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Roundup: 29 North Avenue, DNR — And Happy Mothers Day!

29 North Avenue — the small saltbox jutting into the sidewalk near Staples High School — is one of the most admired homes in Westport. Now the entire state knows about it. On Thursday owner Annette Norton received a Connecticut Preservation Award, for her loving rehabilitation of the c. 1820 Mills house. At just 930 […]

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29 North Avenue — the small saltbox jutting into the sidewalk near Staples High School — is one of the most admired homes in Westport.

Now the entire state knows about it.

On Thursday owner Annette Norton received a Connecticut Preservation Award, for her loving rehabilitation of the c. 1820 Mills house.

At just 930 square feet of low-ceilinged space — and vacant through 7 years of bankruptcy proceedings — it could well have been another teardown.

But the Savvy + Grace owner, working with contractor Javier Pasato, restored, rehabilitated and preserved the historic dwelling. (And the adjacent 19th-century barn, too.)

Congratulations, Annette. Your dedication to Westport — both residential and retail — is greatly appreciated! (Hat tip: Bob Weingarten)

29 North Avenue, after restoration.

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Happy Mothers Day!

And Wreathing for Community — the non-profit that creates gorgeous wreaths, then gives them to non-profits and lucky residents — has a Mothers Day winner.

Pamela Tinoco nominated her mom.

Wreathing’s Faith Sargent says that Pamela’s mom’s “love, resilience and presence have left a lasting impression on her family. The nomination was heartfelt and full of admiration — a beautiful reminder of the quiet strength so many mothers carry. I’m honored to gift this wreath in her honor.”

Pamela Tinoco, her daughter and the wreath to be delivered to Pamela’s mom.

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No one wants to hear “DNR.”

Unless they playing.

Doctors know the initials stand for “Do Not Resuscitate.”

Music lovers know it stands for one of Fairfield County’s favorite rock bands.

And — surprise! — nearly all the musicians are physicians.

On Saturday, June 14 (7 p.m.), they take their show to the Westport Library. It’s a fundraiser, for the Library’s great community programming.

Get your tickets ($40) here. There is also a cash bar.

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Some Staples High School sports get more recognition than others.

In the spring, baseball and lacrosse are big.

But hundreds of other athletes play a dozen other sports.

One of the most overlooked is girls water polo.

Today Ryan Allen — the sophomore whose photos and videos of a variety of subjects have impressed many “06880” readers — gives it the attention it deserves.

He stopped by the pool the other day, and created this video. Game on!

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Speaking of swimming (sort of): The Westport Country Playhouse celebrates the 50th anniversary of “Jaws” on June 2 (7 p.m.).

The classic film will be shown, along with a talk and trivia before and after with artistic director Mark Shanahan. Get your tickets ($25) here.

Not scared? Want more? A Script in Hand play reading of “The Shark Is Broken” — a witty, revealing play about the making of the film (directed by Shanahan) is set for June 9 (7 p.m.). Monday, June 9, at 7 p.m. Get tickets and more information here.

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More than 5 dozen students were inducted into 6 Language Honor Societies recently. Felicidades to:

Società Onoraria Italica (Italian): Cooper Brundige, Sofia DiLeo, Uzi Greenman, Gabriel Hellmann, Carly Mulhern, Benjamin Peterson, Isabellal Pirkl, Myla Saperstein, Riley Sklar.

Delta Epsilon Phil (German): William Enquist, Thomas Nowak, Skye Selva, Matthewe Tybur.

Zhōngwén Róngyù Xuéhuì (Chinese): Danie Arava, Lila Boroujerdi, Ben Esser, Natalia Garment, Jay Hari, Miles Khan, Olivia Morgeson, Stella Nguyen, Olivia Saw, Rebecca Schachter, Rajan Sekhar, Andreson Seo, Brooke Shaughnessy, Michael Wang, Andersen Ye, Connor Yuan.

Associatonem Ad Promovendum Studium Latinum (Latin): Tanush Arora, Annie Bowman, Catherine Campagnino, Ava Carter, Samantha Hermus, Drew Hill, Nelly Kaminski, Olivia Kuliga, Mina Leon, Dhilan Patel, Jake Shufro, Sophie Smith, Oliver Vynerib.

Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica (Spanish): Isabel Alfageme, Emma Asiel, Kevin Cano, Sofia Donroe, Kate Finger, Owen Goldfarb, Abigail Kane, Christian Michaels, Sydney Minervini, Sophia Novello, Devyn Peffer, Rei Seltzer, Taylor Serotta, Isabelle Wasserman.

Société Honoraire de Français (French): Kate Bulkeley, Penelope Eisenberger, Gunnar Eklund, Andi Jacobs, Isabel Jo, Souleye Kebe, Graysen Peters, Daniella Sacchetti, Maria Stiber.

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You may not have heard of the “J vs. K Book Tour.”

But your kid sure has.

The other day, it took the Library by storm. Best-selling authors and Newbery Award winners Kwame Alexander (“The Crossover”) and Jerry Craft (“New Kid”) took over the Trefz Forum to celebrate comics, creativity, and the magic of collaboration.

“J vs. K” is the latest book project from Alexander and Craft. The illustrated story features 2 talented 5th graders — one a writer, the other a drawer — going head to head in a creative competition for the ages.

As part of the book launch, the writers are traveling the country in a special van, talking to elementary and middle school students.

The crowd of 300 at the Library came from Dunbar School in Bridgeport, ESL students from Central High School in Bridgeport, Marvin Elementary in Norwalk, and Wooster Middle School in Stratford.

The J vs. K Tour comes to the Library.

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The public is invited to the Westport Police Department’s promotional ceremony (May 23, 4 p.m., Town Hall auditorium).

David Farrell will be sworn in as police chief. Also on stage for promotions: deputy chief David Wolf, captains Jillian Cabana and Eric Woods, and detective Rachel Hall.

Westport’s next police chief: David Farrell.

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Jack Krayson opened his pool opened on Friday.

It will be cleaned tomorrow.

In the meantime, it’s the perfect algae-ridden environment for this guy.

And his photo is the perfect image for today’s “Westport … Naturally” feature.

(Photo/Jack Krayson)

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And finally … Johnny Rodriguez — one of country music’s first Hispanic stars — died Friday, at 73. Here’s his obituary. (Hat tip: Amy Schneider)

(Happy Mothers Day, to all who celebrate. To celebrate my late mother, or my 2 sisters who are great mothers, please support their son/brother’s blog by making a contribution here. Thank you!)

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Sheldon Competes at NCAA Outdoor Championships

Story Links GENEVA, OHIO – Sophomore Ashley Sheldon became the first field athlete to represent the Union College women’s track & field team at multiple national championships by taking part in the high jump on day two of the 2025 NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships, held on Friday afternoon at SPIRE […]

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GENEVA, OHIO – Sophomore Ashley Sheldon became the first field athlete to represent the Union College women’s track & field team at multiple national championships by taking part in the high jump on day two of the 2025 NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships, held on Friday afternoon at SPIRE Institute.

Sheldon had three tries at the opening height of 1.60 meters, but could not clear the bar cleanly on any of her attempts.

Sheldon is one of two athletes in program history to reach the NCAA Championships as both as first-year and a sophomore, joining Allison Cuozzo ’10 HOF ’24, and is one of five field athletes in Union track & field history (men’s or women’s) to qualify for multiple national championships.

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Ocala Star-Banner Boys Volleyball Team, Player of the Year nominees

As the popularity of boys’ volleyball expands around the country, interest in the game in Marion County grows. Even on the heels of a highly anticipated era, the level of play continues to rise among the Ocala area schools. For the first time in program history North Marion made its first Marion Athletic Conference final […]

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For the first time in program history North Marion made its first Marion Athletic Conference final as Jaydon Williams emerges as a top outside hitter. Forest regains its foothold as the top boys volleyball program in the area after securing the Marion Athletic Conference trophy. These events shaped the volleyball season in Marion County and influenced the all-county voting pool.

Match statistics and more were considered when choosing the 2025 Star-Banner All-County Boys Volleyball team. On May 27, every Athlete of the Year winner will be announced at the MESPY’s. We’re announcing our finalists with their accolades and feats to hold you over until the big day.

Player of the year nominees

Luis Monserat, Freshman, West Port

Monserat led a young team through one of the toughest strength of schedule in the county. Through 84 sets of play he helped the Wolf Pack establish a formidable defense.

The freshman setter had a state-high 97 aces — the eighth best mark in the nation. His 392 digs made him one of the best defensive playmakers in the state.

Xavier Sahajpal, Senior Forest

The county championship goes through one of the best setters in the county. With Sahajpal at the center of the action spreading around 392 assists.

Sahajpal was so balanced in his sets four of his teammates recorded 80 or more kills. His ability to make every pass in the book helped Forest become the highest scoring offense in the county.

All County Boys Volleyball Team

S: Michael Reid, West Port – 62 kills, 42 aces, 28 blocks, 152 digs, 676 assists

S: Xavier Sahajpal, Forest – 28 kills, 25 aces, 12 blocks, 100 digs, 392 assists

OH: Brody Wilemon, Forest – 141 kills, 23 aces, 17 blocks, 187 blocks,

RS: Jeremy Croft, Forest – 271 kills, 31 aces, 19 blocks, 177 digs

OH: Jayden Williams, North Marion

OH: Michael O’Brien, Lake Weir

L: Luis Monserat, West Port – 97 aces, 463 digs, 27 assists

MB: Dylan Bethea, West Port – 109 kills, 74 blocks

Honorable mention

Logan Vincent (Belleview), Roman Valencia (Belleview), Yadiel Roman (Dunnellon), Kelvin Jacobs (Dunnellon), Landon Nuzum (Forest), Tito Gonzalez (Lake Weir), Jcruz Popoca (North Marion), Zach Phan (Vanguard), Francisco Inzunza (North Marion), Dominic Vennard (Vanguard), Logan Horne (North Marion), Jameson Goodwin (Vanguard), Trey Northey (Forest), Jamian Avery (West Port).

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Kamara Captures Third Place in Women’s Discus at NCAA Track & Field Championship

Story Links PUEBLO, Colo. – Bowie State senior thrower Yassine Kamara earned a third-place finish in the women’s discus throw at the NCAA Track and Field Championship on Friday afternoon at the CSUP Thunderbowl Stadium. The Hyattsville, Md., native made an immediate impact with her opening throw, posting a season-best mark […]

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PUEBLO, Colo. – Bowie State senior thrower Yassine Kamara earned a third-place finish in the women’s discus throw at the NCAA Track and Field Championship on Friday afternoon at the CSUP Thunderbowl Stadium.

The Hyattsville, Md., native made an immediate impact with her opening throw, posting a season-best mark of 52.53 meters. With this exceptional performance, Kamara secured a place in the Bowie State history books, becoming the program’s first All-American since 2010.

Kamara will return to action on Saturday, May 24, at 3:15 p.m. ET, competing in the women’s shot put at Thunderbowl Stadium.

For the latest updates on Bowie State Athletics and its 13 varsity sports, visit bsubulldogs.com.

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Eastern Mass. boys’ volleyball rankings: Globe Top 20 poll

Lexington made a statement, playing three close sets against Brookline before falling in four. The Minutemen have been top five for a while, putting together a program-best 17-match win streak, but have now finally faced a top-four opponent and looked strong. They took down surging Acton-Boxborough as well. After Milford defeated Winchester in five sets […]

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After Milford defeated Winchester in five sets last week, the team took a set off of Division 2 contender Westfield. This may not be the Scarlet Hawks team of last season, but the Gus Da Silva-led squad is still potent.

The MIAA brackets will be released Tuesday. Records based on scores reported to the Globe.

No.	Team	Record	Previous
1.	Brookline	17-1-0	1
2.	Natick	16-2-0	2
3.	Needham	15-5-0	3
4.	Newton North	12-7-0	4
5.	Lexington	18-2-0	5
6.	Acton-Boxborough	12-6-0	8
7.	Wayland	12-7-0	6
8.	Milford	12-9-0	9
9.	Cambridge	12-7-0	7
10.	Winchester	14-6-0	17
11.	New Bedford	16-2-0	11
12.	Lowell	17-2-0	12
13.	St. John’s Prep	12-6-0	10
14.	Chelmsford	15-4-0	13
15.	Newton South	8-8-0	15
16.	Methuen	15-4-0	14
17.	BC High	10-7-0	18
18.	St. John’s (S )	9-9-0	16
19.	Greater Lowell	15-3-0	19
20.	Boston Latin	13-5-0	20

AJ Traub can be reached at aj.traub@globe.com. Follow him on X @aj_traub and Instagram @ajt37.

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Huntington Beach, Mater Dei and Sage Hill reach regional volleyball finals – Orange County Register

The Huntington Beach, Mater Dei and Sage Hill boys volleyball teams have advanced to CIF Southern California Regional finals that will be played Saturday. The SoCal Regional champions will play in the first CIF State Championships for boys volleyball on March 31. All of the regional finals Saturday start at 6 p.m. Huntington Beach plays […]

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The Huntington Beach, Mater Dei and Sage Hill boys volleyball teams have advanced to CIF Southern California Regional finals that will be played Saturday.

The SoCal Regional champions will play in the first CIF State Championships for boys volleyball on March 31.

All of the regional finals Saturday start at 6 p.m.

Huntington Beach plays at Mira Costa in the Division I regional final. The Oilers lost to Mira Costa in the CIF-SS Division 1 finals last week.

Mater Dei is home Saturday against Francis Parker in the Division II final.

Sage Hill is home against Claremont in the Division III final.

Sage Hill huddles during a time as they take on Crean Lutheran out during the semifinals of the CIF-SS Division 4 boys volleyball playoffs, May 10, 2025, at Sage Hill School. Sage Hill went on to defeat Crean Lutheran 25-21, 26-24, 25-18.(Photo by Steven Georges, Contributing Photographer) — Sage Hill huddles during a time as they take on Crean Lutheran out during the semifinals of the CIF-SS Division 4 boys volleyball playoffs, May 10, 2025, at Sage Hill School. Sage Hill went on to defeat Crean Lutheran 25-21, 26-24, 25-18.
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2025 Montana State AA and A track and field day one results

State AA & A Track and Field Class AA Girls team scores: Bozeman Gallatin 50, Helena 47, Kalispell Glacier 35, Billings West 20, Missoula Hellgate 19, Bozeman 14, Billings Skyview 12, Belgrade 10, Billings Senior 10, Great Falls CMR 8, Missoula Sentinel 8, Great Falls 7, Kalispell Flathead 5, Missoula Big Sky 2, Helena Capital […]

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State AA & A Track and Field

Class AA Girls team scores: Bozeman Gallatin 50, Helena 47, Kalispell Glacier 35, Billings West 20, Missoula Hellgate 19, Bozeman 14, Billings Skyview 12, Belgrade 10, Billings Senior 10, Great Falls CMR 8, Missoula Sentinel 8, Great Falls 7, Kalispell Flathead 5, Missoula Big Sky 2, Helena Capital 1.

Class A girls team scores: Miles City 24, Havre 23, Laurel 18, Hamilton 17, Whitefish 16, Frenchtown 14, Hardin 13, Dillon 13, Sidney 12, Stevensville 9, Polson 6, Billings Central 6, Lewistown 4, Libby 4, Columbia Falls 4, Corvallis 2, Glendive 1.

Class AA boys team scores: Helena 59, Kalispell Glacier 34.5, Kalispell Flathead 34, Helena Capital 23, Belgrade 22, Bozeman Gallatin 22, Missoula Big Sky 14, Butte 14, Billings Skyview 14, Billings West 10.5, Missoula Sentinel 8, Great Falls 6, Bozeman 6, Missoula Hellgate 2, Great Falls CMR 2.

Class A boys team scores: Columbia Falls 33, Laurel 23, Frenchtown 17, Billings Central 14, Hamilton 11, Hardin 10, Livingston 10, Whitefish 9, Miles City 8, Polson 7, Lewistown 6, Corvallis 4, Ronan 2, Sidney 1.

Girls 400 Meter Dash Class AA: 1, Todorovich, Madilyn, Helena, 57.22. 2, Bessette, Anneliese, Hellgate, 57.83. 3, Ross, Isabel, Gallatin, 58.02. 4, Bishop, Hazel, Helena, 58.47. 5, Myers, Nya, Big Sky, 58.47. 6, Eddy, Carmen, Glacier, 58.51.

Girls 800 Meter Run Class AA: 1, Ross, Isabel, Gallatin, 2:09.98. 2, Cooper, Hazel, Gallatin, 2:11.82. 3, Vogel, Aliyah, Billings West, 2:15.08. 4, Vollertsen, Alyssa, Glacier, 2:17.73. 5, Benkelman, Dacia, Glacier, 2:18.25. 6, Holland, Everett, Flathead, 2:21.66.

Girls 3200 Meter Run Class AA: 1, Bissen, Lauren, Glacier, 10:57.69. 2, Rutherford, Claire, Gallatin, 11:02.55. 3, Neil, Kylee, Bozeman, 11:06.44. 4, Wilson, Josie, Flathead, 11:13.55. 5, McKay, Kortney, Helena, 11:21.95. 6, Lee, Kate, Helena, 11:29.09.

Girls 4×100 Meter Relay Class AA: 1, Billings West ‘A’ (Engen, Delainey 12, Allen, Nora 10, Hurd, Alayna 12, Boyd, Demry 11), 47.74. 2, Hellgate ‘A’ (Johnson, Paisley 10, Szollosi, Sofia 12, Reed, Elly 11, Bessette, Anneliese 12), 48.21. 3, Helena ‘A’ (Simmons, Quinlyn 9, Bishop, Hazel 11, Smith, Brooklyn 10, Todorovich, Madilyn 12), 48.22. 4, Billings Senior ‘A’ (Burckley, Emme 11, Etchart, Jacquie 11, Falls Down, Addie 12, Peel, Emery 11), 49.09. 5, Belgrade ‘A’ (Thelen, Audrey 11, Wiening, Peyton 11, Elliot, Mia 11, Shaw, Mayiehl 12), 49.40. 6, Gallatin ‘A’ (Fritz, Zoey 12, Free, Dylanne 10, Lindsay, Kate 9, Donaghey, Isabella 11), 49.67.

Girls High Jump Class AA: 1, Todorovich, Madilyn, Helena, 5-06. 2, Jones, Morgan, Bozeman, 5-04. 3, Pevey, Jaidyn, Glacier, 5-02. 4, Lindsay, Kate, Gallatin, J5-02. 4, Reed, Elly, Hellgate, J5-02. 6, Thompson, Kaylee, Billings West, J5-02.

Girls Pole Vault Class AA: 1, Barnes, Breanna, Glacier, 11-06. 2, Smith, Addison, Charles M Russell (Great Fal, 11-03. 3, MacDonald, Bree, Great Falls, J11-03. 4, Lee, Naomi, Sentinel, 10-06. 5, Varner, Nevaeh, Billings West, J10-06. 6, Randall, Clara, Billings West, 10-00.

Girls Long Jump Class AA: 1, Todorovich, Madilyn, Helena, 18-06.50, w:NWI. 2, Shaw, Mayiehl, Belgrade, 16-09, w:NWI. 3, Fritz, Zoey, Gallatin, 16-07.50, w:NWI. 4, Heuiser, Britton, Helena, 16-07, w:NWI. 5, Bronaugh, Myley, Billings Skyview, 16-05.50, w:NWI. 6, Harris, Scarlet, Great Falls, 16-04.75, w:NWI.

Girls Shot Put Class AA: 1, Smart, Rae, Billings Skyview, 42-10. 2, Breeding, Kate, Gallatin, 40-03. 3, Smith, Fayth, Billings Senior, 36-08. 4, Casagrande, Shay, Sentinel, 35-09.50. 5, Krueger, Allie, Glacier, 35-04.50. 6, Wines, Dani, Helena Capital, 34-05.

Girls 400 Meter Dash Class A: 1, Wilmot, Rachael, Whitefish, 56.34. 2, Frame, Peyton, Custer County, 57.32. 3, Brandon, Macy, Havre, 57.94. 4, Armstrong, Blythe, Fergus, 58.55. 5, Dantic, Kaitlyn, Laurel, 58.94. 6, Lewis, Annalise, Hamilton, 59.32.

Girls 1600 Meter Run Class A: 1, Frame, Peyton, Custer County, 5:02.45. 2, Lewis, Annalise, Hamilton, 5:04.23. 3, Jagodzinski, Grace, Billings Central Catholic, 5:09.96. 4, Farmer, Capri, Libby, 5:13.65. 5, Real Bird, Zoey, Hardin, 5:15.97. 6, Brightwings-Pease, Karis, Hardin, 5:16.51.

Girls Pole Vault Class A: 1, Kindopp, Morgan, Sidney, 12-00. 2, Korst, Aubrey, Hamilton, J12-00. 3, Nelson, Kellyn, Polson, 11-00. 4, Bullemer, Soli, Columbia Falls, 10-06. 5, Santos, Amber, Beaverhead County, J10-06. 6, McCoy, Riley, Beaverhead County, J10-06.

Girls Long Jump Class A: 1, Daigle, Alexis, Frenchtown, 17-08.75, w:NWI. 2, Johnstone, Reagan, Stevensville, 17-07.25, w:NWI. 3, May, Macee, Havre, 17-06.25, w:NWI. 4, Peila, Samantha, Custer County, 17-01.50, w:NWI. 5, Varner, Ella, Corvallis, J17-01.50, w:NWI. 6, Hutchison, Sophia, Stevensville, 16-11.75, w:NWI.

Girls Discus Throw Class A: 1, Three Irons, MakaLutaWin, Hardin, 132-04. 2, Lester, Clara, Laurel, 118-11. 3, Maunu, Olivia, Beaverhead County, 118-06. 4, Stoker, Toni, Beaverhead County, 117-01. 5, Deming, Audree, Sidney, 116-11. 6, Tilleman, Katie, Havre, 113-10.

Girls Javelin Throw Class A: 1, Gum, Roma, Havre, 115-04. 2, Bequette, Bailey, Laurel, 113-10. 3, Holmquist, Sol, Whitefish, 111-11. 4, Smith, Macey, Frenchtown, 110-08. 5, Wambolt, Karlee, Custer County, 109-11. 6, Hatfield, Lily, Dawson County, 108-07.

Boys 400 Meter Dash Class AA: 1, Hollensteiner, William, Flathead, 47.22*. 2, Chivers, Lane, Flathead, 47.99. 3, Schmidt, Wilson, Belgrade, 48.31. 4, Guajardo, Adam, Big Sky, 49.36. 5, Bliven, Ben, Flathead, 49.67. 6, Ryland-Davis, Travis, Helena, 49.79.

Boys 800 Meter Run Class AA: 1, Schmidt, Wilson, Belgrade, 1:50.21*. 2, Hill, Dylan, Helena, 1:53.82. 3, Kastner, Kasen, Flathead, 1:54.60. 4, Sund, Henry, Helena, 1:55.10. 5, Bartholomew, Reid, Gallatin, 1:55.26. 6, Christensen, Chandler, Billings Skyview, 1:55.32.

Boys 3200 Meter Run Class AA: 1, Thiel, Owen, Glacier, 9:16.70. 2, Stimpson, Elliot, Helena, 9:23.69. 3, Neil, Taylor, Bozeman, 9:25.30. 4, Kauffman, Milo, Helena, 9:25.30. 5, Hamma, Emerson, Charles M Russell (Great Fal, 9:32.34. 6, Miller, Miles Joseph, Hellgate, 9:35.83.

Boys 4×100 Meter Relay Class AA: 1, Helena ‘A’ (Lybbert, Pacer 11, Peterson, Trey 11, Ruch, Luke 12, Ryland-Davis, Travis 12), 41.80. 2, Billings West ‘A’ (Conver, Caleb 12, Paczkowski, Calvin 11, Kelley, Westdon 9, Ludwig, Matt 11), 41.85. 3, Flathead ‘A’ (Smith, Colin 12, Chivers, Lane 12, Bliven, Ben 12, Hollensteiner, William 11), 42.04. 4, Gallatin ‘A’ (Dahlke, Carter 11, Kilwein, Sam 12, Dahlke, Reese 12, Kamps, Louis 11), 42.77. 5, Helena Capital ‘A’ (Brisko, Brayden 11, Nelson, Cooper 11, Mow, Oliver 10, Almquist, Drew 10), 42.81. 6, Glacier ‘A’ (Hodge, Spencer 10, Pelc, Cooper 10, Warner, Shae 12, Anderson, Ethan 12), 42.84.

Boys High Jump Class AA: 1, Lieberg, Jaxan, Helena, 6-04. 2, Gibbs, Porter, Big Sky, J6-04. 3, Henderson, Sam, Butte, J6-04. 4, Coelho, Josiah, Billings Senior, 6-02. 5, Baker Spivey, Jaxsyn, Billings Skyview, J6-02. 6, Morris, Keenan, Billings Skyview, 6-00.

Boys Pole Vault Class AA: 1, Brisko, Brayden, Helena Capital, 15-06. 2, Guscio, Geffen, Sentinel, 15-00. 3, Schmidt, Rodeny, Belgrade, 14-06. 4, Allen, Luke, Great Falls, 14-00. 5, Allen, Cohen, Billings West, 13-06. 5, Opre, Cole, Glacier, 13-06.

Boys Long Jump Class AA: 1, Mckinney, Boaz, Billings Skyview, 22-11.75, w:NWI. 2, Simmons, Aayden, Helena, 22-04.75, w:NWI. 3, Kilwein, Sam, Gallatin, 22-02, w:NWI. 4, Coelho, Josiah, Billings Senior, 21-11, w:NWI. 5, Hollensteiner, William, Flathead, 21-09, w:NWI. 6, Nelson, Cooper, Helena Capital, 21-08.50, w:NWI.

Boys Shot Put Class AA: 1, McGrath, Riley, Gallatin, 53-11.50. 2, Astle, Will, Glacier, 53-03. 3, Winters, Ben, Glacier, 52-02. 4, Smith, Dylan, Glacier, 51-04.50. 5, DeVoss, Colter, Great Falls, 51-00. 6, Pyron, Evan, Hellgate, 50-10.

Boys Javelin Throw Class AA: 1, Crum, Tyler, Helena Capital, 186-01. 2, Hansen, Jaeger, Butte, 172-01. 3, Rowe, Auston, Helena, 171-01. 4, Kastelitz, Ethan, Glacier, 166-08. 5, Guajardo, Adam, Big Sky, 162-06. 6, Buckner, Asher, Billings West, 161-02.

Boys 400 Meter Dash Class A: 1, Snell, William, Billings Central Catholic, 48.95. 2, Whicker, Beck, Custer County, 49.28. 3, Bennett, Evan, Hamilton, 49.34. 4, Eckhart, Joshua, Hardin, 49.98. 5, Phelps, Jack, Columbia Falls, 50.14. 6, Minton, Colby, Whitefish, 50.57.

Boys 1600 Meter Run Class A: 1, Schretenthaler, Finn, Park, 4:16.31*. 2, Douglas, Simon, Whitefish, 4:16.80*. 3, Bird, Ben, Hardin, 4:19.39. 4, Piseno, Grey, Billings Central Catholic, 4:20.05. 5, Davidson, Jack, Corvallis, 4:20.91. 6, DiGiallonardo, David, Polson, 4:22.08.

Boys Pole Vault Class A: 1, Klebe, Theron, Laurel, 14-06. 2, Hardy, Brody, Frenchtown, 14-00. 3, Kress, Oliver, Columbia Falls, 13-06. 4, Caton, Travis, Laurel, 13-00. 4, Soyland, Isak, Columbia Falls, 13-00. 6, Graves, Reece, Sidney, J13-00.

Boys Long Jump Class A: 1, Burrows, Bridger, Laurel, 22-00, w:NWI. 2, Stremick, Stanley, Columbia Falls, 21-02, w:NWI. 3, Langbehn, Tyler, Fergus, 20-09.75, w:NWI. 4, Brooks, Easton, Columbia Falls, 20-06, w:NWI. 5, Qualtier, Wade, Ronan, 20-05.25, w:NWI. 6, Cyr, Leighton, Frenchtown, 20-05, w:NWI.

Boys Discus Throw Class A: 1, Voermans, Lane, Columbia Falls, 175-05. 2, Griffin, Henry, Frenchtown, 163-00. 3, Brown, Astin, Polson, 162-02. 4, Doleac, Taylor, Hamilton, 158-08. 5, Lewis, Drew, Corvallis, 151-08. 6, Stumpf, Everett, Hamilton, 148-11.

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