BE girls track team drops close decision to Maloney on Tuesday

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Posted By: Michael Letendre April 23, 2023

By Michael Letendre  
 

BRISTOL – The Maloney girls track and field team did well against Bristol Eastern last Tuesday from Alumni Field in Bristol. 

In a CCC South entanglement against the Lancers, the locals hung around against the Spartans but in the end, Maloney came away with a 90-57 victory. 

Four athletes from Eastern were able to tally first place finishes against Maloney. 

Princess Priscilla Dilone did extremely well over the short sprinting events for Eastern. 

In the 100 meters, Dilone snared the win in 13.64 seconds and in the 200 meters, she was a winner again, this time finishing in 27.82 seconds.  

Also for the Lancers, Julia Armington won the 400 meters in 64.9 seconds.  

Eastern’s sixth man in girls basketball, Amanda Noel, won the triple jump with a leap of 31 feet, 6.5 inches and in the pole vault, Emily Rogers cleared six feet, six inches to take the event. 

Next Tuesday, Eastern has its final home meet in April as the Lancers host Lewis Mills in CCC South action. 

Meet time is 3:45 p.m. from Alumni Field. 

Bristol Eastern Girls Track & Field 

MALONEY 90, BRISTOL EASTERN 57 

from Alumni Field, Bristol Eastern High School  

Bristol Eastern Highlights 

Princess Priscilla Dilone: First place in the 100 meters (13.64 seconds) and 200 meters (27.82 seconds)  

Julia Armington: First place in the 400 meters (64.9 seconds)  

Amanda Noel: First place in the triple jump (31 feet, 6.5 inches)  

Emily Rogers: First place in pole vault (Six feet, six inches)  

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