Hingham boys track finishes their mission in honor of Coach Jewett

In a meet charged with emotion, energy, and more sugar than a chocolate milk mile, Hingham High boys track and field delivered a massive team victory over rival Marshfield High, doing it in the most meaningful way possible: together, and in honor of beloved coach Fred Jewett . The Harbormen boys finished off an undefeated dual meet season with a 75-61 victory over the Rams. Marshfield was the winner on the girls side, 98.

33-37. 66. Combined with Senior Day celebrations, this was not just a win, but a statement.

The boys came flying out of the blocks in the sprints, with Graham Carlson grabbing wins in the 100m (PR) and 200m and runner-up spots in the long jump and triple jump. Michael Blackwood stormed to second in the 100 with a PR of his own, while Jahbriel Johnson blazed through the 200 and 400, earning a win and second place. Distance brought the same grit.

Travis O’Neil dominated the 2-mile with a PR victory, Tommy Simpson battled to third in the 800, and Gavin Anderson doubled back with third-place finishes in both the mile (PR) and 2-mile. The hurdles and jumps? Tristan Campbell was everywhere, winning the 110 hurdles and high jump with PR performances while apparently ignoring the concept of gravity.