Hingham track and field teams achieved significant victories, with the girls defeating Silver Lake 75-61 and the boys winning 76-60. Both teams showcased depth and energy, achieving 52 personal bests during the meet.
Hingham High track and field rose to the moment, and they owned it.
In a meet that said everything about this program, the girls powered past Silver Lake 75–61 nearly matching the boys score of 76-60 for a shared victorious moment across the program. The boys improved to 2-0 with the road victory on April 16. It was the first win of the year for the Harborwomen, who lost to Plymouth North in the other.
You could feel it all afternoon; energy, depth, and a real belief in each other. The Harborwomen ran, jumped, and threw for 52 personal bests. Every event. Every point earned. Maddie Everett led with a PR win in the 400m hurdles. Lindsey McManus captured the 100m, with Ellie Truong adding a strong third.
The distance runners dominated in their events. Maggie Towle won the mile, with Alexandra Mildrum capturing third. The 800m was a clean sweep. Meghan Koenen first with a PR time, backed by Caroline MacDonald and Ally Mildrum.
Sprints and relays also brought a spark to the meet. The 4x100 (Lindsey McManus, Ellie Bellew, Martina Misdea, Ellie Truong) took first. The 200m was also a full sweep with Elliana Bellew leading, and Lila Brockney and Haley Nieme right behind. The 4x400 closed the meet in style as Caroline MacDonald, Caroline Newth, Maddie Everett, and Maggie Towle took first.
Hingham girls track and field got in the win column last week with a win over Silver Lake.
Field events delivered key points across the board. Zoe Schulze won javelin with strong support from Mary Zandbergen. Schulze also captured second in discus with Sophie Peregrine in third. Gabriella Ferrara added third-place points in shot, and Kali Benham took second in triple jump. In high jump, Lindsey McManus placed second, while Ellie Truong, Lane Collins, and Dee Sweeney tied for third.
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The boys matched the energy the Harborwomen provided stride for stride.
In the sprints, Graham Carlson led with a PR win in the 100m, with Michael Blackwood taking third with a PR. Carlson also captured the 200m, with Blackwood again placing third. In the 400m, Kwaku Oppong took second and Jahbriel Johnson added third.
Distance brought steady points. Tommy Simpson placed second in the 800m, followed by Brendan O’Neil in third. Travis O’Neil delivered a PR for second in the mile, with Gavin Anderson also hitting a PR for third. The pair returned in the 2-mile to take second and third once again.
Hurdles set the tone with a dominant 1–2 finish in the 110m hurdles from Tristan Campbell (PR) and Nolan McManus. Lundon Jackson powered to a PR win in the 400m hurdles, with McManus adding another third-place finish.
The 4x100 relay team of Jack Griffiths, Tristan Campbell, JJ Johnson and Lundon Jackson raced to a first-place finish.
In the field, Owen Bernard swept both shot put and discus. Zach Wong added a second-place finish in javelin. Tristan Campbell took first in the high jump, with Finn Collins placing third. Josh Greisner and Harrison Nastous went second and third in long jump, both earning PRs, while Gavin Anderson added a third-place finish in triple jump.
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The Hingham girls won 75-61, while the boys secured a victory with a score of 76-60.
Maddie Everett won the 400m hurdles, Lindsey McManus captured the 100m, and Maggie Towle won the mile.
The athletes achieved a total of 52 personal bests during the meet.
The boys team competed in various events, including sprints, relays, and distance races, contributing to their win.
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