
Lincoln-Sudbury moves to NE#2 with their winning 4x800m time of 9:23.14 time at the MA State Meet.
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New England track and field action took place on a national spectrum in every sense of the term. State records were broken in Boston at the Massachusetts All-State Championships, and national leaders were crowned at the Brooks PR Invitational in Seattle, Washington. All of this happened only five days prior to the New England Championships which is scheduled for Friday at the Reggie Lewis Center in Boston. Closer to home, the Massachusetts All-State Championships produced four state records and eight New England leading marks. Headlining the day were record breaking performances from Vanessa Clerveaux of Brockton (7.98 in the 55h), Carla Forbes of Newton North (20’1.25” in the long jump), Andre Rolim of Somerville (1:19.94 in the 600m), and the Chelsmford 4x200m relay team of Connor Brimely, Vinny Maniscalco, Nick Imperillo, and Joe Maniscalco (1:29.70). Other impressive performances in Massachusetts were courtesy of Catarina Rocha who now leads the mile in 4:50.38; Liz Holmes who now leads the nation in the mile for the freshman class (4:55.74); and the Newton North girls 4x400m relay team who won the event with a NE#1 time of 3:56.77. The Newton North boys 4x400m team won the overall state title for their school with a 3:24.34 clocking. Acton-Boxborough (3:25.65), Newton South (3:26.03), and Mansfield (3:26.39) were not far behind and the quartet now claim the top four spots in the region. |
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Lincoln-Sudbury moves to NE#2 with their winning 4x800m time of 9:23.14 time at the MA State Meet.
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