Darius Walker, Lexington  100/Long jump, Sr.
		After torching the competition this winter, Walker kept his momentum going from indoors to outdoors. The sprinter captured two MIAA titles with victories in the Division 1 state finals (10.70) and the All-State championships (10.79).

Kevin Kelly & Kate Waller, Lexington  DIVISION 1
		A pole vaulter in high school, Kelly has become a master of all things track. He joined with co-coach Kate Waller to lead the Minutemen to the school’s first outdoor state title since 1994. Kelly has served as Lexington’s hurdler and jump coach... Waller is homegrown. She graduated from Lexington High in 1998, and ran track and cross-country for the Minutemen. After graduating from Bowdoin, she began her coaching career as a volunteer. Waller is a competitive road racer.

Kristyn Hughes, Charlestown  DIVISION 2
		Hughes’s Townies, who bused to other tracks for practice while their track was being renovated, ended O’Bryant’s four-year reign as city champ. Said Hughes of her diverse group: ‘‘We all mesh so well together and really form a family on the track.’’

Bob Powers, Stoneham  DIVISION 3
		Powers’s Spartans won the Division 3 state title and the Division 3 relay crown (their third in four years). For the 21-year coaching veteran, it was a second chance after his Stoneham squad lost the 2005 Division 4 title by two-hundredths of a second.

Steve Sawyer, Hamilton-Wenham  DIVISION 4
		Sawyer, who coaches the indoor, outdoor, and cross-country squads, led the Generals to a second-place showing in the Division 4 State Relays, then followed that up by edging Watertown and Dedham to win the Division 4 state championship.

Eric Wornum, Milton  200, Sr.
		This year’s Division 3 (22.58) and All-State champ (21.87) finished off a fine high school career with a fourthplace finish at the New England championships. The two-time All- State titlist and three-time Division 3 champ will attend UMass-Lowell.

Meikle Paschal, Lexington  400, Sr.
		Another member of the Lexington sprinter corps, Paschal earned a trio of titles in the 400 — at the State Coaches’ meet (48.80), the Division 1 state finals (48.77), and the All-State championships (48.29). He will attend the University of Virginia.

Bryan Longo, Lexington  800, Sr.
		A state champion (1:53.52) and a New England champion (1:54.57) in the 800, Longo leaves with three Middlesex League All-Star seasons. He’ll hang up the track spikes now as he plans to play soccer at Seton Hall University.

Mark Amirault, Xaverian  Mile
		A pair of championships highlighted this senior’s outdoor season. Amirault ran a 4:17.57 to win the Division 1 mile title. At the All-State meet, he ran to victory while beating his Division 1 meet time by more than four seconds (4:13.10).

Ryan Collins, Mansfield  2-mile, Sr.
		Collins continued his mastery of the two-mile in the spring with a Division 2 state championship (9:23.32) and then a first-place performance at the All-State meet (9:24.21). Collins helped the Hornets lock up the Division 2 team crown.

Sheldon Allen, Charlestown  110 hurdles, Jr.
		It took the top talent in all of New England to finally stop this threetime city champion in the hurdles. But before Allen’s third-place finish at the N.E. championships, he earned wins in the event at the State Coaches’, Division 2, and All-State meets.

Jonathan Keyes, Waltham  300 hurdles, Sr.
		This Salem State-bound runner locked up victories in the State Coaches’ meet (39.61) and the Division 1 meet (40.01). Keyes was also strong as a relay runner, helping Waltham win the Greater Boston League crown in the 4 x 400.

Andrew Maryott, Dennis-Yarmouth  Discus, Sr.
		Boasting a personal best of 165-9, Maryott won the Division 2 and All-State crowns in the discus. He was also undefeated in the event in the Atlantic Coast League for two years. He plans to attend Rhodes College in Memphis.

Shawn Fahey, Wilmington  Javelin, Sr.
		Two runner-up finishes in the Division 3 (170-4) and All-State (173-7) meets, as well as a fourth at the New England championships (174-4), highlighted Fahey’s senior season. He plans to keep his career going at UMass-Lowell.

Jordan Maddocks, Framingham  High jump, Sr.
		Maddocks’s 6-8 leap in the Division 1 championship was enough to earn him the title. At the All-State meet, he pulled out a victory with a jump of 6-7. With that, he headed to the New England championships, where his jump of 6-4 grabbed him third place.

Paul Bunyan, Tewksbury  Pole vault, Jr.
		Bunyan locked up top honors at the Division 2 state finals (14 feet), placed second at All-States (14 feet, 6 inches), then tied for fourth at the New England Championships (14 feet). He also broke the school record in this event.

David Smith, Newton North  Shot put
		In addition to his Division 1 title in the shot put, Smith was a runner-up at the All-State meet and pushed to a fourth-place effort at the New England championships (54-7). The owner of a 30 dual-meet winning streak will attend Yale University.

Kevon Mason, Xaverian  Triple jump, Sr.
		Mason won his second straight Division 1 title (43 feet, 9OE inches) and was third at this year’s All-State meet with a leap of 45-10. He also defended his Catholic Conference title. Mason, a 2006 CC titlist in the 300- meter hurdles, will attend UNH.

Newton North  4X100

Independently, the Tigers’ 4 x 100 team was strong. Cailean Robinson had runner-up finishes in the 100-meter dash at the Division 1 and All-State meets. Avery Mitchell was second at the All-States in the 400. And Hymlaire Lamisere and Gordon Forbes were Bay State League All-Star performers. But when together, they were one of the fastest teams, with 4 x 100 wins at the Division 1 and All-State events, plus a fourth-place effort at the New England meet.

Woburn  4X400

Every time Ryad Bencheikh, Brett Sullivan, Brody Griffiths, and Michael McDonough teamed up for the Tanners this season, something big was set to happen. And sure enough, the foursome made big things happen with victories in the State Coaches’ (3:28.17), Division 2 (3:26.95), and All-State (3:22.33) meets. They added their biggest crown at the New England championships, outlasting Naugatuck, Conn. by three-tenths of a second to claim first place.

Brockton  4X800

Robert Morales, Kevin Gill, Carlos Montrond, and Michael Gomes kept getting faster and faster. After winning the Division 1 title in 8:03.46, the foursome shaved more than five seconds off that time at the All- States (7:58.32). And in their second-place performance at the New England championships, they finished nearly a whopping 14 seconds faster, in 7:44.54. It was a fine end to a season that also included a win at the New England indoor meet.

ATLANTIC COAST: Andy Maryott, Dennis-Yarmouth; Connor Hayes and Jamie Callum, Nauset; Anthony Tognacci, Matt Nyman and Ben Wedge, Plymouth South; Jeff Pereira and Joe Page, North Quincy/Quincy; James Womboldt and Chris Galati, Falmouth; Long Nguyen, Justin Bowman and Brendan Stack, Plymouth North; Ben Gould, Stephen Grant and Ted Vrountas, Sandwich; Nolin Greene, Mike Knowles, Brian McCaulley and Matt Macedo, Marshfield; T.J. Lazarski, Tyler Morgan, Duncan Watt, Noel James, Peter Gilmore, Mike Ford and Bill Taft, Whitman-Hanson.

BAY STATE: Kyle Higgins, Devin O’Neill, Chris Stack and Nate Starling, Braintree; Michael Bennett, Tobias Blattler, Robert Gibson, Joel Parent and Matthew Stewart, Brookline; Dan Withrow and Phil Weltman, Dedham; Jordan Maddocks, Framingham; Marcus Kohlmann, A.J. Nelson and Eric Wornum, Milton; Michael Murochick, Needham; Adam Bao, Marvin Chan, Gordon Forbes, Ivan Kostidinov, Hymlaire Lamisiere, Avery Mitchell, Seb Putseys, Cailean Robinson and David Smith, Newton North; Brett Epler, Nick Linkow, Tom Mayall and Andrew Wagner, Wellesley; James Endres and Matt Hohmann, Weymouth.

BIG THREE: Greg Dean, Odair Centeio, Jimm Guerrier, Michael Gomes, Robert Morales, Kevin Gill, Geovani Timberlake, James Du Beau, Marquis Thibodeaux and Carlos Montrond, Brockton; Robert Yarbough, Alex Menard, Ronnie Thomas, Charles Kurgatt, Brendan Walsh and Zach Burrell, Durfee; Jeff Rose, Jonathan Gomes, Mike Jones and Kyle Veale, New Bedford.

BOSTON CITY: Dolan Ried, Brighton; Rakeem Pickney, Burke; Jeffrey Smith, Kaylin Miranda, David Maloney and Rogelio Rivas, O’Bryant; Omar Aden, Mohamed Ibrahim, Ahmed Ali and Sheldon Allen, Charlestown; Kaylin Miranda, O’Bryant; Tony Tucker, Boston English; Liudgi Heriveaux, West Roxbury; Derek O’Neil, East Boston.

CAPE ANN: Ryan Johnson, Amesbury; Gabe Pacione, Hamilton-Wenham; Kevis Reid, Ipswich; Brendan Powers, Masconomet; Garrett Harms, Newburyport; Chris Latina and Kyle Medolo, North Andover; John Mitton and Mike Luongo, North Reading; Peter Rock and Billy Tindle, Triton; Eric Russo and Nick Farnsworth, Wilmington

CATHOLIC CENTRAL: Markus Howard, Branden Morris and Joe Tran, Archbishop Williams; Tyler McGuire, Arlington Catholic; Nick Giordano, Austin Prep; Patrick Delulis, Nick Raby and Phil Razney, Bishop Fenwick; Tom Lasage, Cardinal Spellman; Chauncey Baker, Cathedral; Matt Connor, Mark Featherstone, Chris McDermott and Pat McAllister, Marian; Jonathan Josselin, Matignon; David Hallanan, Saint Mary’s.

CATHOLIC CONFERENCE: Corey Thomas, Jake Bradley and Tim Murray, B.C. High; Brendan Bergson, Chris Murtaugh, Mike Nieskowski, Matt Sullivan, Tim Prior, Matt Chitro, Zack Lankow and Kevin Creedon, St. John’s Prep; Kevon Mason, Dan Higgins, Taylor Fitzgerald, Mark Amirault and Andy Stillman, Xaverian; Chris Rooney, Catholic Memorial.

DUAL COUNTY: Ben Cunkelman, Scott Reilley, Acton-Boxboro; Dan Waters, Nick Plugis and Jon Gault, Bedford; Peter Rice, Boston Latin; Dan Canina, Dave McKenna, Davis Barber and Dan Fidler, Concord-Carlisle; Marcus West, Nick Colantouno, Bryant Wang, Greg Yuen, Dan Klein, Carl Jewell, Ben Cutting, Naoah MacNeil and Dan Schwartz, Lincoln Sudbury; Sam Donovan, Brad Pruente, Ross McDonald, Boye Akinwande, Jame Huth, Senyo Agawu, Gerald Arneaud, Justin Albert and Andrew Wortham, Newton South; Marty Lentz, Brett Stein, Brendan Dugan, Greg Dessources, Wade Critides and Ben Wiesman, Wayland; Matthe Nahigian, Arjun Collins and Rodney Harris- Saunders, Weston; Alex Pfister, Mark Hathaway, Max Enos, Justin Lawson, Amin Shaikh and Armen Habosian, Westford.

EASTERN ATHLETIC: Chris Conway, Michael McGowan, Christopher Ryan, Charles Romero, Zachary Ennes, Ethan Loew, Nicholas Campbell, David Phipps, Jason Brown, Matthew Kelley, Seth Vincent and Nathan Barry, Bishop Feehan; Evan Costa, Fabian Schlorff, Rory O’Donnell, Jesse Perrin, Bill Huard, Justin Fuller, Anthony Dowd, Spencer Feuerstein, Matt Summers, Ellis Ludwig-Leone, Ian Kelley and Isaac Soares, Somerset.

GREATER BOSTON: Johnathon Keys, Nick Kacher, Steve Gross, Kerwin Vega, Grady Jean-Francois, Barnaby Chery, C.J. Mula and D. Melchiorri, Waltham; Patrick Michel, Jesse Sparks, Darius Velez, Nick Ryan, Mijid Reddick and Josh Adams, Cambridge; Dordy Jean-Jacques and Jeff Querusio, Somerville; Evens Didi, Joel Kayima and Derek Brooks, Malden; Dulu Gaye, John Lawrence, Shawn Conrad, Dan Anastos, Mike Berlangieri and Michael Batakis, Peabody; Anthony DiMeo, Medford; Steven Poste, Everett.

HOCKOMOCK: Sam Bastien, Sean Burrows and Gentry Jones, Canton; Dan Brooks, Jordan Caiani, David Driscoll, Jamie Holmes and Matt Krysko, Foxboro; Paul Matz and Brian Toney, King Phillip; Matt Callanan, Joe Choiniere, Ryan Collins, Andrew Erwin, Mike Giordano, Dan Glavin, Kyle Kiduff, John Lutkevich, Greg Martell and Powell Simpson, Mansfield; Alex Aliberti, Nick Deininger, Sean Maloney, Kevin Markie, Rob Sheehan and Nick Wade, North Attleboro; Kevin Mascary, Oliver Ames; Benton Wong, Stoughton.

MERRIMACK VALLEY: Peter Shaw, Santi Costello, Norbert Guery and Sean Donlan; Angus MacDonald, Mike Bakhtiari and Zac Camacho, Central Catholic; Chris Brown, Lewis Bailey, Matt Klingman, David Brown and Ryan Buckley, Chelmsford; Jeff Parlee, Dracut; Peter Early, Corey Gobbi and Danny Wang, Haverhill; Nelson Guzman, Lawrence; Ryan Brousseau, Joe Harris, Moses Okonoboh and Felix Mensah, Lowell; Adam Hanley, Guy Hudson, Nathan Pianciak and Kevin Pereira, Methuen; Paul Bunyan, Nik Kafkas and Nicholas Ianetta, Tewksbury.

MIDDLESEX: Dan Indingaro, Greg Nelson and Paul Lonero, Burlington; Toren Caesar and Ming Kai-Lin, Belmont; David Brown, Darius Walker, Kevin Wu, Max Schonberger, Sean Leonard, Tom Burnett, Daishawn Beaumont, Alex Lach, Bryan Longo, Dyhan Adler-Belendez and Meikle Paschal, Lexington; Sam Mussleman, Melrose; Dan Reid, Steven Rumizen, Tom DiNatale, Sean Pinette, Mike Mahoney, Steve Comis, Tim McSweeney, Sean Rafferty, Dilshan Perera, Ryan O’Keefe, Dan Newton and Marcello Auriti, Reading; Scott Fixman, Jeff Bruno, Matt Muolo, Mark Bruno, Adam Rocca, Roy Monson, James Morgan, Derek Bambery and Shaddi Ali, Stoneham; Tim Sletterink, Wakefield; Andrew Mazzeo, Phillip Sesay, Karnal Shanklin, Willie Barnes, Ryan Quinn and Tom Huff, Watertown; Davis VanOrpdorp, Winchester; Brody Griffiths, James Fletcher, Matthew Pereira, Ryan Bencheikh, Chris Martin, Mike McDonough, Brett Sullivan, Chris Negron, Zach Delano and Brad McDonough, Woburn.

TRI-VALLEY: Marnie Vanderschjiff and Zach Sannicandro, Ashland; Dean Clifford and Ravi Patel, Bellingham; Jack Terrett and Matt Perini, Dover- Sherborn; Andrew Coleman, Stephen Blackmore, Jon Moussavou and Matt Edwards, Holliston; Drew Clark, Pat Olson, Corey Thalheimer, Paul Kelley and Connor Sheridan, Hopkinton; Meeled Etezadi, Pat McCormick, Dan Palombo, Marc Hostoyski, Chris LaPalnte, Kevin Jordan, Andrew Calivas, Dan O’ Connell and Davis Aigler, Medfield; Ian Thonas, Eric Nygaard, Kevin Splaine, Matt Lapan, Brad Deuring and Connor Dwyer, Medway; Jay Snowdon, Millis; Matt Jordan, Brian Bettencourt and Lars Tenglin, Norton; Jeff Moriarty, Tom O’Connor, Brian McDonald, Kevin O’Connor, Dan Abbott and Brendan Leahy, Westwood.