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Phillips had a perfect ending to a perfect season by blasting Phillips Exeter, 94.5-50.5. Anne McDonough and Catherine Coppinger powered the Big Blue.

Jarrett McKallagat had day to remember as he led Timberlane to the top spot in yesterday's Seacoast meet.  McKallagat  was a three-time winner and even found time to earn a second place finish as well.

Triton's Deanna Latham won three events — the long jump (17-4), triple jump (34-9), and 100 hurdles (15.3). Rachelle Bourque won two events — the shot put (33-2) and javelin (116-1) — for Triton (10-0). Tori Clay (400 hurdles, 1:12.1), Adele Kneeland (2-mile, 13:49), Ashley Pinette (discus, 106-8), Meredith McWeeney (100, 13.4), Colleen Loughlin (mile, 5:34), Brittany Caprio (400, 1:02.9), Hadley Crossman (200, 27.7), the 4x100 relay team of McWeeney, Crossman, Jordan Antonucci, and Latham (51.5), and the 4x400 team of Clay, Lauren Breen, Bethany Saunders, and Caprio (4:30) also placed first.

The Phillips Academy girls finished first and the Big Blue boys came in second at the New England Division 1 track championships held in Andover.

For the girls, who overwhelmed runner-up Hotchkiss by more than 100 points, Catherine Coppinger led the way with a first in the 400 (59.56) while Kayla Hatton was second in both the 800 and 1,500.

Alison Pronovost won the 200 in 26.4, shattering the 17-year-old school record (26.8), and ran on the 4x100 relay team that broke its own week-old school record with a 51.5 as North Andover downed Pentucket 96-49. The Sachems also saw a school record fall, as Ellen Broz registered a 10-0 in the pole vault, breaking her own mark (9.6).

 Ellen Broz's 10-0 pole vault jump led the way for the Sachems. Other first place finishers included Charlotte Koolian (javelin, 91-5), Carrie Broz (discus, 75-6), Emily Funk (high hurdles, 17.6), April O'Brien (800), the 4x400 relay team of Rebecca Morse, Andi Attenasio, O'Brien, and Alanna Poretta (4:25.1), Addison DesRosiers (2-mile, 12:50.7), Attenasio (400, 63.7), and Poretta (mile, 5:18.1).

Pentucket's Lexi Kitsakos won two events — the long jump (14-8 1/4) and 100 (13.7). Andi Attenasio (high jump, 4-8), Charlotte Koolian (javelin, 94-5), Alanna Poretta (mile, 5:18.7), April O'Brien (800, 2:26.8) and Pentucket's 4x400 relay of Julia Quattrini, Attenasio, O'Brien, and Poretta (4:33.0) placed first.

Taylor Burl (high hurdles, 18.4) and Newburyport's 4x400 relay team of Hannah McCormick, Sara Casey, Maura Welch, and Avery Cullinan (4:44) placed first.

Taylor Burl (high hurdles, 18.4) and Newburyport's 4x400 relay team of Hannah McCormick, Sara Casey, Maura Welch, and Avery Cullinan (4:44) placed first.

Kristy Conway won the pole vault (9-0) and 100 meters (13.1) and was also a member of the winning 4x100 relay team as North Reading topped Wilmington 83-62. Conway, just a sophomore, broke her previous pole vault school record of 8-6.

Central Catholic's Lauren Berg was named Field Events Athlete of the Meet at the Nashua North Invitational thanks to her first-place, meet-record-breaking javelin throw of 122-4 and her second-place shot put distance of 36-4 3/4. Katie Lafrance, who clocked in at 15.85 in the 100 hurdles, finished third.

Lindsey Patterson, Katherine Grzejka and Kristen Swanson each earned three victories as Timberlane bested Manchester West 84-47. Patterson took the pole vault, 100 hurdles and 300 hurdles, Grzejka won the long jump, triple jump and 200 and Swanson placed first in the high jump, 400 and as part of the 4x400 relay.

Triton's Deanna Latham won four events — breaking school records in two events (long jump, triple). She also finished first in the 100 (12.4) and 200 (27.0). Rachelle Bourque also set a school record (shot put, 35-6). Ashley Pinette (discus, 100-5), Ashley Matthews (pole vault, 8-0) and Vanessa Short (110-hurdles, 18.6) also placed first for the Vikings (5-0).

Lynsay Wray pulled off an impressive double, winning the mile and the 800 during North Andover girls track's loss to Triton. The races were only about 10 minutes apart.