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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).

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.

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.

The Amesbury girls were unable to score a win in a tough duel meet against North Andover (119-26) and Ipswich (89.5-53.5) yesterday. Danielle Sylvester (2 mile; 13:33), Alyssa Harrison (high jump; 5'0"), Rebecca Crochiere (800 - 2:32; 400 hurdles - 69.5) and Kristin Kozacka (discus; 69' 9.5") all competed well and earned first place finishes.

 Got pretty solid deep team, think we'll do pretty well this season. Lauren Small five feet HJ nice early season performance. Alison Pickett tied PB 8-6 PV Julia Baroutsos LJ 15-4 3/4 nice surprise

With 11 different individual winners, North Andover had a successful start to its season, blowing past Wilmington, 107-38. Brianna Lee had a pair of victories for the Scarlet Knights, besting the field in the shot put (27-0) and the discus (67-11). Good opening performances also came from Alison Pickett, who tied a personal best in the pole vault, Lauren Small in the high jump and Julia Baroutsos in the long jump.