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Class C State Track Title Goes To Orono Girls

by Nick Coit - June 2nd 2012 11:43pm - Read more Sports
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Augusta - To Central Maine where the athletes from Class C filled up Cony High School in Augusta. Foxcroft's Ryan Wang and Colby Bombero competing in the 100 meter dash. The champ of this event today was Miguel Caballero from Orono with a time of 11.53. He'd take an awkward fall after the run, but nice sportsmanship there from Hall-Dale's Tyler Fitzgerald, making sure he was okay.

To the girls 3200 meter run. John Bapst's Amanda Lalime winning her heat of the race, but the event would go to Maranacook, with Abby Mace finishing first and two of her teammates with 3rd and 4th place finishes.

To the overall winners. The boys from Sacopee Valley taking home some hardware. The girls from Orono winning the Class C state title, racking up 126.75 team points, beating out John Bapst, who finished in second.

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