Drezek, Ross each win two events

CUMBERLAND – It was Senior Day at Tucker Field on Monday afternoon, and Cumberland High’s soon-to-be graduates collected seven victories within the 18-event program to claim elementary Northern Division verdicts over Burrillville (109-38), Johnston (137-5) and North Providence (140-1).

In the process, the Clippers closed their dual-meet campaign at 9-1.

Senior Abby Drezek led the way with a pair of firsts in the 100-meter high (17.7) and the 300-meter low hurdles (54.7), as did classmate Julianne Ross in the triple jump (33-2) and long jump (16-3 ½); Julia Dempsey in the 3,000 (10:58.1); and Colleen Enestvedt in the 800 (1:04.2).

Enestvedt also anchored the victorious 4 x 400 relay (also consisting of Grace Henson, Olivia Sarmento and Gabby Abramek), which closed in 3:43.1.

“We celebrated our seniors, and they definitely stepped up and showed what they had in them,” noted head coach Vanessa Molloy. “They set the example for the team.”

Fellow senior talent Jaylynne Thomas would have competed, but she apparently broke her nose in a soccer game.

Still, several underclassmen played crucial roles, as sophomore Ali Leboeuf and freshman Abby Free took 1-2 hon- ors in the 100 and 200 dashes; Abramek the top spot in the 400; the junior Henson in the 1,500; frosh Victoria Dedonato in the hammer toss; and sophomore Dayna Jackvony first in the high jump and runner-up honors in the long jump.

The Broncos may have lost to Cumberland, but nevertheless posted two wins over the Cougars (116-15) and Panthers (112-18).

Alexus Yativong claimed the javelin (79-7) and placed second in the discus, while Audriauna Greeno

took the shot put (27-1 ½) and second in the hammer.

Cumberland 109, Burrillville 38 Cumberland 137, Johnston 5 Cumberland 140, North Providence 1 Burrillville 116, North Providence 15 Burrillville 112, Johnston 18

Area placements Hammer throw – 1. Victoria Dedonoto (CUMB) 59-8; 2. Audriauna Greeno (B) 5511; 3. Tori Caulfield (CUMB) 50-8. Discus – 2. Alexus Yativong (B) 73-11; 3. Allie Goodreau (CUMB) 71-0. Javelin – 1. Yativong (B) 79-7; 2. Dedonato (CUMB) 77-6; 3. Sam Prario (B) 75-10. Shot put – 1. Greeno (B) 27-1 ½; 2. Goodreau (CUMB) 26-4. 100m dash – 1. Ali Leboeuf (CUMB) 13.7; 2. Abby Free (CUMB) 14.0; 3. Keyla Lopez (CUMB) 14.4. 200m – 1. Leboeuf (CUMB) 29.5; 2. Free (CUMB) 29.9; 3. Olivia Sarmento (CUMB) 30.0. 400m – 1. Colleen Enestvedt (CUMB) 1:04.2; 2. Sidney Jablonski (CUMB) 1:06.3; 3. Sabrina Charron (B) 1:07.6. 800m – 1. Gabby Abramek (CUMB) 2:35.8; 2. Aliza Richard (B) 2:41.3; 3. Emma Gaudreau (CUMB) 2:44.9. 1,500m – 1. Grace Henson (CUMB) 5:17.0; 2. Charron (B) 5:24.6; 3. Richard (B) 5:29.1. 3,000m – 1. Julia Dempsey (CUMB) 10:58.1; 2. Adah Anderson (CUMB) 11:09.0; 3. Alyssa Vitiello (B) 13:17.5. 100m high hurdles – 1. Abby Drezek (CUMB) 17.7; 2. Karlee Cournoyer (B) 18.5; 3. Tanaihya Harmon (B) 18.9. 300m low hurdles – 1. Drezek (CUMB) 54.7; 2. Shakira DePina (CUMB) 55.2; 3. Lexi Cardin (B) 58.7. 4x100m relay – 1. Cumberland (Leboeuf, Free, Lopez, Dayna Jackvony) 54.4. 4x400m relay – 1. Cumberland (Henson, Sarmento, Abramek, Enestvedt) 3:43.3. Triple jump – 1. Julianne Ross (CUMB) 33-2; 2. Prario (B) 26-6 ½. Long jump – 1. Ross (CUMB) 16-3 ½; 2. Jackvony (CUMB) 15-10; 3. Kaylee Cournoyer (B) 15-7 ½. High jump – 1. Jackvony (CUMB) 4-10; 2. Anderson (CUMB) 4-2. Pole vault – 1. Caitlyn Longest (CUMB) 6-0.

Clippers stay undefeated

CUMBERLAND – Junior Chris Choquette garnered a trio of individual victories while helping Cumberland High finish the Northern Division dual-meet campaign unbeaten at 10-0, courtesy of romps over Burrillville (100.553.5), North Providence (110.5-43.5) and Johnston (115-38) at Tucker Field on Monday.

Choquette earned the top spots in the 110-meter high hurdles (15.8), 300 intermediate hurdles (42.9) and long jump (20-8), then chipped in a second in the triple jump (388).

Senior Nick Caulfield posted a win in the shot put (42-3 ¼) and three runner-ups in the discus, javelin and hammer; and teammate Alex Mazika snared the discus (125-3) while Josh Holzberger nailed the victory in the hammer (154-2, just 10 inches farther than Caulfield.

Noah Tougas led a 1-2-3 sweep in the pole vault, and Trey Muraoka led the way in the high jump (5-8).

Victors for the Broncos, who coasted to decisions over the Panthers and Cougars, included Camden Harrigan, who finished first in the 400 (52.1) and in a tie for the same in the 200 (23.9); senior Jeff Pichie in the 3,000 (9:29.5); and junior Nick Deering in the triple jump (40-8 ½).

Cumberland 100.5, Burrillville 53.5 Cumberland 110.5; North Providence 43.5 Cumberland 115, Johnston 38 Burrillville 97, Johnston 47 Burrillville 99, North Providence 42

Area placements 110m high hurdles – 1. Chris Choquette (CUMB) 15.8; 2. Noah Key (CUMB) 16.3. 100m dash – 2. Frank Farmer (CUMB) 11.2. 1,500m – 2. Ben Drezek (CUMB) 4:30.2; 3. Dan Collard (CUMB) 4:30.4. 400m – 1. Camden Harrigan (B) 52.1; 2. Antonio Rua (B) 55.1. 300m intermediate hurdles – 1. Choquette (CUMB) 42.9; 2. Key (CUMB) 43.7; 3. B. Drezek (CUMB) 44.1. 800m – 2. Nate Rogers (CUMB) 2:08.2; 3. Rua (B) 2:09.4. 200m – 1. (tie) Harrigan (B), Axel Bondoma (NP) 23.9; 3. Nick Deering (B) 24.6. 3,000m – 1. Jeff Pichie (B) 9:29.5; 2. Ryan Mardo (CUMB) 9:37.9; 3. Cam Charron (B) 9:48.2. 4x400m relay – 1. Burrillville (Kyle Rainville, Harrigan, Thomas Ames, Rua) 3:43.7. Shot put – 1. Nick Caulfield (CUMB) 42-3 ¼; 2. Tye Skeldon (CUMB) 40-8 ¼. Discus – 1. Alex Mazika (CUMB) 125-3; 2. Caulfield (CUMB) 97-9; 3. Ethan Prario (B) 95-3. Hammer throw – 1. Josh Holzberger (CUMB) 154-2; 2. Caulfield (CUMB) 153-4; 3. Mazika (CUMB) 140-1. Javelin – 1. Prario (B) 129-6; 2. Caulfield (CUMB) 119-11. Long jump – 1. Choquette (CUMB) 20-8; 3. Deering (B) 19-3. Triple jump – 1. Deering (B) 40-8 ½; 2. Choquette (CUMB) 38-8. High jump – 1. Trey Muraoka (CUMB) 5-8. Pole vault – 1. Noah Tougas (CUMB) 9-6; 2. Christian Tougas (CUMB) 9-0; 3. Arthur Rossi (CUMB) 9-0.