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It was a great day for the Phillips girls track team, which raced to first at the NEPSTA Division 1 Championship with 111 points, topping rival Exeter in second place (98). Tessa Conrardy won the 300 hurdles (46.39), took a third in the 100 hurdles (15.48) and ran a leg on both the winning 4x100 relay and 4x400 relay teams. Athalia Esty, Myra Bhathena and Victoria Kadiri joined her on the 4x100 relay (50.16), and Esty, Bhathena and Lillie Cooper joined her on the 4x400 (4:02.61).

The Pinkerton girls track team was edged by Exeter, 83-82, in a tri-meet that also included Londonderry, but that didn't stop Amelia Graves from having a standout day. The senior won the 100 (12.97), the 200 (26.52) and tied the school record in the 300 hurdles (45.83).

The Pentucket boys and girls track teams won a combined eight events at Saturday's Henry Sheldon Triton Classic, which combines both a program's boys and girls scores to find an overall winner. The Sachems finished third with 165 points, trailing Amesbury (250) and Triton (200).

North Andover's girls track team clipped Haverhill 99-46 to finish 5-0 in the MVC large school division for the first time since joing in the league in 2012. Caitlin Wessel and Emily Grant had personal bests in the shot and discus respectively. Trinity Tapper ran a season best in the 200, a 26.59. 

The Pinkerton girls track team came in second at the Freshman/Sophomore meet with 87 points, and that was in part thanks to Samantha Franks. The sophomore won the javelin with a throw of 97-3, besting second-place Sabrina Sherman of Exeter by almost 13 whopping feet (84-11).

It was a good day for Andover's Jodi Parrott at the annual MVC Freshman/Sophomore meet. The freshman took first in the long jump (18-9.5), winning by over a foot, then took first in the 100 hurdles by over two seconds (15.36).

Three North Andover girls track runners recorded personal bests as the Knights defeated Central Catholic, 91 1/3-53-2/3. Freshman Leyla Kvaternik (mile, 5:30.46), Abby Mastromonaco (two-mile, 11:59.73) and Emily Grant (shot put, 33-4) all upped their records. Katharine Duren was Central's main standout, winning the triple jump, 100-meter hurdles and 200-meter dash.

Pentucket's Emily Rubio, Lucy Powell and Syeira Campbell teamed with Kinneal Dickens to place third in the 4x100 (52.38) and Madi Krohto to take fourth in the 4x200 (1:50.65) to lead the Sachems at the MSTCA Division 4 Relays.