4) and 4x100 relay (46.12), and Trevor Nassar in the pole vault (10-0), 100 meters (11.16) and 4x100 relay as well.

Pelham's John Elie won the 110 hurdles (15.52) and the 300 hurdles (41.06) lead lead the host Pythons at the Pelham Invitational. Sanborn finished second overall as a team with 75 points, trailing just Bedford (80). The Indians dominated the throwing events, taking a 1-2-3-4 in the shot put and a 1-2 in the discus. Josh Borowy was first in the discus (117-10) and third in the shot put (39-1.5).

Shamil Diaz won the discus (99-3), the 100 (11.7) and the 200 (24.6) and Greater Lawrence got off to a winning start by beating Chelsea, 99-37. Pablo Mora won the high jump and 110 hurdles, while Ader Mezidor was first in the shot put and triple jump.

With winners in nine events, Lawrence topped Chelmsford to open the boys track season. Alex Suarez and Jerimil German each won two events. Suarez took the long jump and 300-meter hurdles, while German won the 100 and 200-meter dash.

DURHAM, N.H. — J.J. King, who has oinly done track for two years, won the javelin at the 73rd annual New England Championships at UNH's Reggie Atkins Track.

The senior, who is a UNH recruit, threw 189-4. The 6-4, 215-pounder's third of six throws was the big one. It was just off his modern school record of 190-5. Rhode Island freshman Ian Hall was runner-up with a 185-2 throw. Pinkerton senior Noah Woodman took second in the 400 (49.05) and anchored the Astros' eighth-place 4x400 relay. That quartet, which also included Jadyn Ruimwijk, Adam Spencer and Pat Hanlon, was clocked in 3:27.89.

An inexperienced but talented Lawrence High trio pulled a stunner and won the North Sectional team decathlon title.

The Lancers totalled 15,560 points to beat out runner-up Central Catholic (15,377).

MERRIMACK, N.H. — Jadyn Ruimwijk was angry as he settled into his blocks for the 200 meter.

Nearly an hour earlier, Ruimwijk had failed to defend his Meet of Champions title in the 100, falling to second place.

FITCHBURG — Lowell won the boys' title at the All-State meet and some MVC rivals had some stellar performances. Andover senior Matt McDermott won the discus with a 169-1 toss, just 11 inches off his area record. Teammate Alec Pascoe again starred with a sixth in the 110 hurdles and a fifth in the 400 hurdles.

It was a record day for more than one Golden Warrior.

Andover’s Alec Pascoe won the 400 hurdles in 54.48, breaking the EMass. Division 1 meet record of 54.61 set by Chris Pullerits of Acton-Boxboro in 2010. It was just short of the Andover High record (54.33) set by former Eagle-Tribune MVP Sean Caveney in 2015.