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Check out the top 1,000 outdoor performances of the decade in Massachusetts for the girls 400m hurdles.

Josh Lampron wins the mile and Wachusett smokes another distance relay. (Photo by Vic Sailer)

Massachusetts athletes pick-up 12 wins and 2 meet records.

Several nationally ranked athletes are scheduled to compete, including the #2 and #4 400m runners in the country.

The Mansfield machine was back at it, claiming another team track championship.

Many events are wide-open as the seniors take one last shot at glory.

Becky Stoyle of Pembroke set a new meet record in the triple jump, but it was not enough to overcome Bishop Feehan for the team title.

The seniors raised the bar for the entire state, and we watched events become so fiercely competitive that only nationally ranked performances had a chance at the podium.

Photo by Patrick Bendzick

The Reggie Lewis Center will be rocking on Friday night as the top high school talent from MA, NH, ME, VT, RI, CT will be competing in the 24th New England Indoor Track & Field Championship. This meet attracts some of the top talent in the country. Highlighting the girls action will be Andrea Keklak (Lincoln-Sudbury, MA) who is the US #1 at 1000m, Keklak will also run the 4x800. Other top talent includes Linsdey Crevoiserat (Glastonbury, CT), Maya Waton (Danbury, CT), Rebecca Robinson (Arlington, MA), & Vanessa Clerveaux (Brockton, MA). With all the top talent there are several meet records in danger of being broken, don't miss any of the action, follow along as Milesplit brings you all the action.

Mansfield delivers as several state records fall.    

Several meet records are in jeopardy as we watch some very impressive athletes try to win multiple events.

  The Pembroke girls win a close one and the Bishop Feehan boys successfully defend their title.

  Keep up to date with the latest news from all the league championship meets. Photo by Henry Finch.