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February 29, 2020

33rd ANNUAL NEW ENGLAND INTERSCHOLASTIC INDOOR TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS Saturday, February 29, 2020

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Mile Championships

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see interview of Jack Martin – Avon, CT B Mile Champ

Two Mile Championships

Edward Little Coach Rick Smith states on February 29 at 7:20 PM ·
“Congrats to Olivia Jalbert, Julia Berube, and Jake Jackson for their performances at the New England High School Track meet today. Although they might not have gotten the results they wanted, it was awesome to see them perform against the best in New England.
As we were leaving the boys 2 mile was finishing. The winning time was 8:53. Folks that back to back 4:27 miles. It was the fastest 2 mile time run in the US this year by s high school student.
Impressive.”
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see interview of Gavin Sherry – Conard, CT B 2 Mile Champ
33rd ANNUAL NEW ENGLAND INTERSCHOLASTIC INDOOR TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS Saturday, February 29, 2020 at 10:30 AM At the Bob McIntyre Track Reggie Lewis Track and Athletic Center 1350 Tremont Street, Roxbury Crossing, Boston, MA 02120

Edward Little HS vs Lewiston HS in the Low Hurdles @ NE Indoor Track Championship

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  • Set 1 Warm up etc before 10:30 am
  • Set 2 10:30 am start to 12:01 pm The 55 meter Dash & Hurdles to (4×800 meter relays)
  • Set 3 12:01 to 1:20 pm (More 4×800 relays to 1000 meter )
  • Set 4 1:21 to 3:15 pm (1000 to 4×200 meter ( left during the boys last relays.
  • 240+ Photos of Maine Runners
  • The Event photos They are very will sorted & linked Check out some great pics from photographer Alexander Castro, There are nearly 1,000 photos from Saturday’s meet.
  • Meet Results

  • Go to http://baystaterunning.com/ for live coverage of this event

    • March 20, 2016

    2016 Cabin Fever 15K Dash for Dyslexia

    Filed under: Freeport,Photos — Tags: , , , , , — David Colby Young @ 6:30 am

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    Cabin Fever 15K Dash for Dyslexia

    Freeport, ME, March 19, 2016

    [15K Age Group Results ]

    Overall 15K Results ~ 33 Finishers

    Courtesy of Run In A Race

    file photo shared of Nathan Huppe

    file photo shared of Nathan Huppe

    file photo courtesy of Marty T.

    file photo of Sophia Oliveri, photo courtesy of Marty Thornton


    Courtesy of Shunk


    Reports

    Exit polling results (unofficial results) from today's inaugural Cabin Fever 15K in Freeport: Todd Michaud entered the race at the last minute as a write-in competitor, and Stacy Adams and I did our fair share of running for office. Todd led the way for us (no surprise there, as he was the early favorite), but try as he might, his grass-roots campaign couldn't catch the voters' favorite in front of him. Todd got nipped by 12 seconds in his Age Group Party. Stacy and I both predicted we'd take about 1:15:00 worth of delegates' time to get our message across the finish line. I underestimated my popularity with the senior citizens' votes, and got in in 1:12:37, good for 1st AG in my new division. I used the AARP walkers' discount on three of the hills. Stacy (running on the Beastess Party ticket) made every promise count, running a tough race the entire campaign trail. It paid off, as she, too, was under her goal, gathering about 1:13:30 worth of votes. Todd was super nice and met each of us near the end to run us in. He probably knocked off about 6-8 seconds off my time by pushing me just that little bit. Then he went back out to run Stacy in! I'm glad he showed up, but I'm also glad to know him as a friend. Thank you very much, Todd!


    Exit polling results (unofficial results) from today’s inaugural Cabin Fever 15K in Freeport: Todd Michaud entered the race at the last minute as a write-in competitor, and Stacy Adams and I did our fair share of running for office. Todd led the way for us (no surprise there, as he was the early favorite), but try as he might, his grass-roots campaign couldn’t catch the voters’ favorite in front of him. Todd got nipped by 12 seconds in his Age Group Party. Stacy and I both predicted we’d take about 1:15:00 worth of delegates’ time to get our message across the finish line. I underestimated my popularity with the senior citizens’ votes, and got in in 1:12:37, good for 1st AG in my new division. I used the AARP walkers’ discount on three of the hills. Stacy (running on the Beastess Party ticket) made every promise count, running a tough race the entire campaign trail. It paid off, as she, too, was under her goal, gathering about 1:13:30 worth of votes.
    Todd was super nice and met each of us near the end to run us in. He probably knocked off about 6-8 seconds off my time by pushing me just that little bit. Then he went back out to run Stacy in! I’m glad he showed up, but I’m also glad to know him as a friend. Thank you very much, Todd!

    September 27, 2014

    2014 Manchester Apple Fest 5K

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    11th Annual Manchester Apple Fest 5K

    Manchester, ME, September 27, 2014

    Apple Fest 5K Overall and Age Group Results

    Start of the race courtesy of Marty Thornt

    Start of the race courtesy of Marty Thornton

    courtesy of Marty T.

    Ed VanTassel, photo courtesy of Marty Thornton.

    courtesy of Marty T.

    Sophia Oliveri, photo courtesy of Marty Thornton

    Photos

    • Set 1 start & finish courtesy of Marty Thornton (works great using Google Chrome)

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