The Barrington High School girls track team scored points in every event and finished in first place at the Eastern Division Championship meet, held Saturday at BHS.

The Eagles scored 236.5 points, while Portsmouth was second with 122.5 points and Mt. Hope was third with 105 points. Eleven teams competed in the championship meet.

“This was truly a full team effort as we scored points in every event with 28 different athletes scoring points and many others with seasonal and personal bests,” wrote BHS Girls Coach Ed Roskiewicz. “We demonstrated that we have a powerful team with top performers in the state and great depth overall!”

Jordan Roskiewicz won two individual events for the Eagles. The junior won the 100-meter hurdles, tying her personal best time of 16.65. She also won the 300-meter hurdles with a top time of 51.71.

Barrington’s 4x800-meter relay team of Olivia Johnson, Kyle Keough, Ella Reagan and Indie Lamb dominated the event, finishing ahead of the second place team by more than 20 seconds. 

Ellie Noonan captured first place in the pole vault. She cleared nine feet to match her personal best. Frannie Johnson finished third, Sophie Dunham was fourth and Siena Leland was fifth. Barrington scored 25 team points in the pole vault. 

Eva Garofano won the discus and set a new school record in the event, with a distance of 127 feet, 11 inches. Kitty Wang finished third, Lily Cregan was fourth and Natalie Antonio was sixth. 

Cregan won the hammer throw event while Emma Marvelli finished second, Antonio was fourth and Garofano placed sixth. Garofano finished second in the shot, while Cregan was fifth in that event. Antonio finished second in the javelin and Ellie Donato was third in that event. 

Sophia Ford, a junior, was tops in the long jump with a top distance of 17 feet, 2.75 inches, while her sister Allie Ford, a freshman, finished sixth. In the high jump, freshman Helena Hyde cleared 4 feet, 11 inches and finished second, while Roskiewicz finished seventh and Allie Ford was eighth.

In the 4x100-meter relay, the team of Chelsea Duncan, Isys Dunphy, Maddie Gill and Sophia Ford finished in third place.

Olivia Johnson finished second in the 400-meter race with a time of 63.13, while Lamb finished fourth. Caroline Reznik finished second in the 800, while Sara Chang finished fourth and Ally Dumas finished sixth. Chang also finished eighth in the 1,500. 

Dunphy finished seventh in the 100-meter race and fifth in the 200. Kitty Wang was third in the 100-meter hurdles, and Athena Gao was seventh in the 100-meter hurdles. Gao also finished seventh in the 300 hurdles. 

Virginia Sanderson ran her best time of season to place fifth while Maeve Kelly crossed the line eighth. 

In the triple jump, Sophia Ford finished third, Roskiewicz was fifth, Helena Defanti was sixth, and Hyde was seventh. 

Barrington’s 4x400-meter relay team of Johnson, Reagan, Lamb and Reznik finished in first place.