Results from Friday/Saturday: May 27th/28th
June 1, 2016
The Girls Tennis team lost to Portsmouth, 8-1, in the NHIAA Division II semi-finals .The doubles team of Courtney Koran/Nicole Hall were the lone winners.Congratulations to Coach Salamone and the team on a great season.
The Track and Field teams competed at the DII Championships in Portsmouth. Top placers were: Oliver Fetter, 5th in discus and pole vault; Amanda McDonough, 4th in shot put and 6th in discus; Rachel Flanagan, 6th 400m; and the girls 4×800 relay, 3rd (Flanagan, Sarah Cramton, Kay and Madylin Partridge) which qualifies them for the Meet of Champions.
The Volleyball team improved to 14-3 with a 3-1 win over Londonderry. Scores were 25-16, 19-25, 25-4, 25-16. Top performers were Nick Wood with 15 kills, Tucker McIlwrath with 13 kills and 7 blocks, Jonathan Brackett with 5 kills and Brett Belden with 13 digs.
Unified Track Meet Results from the meets at Pinkerton :
Taking 1st place : Max MacLeod , 100m dash and long jump; Nick McPherson,Shotput;
2nd place finishers : Nick McPherson,100m dash; Josh Kyrias-Shotput;Gabe Clark,long jump;
3rd place finishers : Liv Cleghorn,shotput;Brian Delaney,shotput and long jump;
4th place finishers : Ryan Clark,long jump;Gabe Clark, long jump;Jocelyn Lysik,long jump;
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