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32nd ANNUAL NEW ENGLAND INTERSCHOLASTICINDOOR TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS
Saturday, March 2, 2019 at 3:00 PM _ Results

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The New England Championships have moved to an afternoon schedule due to
an expected inclement weather pattern. The new time schedule is as follows:

1:00 P.M. Registration

3:00 P.M. Start Infield Events

3:30 P.M. Field Events

4:00 P.M. Oval
2019-Indoor-Track-Packet (NB Start time is not updated)


First Time Out – Contractor License 3/2/2019 – 3:39 PM
32nd Annual New England Interscholastic
Indoor Track & Field Championships – 3/2/2019
Reggie Lewis Track & Athletic Center, Boston

Event 1 Girls 55 Meter Hurdles
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National HS: @ 7.46 3/13/2016 Tonea Marshall, Sequin, Arlin
N.E. Best: * 7.97 3/2/2012 Vanessa Clerveaux, Brockton,
Meet: # 7.97 3/2/2012 Vanessa Clerveaux, Brockton,
Comp# Name Year School Finals
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Finals
1 # 197 Tess Stapleton 10 Fairfld Lud.- CT 8.19
2 # 244 Jayla Kitchings 12 Haverhill HS – MA 8.36
3 # 94 Darcy Cochran JR Cape Eliz.- ME 8.52
4 # 370 Meghan Oliver SR Mt. Hope – RI 8.53
5 # 468 Alexandra Gonet 12 Pope Francis- MA 8.71 8.703
6 # 595 Kayla Clark 11 St. Joseph- CT 8.71 8.709
7 # 426 Katelyn Gorgenyi 10 No Reading- MA 8.75
8 # 682 Shelby Dejana 10 Wilton HS – CT 8.78

Council of New England Secondary Schools Principals’ Associations

Maine Finishers

• 19 2/58 M5054 1:03:41 7:36 James Snipe 50 M 504 Topsham ME
• 193 6/57 F5054 1:26:00 10:16 Sharon Phinney 50 F 530 Norway ME
• 399 20/56 F4549 1:42:16 12:13 Betsy Desjardins 45 F 502 Topsham ME
• 523 14/38 F6064 1:51:35 13:19 Mary London 60 F 518 Topsham ME
• 563 12/21 M6569 1:53:43 13:35 Kevin Greene 67 M 515 York ME
• 701 11/22 F6569 2:08:15 15:19 Donna Muto 69 F 552 Brunswick ME
• All Finishers ~940

Hyannis Marathon, Half Marathon, 10K & Marathon Relay ~ All Finishers
Hyannis, MA, February 23 & 24, 2019
We have Maine finishers
10k

• 2 2/27 M3039 34:03 34:03 5:29 David Kerschner 33 M 3165 Old Town ME 78.73%
• 95 13/43 F1829 52:37 52:24 8:26 Randi Jackson 24 F 3146 Old Town ME 57.89%

Marathon

• 52 8/28 M4049 3:30:34 3:30:32 8:02 Rob Fowler 41 M 90 Morrill ME
• 67 2/2 CLYO1 3:43:24 3:43:24 8:32 Nick Brown 31 M 26 Ellsworth ME
• 139 14/21 F1829 4:20:56 4:20:56 9:58 Randi Jackson 24 F 125 Old Town ME

Half Marathon

• 19 2/136 F1829 1:23:51 1:23:51 6:24 Eliza Tibbits 29 F 1611 Portland ME 78.51%
• 149 33/82 M3039 1:40:59 1:40:59 7:43 Tony Myatt 32 M 1822 Portland ME 58.65%
  

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• 249 44/85 M1829 1:48:12 1:48:10 8:16 Campbell Belisle Haley 25 M 649 Yarmouth ME 54.75%
• 262 15/86 F4049 1:48:42 1:48:40 8:18 Lisa Belisle 48 F 648 Yarmouth ME 67.02%
• 279 37/80 M4049 1:50:51 1:49:25 8:21 Amin Saab 47 M 1724 West Bath ME 59.66%
• 597 55/76 M5059 2:09:23 2:09:06 9:51 Michael Madell 59 M 1228 Bar Harbor ME 56.18%

Neil W. Lash has a long history in the Midcoast as an outstanding coach, curator, community leader, educator and athlete. Neil’s tenure spans from Waldoboro High School, Gorham State (Now the University of Southern Maine), Walton School and Edward Little High School in Auburn, Rumford and the University of Maine-Machias, coaching boy’s basketball, baseball, girl’s cross-country and serving as the University of Maine Machias Men’s Assistant Basketball Coach. He was an outstanding athlete in basketball and baseball while at Waldoboro High School. In college, he was a four year pitcher for Gorham State. He played semi-pro baseball for Friendship, Waldoboro and for the Auburn Aces. His 1982-83 Medomak Valley Boy’s Basketball team went 17-1, a group that he still cherishes to this day. A true man of character, he stepped away from varsity coaching because he found himself thinking about x’s and o’s on Sunday mornings rather than praying in church. He is currently the unofficial assistant A.D. at Medomak Valley High School attending and volunteering for a myriad of games throughout the school year. Neil was one of the founding fathers of the Medomak Valley Nature Trail, and upon completion, the trail was dedicated to him in 2011. It is now called the Neil W. Lash Nature Trail. In 2010 he was honored by receiving the Medomak Valley High School Athletics Service Award. Perhaps his most significant contribution to basketball in Maine is his role in guiding and directing over six hundred players per summer at the legendary “Hoop Camp” in Casco, serving as the camp’s Director from 1970-1988. He currently serves as Vice President of Midcoast Sports Hall of Fame, and is the curator and director of artifacts for the “Hall.” Numerous visitors have mentioned that the “Hall” and its decorum is one of the best local Sports Halls of Fame in the New England region. At Medomak Valley Neal is known worldwide for his work with the Heirloom Seed Project. Not only did Neal sow seeds in the ground, but seeds in the brains of a myriad of students over the past fifty years. He and Jon Thurston co-founded The Seed Saving Program at Medomak Valley. This program is known throughout the United States and world, and the living history arboretum has touched the lives of many pre-med and life skills students from Medomak Valley.

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