ALL-SCHOLASTICS
Jayden Bai
Lexington, senior
The senior finished second in the 55 hurdles (7.79) and contributed to the winning 4x200 relay (1:30.03) at All-States, then placed fifth in the 55 hurdles (7.81) at the New England meet. Bai is also an NSDA Academic All-American.
Sam Burgess
Framingham, senior
The Harvard commit notched an impressive victory in the 2-mile (8:59.27) at All-States, and set a 2mile meet record (9:06.34) at the Division 1 meet the week prior. He placed 10th at New Balance Nationals in the 5000 (14:43.00).
Neil Chowdhury
Andover, senior
The senior won the 600 (1:23.06) at All-States and finished sixth in the New England meet in a personal-best time (1:22.97). He finished fourth at the Division 1 meet (1:23.83) and second in the MSTCA Coaches Invitational (1:23.73).
Jacob Cookinham
Bishop Stang, senior
The Kansas commit owns the nation’s longest high school shot put throw this season (67-4.5). His undefeated year was capped with wins at All-States (66-00.25) and New Englands (67-3), before finishing third at Nationals (63-6.25).
Andrew Gleason
Pembroke, senior
The senior was the state’s top 55meter dash athlete, earning firstplace at both All-States (6.45) and the Division 4 meet (6.50). He also took part in the Patriot Leaguewinning 4x200 relay squad (1:33.24). He’ll attend Bryant.
Sean Golembiewski
Hopkinton, senior
The fall soccer All-Scholastic was also among the state’s most dominant track stars, capping an undefeated season in 55 hurdles with a All-States victory (7.60). He also won the state pentathlon (3,404), and will run track at Penn.
Colin Kirn
Andover, senior
The senior notched victories in the 1000 at All-States (2:30.08) and the Division 1 meet (2:32.68), and finished 36th in the 800 (1:55.44) at New Balance Nationals. He will run track and major in computer science at UMass Amherst.
Alex Landry
Acton-Boxborough, senior
The Northeastern commit finished second in the 300 (34.67) at AllStates, and set a 300 meet record (34.44) in a winning effort at the Division 1 championships. He also won the Northeast Invitational competing in the 200 (22.23).
Nathan Lopez
St. John’s Prep, senior
The four-time cross-country AllScholastic earns his first indoor track selection, thanks to a secondplace finish in the 2-mile (9:01.32) at All-States and an undefeated season in the Catholic Conference. He will attend Michigan.
Rowan McConkey
Arlington, senior
The senior high jump specialist won the event at All-States (6-4) and finished second at the Division 2 championship meet (6-2). He also set a personal best in a winning effort at the Division 2 State Relays (6-5).
Tyler Tubman
Newton North, senior
The Columbia-bound senior had an undefeated individual season in the state, highlighted by wins in the mile at All-States (4:17.08) and the Division 1 meet (4:16.61). He also anchored the winning 4x800 relay at All-States (7:57.83).
Natanael Vigo Catala
Haverhill, junior
The junior burst onto the scene with a first-place finish in the 300 (34.37) at All-States, setting a meet record and the second-fastest time in state history. He also placed third in the event (34.52) at the New England meet.