Four Maine athletes win New England track and field titles

[ **Our Communities. Our Teams. Our Future. **We’re proud to make high school sports coverage free for everyone, because these moments matter. At Maine State Credit Union, we’re here for the people and places that make Maine strong. Let’s go! Learn more at **[mainestatecu.org](http://pubads.g.doubleclick.net/gampad/clk?id=7274124606&iu=/6119)**.  Four Maine athletes won individual titles at the New England track and field championships on Saturday at Noble High School in North Berwick. Scarborough senior Isabella Harmon won the girls high jump with a leap of 5 feet, 7 inches, to beat Elyannah Briggs of Old Town, who needed more attempts to clear the same height. Harmon was also sixth in the pole vault (11-3), and Piper Higgins of Greely tied for eighth (10-9). Edward Little junior Thomas LeBlanc won the boys pole vault, clearing 15-3. Simon Dawson of Fairfield Ludlowe in Connecticut was second in 14-9. Patrick Saltysiak of Mount Desert Island was sixth with a vault of 13-9. Mount Desert Island senior Seneca Harvey won the girls 200 in 24.57 seconds, edging Cheverus junior Macey Weisberg (24.98). Traip Academy’s Jacqueline Diallo was eighth in 25.39. Bonny Eagle junior [Drew Gervais won the boys 100](https://www.pressherald.com/2026/06/13/call-this-bonny-eagle-junior-the-fastest-high-school-sprinter-in-new-england/) with a time of 10.78, beating Sean Blaze of Clinton, Massachusetts. Gervais was also sixth in the boys 200 (22.21), behind South Portland’s Bossay Ditanduka, who was fourth in 22.13. Other top Maine finishers included: Advertisement • Anna Jennings of Marshwood placed second in the long jump with a personal best of 18-10 1/2. Victoria Zandan of Greely (18-1 1/4) and Lucy Veilleux of Old Town (17-9 1/4) were sixth and seventh in that event. Zandan also finished sixth in the 300 hurdles (44.87) • Nsungui Mankatu of Lewiston was second in the boys triple jump (46-6) • The Portland boys placed eighth in 3,200 relay (8:08.78) and sixth in the 1,600 relay (3:23.93) • Brunswick’s Elliette Musica was eighth in the girls 100 (12.46) • Georgia Moon of Falmouth was fifth (4:57.66) and Scarborough’s Laurel Driscoll was eighth (5:01.20) in the girls 1,600 • Scarborough’s Atticus Merriam was seventh (4:15.05) in the boys 1,600 Advertisement • The South Portland boys 400 relay team was seventh, followed by Bonny Eagle in eighth • Hadley Perry of Falmouth was eighth (45.26) in the girls 300 hurdles • Deering’s Abdulkadir Munye was eighth (39.25) in the boys 300 hurdles • Ellis Wood of Deering was third in the boys 3,200 • Nora Schmidt of Portland was fifth in the girls 3,200 • Daijha Grant of Hermon was sixth in the girls triple jump (36 4 1/4) Advertisement • Ella Cameron of Yarmouth was third in the girls javelin (130-5) and fourth in the discus (131-9), one position ahead of Brunswick’s Liz Green (128-11) • Angelina Boisvert of Nokomis was eighth in the girls shot put (38-2 1/2) • Ethan Walsh of Fort Fairfield was fifth in the boys high jump (6-7) • Emmett Milliken of Camden Hills was fifth in the boys shot put (55-3 1/2) Copy the Story Link