PHOTO: Lisbon’s Sara Moore, finishing first here in the 100-meter dash, had two first-place finishes and two second-place finishes to help lead the Greyhounds to the Class C championship June 4. (Bill Van Tassel photo)
Staff Report
LEWISTON — Lisbon/Oak Hill girls track and field team won their second Class C Championship in a row, handily coming out on top at the meet held June 4 at Lewiston High School on June 4. The Lisbon/Oak Hill boys finished third, behind Winslow and Orono.
The Greyhounds competed against 28 Class C schools, and scored 119 points, with Orono second with 82 points. The top boys team was Winslow, with 86 points, Orono had 74.5 and Lisbon/Oak Hill 70.
Top Greyhounds performances were: Sara Moore 1st – -100 meter dash, 2nd -high jump, 1st – long jump, 2nd -triple jump; Kayla Cooper – 1st -400 meter dash, 3rd -100 meter dash, 3rd –200 meter dash; Amanda Mooney 1st –1600 race walk; Kiana Goldberg 1st – 100 meter hurdles, 2nd -300 meter hurdles, 6th -long jump; Gabrielle Chessie 2nd –200 meter dash, 3rd -long jump, 3rd -triple jump; Chessie, Goldberg, Cooper and Emily Westland – 1st in the 4×100 meter relay.
The top Lisbon/Oak Hill boys were: Owen Booker 2nd – javelin, 5th -triple jump, 6th -pole vault; Payden Ventry 2nd -1600 race walk; Aiden Violette 2nd- 400 meter dash; Emmett Mooney 3rd- 200 meter dash, 7th- 100 meter dash; Joshua Gosselin 4th- 3200 meters; Hunter Burkhardt 2nd- 1600 meters, 8th- 800 meters; 4×100 meter relay team of Emmett Moone, Adam Hayes, Bryce Mitchell and Gavin Grenier finished 4th; 4×400 relay team of Emmett Mooney, Gavin Grenier, Wyatt Perron and Hunter Burkhardt finished 2nd; 4×800 relay team of Darien Davis, Aiden Violette, Hunter Burkhardt and J. Gosselin was 1st.

ABOVE: Lisbon’s Emily Westland, Kiana Goldberg, Kayla Cooper and Gabrielle Chessie pose shortly after their first-place finish in the 4-by-100 meter relay race at the Class C Championships in Lewiston on June 4. BELOW: Lisbon’s Owen Booker takes off in the triple jump at the Class C Championship on June 4. Booker finished fifth in the event to garner points for the Greyhounds, as well as finishing second in javelin and sixth in the pole jump. (Bill Van Tassel photos)
