New England Championship 2013

Will Shafer placed 4th in the boys 1600m 4:18.17

Girls 200m S5

Isaiah Harris of Lewiston was the runner-up in the boys 800m running 1:53.35

Kate Hall of Lake Region won the 100m, 11.69, 2nd in the long jump 19-0 3/4, and 3rd in the 200m 24.89

Boys 3200m S2

Jared Bell of Deering won the shot put 58-10, and was 4th in the discus

Girls 200m S4

Girls 200m S3

Boys 200m S3

Boys 200m S2

Boys 200m S1

Girls 800m S3-Hannah Parker of Coe Brown 2:06.42, New England Record

Henry Wynne of Staples breaks the NE record with a 1:49.93 clocking

Boys 800m S3

Boys 800m S2

Boys 800m S1

Girls 300m Hurdles S5

Girls 300m Hurdles S4

Girls 300m Hurdles S3

Girls 300m Hurdles S2

Boys 300m Hurdles S5

Boys 300m Hurdles S4

Boys 300m Hurdles S2

Girls 400m S4

Boys 400m S5

Boys 400m S4

Boys 400m S3

Boys 400m S2

Boys 400m S1

Boys 110H T4

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For most high school athletes in the New England region, the track and field season came to an official close this past weekend with their respective state championships. For a selected few, there’s at least one (and possibly two) still left on the slate. It all begins on Saturday with the 68th annual New England Championships, to be held at Willow Brook Park in New Britain, Conn. The following weekend from June 14-16, some of the best athletes in the country will be at A&T Irwin Belk Track in Greensboro, N.C., for the New Balance National Outdoor Championships. This Saturday’s New England meet includes a slew of runners, throwers and jumpers that

In the New England area and beyond, there haven’t been too many senior years that could match the one manufactured by Connecticut’s Henry Wynne.

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Kate Hall wins her first outdoor New England title as she blew away the field in the 100m with a wind legal 11.69, the time is a meet record. Hall was the runner-up in the long jump 19-0 3/4, breaking her Maine all-time best. Jared Bell of Deering won the shot put with a personal best 58-10. Nick Danner of Waterville was the runner-up in the javelin with a 187-2 effort.

Alex Niemiec was hoping to finish out his high school career by finally breaking the 24-foot barrier in the long jump. He almost got 25.

Brian Sommers wanted to take full advantage of his one event at Saturday's 68th New England Track Championships and give the competition a world of hurt in the process. With no long jump and only the 400-meter dash on his schedule,the Acton-Boxboro senior attacked the event harder than he ever has. Sommers roared out from the start against a deep, frightenly tough field and barreled down the final straightway to shatter his personal best and take first in 48.31 seconds, just ahead of Zachary Andrews (48.48) of New Britain, CT.

 Barrington High coach Scott Turgeon figured his 4x800-meter relay team had a good chance at winning a New England title. What he didn’t expect, at least not yet, was the leg turned in by his anchor, junior Abby Livingston.Trailing fellow Rhode Island rival La Salle Academy by three seconds after the third leg, Livingston blitzed her two laps in 2 minutes, 8 seconds to lift the Eagles to the overall crown at Saturday’s New England Championship. The quartet of freshman Julia Zitzman, junior Julianna Portelli, junior Megan Verner-Crist and Livingston combined for a state and meet record of 9:05.49. La Salle also dipped under the existing NE mark of 9:12.16 with a runner-up time of 9:06.22.

A short time after running the anchor leg on her school’s winning 4x800-meter relay squad, Barrington High junior Abby Livingston made her way over to the awards’ tent. Before making it to the tent, she knelt on the ground in total exhaustion. It was a place she remained for close to 10 minutes. That’s what happens when you pour your heart into a race, using every bit of energy (and more) to earn a victory.

Marshfield’s Ellen DiPietro won the girls’ high jump title (5 feet 8 inches), and BC High’s Jordan Samuels captured the boys’ triple jump (47-7) at Saturday’s New England track and field championships in New Britain, Conn. DiPietro, a junior, set a new school record and completed a sterling postseason run that saw her capture high-jump crowns at the Atlantic Coast League meet (5-61/2), the Div. 2 state meet (5-6) and the All-State meet (5-6).  

At the 2013 New England Championships,Henry Wynneof Staples would run a remarkable race in the boys 800 meter run to break the meet record with a 1:49.93 clocking.