Fifteen schools collided in the SMAA track championships on Saturday, and Scarborough came out on top. The Red Storm showed especially strong on the boys’ side of things, besting No. 2 Thornton by a huge margin.

Tim Even, Westbrook head coach, was happy, even mid-meet, with his team’s performance. “It’s going good so far. We’re picking up some points where we weren’t really expecting to pick up points. That’s always a good thing. Reilley Joyce and Emma Berry came up big for us in the junior and senior long jump; they both placed fifth. Abby St. Clair squeaked out a point in the pole vault.”

“Our girls have done a great job; they were undefeated in the regular season,” Even said. “They’ve certainly been one of the best teams all year long. And our guys have come out to play today. We went one-two in the long jump here. You can just see these boys start to get going. They’re all so young.”

Gorham boys coach Jason Tanguay highlighted several key contributors.

“Ethan Orach’s win in the junior 800 was impressive. Not only did he run a tactical race, but he also broke the school record in doing so. Jesse Southard, a junior, also had a very good day as he was a part of three distance races. Jesse stepped up and scored in all three events. I was also happy to see Ben Foster, a senior, step up to achieve a personal record and score fourth in the two-mile after having a week of practice in which his energy level was not the greatest.”

Boys team scores

1. Scarborough, 215

2. Thornton, 99

3. Deering, 87

4. Noble, 75

5. Westbrook, 72

6. Cheverus, 55

7. South Portland, 51

8. Gorham, 47

9. Biddeford, 36

10. Bonny Eagle, 32

11. Windham, 17

12. Massabesic, 11

13. Portland, 5

14. Marshwood, 4

Girls team scores

1. Scarborough, 139

2. Thornton, 104

3. Westbrook, 100

4. South Portland, 83

5. Cheverus, 67

6. Bonny Eagle, 60

7. Marshwood, 42

7. Gorham, 42

9. Deering, 33

10. Massabesic, 30

10. Portland, 30

12. Biddeford, 26

13. Noble, 23

13. Windham, 23

15. McAuley, 4

Selected senior and open division boys individual results

55-meter: 3. Maurice Johnson, Westbrook, 6.79;

200-meter: 5. Maurice Johnson, Westbrook, 23.98

400-meter: 8. Denzel Crockett, Bonny Eagle, 55.86

800-meter: 6. Josh Richards, Westbrook, 2:08.70

4×200-meter Relay: 6. Westbrook A, 1:40.99; 7. Gorham A, 1:43.75

High Jump: 3. Eddie Maxwell, Bonny Eagle, J5-08.00;

One Mile: 3. Jesse Southard, Gorham, 4:45.92

Two Mile: 2. Jesse Southard, Gorham, 10:14.96; 4. Ben Foster, Gorham, 10:22.96

4×800-meter Relay: 2. Westbrook A, 8:41.11;

1600-meter Sprint Medley: 3. Gorham A, 3:57.42;

Pole Vault: 5. Joseph Elsemiller, Bonny Eagle, 11-06.00

Selected senior and open division girls individual results

55-meter: 3. Kristin Benson, Gorham, 7.65; 4. Brittney Arsenault, Westbrook, 7.75

200-meter: 1. Elisabeth Redwood, Bonny Eagle, 27.36; Kristin Benson, Gorham, 27.85

400-meter: 1. Elisabeth Redwood, Bonny Eagle, 1:00.95; 2. Brittney Arsenault, Westbrook, 1:02.08;

800-meter: 1. Kyaunna Libby, Bonny Eagle, 2:27.40; 2. Halee Phelps, Westbrook, 2:32.50;

4×200-meter Relay: 2. Bonny Eagle A, 1:56.08;

High Jump: 1. Alexis Wintle, Windham, 5-02.00;

Long Jump: 5. Emma Berry, Westbrook, 15-02.50;

Shot Put: 7. Blanca Monsen, Gorham, 30-00.75

600-yard: 3. Mackenzie Rayner, Westbrook, 1:38.76; 4. Danielle Breunig, Westbrook, 1:39.48

One Mile: 1. Kyaunna Libby, Bonny Eagle, 5:20.76; 2. Halee Phelps, Westbrook, 5:21.85;

Two Mile: 1. Anna Slager, Gorham, 11:53.43; 2. Kialeigh Marston, Bonny Eagle, 12:00.29; 3. Halee Phelps, Westbrook 12:04.71

1600-meter Sprint Medley: 1. Gorham A, 4:43.93; 5. Westbrook A, 4:53.39

Pole Vault: 2. Abby Perkins, Gorham, J8-06.00;

Gorham’s Wil Rossignol finished ninth in the jr. long jump, at 17-02.00.Westbrook’s Danielle Breunig took fourth in the 600.Gorham’s Jesse Southard finished third in the mile (seen here) and second in the two mile.