The Nor’Easter at the Track
New Year, New Meet. Trials of Miles racing will be hosting a new meet at the Track at New Balance. The Nor’Easter Invitational features athletes from around New England, as well as some prominent track and field stars from the Bay State.
Northeast Freshmen Sophomore Championships
New stars shined bright at the inaugural Northeast Freshmen Sophomore meet!
Northeast Freshmen-Sophomore Championships
Underclassmen take center stage this weekend at the inaugural Northeast Freshmen-Sophomore Championships.
Top Events to Watch at the Winter Warrior Invitational
Girls 55m and 300m Both events feature multiple time state champion Nia Kyei-Aboagye of Sharon in her invitational debut for the season. Kyei-Aboagye is coming a year for the ages as she claimed the 55m title and runner up honors in the 300m at the Meet of Champions Indoors. She followed that up by taking […]
Indoor T&F Preview: Boys Mile and Two Mile
Looking at the top returners for the Mile and Two Mile from indoors last season doesn’t give a full picture of what to expect this season. Many of this season’s top runners ran significantly faster in Outdoor than they did for Indoors. For the Mile there are eleven runners returning that have cracked 4:20, and in the Two Mile, there are ten runners returning that have run under 9:30.
Indoor T&F Preview: Boys Middle Distance 600m & 1000m
Middle distance is a relative term here. The 600m and 1000m offer challenges for runners we don’t often see race each other. You get 400m runners moving up in distance, and Milers moving down in distance. The three lap and five lap races turn into a meeting ground for runners of a variety of strengths and weaknesses.
Indoor T&F Preview: Boys Sprints and Hurdles
Like the jumping and throwing events, we haven’t seen most of the state’s top sprinters and hurdlers since June, adding intrigue and opportunity for runners to rise up the rankings. Based off last year, the shortest races could provide some of the biggest action.
Indoor T&F Preview: Boy’s Jumping Events
The jumping events are exciting heading into winter because they’re hard to predict. Unlike many of the state’s best distance runners that are coming off cross country, we haven’t seen most of these athletes since June. That period allows for a lot of improvement, and a lot of surprises. Let’s look at some of the top returners heading into this season.
Coaches Corner featuring Coach Miller of Weymouth High School
Partying Like its 2008
By Mike Miller, BSR Contributor
MIAA Division 3 State Championships Preview
The Division 3 Championships races will take place this Saturday at Willard Field in Fort Devens, offering us another preview of the course before the Meet of Champions the following week.