Track: Fenwick girls finish with tie against Spellman

For the second consecutive year, an undefeated Fenwick girls track team faced off against a fellow undefeated Spellman squad in the final dual meet of the season for the conference title. For the second straight year the two teams ran to a 68-68 tie.”I’m so proud of them,” Fenwick coach Jay Smith said. “They did not let down from the success over the weekend (competing in the State Relays) and kept the appropriate level of intensity.”The meet came down to the final event ? long jump. Senior captain Cailyn Webb needed at least a second place finish to earn the tie and did just that with her jump of 14-11.Sophomore Faye Haley had a huge day, as she earned first-place finishes in the javelin (91-10) and 800 (2:29). She also anchored the winning 4×400 relay team (4:22). Marial Quezada, Kelly Moran and Marissa O’Brien were her teammates.Fenwick had two more double winners: Brittany Dolan, triple jump (31-6) and high hurdles (16.6); and Tina Moran, shot put (33-11) and discus (106-10).The senior class finishes with an impressive record of 25-1-2 in dual meets, with their only loss coming back in their freshman year.Williams 90, St. Mary’s 43At Braintree, Brianna Anderson earned a pair of first place finishes for the Spartans (5-5): 100 (13.2) and long jump (14-0). St. Mary’s had four more first-place finishes: Chandler Cappozzi, mile (6:20); Rachel Hanlon, 2-mile (15:40); Bailey Brockman, discus (54-3); and Anderson, Jen Williams, Kasey Wolfe and Emma Levangia, 4×100 (57.5).Peabody 106, Revere 26At Peabody, the Tanners had four double winners. The winners for Peabody were: Andrea Saccardo, 400 meter hurdles (67.8) and triple jump (34-5 1/2); Catarina Rocha, 2-mile (12:27) and javelin (90-0); Pam Vamba, discus (85-0) and shot put (28-5); Kristen Kruczkowski, 400 meters (65.0) and long jump (15-0); Cayla Bucci, 200 meters (27.0) and Amanda Wilson, high jump (5-0). Peabody finished the season at 6-1, and took the NEC Division North championship.BOYS TRACKSt. John’s 84, Malden Cath. 52At Malden, the Eagles (4-0) earned the Catholic Conference dual meet crown. St. John’s had a pair of double winners: Sean Enos, shot put (47-6) and discus (142-4); and George Sessoms, 100 (11.2) and 200 (22.5). The Eagles had seven more first-place finishes: Scott Sheehan, javelin (142-6); Mike Hayes, high hurdles (16.4); Mike Gallasso, intermediate hurdles (59.3); Jack Durkin, high jump (5-10); Joey Dumas, long jump (19-1); Taewook Ha, triple jump (39-11 3/4); and John Flanagan, mile (4:33.5).Spellman 77, Fenwick 59At Peabody, senior captain Tom Banks had a great day in his final dual meet. He took home two first-place finishes: 200 (23.8) and 400 (52.1). Zach Nardone also picked up a pair of victories: discus (135-6) and javelin (147-4). The Crusaders (8-1) had two more first-place finishes: Bill Harrington, mile (4:47); and Artie Newman, long jump (18-9).Williams 97, St. Mary’s 31At Braintree, the Spartans (5-5) had two first-place finishes: Todd Collier, long jump (17-6); and Mike Cronin, high jump (5-4). St. Mary’s also had four second-place finishes: Somto Osonagaro, 100 (12.2); Dominic Barceleau, mile (5:49); Jack Simpson, 2-mile (12:59); Ian Crocki, javelin (110-7).Peabody 93, Revere 43At Peabody, the winners for Peabody were: Zachary Grube, 110 meter hurdles (16.0) and high jump (6-3); Paul Ruotolo, discus (116-0) and shot put (44-6); Dave Richardson, 400 meter hurdles (59.6); Jamal Abu-Hijleh, 100 meters (10.9); Jason Hiou, 400 meters (54.7); Jake Pimenta, 200 meters (23.8); Keane Terenzoni, 800 meters (2:07.3) and Jordan Lewis, long jump (20-4 1/2). Peabody finished the season at 7-0, and took the NEC North championship.