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Danielle Gajewski won the 100 and 4x400 and Hannah Kimball ran on the winning 4x400 and 4x800 relays at the Southeastern New Hampshire Classic. They led Timberlane to a second-place finish out of 10 teams.

Corinne Bilodeau, Taysha Diaz, Jarlyn Gomez and Anyelina Martinez combined to run away with the 4x400 relay to give Whittier a comeback win over Mystic Valley. Diaz also set a school record in 400 hurdles.

With a 9-6 effort in the pole vault, freshman Julia Valenti set a new North Reading record as part of a 91 1/2-53 1/2 track victory over Triton.

McKenna Kilian won the high jump, 400 and ran on the 4x400 relay that ran a school-record 4:14.22 to help clinch a 76-69 victory over Ipswich. Carolyn Modlish, Marissa Porter and Paige Wesolowski also ran on the record-setting relay.

On the girls side, Erin Connolly added three wins of her own, taking the long jump, 100 and 400 as the Hillies beat Chelmsford 79-62.

Andover's throwers continued to dominate, with Cassie Kobelski winning the shot put (37-4 1/4), Ryan MacRae taking the discus (107-6) and Melissa Shattuck winning the javelin (93-3) as Andover beat North Andover 76-69. Deirdre Martin won the mile and 800 for the Scarlet Knights.

Katie Equi was a double winner in the triple jump (33-4) and 400 hurdles (1:07.9) but Central Catholic lost 73-72 to Lowell. 

The meet came down to the 4x400, which Lowell won by a large margin. 

Yorgelis Ortiz won both the long jump (13-10.25) and the high jump (4-11) to lead the Londonderry girls 104-40 over Pinkerton.

Crystal Peatfield won the 100 hurdles (17.34), 300 hurdles (51.65), 200 (29.02) and anchored Salem's victorious 4x100 relay. (53.81).

Peatfield led Salem girls to a 86-54 victory over Manchester Central. 

Anyelina Martinez ran a school record time in the mile 6.15 to win win the event but Whittier girls track lost 77-59 to Chelsea.