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Junk Removal in Cary, NC

Junk Doctors Junk Removal in Cary, NC

Junk Doctors Junk Removal and Hauling was founded in Cary, NC by Lee Godbold. Godbold is a fifth generation Cary native and the grandson of Bob Godbold, who served on the Cary Town Council for almost twenty years. Bob Godbold has a park named after him located on Maynard Road near Sk8 Cary. You could say Godbold’s roots run deep in Cary.

Those who knew Bob would be quick to point out that he didn’t put up with any junk. His grandson definitely inherited that personality trait but also took it just a step further. He not only doesn’t put up with junk from people, he helps them get rid of the junk they have! Junk Doctors has been Cary’s premiere choice for junk removal for years now.

Lee Godbold founded Junk Doctors Junk Removal and Hauling in Cary, NC. Today, Junk Doctors services most of North Carolina.

Godbold gets a kick out of seeing street names as he drives through Cary now. “There aren’t many streets in Cary that we haven’t done a junk removal job on. It just amazes me how many people use our company. I remember when I first started I’d be in a large group of people in Cary and would get asked what I do or what school I went to. I’d tell them that I owned a business called Junk Doctors. “What is Junk Doctors?” they’d ask. I’d explain that we are a full service junk removal company in business to haul away all of Cary’s junk! Now, when I’m in a group and tell people that I own Junk Doctors, most people know who we are or have seen our trucks around. Pretty cool!”

Godbold thinks back fondly on some of the neater things his junk removal company has done in Cary. “Because of my roots, I come across people who knew or knew of my grandfather. It’s really neat to encounter those people, many of whom have roots in Cary just as deep as mine.” Godbold talks of doing a job for the son of the man who used to own Pete’s Hardware in Cary. “Pete’s has been closed since I was a kid. But I still remember all the old-timers talking about Pete Murdoch and his hardware store. When his son called up, I knew exactly who they were talking about.” Pete had passed away and Junk Doctors was hired to haul away the junk left from his estate. “Estate clean outs in Cary can be interesting jobs. I’ve never been one to get too crazy about the junk we come across. But estate clean outs can have some really great and historical stuff. Can be very neat for sure.” Pete did have a bunch of stuff left over from the old hardware store. He had some old merchandise, credit records, an old cash register, signage, and more. “It was a neat junk removal job in Cary, that’s for sure,” Godbold said.

Cool Junk Removal Service Calls in Cary, NC

Some of the other, neater trash hauling jobs Godbold has gotten in Cary include clearing out a home in Macgregor Downs. Several truck loads of junk were hauled out of this large Macgregor home and the attached carriage-house. Inside the garage were two old cars from the nineteen-teens. One was a Peerless and the other a Pierce Arrow Limousine. A friend of Godbold’s is an avid car collector and he purchased those cars. At the time of this writing, the Pierce Arrow is being restored and should be shown at the Amelia Island car show coming up in a few months. “It was really cool to come across those old cars. You never know what kind of stuff you are gonna come across in a Cary junk removal job. That’s for sure.”

“Cary has a lot of great history and it is definitely neat to be able to run a Cary junk removal company and come across some of that history. I remember doing a job once at a house on Dixon Street that had been built at the end of the Civil War. There was stuff in that basement that had probably been there since the 30’s. There was an old fridge that was still working in the house that was probably an original piece. It had the old exposed coils on top of the machine. We actually found the wooden shipping crate that refrigerator had come in. We hauled away the crate but not the old fridge.”

In the Russel Hills subdivision, there is an old barn that people live in. Junk Doctors completed a Cary junk removal job there towards the start of the company’s time in operation. The family had some old electronics, clothing, and other trash removal needs. Godbold and co. were able to quickly schedule that service in order to get those customers taken care of. Junk Doctors always does their best to accommodate same or next day junk pickups in Cary, NC.

Cary also has a lot of swimming pools. Godbold and co can remove swimming pools and hot tubs in addition to their junk removal offerings. Godbold says they can do above or in-ground pools, but the typical homeowner has an in-ground pool. To haul away an in-ground pool, we first must break up all the material that makes up the pool. The course of action for removal depends on whether the pool is made of fiberglass or concrete with a liner. After the pool has been broken up, it will be hauled away. Junk Doctors is equipped for both large junk removal jobs and small junk removal jobs in Cary!

Cary does have a decent curb-sized program where residents can take their stuff to the curb and the city will haul it off for a small fee. Many people who are novices with the junk removal business assume that Cary’s program would hurt business. “Though it certainly does decrease the number of junk removal customers, there are tons and tons of junk removal customers who simply want to hire a company that keeps them from having to do the heavy lifting or having to borrow a truck.

More than Just Junk Removal in Cary, NC

Trash removal in the Cary area can be just that. “Most people call us a Cary junk removal service. But that isn’t all we do. That is our main focus. But we can also schedule a two hour arrival window just to empty your trash cans. It is not an

Junk Doctors stands ready to handle all of your removal needs – no matter how large. They offer demolition, too!

uncommon occurrence that the garbage company leaves a bin un-dumped. If you absolutely must have it gone, we can come by and empty those cans for you. It doesn’t really matter what’s in them as long as the stuff isn’t hazardous.

Cary was also the site of Junk Doctors’ first hoarding job. “That job was crazy because it was the first time we had seen a hoarding job. We do a couple of those every month now, but back then we didn’t know this type of stuff existed. This guy had mounds and mounds of clothes throughout the house that he had never worn. Some of the stuff was almost brand new. The clothing had never been out of the the wrapper. We did take the time to make a Dorcas Ministries run and dropped off almost a full truck load of clothes.” That should last them a while!

As they got further into the job, Junk Doctors noticed how obvious it was that many of these expensive clothing items had never been worn. Several hundred dollars in cash was found throughout that home as well. “We told the homeowner who hired us about the money, the and he told us to pocket it as a tip. We didn’t argue.”

Most Cary junk removal jobs are pretty routine. Junk Doctors does junk hauling jobs in Preston, Macgregor, Lochmere, and in the new Western part of Cary. “It amazes me the number of jobs that we do in West Cary – the 27519 zip code part of Cary. Those houses are new enough. But the people who can afford those large homes don’t want to put up with junk around their property, and they call us to get rid of it promptly. We actually get a bunch of work from people who just moved in and have a lot of cardboard – usually moving boxes – that needs to be picked up. It won’t fit in their car and they don’t want to wait on the garbage men to pick it up. So they call us.”

Professional, Responsible Junk Removal in Cary, NC

One of the hardest junk removal jobs in Cary that Godbold ever did was a rear projection TV. “I remember getting this rear projection TV from the third floor of this massive home in Preston. We made it down the first flight of stairs and started down the second with this huge TV. This thing probably weighed around 350 pounds. It was Christian and I. When Christian got to the bottom, I miscounted the steps. I had reached the ground floor but thought I had another step to go. I stepped forward and expected to drop. When I didn’t drop, we almost lost the TV. Luckily, we somehow managed to hand onto the TV. Right beneath our feet was some very nice hardwood flooring. It would have been expensive to fix that!”

Though Junk Doctors is extremely careful with Cary junk removal jobs, accidents and damage do occasionally happen. One of the worst mistakes the company made was in removing a massive, commercial-sized refrigerator from a nice home in Lochmere. “For some reason, our guys didn’t realize there was a metal bracket dragging along the hardwood floors on the way out. There was a scratch that ran all the way from the kitchen and out the door.” Godbold hired Julio Santee with Santee flooring. “He did a great job. I recommend him for all of your flooring needs.”

“It’s been really neat growing this junk removal business in Cary over these last few years.” Though Godbold hasn’t worked on a truck in several years now, he still has a close handle on the business. “We don’t put up with any junk from our employees. We hire people with a great personality who are willing to work hard. We want to make sure we take care of all of our Cary junk removal customers.”

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Rams, Eagles, Townies and Bulldogs claim Girls Divisional track crowns

January 29, 2017

BY R.I. TRACK & FIELD FOUNDATION

At Saturday’s Division Championship for girls at the PCTA track, Barrington won the Bayha team prize, while East Providence outpointed Prout for the Dwyer Division title. Westerly easily won the Sullivan trophy, and defending state champs La Salle took the Headley Division prize.

BAYHA DIVISION

Team scores

1, Barrington 109.5; 2, N. Kingstown 98.5; 3, Central 65; 4, Classical 42; 5 Woonsocket 33; 6, S. Kingstown 30; 7, E. Greenwich 29; 8, Smithfield 16; 9, Pilgrim 11.

Individual results

WT (20-lb./9-kilo) - 1, Keyarsa Harris, Cent. 50-2 (15.29 meters); 2, Annika Kelly, Barr. 49-11 (15.21); 3, Faith Polando, Barr. 46-9.50 (14.26); 4, Sydney Polando, Barr. 46-3.25 (14.10); 5, Melissa Mejia, Class. 46-0.75 (14.03); 6, Takiyah Lewis, Cent. 45-1 (13.74).

SP - 1, Harris 32-11 (10.03); 2, Sarah O’Farrell, NK 3e1-9 (9.67); 3, Cheyenne Figueroa, Class. 31-1 (9.47); 4, Chelsea Yang, Pil. 31-0 (9.44); 5, Sabrina Montanez, Cent. 29-10.50 (9.10); 6, Kate Santiago, Class. 29-7.75 (9.03).

HJ - 1, Rachel Mews, Cent. 5-0 (1.52); 2, Mary Carr, Woons. 5-0; 3, Margaret Walker, Class. 5-0; 4, Claire Grover, Barr. 4-10 (1.47); 5, (tie) Taylor Kenyon, NK and Adeline Quas, Barr. 4-8 (1.42); 6, Sophie Cleland, NK 4-8.

LJ - 1, Noelle Cooke, Barr. 16-7.75 (5.07); 2, Tereza Bolibruch, NK 16-3.75 (4.97); 3, Quinn Harlan, Woons. 16-3 (4.95); 4, Ziah Dakalah, Cent.16-0.75 (4.89); 5, Alissiana Folco, Woons. 15-9.50 (4.81); 6, Alexis Romano, NK 15-2 (4.62).

3000 - 1, Ellie Lawler, SK 10:24.28; 2, Lily Nunnery, NK 10:39.12; 3, Sydney Bagus, Smith. 11:01.89; 4, Una Treanor, Smith. 11:02.72; 5, Wyndom Chace, NK 11:18.25; 6, Lily Sefranek, Barr. 11:28.12.

1500 - 1, Kate Zitzmann, Barr. 3:09.44; 2, Lily Gagliano, Barr. 5:12.90; 3, Kyle Fish, SK 5:20.06; 4, Jamie Hazel, NK 5:22.04; 5, Emma Sammartino, NK 5:22.10; 6, Cate Schultz, NK 5:23.45.

1000 - 1, Zitzmann 3:09.44; 2, Lawler 3:11.13; 3, Nunnery 3:16.90; 4, Katarina Ho, NK 3:17.46; 5, Nicole Gutkowski, NK 3:22.08; 6, Gagliano 3:22.15.

600 - 1, Meghann Maguire, NK 1:40.58; 2, Tea Bishop, Barr. 1:43.70; 3, Molly MacKrell, NK 1:45.87; 4, Riley Kloc, Barr. 1:46.29; 5, Mikayla Brady, Pil. 1:50.22; 6, Anna Downes, Barr. 1:50.50.

300 - 1, Laura Murphy, EG 41.64; 2, Mews 44.01; 3, Harlan 44.44; 4, Cooke 46.00; 5, Erin Abbott, Barr. 46.07; 6, Walker 46.27.

55m - 1, Harlan 7.39; 2, Murphy 7.50; 3, Aleyjah Roderick, Class. 7.52; 4, Teyana Santos, Class. 7.74; 6, Devon Libutti, NK 7.87.

55mH - 1, Bolibruch 8.59; 2, Bolu Taiwo, Class. 9.34; 3, Lauren Richardson, Barr. 9.61; 4, Jillian Beaudry, Smith. 9.78; 5, Maile Somera, Bar.9.85; 6, Grover 9.91.

4x200 - 1, E. Greenwich (Murphy, Fay Preston, Emeline Muoio, Isabella Gentil) 1:48.00; 2, Central 1:48.33; 3, Classical 1:51.87; 4, N. Kingstown 1:52.25; 5, Barrington 1:53.72; 6, Pilgrim 1:56.39.

4x400 - 1, N. Kingstown (Bolibruch, Maguire, Alex Amore, MacKrell) 4:20.53; 2, Barrington 4:23.97; 3, Central 4:34.53; 4, S. Kingstown 4:43.93; 5, Smithfield 4:44.70; 6, Woonsocket 5:01.27.

4x800 - 1, N. Kingstown (Ho, Maguire, Jess Moniz, Amore) 10:10.05; 3, Barrington 10:48.62; 3, Classical 11:03.46; 4, Pilgrim 11:05.74; 5, S. Kingstown 11:18.06; 6, E. Greenwich 11:45.33.

DWYER DIVISION

Team scores

1, E. Providence 73; 2, Prout 59; 3, Wheeler 57; 4, Hope 56; 5, J. Sanchez 39; 6, Rogers 34; 7, Central Falls 29; 8, Mt. Hope 26; 9, Ponaganset 24; 10, N. Smithfield 20; 11, Prov. Country Day 14.

Individual results

WT - 1, Gianna Rao, Pon. 60-8 (18.49 meters); 2, Megan Cook, Pon. 43-1 (13.13); 3, Nicole Valdez. Hope 42-7.75 (12.99); 4, Jianna Peno Rog. 39-11/25 (12.17); 5, Daphne Mulford, CF 39-10 (12.14); 6, Ajahnea Greene, Rog. 38-11 (11.86).

SP - 1, Sarah Mitchell, Prout 36-0.25 (10.97); 2, Peno 35-10.75 (10.94); 3, Greene 32-2.50 (9.81); 4, Mulford 29-3.25 (8.92); 5, Dorian Woods, EP 25-11.50 (7.91); 6, Emaly Akkaoui, Pon. 25-0.75 (7.63).

HJ - 1, Haley Teodoro, EP 4-10 (1.47); 2, Pilar Beccar, Prout 4-6 (1.37); 3, Lea Bourgeois, PCD 4-6; 4, Dulcinea Burgo, CF 4-6; 5, Kylie Bahry, EP 4-4 (1.32); 6, Riley Farnsworth, EP 4-2 (1.27).

LJ -1, Hailey Raskob, NS 15-1.50 (4.61); 2, Maddie Morocco, Wh. 14-11.75 (4.56); 3, Kris Copeland, Rog. 14-9.50 (4.50); 4, Emily Pinch, Prout 14-8 (4.47); 5, Beccar 14-7.50 (4.45); 6, Hailey Placido, EP 14-6.50 (4.43).

3000 - 1, Meg O’Brien, MH 11:39.17; 2, Lilly Palumbo, EP 11:47.00; 3, Mary Reynolds, Prout 12:28.91; 4, Allison Slitt, Prout 12:49.74; 5, Lisbeth Valdez, Hope 13:02.40; 6, Rylee Morin, Pon. 13:03.46.

1500 - 1, Leinni Valdez, Hope 4:57.78; 2, Camilla Michaels, Wh. 5:06.83; 3, Sophia Mayo, Prout 5:25.54; 4, Vicky Thurley, NS 5:25.82; 5, Christy Long, EP 5:30.36; 6, Nina Conklin, Wh. 5:35.94.

1000 - 1, Valdez 3:28.02; 2, Lilly Palumbo, EP 3:33.34; 3, Thurley 3:35.14; 4, Conklin 3:35.56; 5, Anastasia Psilos, Prout 3:43.26; 6, Taylor Heck, EP 3:43.86.

600 - 1, Lisbeth Valdez 1:45.36; 2, Long 1:49.20; 3, Maddy LaCamera, Wh. 1:51.02; 4, Sarah Farid, Wh. 1:51.53; 5, Emma Daigneault, Rog. 1:53.42; 6, Pinch 1:55.16.

300 - 1, Burgo 45.05; 2, Emily Allcock, Wh. 45.78; 3, Jenn Parra, Sanchez 46.45; 4, Howa Grear, Sanchez 47.61; 5, Jenna Shoren, Prout 47.78; 6, Sara DeVeiga, CF 48.20.

55m - 1, Parra 7.74; 2, Bourgeois 7.76; 3, Michaela Goglia, MH 7.83; 4, Olu Bakare, Sanchez 7.87; 5, DaVeiga 7.99; 6, Monique Allen, Rog. 8.13.

55mH - 1, Goglia 9.52; 2, Hasna Badji, EP 10.12; 3, Leah Jackson, Hope 10.56; 4, Allie Drexler, Pon. 11.03; 5, Kate Pichardo, Sanchez 11.30; 6, Denise Reyes, Sanchez 11.39.

4x200 - 1, Sanchez (Bakare, Grear, Parra, Reyes) 1:53.49; 2, Wheeler 1:53.78; 3, E. Providence 1:56.67; 4, Hope 1:56.92; 5, Prout 1:58.85; 6, Rogers 2:03.39.

4x400 - 1, Wheeler (Allcock, Lacamera, Lee, Farid) 4:27.49; 2, Hope 4:28.46; 3, E. Providence 4:49.58; 4, Prout 4:50.52; 5, Sanzhez 451.63; 6, Rogers 4:54.06.

4x800 - 1, E. Providence (Long, Heck, Krystal Pizzi, Palumbo) 10:5.02; 2, Prout 11:23.20; 3, Central Falls, 12:38.67; 4, Rogers 12:51.49.

SULLIVAN DIVISION

Team scores

1, Westerly 118; 2, St. Raphael 69; 3, Lincoln 63; 4, Moses Brown 56; 5, Cr. East 46; 6, Mt. Pleasant 37; 7, Narragansett 19; 8, Scituate 16.

Individual results

WT - 1, Molly Botts, CE 49-2 (14.98 meters); 2, Joan Mata, MP 48-4.75 (14.75); 3, Samantha Andrews, Linc. 46-7 (14.19); 4, Tenin Traore, MP 46-5.75 (14.16); 5, Maggie Tarmey, Linc. 44-7.25 (13.59); 6, Tori Tallo, Linc. 40-2.25 (12.24).

SP - 1, Andrews 37-0.25 (11.28); 2, Terry Spear, West. 31-11.50 (9.74); 3, Botts 31-7.75 (9.64); 4, Jackie Andrews, Linc. 30-5.75 (9.29); 5, Mata 30-5 (9.27);6, Alexis DaCruz, Midd. 28-10.75 (8.80).

HJ - 1, Liz Calabresi, MB 4-10 (1.47); 2, Ashley Bullen, SRA 4-10; 3, Becky Brierly, Linc. 4-8 (1.42); 4, Amelia Castelli, Scit. 4-4 (1.32); 5, Nicole Lezon, Linc. 4-4;6, Debbie Spahin, SRA 4-4.

LJ - 1, Emma Santee, West. 16-8.50 (5.09); 2, Cameile Keith, SRA 16-3.50 (4.96); 3, Bullen 14-11.50 (4.55); 4, Marvina Gaye, MP 14-11 (4.54); 5, Brierly 14-9 (4.49); 6, Calabresi 14-8.50 (4.48).

3000 - 1, Shayna Cousineau, CE 11:00.60; 2, Kata Cummings, West. 11:16.69; 3, Julia Fagundes, CE 12:28.89; 4, Ailsa Ferland, Linc. 12:47.22; 5, Alexi Angell, SRA 13:04.05; 6, Colleen Moreau, SRA 13:54.29.

1500 - 1, Randi Burr, West. 3:07.80; 2, Cousineau 5:01.55; 3, Kalie Bremer, Narr. 5:16.85; 4, Samantha Leal, Linc. 5:21.80; 5, Abby O’Hern, Linc. 5:39.85; 6, Taylor Cahill, CE 5:40.98.

1000 - 1, Burr 3:07.80; 2, Bremer 3:17.35; 3, Cummings 3:17.86; 4, Haley Howarth, SRA 3:23.98; 5, Leal 3:32.78; 6, O’Hern 3:40.46.

600 - 1, Sydney Federico, West. 1:47.00; 2, Howarth 1:47.70; 3, Jillian Parenteau EWG 1:50.31; 4, Noelani Noel, SRA 1:50.65; 5, Jensen Barry, Scit. 1:50.99; 6, Sadie Benn, West. 1:51.06.

300 - 1, Marybeth Fitzsimmons, MB 42.27; 2, Santee 43.81; 3, Abby Lambert, MB 44.81; 4, Giannie Soto, CE 44.89; 5, Helena Hall, West. 45.05;6, Keith 45.14.

55m - 1, Fitzsimmons 7.47; 2, Santee 7.55; 3, Gifty Blo, MP 7.66; 4, McKenna Wall, Narr. 7.87; 5, Bullen 7.87; 6, Trinity Hayes, MP 7.88.

55mH - 1, Kayla Ebert, EWG 9.35; 2, Aiyana Carter, West. 9.40; 3, Tiaija Cloud, MP 9.42; 4, Caelan Holdredge, West. 9.70; 5, Alivia Diaz, SRA 10.00; 6, Jane Owens, Scit. 10.00.

4x200 - 1, Westerly (Hall, Carter, Federico, Santee) 1:49.75; 2, Moses Brown 1:52.03; 3, St. Raphael 1:53.35; 4, Mt. Pleasant 1:56.25; 5, Lincoln 2:01.32; 6, Cr. East 2:02.37.

4x400 - 1, Moses Brown (Calabrisi, Fitzsimmons, Lambert, Williams) 4:34.15; 2, St. Raphael 4:41.21; 3, Lincoln 4:56.32.

4x800 - 1, Westerly (Benn, Burr, Abby Turano, Federico) 10:45.69; 2, Lincoln 11:7.61; 3, Scituate 11:19.64; 4, St.Raphael 12:36.89.

HEADLEY DIVISION

Team scores

1, La Salle 105; 2, W. Warwick 63; 3, Toll Gate 62; 4, Portsmouth 56; 5, Mt. St. Charles 47; 6, Bay View 45; 7, Cumberland 41; 8, Coventry 10; 9, Chariho 2.

Individual results

WT - 1, Jasmine Gallo, TG 46-3 (14.09 meters); 2, April Younkin, Ports. 43-6.75 (13.27); 3, Ani Armenakyan, TG 43-4.50 (13.22); 4, Morgan Cruz, WW 42-1.50 (12.83); 5, Megan Sieben, Ports. 41-7 (12.67); 6, Lea Fusco, Cov. 40-8 (12.39).

SP - 1, Armenakyan 35-5.75 (10.81); 2, Noel Delacruz, BV 33-1.25 (10.09); 3, Diana Riley, BV 33-0.25 (10.06); 4, Brianna Shablom, Ports. 31-3 (9.52); 5, Younkin 30-7 (9.32); 6, Jaylynne Thomas, Cumb. 30-6.25 (9.30).

HJ - 1, Alex Montagano, LS 5-0 (1.52); 2, Deanna Maynard, WW 4-8 (1.42); 3, Maddie Smith, TG 4-8; 4, Jaden Cuozzo, WW 4-8; 5, Liz Cadden, LS 4-8; 6, Justine Rios, Char. 4-8.

LJ - 1, Virsavia Goretoy, WW 16-11.50 (5.16); 2, Tianna Houston, LS 16-3.25 (4.95); 3, Paige Fitzpatrick, MSC 15-11.25 (4.85); 4, Julie Ross, Cumb. 15-9.75 (4.81); 5, Marina Schmid, MSC 15-9,75; 6, Cuozzo 15-5.50 (4.71).

3000 - 1, Grace Connolly, LS 10:13.17; 2, Liz Sullivan, Ports. 10:21.6; 3, Claire Hanlon, BV 10:33.07; 4, Emily Kane, LS 10:37.09; 5, Ana O’Callaghan, Cumb. 11:10.50;6, Sydney DeCesare, LS 11:13.91.

1500 - 1, Nikki Merrill, Ports. 4:43.82; 2, Connolly 4:50.37; 3, Kane 4:54.43; 4, Julia Dempsey, Cumb. 4:58.36; 5, Sofia Maynard, TG 5:07.52; 6, Emma Shaw, BV 5:08.47.

1000 - 1, Merrill 2:59.54; 2, Sullivan 3:05.65; 3, Emily Wilson, LS 3:15.11; 4, White 3:18.65; 5, O’Callaghan 3:19.63; 6, Adah Anderson, Cumb. 3:20.63.

600 - 1, Eileen Whalen, MSC 1:41.34; 2, Aliya Barrows, BV 1:42.46; 3, Coleen Enestvedt, Cumb. 1:41.51; 4, Alyson Walsh, LS 1:44.97; 5, Karissa Lappas, MSC 1:45.30; 6, Sydney Boulanger, LS 1:46.82.

300 - 1, Hanna O’Connor, BV 44.22; 2, MacKenzie Vallely, Cumb. 44.83; 3, Hannah Tousignant, MSC 45.06; 4, Goretoy 45.27; 5, Kate Bilouris, WW 45.86; 6, Claire Collins, Lls 46.41.

55m - 1, Bilouris 7.51; 2, Casey Gannon, G 7.66; 3, Montagano, 7.68; 4, Collins 7.79; 5, Shalyne Scott, WW 7.88; 6, Jaylynne Thomas, Cumb. 7.93.

55mH - 1, Gannon 8.78; 2, Abby Creamer, LS 9.12; 3, Tianna Houston, LS 9.14; 4, Fitzpatrick 9.36; 5, Danielle Maynard, WW 9.68;6, Schmid 9.70.

4x200 - 1, La Salle (Montagano, Sam Hagerty, Collins, Destiny Gwann) 1:50.24; 2, W. Warwick 1:50.40; 3, MSC 1:51.47; 4, Toll Gate 1:54.88; 5, Cumberland 1:57.33; 6, Chariho 2:03.55.

4x400 - 1, MSC (Schmid, Lappas, Whelen, Tousignant) 4:18.82; 2, W. Warwick 4:23.91; 3, Bay View 4:23.97; 4, Cumberland 4:27.27; 5, Toll Gate 4:28.42; 6, Coventry 4:33.51.

4x800 - 1, La Salle (Walsh, Gabby Celico, Boulanger, Wilson) 10:02.80; 2, Coventry 10:55.7; 3, Cumberland 11:17.68;4, Toll Gate 12:22.75.

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