The showdown between the Haverhill and Andover girls lived up to its billing with the Hillies pulling out a 42-40 thriller.
Among a slew of fine performances for the Hillies were Sam Stabile winning the 400, Rebecca Stabile capturing the 600 and Alicia Fannon prevailed in the 2-mile. Andover received top efforts from Moira Cronin who edged Sam Stabile in the high jump and Colleen Shannon who was victorious in the 1,000.
Andover won the boys meet behind Chris McConnell's blistering 5.5 in the 50-yard dash. For Haverhill, Kyle Sullivan came up big to grab first in the shot put.
The Eagle-Tribune Publishing Company is owned by Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc., which owns and operates
award-winning, community-focused publications in 22 states, with daily circulation of more than 1 million.
Eagle-Tribune Publishing Company owns four daily newspapers: The Eagle-Tribune, located in North Andover, Mass.;
The Salem News, located in Salem, Mass.; The Daily News of Newburyport, located in Newburyport, Mass.; and
Gloucester Daily Times, located in Gloucester, Mass. The company also owns four weekly newspapers :
Andover Townsman, located in Andover, Mass.; Derry News and Weekender, located in Derry, N.H.; The Haverhill Gazette, located in Haverhill, Mass.;
and Carriage Towne News, located in Kingston, N.H. The company also has interests in three local radio stations.
