HEBRON — The Hyde School track teams traveled to Hebron Academy for the MAISAD Championships on Saturday.
Seacoast Christian won the girls meet with 112 points, followed by Hyde (50), North Yarmouth Academy (49) and Hebron (44).
Hyde’s lone state champion was the meet’s Most Valuable Athlete, Dexie Cercos, who won all her events — the 100- meter high hurdles, 300 hurdles and triple jump — in personal best performances.
Katie Comeaux had a strong day with a second in the shot put and thirds in the discus and javelin. Imani Hiller-Bateau was fourth in the shot put and Xi Wang fifth in the 1,500 and fourth in the 3,000.
Other scorers included Jenna Brodeur (third in the 200 and 400), Madi Preece (second in the 300 hurdles and fourth in the 200) and the 4 x 400 relay team, which finished second.
NYA won the boys meet with 95 points, followed by Hyde (89), Hebron (62) and Seacoast (19).
The big winner on the day was Most Valuable Athlete Ben Webber of Hyde, who picked up victories in the 100 and 200, and a third in the 400.
Hyde’s other state champions were Chris Moulton in the javelin, Wondo Shaw in the long jump and Cody Mitchell in the 800.
Also, Isaac Pfosi took seconds in the high jump and 300 hurdles, Warsame Mohamed was second in the 800, while Lukas Fischer took third in the discus and fourth in the shot put.
Other scorers included Kiefer Cundy of Harpswell (fifth in the 1,500 and third in the triple jump), Jamie McCracken (third, high jump), Elvis Leng (fifth, 110 hurdles), Alexi Philippoussis (fifth, long jump), Talin Rowe (fourth, 300 hurdles; second, pole vault), Luis Allen (fifth, 300 hurdles), Ethan Bryan (fifth, 400) and Isaac Preston (fifth, 3,000).
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