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Class A track: Cheverus girls retain crown, Scarborough boys regain title
June 03, 2019
In the girls’ meet, sophomore Victoria Bossong won three events and set two Class A meet records to power Cheverus to its third straight Class A championship with 100 points, ahead of Gorham’s 71.
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SMAA track: Cheverus girls, Scarborough boys claim team titles
May 28, 2019
Eight meet records are broken, including a 34-year-old mark in the girls' 100 meters.
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New Balance Indoor National Track and Field Championship
March 12, 2018
Coach Steve Virgilio:
“On Friday night [3/9/18], Victoria Bossong, Emma White, Rosie Train and Emma Gallant competed at the New Balance Indoor National Track and Field Championship in New York City. The quartet ran the fastest indoor 4x400m relay ever run by a Maine high school girls’ team, setting a new state record of 4:04.81. They eclipsed a 23 year old mark (by nearly 4 seconds) set by Scarborough in 1995.
On Saturday [3/10/18], Victoria Bossong followed up the state record 4x400m with a new personal best time (58.37) as she became an All American in the freshman 400m event with a 5th place finish. In back to back years Emma Gallant and Victoria Bossong have run the number 1 and 2 freshman times in the 400m in Maine indoor history. Both earned all American accolades.”
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