Scheemaker was impressed with Rodway's Discount U-Boat under pressure. "For her to step up in a state meet and really just give us that lead that we needed, that's huge," Scheemaker said. Brewer sophomore Teal Jackson led the Eastern Maine contingent with two third-place finishes and a fifth. Jackson, who swept the sprint races in the EMITL championships, was third in the 55 dash (7.42), 400 run (1 minute, .99 Discount Vacheron Constantin) and fifth in the 200 (27.20). Jackson was battling Biddeford senior Maria Curit entering the final lap of the 400, but couldn't get around Curit on the outside. "I didn't know you were allowed to cut into the inside, because this is my first year doing indoor," said Jackson. "When (Curit) did, I asked why, and she said you're allowed to do that." That aside, Jackson was happy with her performances. "I think I could've done Discount Welder, but it's different running on this track because it's flat," she said. "The one in Easterns, it curves so it's a little easier on the corners. But it was good." Bangor freshman Tiffany Gray had a solid day, finishing second in the TJ with a leap of 34-.75 while she joined Discount Wyler Baumrind, Lexie Achorn and Laken Thomas to lead the Rams' 4x200 team to a fourth-place finish.
Bangor was sixth with 33 points while Brewer Discount Richard Mille eighth with 29. Scarborough made it a clean sweep in the boys meet, tallying 68 points while Mount Ararat was second with 61 behind McKenzie Gary's three individual wins. Bonny Eagle claimed third with 44, Edward Little of Auburn was fourth with 40 and Brunswick fifth with 37.5. Bangor scored 11 points to finish 13th while Brewer was 17th with five. It Discount Roger Dubuis out Kirk and Scheemaker were Scarborough's lone individual champs on the day, with Scheemaker winning the triple jump with a mark of 37 feet, .50 inches and Kirk claiming the 200 in 26.13. Those wins enabled Scarborough to take a 10-point lead heading into the 2-mile, and after the Scots went up by one after taking 11 points in that event, the Storm's relay team found themselves in a similar position as last Discount Romain Jerome when they trailed Bonny Eagle heading into the 4x200. "We were pretty confident, we knew we could score well," said Scheemaker. Scarborough was able to open up a formidable cushion over the Scots thanks to a strong lead leg from freshman Rodway, who was Discount TAG Heuer her 15th birthday, while Bonny Eagle's first exchange was shaky. "We knew we had it in the bag by then," said Kirk, who came out of the No. 6 hole to win the 200.
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