PEABODY - With his team up by the slimmest of margins on the last event of the day, Alex Mundo threw his javelin through the incoming wind, landing it 149 feet from its start point to give Weston second place in the event and first place in the MTSCA Division 4 Relays at Bishop Fenwick on Saturday. “I knew it was a really close meet and I thought that I had to put a lot into it,’’ said Mundo of his personal-best throw, “I tried to get past [the wind], tried to put my head in the game, and I just launched one.’’ Norton came on strong over the final field events and knew that its javelin relay team of Joe Colley, Joey Hallgren, and Kevin O’Leary was more than capable of winning its event, but Weston’s second place allowed the Wildcats to take the meet by just 4 points, 78-74. (via Boston.com)
