South Burlington, Vt.
Participating as an individual, Pelletier continued to soar over his competition in both the high jump and long jump. The Rivendell junior won both, recording a leap of 5 feet, 10 inches in the former and 21 feet in the latter.
Giesing continued her distance dominance by winning the girls mile in 5 minutes, 23.83 seconds. She also placed fourth in the javelin (93-8), with twin sister Hannah Giesing also recording fourths in the 400 dash (1:03.43) and 200 dash (28.20).
The Olympians also recorded team points in three different relay races with rosters populated largely by sophomores and freshmen. Coach Emily Willems took a relatively small roster to the meet because of conflicts with prom.
Woodstock also sent a contingent to the meet. Grace Vollers had the best day, taking second in the girls javelin (103-8).
Holderness, n.h.
Erin Gregory-Davis and Charlotte Greenspan snagged straight-sets wins to get Kimball Union going in singles play. Kelly Do and Hana Caloras advanced KUA with third-set tiebreaker victories, and No. 1 Christina Ryan clinched the team decision with her own three-set win, also decided in a tiebreaker.
The Wildcats (8-0) host New Hampton on Wednesday in their home finale.
Newry, Maine
Phillips Exeter’s Garrett Kimball gained credit for the boys B Division win in the 21-mile uphill race. Hanover’s Grant Woods was 11 seconds behind the pack in seventh place. Teammate Payton Stearns was 16th.