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Paige Wesolowski  won the 600 meter in 1:43.06 to help Pentucket girls to a fourth-place team finish at the CAL track meet.

The Sachems had several second-place finishes, including Ali Attenasio in the 55 meter hurdles (9.31), Marissa Porter in the 600 (1:43.50) and Marisa Lundy, Colleen Kilian, Tori Spofford and Charlotte Merritt in the 4x200 relay (1:56.33). 

Ali Attenasio won the 40 yard dash in a personal best 6.47 and also won the shot put (27-9) to help Pentucket track (7-2) clinch at least a share of the CAL Division I championship. 

Pentucket's Molly Smith, Rachel Perry, Chase Marcotte and Ali Attenasio took second place in the shuttle hurdle relay (31.52) at the Division 3 Relays while also breaking a school record that was set back in 2001.

Pentucket's Tori Spofford ran a personal best to win the 300 (49.92), then was a part of the winning 4X400 team, which posted a PR of 4:34.32, and also included Marisa Lundy, Kristin Fitzgerald and Paige Wesolowski.

Brenna Logan had a personal-best high jump of 4-6, winning the event for the first time ever as Pentucket dealt Newburyport its first loss, 47-39. "This was an exciting meet that came down to the last event," said Sachems coach Steve Derro. "We were both fighting illness and injuries but both teams fought extremely hard through that adversity."

Pentucket's Marissa Porter finished second in the 600 (1:44.38) at the MSTCA Winter Festival track meet at the Reggie Lewis Center yesterday to qualify for the CAL meet and States.