Molly Kenealy News Today

A two-time New England champion, NYA's Sarah Moore, and the reigning Varsity Maine Boys' Indoor Track Athlete of the Year, Noble's Maddox Jordan, are among the top returning athletes in outdoor track.

Scarborough and Portland are among the top teams in both boys and girls.

Fish pulls off surprise of the day, while Pierre wins two titles and nearly a third. Also, four records fall, and the York girls and Greely boys claim team championships.

York's Cary Drake breaks 5 minutes in the mile to set a meet record, and MDI's Miles Burr adds to his collection of state records with his time in the 400.

This season, five of Maine's all-time best indoor track times have been broken. With big crowds and state titles on the line, more marks are likely to fall on Monday.

This season, five of Maine's all-time best indoor track times have been broken. With big crowds and state titles on the line, more marks are likely to fall on Monday.

Numerous personal bests are set as Western Maine Conference teams prepare for the state championships.

Scarborough, Portland, York and Freeport figure to be contenders at the state meet for both girls and boys.

Orono senior Ruth White and Greater Houlton Christian Academy junior Teanne Owings turn in the day's fastest times, by far.

Leavitt's Haley Marston takes fifth in Class B, and Winthrop's Haley Williams comes in sixth in Class C.