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DURHAM, N.H. — J.J. King, who has oinly done track for two years, won the javelin at the 73rd annual New England Championships at UNH's Reggie Atkins Track.

The senior, who is a UNH recruit, threw 189-4. The 6-4, 215-pounder's third of six throws was the big one. It was just off his modern school record of 190-5. Rhode Island freshman Ian Hall was runner-up with a 185-2 throw. Pinkerton senior Noah Woodman took second in the 400 (49.05) and anchored the Astros' eighth-place 4x400 relay. That quartet, which also included Jadyn Ruimwijk, Adam Spencer and Pat Hanlon, was clocked in 3:27.89.

Double-winner Spenser Sawyer, sprint standout Matt Garafano, multi-talented James Williams and impressive freshman Quinn Cerami starred as Windham placed second to Portsmouth (89-68.5) at the Division 2 State Meet. Pelham's Cam Starr took a first and a second in the distances.

Pinkerton's Conor Seleny had a great day at the Londonderry Invitational, winning three events. The sophomore took gold in the 110 hurdles (15.26), the 300 hurdles (41.27) and the 200 (23.11). The Astros also got firsts from Kaleal Cerafici in the shot put (47-3.5) and John King in the javelin (187-6).

Kashief Bogannam had a huge day at the 16th annual Black Bear Invitational. The Sanborn senior won the 100 meters (11.57), placed second in the triple jump (40-7.25), was second in the 400 (52.76) and was part of the fourth-place 4x100 relay team (45.76).