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Central Catholic coasted past Haverhill 15-50 at the 2.9 -mile Winnekenni course. The Raiders were led by Matt Giannasca (winner 17:00), Ryan George, Evan Tremblay and Leo Parent. Joe Bourcy was the top Hillie.

Sanborn took first, Pelham second and Campbell third in a tri-meet. Sanborn's Khalil brothers took the first three spots with Jared winning the race (16:31, 3.0 miles).

Windham's boys cross country team had a huge 25-31 win at perennial power Pinkerton. The Jaguars went 2-4-5-6-8 to claim the win with Rohan Rai leading the way with a 15:46 on the 3-mile course. Pinkerton senior Stephen Connelly was the winner in 15:41, which is the 11th fastest time on the course.

Junior Luke Brennan had a sizzling 15:49 winning time on Pinkerton's 3.0-mile home course to lead the Astros to a 17-44 win over Nashua South.

In a battle of two of the top Division 2 boys cross country teams in New Hampshire, Windham took four of the first six places to defeat Sanborn by nine points (24-33) in a four-team meet at Pelham. Rohan Rai finished first, overtaking Sanborn rival Jared Khalil in the final 150 meters to win by three seconds in 16:01. Windham's Trey Gonzalez ran a strong race for third.

At Wednesday's Division 1 state vocational meet in Wrentham, Whittier sophomore Jack Venturi (17:55) placed second to Assabet senior Camden Spring (17:09). Greater Lawrence, which placed second in the 14-team race, got a third from senior Wander Languasco (17:56) and a 16h from freshman Marcos Olivieri (18:47).

At Wednesday's Division 1 state vocational meet in Wrentham, Whittier sophomore Jack Venturi (17:55) placed second to Assabet senior Camden Spring (17:09). Greater Lawrence, which placed second in the 14-team race, got a third from senior Wander Languasco (17:56) and a 16h from freshman Marcos Olivieri (18:47).

At Wednesday's Division 1 state vocational meet in Wrentham, Whittier sophomore Jack Venturi (17:55) placed second to Assabet senior Camden Spring (17:09). Greater Lawrence, which placed second in the 14-team race, got a third from senior Wander Languasco (17:56) and a 16h from freshman Marcos Olivieri (18:47).

At Wednesday's Division 1 state vocational meet in Wrentham, Whittier sophomore Jack Venturi (17:55) placed second to Assabet senior Camden Spring (17:09). Greater Lawrence, which placed second in the 14-team race, got a third from senior Wander Languasco (17:56) and a 16h from freshman Marcos Olivieri (18:47).

At Wednesday's Division 1 state vocational meet in Wrentham, Whittier sophomore Jack Venturi (17:55) placed second to Assabet senior Camden Spring (17:09). Greater Lawrence, which placed second in the 14-team race, got a third from senior Wander Languasco (17:56) and a 16h from freshman Marcos Olivieri (18:47).

At Wednesday's 3.1-mile Division 1 state vocational meet in Wrentham, Whittier sophomore Jack Venturi (17:55) placed second to Assabet senior Camden Spring (17:09). Greater Lawrence, which placed second in the 14-team race, got a third from senior Wander Languasco (17:56) and a 16h from freshman Marcos Olivieri (18:47).

At Wednesday's Division 1 state vocational meet in Wrentham, Whittier sophomore Jack Venturi (17:55) placed second to Assabet senior Camden Spring (17:09). Greater Lawrence, which placed second in the 14-team race, got a third from senior Wander Languasco (17:56) and a 16h from freshman Marcos Olivieri (18:47).

At the Frank Mooney Invitational at Wrentham, it was a good day for the Methuen boys and the Haverhill girls.

For Methuen, Freddy Coleman won the sophomore race with a terrific time of 16:22.87 while teammate Xavier Metivier was runner-up in the senior race with a time of 16:36.58.

NASHUA — Pinkerton's boys have enjoyed some excellent races at the Meet of Champions, but perhaps none can compare with how the Astros ran Saturday.

With virtually every runner recording a personal-best time, the Astros qualified for New England with a stupendous second-place finish, coming in front of both Concord and Keene, both of which finished ahead of Pinkerton in Division 1.

LOWELL — Junior Jack Bicksler ran a terrific all-around race to place second overall to pace North Andover's boys to second as a team at the Merrimack Conference meet Saturday.