After making a splash on the Massachusetts high school running scene as a Foxborough High School freshman, and quitting soccer last fall in favor of being coached by her mother in cross-country, and taking the Hockomock League girls’ cross-country title in October as a sophomore, she seemed primed for another big track season.
But that Oct. 28 Hockomock meet — a 3.1-mile race she won in 18:39.15, a full 40 seconds ahead of second-place Shelby Cuddeback of Attleboro — is also her most recent. She missed the entire indoor track season with a stress reaction in her left femur.
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