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Congratulations to the 200 Meter Boys Relay Team for placing third in the NEC Championships at the Reggie Lewis Center in Boston.

Chevere Archer earned a 3rd Place in the High Jump. Rudy Collymore earned a third Place in the Long Jump

Classical 46, Everett 40

At Everett, the Rams had six first-place finishes: Dammy Dada, 50 hurdles (7.3); Rudy Collymore, 50 (5.9); George Clark, mile (5:37); Perry Raymond, 2-mile (12:11); Danny Omoregie, shot put (44-3); and Chevere Archer, high jump (5-8).

English 59, Classical 27

At Tech, Classical's Chevere Archer won the high jump. The Rams also had wins from Rudy Collymore in the 50 (5.8) and Danny Omereggie in the shot put (44-8).

English (2-5) was led by Ricky Kimber, who won the 50 hurdles (7.0); Camy Ducasse, first in the 300 (40.8); Jesse Birotte, first in the 1,000 and Chris Birotte, first in the 2-mile (11:36); Jared Fossa, 600 (1:38.9); and Alejandro Santos, mile (5:46.2). English also won the mile, the relay and the 600.

"It was a good, competitive meet," Classical coach Ryan Hathaway said. "It (Classical-English) is always a fun rivalry in the track department."

Classical 45 1/2, Revere 40 1/2

At Tech, the Rams (1-5) picked up their first win, taking firsts in six events. Chevere Archer won the high jump (5-6); Danny Omoreggie, the shot put (42-1 1/2); Dammy Dada, 50 hurdles (7.6); Rudy Collymore, 50 (5.7); Felipe Garcia, 300 (41.7) and Perry Raymond, 2-mile (12:06.2). Revere (1-5) had wins from Francesco Tartaglia, 600 (1:41.4); Chris Panzini, 1,000 (3:09.5) and Ariel Pineda, mile (5:00.3).

Salem 45, Classical 40

At Gloucester, Classical (0-5) had firsts from Rudy Collymore in the high jump (5-2) and the 50 (5.8); Danny Omoreggie, shot put (43-9 1/2); Dammy Dada, 50 hurdles (7.5) and Felipe Garcia, 300 (37.5), but the Witches (1-3) won the relay to put the meet away. Salem had wins from Christopher Bozarjian, 600 (1:27.3); Max Thelen, 1,000 (2:54.4); Kinnon Church, mile (5:21.1); and Stephen Trainor, 2-mile (10:37.2).

Rudy Colleymore had a sensational day for Classical. He placed seventh in the 55 (6.98) and then placed 16th in the long jump (17-1).

Peabody 72, Classical 14

At Tech, the Tanners (3-0) picked up wins in all 10 events to best the Rams.

Taking the wins for Peabody were Zach Grube in the high jump (6-0); Paul Ruotolo, shotput (45-5 3/4); Joe Votto, 50 hurdles (7.6); Brian Bettencourt, 50 (5/8); Jonathan Acquaviva, 300 (39.8); Dave Richardson, 600 (1:43.1); Nick Christensen, 1,000 (3:04.5); David Caggiano, mile (5:25.2) and Jeremy Picanco, 2-mile (12:10.2).

Marblehead 69, Classical 17

At Marblehead, the Magicians (2-1) had wins from Jake Smith, 55 hurdles (8.6); Will Herling, 300 meters, (40.5); Dan Sloss, 600 meters (1:37); Andrew Graf, 1,000 (2:57); Ethan Levine, mile (5:14) and Tucker Reece, two-mile (10:34). Classical would take three first-place finishes, from Rudy Collymore in the 55 meters (6.8) and the high jump (5-4), and Danny Omoregie in the shot put (40-10).

Lynn Classical boys indoor track team member Jamil Muriel competed against Marblehead at Marblehead on Tuesday. (ITEM PHOTO / OWEN O'ROURKE)

Beverly 60, Classical 28

At Peabody, Danny Omoreggie won the shot put for the Rams (41-9 1/2) and Dammy Dada, the 50 hurdles (6.9). Beverly had wins from George Louis, high jump (6-2) and 50 (5.3); Randy Jones, 300 (36.1); Kipp Standley, 600 (1:27.4); Thomas Benton, 1,000 (2:51.5); Scott O'Neil, mile (5:28.5); and Erich O'Neil, two-mile (11:39.7).

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Congratulations to our new NEC All-Stars : Danny Omoreggie, , Rudy Collymore, and Jaquan Houston !

Dada, Dammy Ford, Buddy Garcia, Felipe Garcia, Rafael Gonzalez, Carlos Grijalva, Maynor

Jaquan Huston in the Relay Race at the NEC Meet in the Reggie Lewis Arena, 2/6/09.

In the boys meet, winners for English (1-6, 1-4 NEC Large) included: Richard Kimber, 50 hurdles (7.1); Camy Ducasse, 600 (1:42.4); Jesse Birotte, 1,000 (3:05.8); Chris Birotte, mile (5:24.6); Alejandro Santos, 2-mile (12:20.6); and the relay (4:02.9).
Winners for Classical (0-7, 0-5 NEC Large) were: Chevere Archer, high jump (5-7); Daniel Omoreggie, shot put (38-7 1/2); Rudy Collymore, 50 dash (5.8); and Jamil Muriel, 300 (41.0).

Beverly 65, Classical 16

At Beverly, the Panthers (5-1, 3-1 NEC) won all the individual events, but Classical did have a second from Daniel Omoreggie in the shot put; Angel Melendez, 50 hurdles; Rudy Collymore, 50 and Felipe Garcia, 300. George Louis was a double winner for Beverly with firsts in the high jump (6-0) and the 50 (5.8).

Revere 56.5, Classical 24.5)

At Revere, Classical had wins from Chevere Archer, high jump (5-4); Rudy Collymore, 50 (5.9) and Jaquan Huston, 300 (37.3). The Revere winners were Manny Velez, shot put (50-1/2); Victor Galli, 50 (6.8); Kristian Andino, 600 (1:32.5); Bryan Coniglio, 1,000 (2:41.6); Nicholas DeMarco, mile (5:25) and Alen Smajic, 2-mile (11:54).

Salem 60, Classical 26

At Beverly, the Rams picked up three firsts. Daniel Omoreggie won the shot put (40-7 1/4); Rudy Collymore, the 50 (6.0) and Felipe Garcia, the 300 (37.6). Salem had wins from Ben Dibble in the high jump (5-5) and the 50 (7.6); Juan Carrasco, the 600 (1:23.4); Mike Collins, the 1,000 (2:46.5); Steve Levesque, the mile (5:09.6) and Steve Trainor, the 2-mile (11:16). Salem also won the relay.

Danvers 67, Classical 19

At Danvers, the Falcons took home all but two first-place finishes: Ryan O'Connell, high jump (5-7) and 600 (1:34.5); Michael Lima, shot put (43-10 3/4); Steve Hennessey, 55 hurdles (9.1); Michael Harris, 55 (6.8); Ben Pasquariello, 1,000 (2:52.3); David Wright, mile (5:32.5); and Geoff Wheeler, 2-mile (12:07.6).

Jaquan Huston took home top honors for the Rams in the 300 with a time of 40.3. The relay team was the only other first-place finish for Classical.

The Northeastern Conference showcased its underclass indoor track stars at the boys and girls freshman-sophomore meets this past weekend.

Those who placed first, second, or third in the boys meet include: high jump, James Patrican, Gloucester, first (5-4); Thomas Melendez, Saugus, second (5-2); and Olisa Obiefuna, Saugus, third (5-0); shot put, Daniel Omoreggie, Classical, first (39-5 1/4); Michael Garrity, Peabody, second (37-3/4); and Andrew Porper, Gloucester, third (35-7 1/2); high hurdles, Nolan Raimo, Marblehead, first (7.9); James Patrican, Gloucester, second (8.0); and Aaron McGill, Peabody, third (8.2); 50 dash, Rudy Collymore, Classical, first (6.0); Olisa Obiefuna, Saugus, second (6.1); and Zak Adie, English, third (6.2); mile, Jake Conaty, Swampscott, first (5:14.0); Evan Braz, Peabody, second (5:15.4); and Colin Mahoney, Peabody, third (5:18.6); 300, Felipe Garcia, Classical, first (37.8); Jake Freedman, Peabody, second (38.0); and Ty Kennedy, Saugus, third (39.5); 600, Will Herlihy, Marblehead, first (1:25.9); Shiloh Clark, Swampscott, second (1:27.7); and Brian Theriault, Gloucester, third (1:29.0); 1,000, Chris Neumann, Marblehead, first (2:51.2); Jeremy Picanco, Peabody, second (2:52.9); and Ryan Kelley, Swampscott, third (2:54.3); 2-mile, Thomas D'Amato, Peabody, first (10:54.0); Nick Hartman, Swampscott, second (10:59.4); and Henry Pratt, Marblehead, third (11:14.0); and relay, Peabody, first (4:12.5); Gloucester, second (4:16.9); and Marblehead, third (4:19.2).

Peabody 76, Classical 10

At Peabody, the Tanners (2-0) won every event. Jamal Abujijeh won the high jump (5-5); Nour Shahin , shot put (47-3 1/2); Edwin Mejia, 45 hurdles (6.6); Domenic Mondi, 45 dash (5.4); Nick Hiou, 300 (36.6); Jared Shields, 600 (1:29.4); Nick Christenson, 1,000 (2:47.4); Evan Braz, mile (5:16.4), and James Fanning, 2-mile (12:54.4).

Classical got second place finishes from Rudy Collymore in the dash; Jaquan Huston, 300, and Rafael Garcia, 2-mile.

Gloucester 75, Classical 11

At Gloucester, the Fishermen swept all of the first-place finishes: Brett Smith, high jump (5-5); Gus Margiotta, shot put (40-3); Christian Hernandez, 55 hurdles (7.8); Luis Hernandez, 55 dash (5.7); Abraham Rubin, 300 (38.4); Gilbert Brown, 600 (1:30.1); Kevin Hurd, 1,000 (2:40.4); Andrew Ryan, mile (4:55.4); Wes Dunn, 2-mile (12:04.3); and the relay (4:02).

The Rams earned three second-place finishes: Daniel Omoreggie, shot put (37-10); Angel Melendez, 55 hurdles (7.9); and Felipe Garcia, 300 (39.1).

NEC Names All-Star - SAM SMITH, Classical - Senior ... Competed in 600 and threw shot ... Did winter track all three years, and will compete in the spring for his third straight season ... Very dedicated, with strong improvement from one season to next ... Two-way starter in football at tight end and defensive end ... Headed to UNH

The Classical boys went home happy Thursday in the annual showdown between the rivals at Revere.

The Rams won 53-29 .

The Classical boys garnered eight firsts led by double winner Sam Smith, who won the shot put (37-9); and the 600 (1:33.1). Chevere Archer won the high jump (4-11); Titenny Loeup, 50 hurdles (7.8); Jaquan Huston, 300 (38.1); Josh Horgan, 1,000 (3:06.7); Cristian Lopez, mile (6:06.8); and Rafael Villatoro, 2-mile (12:04). English's Julio Arzu won the 50 (5.5); and the Bulldogs won the relay.

At Marblehead, Jaquan Huston won the 300 (41.3) and took second in the high jump (5-7), but Revere dominated the rest of the meet. Ricardo Zegara was a double winner for the Patriots with firsts in the high jump (5-7) and the 55 hurdles (8.5).

Salem 52, Classical 34

At Revere, the Rams (1-2, 0-1 NEC Large) had a couple of impressive performances. Jaquan Huston was a double winner with a first in the high jump (5-3) and a first in the 300 (37.7). Sam Smith won the shot put for the Rams (35-1); Titenny Loeup, the 50 (7.9); and Rafael Villatoro, the 2-mile (11:34). Salem is 1-0.

The Saugus boys and girls track teams swept Classical on Wednesday at Swampscott. It was the season opener for all four teams.
The Saugus boys won, 54-22. Saugus winners were: Jason Guarente, high jump (6-3) and 1,000 (2:56.9); Paul Doucette, shot put (36-10 3/4); Ryan Chisolm, 55 hurdles (11.1); Rodrigo Henriques, 55 (7.1); Patrick Finnegan, 300 (43.0); David Cacciola, 600 (1:52.8); Matthew Bono, mile (5:20.5); and Matt Guarente, 2-mile (11:12.7).
Classical got second-place finishes from Shakeem Pierresaint, shot put (34-3 3/4); Angel Melendez, 55 hurdles (11.3); Robert Ramsay, 55 (7.2); Jaquan Huston, 300 (43.7); Josh Horgan, 1,000 (3:48.2); and Cristian Lopez, mile (6:13.4); and third-place finishes from Kashawn Avery, 55 (7.3); Eric Sisson, 600 (2:01.5); Bobby Adams, 1,000 (4:21.0); and Sam Rios, mile (6:39.5).
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Congratulations to ANDREW KINLOCH, on becoming a League All-Star at Classical: Senior ... was 9-1 in his competition, and second in the event ... NEC all-star ... quiet, though leads by example ... three-year starter in football ... will throw the discus and shot put this spring.