The Hamden boys indoor track team claimed its first title since 2010 while the Glastonbury girls team wins its fifth state straight title.

For the third straight season, the Billerica girls easily claimed the Div. 3 indoor track and field title thanks to a strong group effort. The Indians took home eight top-four finishes and had five scorers in the two mile to make it a 50-27 advantage over Milton before eventually claiming it 75.

Senior Nyrah Joseph paced the Indians by winning the 55-meter hurdles and taking third in the high jump and long jump, while Milton senior Zakai Perkins set a meet record in the 55 hurdles and won the long jump.

The Amherst girls were the No. 1 seed coming in, and they left no doubt in a dominant showing in the 4x200-meter relay at the MIAA Division 3 Indoor Track & Field Championships at the Reggie Lewis Track & Athletic Center.

The Billerica High girls indoor track team ran away with the Division 3 state championship at the Reggie Lewis Center on Friday night for the third year in a row. The Indians used superior

Sometimes young athletes can produce unexpected performances. Sometimes they even lead teams to newfound heights. Lexington relied on its underclassmen for support Wednesday, and was rewarded with

Hillhouse, which now has won three Class M titles in a row and its 18th class title in program history, clinched the top spot in the final race of the day, winning the 4x400 with a time of 4:10.07. Hillhouse finished with 45 points, ahead of second-place Joel Barlow (37 points) and third-place Mercy (35 points).

Three indoor Massachusetts state records fell within two hours — a remarkable feat given no indoor state record had fallen yet in 2025, and just one fell during the entire of the 2024 season.

The Wellesley girls indoor track and field team has gone through a lot of changes over the last eight years. But what hasn’t changed is its ability to win at a high level. The Raiders proved it on Thursday at the Reggie Lewis Center in Boston.

Algonquin didn't expect to win the Division 2 team championship. If not for a late dropped baton the Titans might not have. But they did enough.

The Raiders' eighth straight crown came despite only winning the final two events of the night, the 4x400- and 4x800-meter relays. Algonquin won by a point when Peabody dropped the baton on the final relay.