Meet Hub: New England Outdoor Track and Field Championships
Runners to Watch: Middleboro’s Atley Phinney
Middleboro’s Atley Phinney returns this season after finishing 11th in the Division Two race at the Meet of Champions. Phinney already opened his 2025 campaign at the Smith Invitational, where he won the 1.5 Mile race in 7:26, averaging just under five-minute mile pace.
New Balance Race Report
#2 Natick tops #5 Brookline 27-28 Week 1’s matchup of titans proved better than expected. Natick prevailed in a nail biter, topping Brookline 27 to
Bay Staters Gear Up For Busy Weekend Of Competition
It will be a busy Saturday of racing In the first offical weekend of statewide coimpetition, Massachusetts athletes will be spread across three meets featuring
Runners to Watch: Billerica’s Mason Niles
After starting the season quietly, Mason Niles showed up on the biggest stage like a seasoned veteran. After competing as an eighth grader for Billerica, he started 2024 by winning the Freshmen race at the Bob Glennon Twilight Invitational. He wouldn’t race again until the Divisional Championships. It was there he stunned a talented field, to emerge as one of the top runners to watch for years to come.
Runners to Watch: Cambridge’s Sophia Juanes Seto
Sophia Juanes Seto returns this season with big shoes to fill for #10 Cambridge Rindge & Latin. Last season she formed the best duo in the state alongside teammate Aoife Shovlin. Together they both finished top ten and led Cambridge to a sixth-place finish at the Meet of Champions. This year, the reins are hers and she’ll look to top her teammate’s fourth place finish last season.
Runner’s to Watch: Lowell’s James Kelly
Lowell’s James Kelly returns this season after finishing 17th at the Meet of Champions in 2024. He’s the number four overall returning runner, with a time of 16:22.
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