Boisvert finished in the top five in four events at the Class B state meet. She placed first in the shot put, third in the 100-meter hurdles, fourth in the triple jump and fifth in the long jump. Her efforts helped lift the Warriors to a top-10 finish. She finished eighth in the shot put at New Englands.

Cameron was the Class B champion in both the discus and javelin, and rounded out her performance with fourth- and sixth-place results in the shot put and pole vault, respectively. Her individual success helped lead Yarmouth to the Class B championship. At the New England championships, Cameron earned a third-place finish in the javelin and a fourth-place showing in the discus. 

Diallo proved to be one the state’s fastest sprinters, claiming first-place finishes in the 100 and 200 at the Class C state meet. She placed eighth in the 200 at her New England championships debut.

Elliott showed why she’s one of the best distance runners in Maine, earning state titles in both the 800 and 1,600 at the Class A championships. She also ran a leg of the Broncos’ third-place 1,600 relay team.

Green closed out her high school career by winning the Class A title in the discus — helping the Dragons finish seventh overall — and finishing fifth at New Englands. Green also took first place at the USA Track and Field Region 1 Jr. Olympics at Gordon College in Wenham, Massachusetts.

Haney finished her senior season in dominant fashion, winning the 200, running on the winning 1,600 relay team and finishing second in the 100 at the Class B state meet. At the New England championships, she won the 200 and was sixth in the 100.

Coming off a winter season in which she garnered Varsity Maine Girls Indoor Track Athlete of the Year honors, Harmon picked up right where she left off and is the Outdoor Track Athlete of the Year. Her victories in the 100 hurdles and high jump, second-place finish in the pole vault and fifth-place result in the long jump helped Scarborough to the Class A championship. Harmon also won the high jump and placed sixth in the pole vault at the New England championships.

Jacobs was another key contributor to Yarmouth’s Class B championship, winning the 100 and placing third in the 200. She also helped the Clippers win the WMC championship by taking first in the 100 and third in the 200.

Jennings broke the meet record in the long jump (18-7) at the Class A championships, where she also won the 400, helping pace the Hawks to a sixth-place finish. She finished second in the long jump and seventh in the 400 at New Englands.

Moon distinguished herself as one of the state’s top runners this spring, taking home Class A titles in the 3,200 and as a member of the Navigators’ 1,600 relay team. She also placed second in the 1,600 at the state meet. At the New England championships, her best showing was fifth in the 1,600.

Nobel To’olo helped the Red Riots win the Class C title, placing first in the 100, triple jump and pole vault and second in the long jump. She finished 13th in the 100 hurdles and 15th in the pole vault at New Englands.

Zandan finished first in the 300 hurdles, second in the 100 hurdles and long jump, and fifth in the triple jump at the Class B championships, then placed sixth in both the 300 hurdles and long jump at the New England championships.