Hingham boys track can remain undefeated with win over Marshfield

Hingham High’s boys and girls track and field teams stepped onto their home track on May 5 against Duxbury carrying something heavier than spikes and batons after the recent passing of longtime head coach Fred Jewett . The boys delivered a commanding 89–47 victory, toppling the Dragons with speed, depth and a surge of personal bests. The Harborwomen came up on the short end of a 104-32 decision against Duxbury but impressed with their resilience while posting PRs around every turn of the track oval.

Boys — Hingham 89, Duxbury 47 In the sprints, Graham Carlson led the charge with a second-place finish in the 100m and a personal best in the 200m for second. Michael Blackwood added a PR for third in the 100m, while Jahbriel Johnson posted a PR in the 200m (third) before returning to win the 400m in another PR. John Hamilton followed with a PR of his own for third in the 400m.

The distance crew turned the meet into a showcase. Gavin Anderson and Travis O’Neil went 1–2 in the mile with matching personal bests of 4:45 and 4:47, then doubled back to do it again in the 2-mile, again with PRs. Freshman Elliot Sandifer added a PR for fourth in the mile.

Tommy Simpson took first in the 800, with Brendan O’Neil placing third. Over the hurdles, Nolan McManus ran a PR for second in the 110m hurdles, then came back to win the 400m with another PR, followed by Lundon Jackson, who also recorded a PR. The relay team of Jack Griffiths, Jordan Johnson, Connor Gately and Josh Greisner captured first in the 4x100m.