AUGUSTA — With state championshipcaliber focus, the Lisbon High School girls track team rolled to its seventh straight Mountain Valley Conference championship on Friday, while the boys kept pace with their teammates, getting three wins from top meet performer Morgan Reeves en route the boys’ title.

The girls piled up 181 points to beat out Madison (66), Dirigo (59), Monmouth Academy (58) and St. Dom’s (54), while Wiscasset picked up a single point.

The boys piled up 136.50 points to edge out Hall-Dale (106.50), Madison (72), Telstar (59) and Winthrop (56.50), while the Wiscasset boys took sixth (31).

“A lot of it is having the experience in being in a lot of big meets,” said Lisbon coach Dean Hall. “We go against the Brunswicks, the Oxford Hills, the Falmouths. And, even though we’re practicing on a dirt track we are able to compete against the bigger schools on their tracks.

“I really think this may be one of the best girls teams I’ve ever coached in 30 years,” added Hall. “I really think we can make a run at the state championship. Of course, we have to go against Orono, Traip and John Bapst, all of whom have indoor seasons.”

First-place efforts for the Greyhounds, scheduled to compete this upcoming Saturday at Cony High School in the State Class C meet, came from Angelica Bulgin in the 800 (2:28.53), Kayla Angelico in the 300 intermediate hurdles (51.22) and javelin(111-08),the4x400relay of Mia Durgin, Olivia Bulgin, Angelica Bulgin and Kayla Angelico(4:31.59),the4x800 relay of Virginia Tolbert, Meagan Thomas, Olivia Bulgin and Angelica Bulgin (10:50.60), Kaitlyn Doustou in the high jump (4-08), Kayla Angelico in the pole vault (6-06), Briana Moore in the shot put (33-00.50) and discus (92-01), and Lindsey Whitney in the 1600 race/walk (school-record 8:24.99),

Another highlight was Allie Bubar taking second in the discus (85-05).

Wiscasset’s Michaela Trudeau picked up the Wolverines’ lone point in the 1600 race/walk (10:01.61, 29 seconds better than her seed time).

The Lisbon boys overcame a minor setback with a DQ in the4x100relayandsuccessfully defended their 2011 crown.

Reeves was dominant with victories in the pole vault (11- 06), long jump (19-08) and triple jump (40-02), while firstplace efforts came from Kyle Sheehan in the 300 hurdles (42.84, two seconds better than his seed time), the 4 x 400 relay of Garrett Starr, CJ Adams, Quincy Thompson and Ben Kates (3:45.54), and Tyler Bard in the 1600 race/walk (7:13.06).

Hall said other highlights were Kates in the 800 (fourth, 2:10.33, bettering his seed time by two seconds), Keenan Grover in the 400 (seventh, 56.78, two seconds faster than seed time), and Adams in the 300 hurdles (fourth, PB 45.81).

Wiscasset got a first place from Cormac Walsh in the discus (102-10), while Joe Chapman was second in the long jump (19-01).