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Pentucket's Ellison Seymour won the Pentucket Pentathlon, beating out the field with 2,525 points. Seymour ran a 17.53 in the 100-meter hurdles, 2:34.68 in the 800, high jumped 4-7 3/4, long jumped 13-8 1/2 and shot put 29-8 3/4. Amesbury's Maia Esty placed second with 2,260 points, Madison Morris had 2,210 points and Triton's Allie Hawkes had 2,174 points.

Becca Willis won both the 100-meter hurdles and 300-meter hurdles in Saturday's meet for Governor's Academy girls track, taking the 100 in 17.1 and the 300 in 51.5. Grace Everett also won the 800 (2:37.2) and Julia Russolillo won the pole vault (8-0) as the Governor's girls took second out of four with 82.5 team points.

Grace Efosa won the long jump, triple jump, 100 and 200 as Whittier rolled over Greater Lowell (92-36) and PMA (96-30). 

Saige Tudisco opened in dominant form, breaking the school record in the 100 hurdles (14.95) and winning the long jump (17-10.5), high jump (5-2) and running on the winning 4x100 relay as Pentucket kicked off the season by beating Hamilton Wenham 109-31 and Lynnfield 73-63.

Just a couple days after being honored at the State House, Haley Hamilton is being honored for her track prowess. She won two events to lead Methuen past Lawrence, 79-56.

Freshman Katharine Duren won the long jump (16-0.75) and 200 (28.4) as Central Catholic beat Lawrence 109-31. Marissa Miller added wins in the shot put and discus for the Raiders.

The rain didn't stop North Andover's Rachel Brimmer from starting her outdoor track season off on a good foot. She set her personal best in the triple-jump with a 35-3.75 to help the Knights take down Chelsford 101-44.

With his time as a Scarlet Knight nearly over, North Andover’s Erick Duffy delivered another tremendous day on the track.

Pentucket's Saige Tudisco continued her terrific postseason by placing first at the MSTCA Girls Heptathlon, setting a new school record with 4,190 points.

Tudisco ran a 15.6 in the high hurdles, cleared 5-0 in the high jump, threw 25-6 1/4 in the shot put, ran 27.5 in the 200-meter dash, broke the school record in the long jump with 18-5 1/4 (fourth all time in area history), threw 64-7 in the javelin and ran 2:28.80 in the 800. 

Pentucket's Saige Tudisco took first in the long jump and seventh in the 100-meter hurdles, and the Andover's team of Hannah Lansberry, Emma Joel, Julianna Kennedy and Delia Barbanti took first in the 4x400 relay at Saturday's All-State Track and Field Championships. North Reading's Rachel Hill also took second in the pole vault, with Andover's Audrey Tarbox and Gina Campbell placing fifth and sixth, and North Reading's Juliette Nadeau placed fifth in the triple jump.