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Anthony Giorgi placed second in the 110 hurdles (15.88), was eighth in the 300 hurdles and ran on the 4x100 relay that was fourth as Sanborn placed 11th at the Class M and S meet.

MERRIMACK NH — Becca Parascandola of Londonderry thought she had a chance for the trifecta, but Salem's Jerickson Fedrick wasn't as confident about his. Both, however, highlighted yeterday's New Hampshire Class L state track meet.

The Phillips Academy boys track team, which won the New England Class A Prep meet a week earlier, completed a perfect season with a 106-39 romp over Phillips Exeter. North Reading's Bobby Vardaro won shot put (52-11 1/2) and discus, Alec Bingaman won both the javelin and 110 hurdles and junior Malcolm Mason-Rodriguez was a big triple winner with big jumps in both the long jump (23-9 1/4) and triple jump (47-10) while also winning the high jump.

 Daryl Varney set a meet record   4:22.1 - meet recordByung Cha won the 100 meters for the second straight year - 10.9 and anchored our 4x100 to a win "We almost didn't run him today because he was a little beat up.  We were 50-50 and he wanted to run today and be part of the team effort and he convinced us and the results stand for themselves."

Bryan Stanley won the 1,600 (4:58) and 3,200 (10:09) to lead Whittier to a second-place finish at the Commonwealth Conference Open. Whittier's Ralph Hancock won the javelin and Kobie Green-Jackson captured the high jump.

Chris Evans won the triple jump and the 110 hurdles to lift the Pinkerton boys past Salem, 97-48.

North Andover's boys track team put the finishing touches on its second straight perfect season, running away from rival Masconomet, 93-52. Lethal leaper Andrew Bernardin paced the victory, taking the long jump and the triple. Mike Reading cleared 13-6 for the pole vault win, and Allan Marcus soared 20-10 in the long jump. The Cape Ann League regular season champs look to defend their CAL Championship Meet title on Saturday.

Kobie Green-Jackson and Matt Spurling combined for seven of Whittier's nine wins as the Wildcats bested Nashoba 76-61. Green-Jackson took the long jump, high jump and 100 and Spurling won the shot put and discus.

Zac Borrelli helped lead the Central Catholic boys track and field team to a first place finish at the Massachusetts Division 2 Relays in Woburn. Central scored 82 points. Borrelli threw a personal best and school record 161 feet, 3 inches in the discus as the discus relay team set a school and meet record with a combined throw of 429-0.