GORHAM
The Western Maine Conference Indoor Track and Field Championships were held on Friday at the University of Southern Maine.
Greely won the girls title, while Falmouth rolled to the boys championship.
Girls
The Rangers compiled 117 points to edge out runner-up Falmouth, which finished with 109. York (84), Fryeburg Academy (82) and Gray-New Gloucester (52) rounded out the top five, with Freeport taking sixth with 37 points.
The Falcons were strong in the Senior 200-meter run, with Mikaela Fleenor, Tara Migliaccio and Emily Latulippe finishing 2-4, respectively, to earn 18 points.
Also, Latulippe claimed fifth in the 55 dash (8.04), and the Senior 4 x 200 relay was second in 1:54.38.
In Junior competition, Freeport picked a point by taking sixth in the 4 x 200 (2:07.96).
Boys
Falmouth cruised to the win, racking up 175 points to easily out-distance runner-up York, which had 114. Greely (79), Cape Elizabeth (44) and Fryeburg Academy (40) claimed spots 3-5, respectively.
Freeport was seventh with 31 points, just behind sixth-place Yarmouth (33).
Henry Jaques gave Freeport its lone win of the meet, as the senior posted a two-mile time of 9:58.68 to win the event by 27 seconds.
Also for the Falcons, Nick Mitch was fifth in the Senior 55 dash (7.12) and fourth in the Senior 400 (56.72), while Jacob Tomm was fourth in the Senior 200 (24.35) and third in the Senior shotput (42-00.50).
In the Open long jump, Freeport’s James Knighton was sixth (17-10.25), and the Falcons earned a point in the Junior 4 x 200 relay (sixth, 1:55.51).
Freeport returns to the track on Feb. 18 for the State Class B Championships at Bates College in Lewiston. The meet begins at noon.
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