Faster, stronger: Barrington High School track teams win division titles

Boys and girls teams dominate competition

By Josh Bickford
Posted 5/18/26

The Barrington High School girls and boys outdoor track teams outscored the competition en route to Eastern Division Track Championships.

Running on their home track at Victory Field on Sunday, …

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Faster, stronger: Barrington High School track teams win division titles

Boys and girls teams dominate competition

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The Barrington High School girls and boys outdoor track teams outscored the competition en route to Eastern Division Track Championships.

Running on their home track at Victory Field on Sunday, the Eagles continued their undefeated streaks — both teams went unbeaten in their dual meet schedules. 

The BHS girls team scored 278.25 points, while Portsmouth scored 111.50 points and finished second and Mt. Hope was third with 109 points. Tolman scored 44 points and finished fourth and East Providence was fifth with 40.25 points. 

The Barrington boys team scored 308 points and finished well ahead of second place East Providence, which scored 118 points. Portsmouth was third with 117.83 points, Rogers was fourth with 75.83 points, and Tiverton was fifth with 51.33 points. 

Girls championship

Kitty Wang had a big day for Barrington — she won three events and finished second in a fourth. Wang won the discus, javelin and shot put, and was second in the hammer throw. Kate Pearse also scored key points for the Eagles. Pearse won the 400-meter race and finished second in the 100-meter and 200-meter. Pearse set a Barrington High School record with her time in the 200, finishing in 25.99 seconds. 

Helena Hyde also set a Barrington High School record in the high jump. Hyde cleared the bar at five feet, four inches to win the event. 

Following are Barrington’s top-three finishers:

• 4x800-meter relay: 1. Barrington

• 4x100-meter relay: 1. Barrington

• 100-meter hurdles: 2. Charlotte Farrell, 3. Charlie Dimery

• 100-meters: 2. Kate Pearse

• 1,500-meters: 2. Charlotte Ford, 3. Evelyn Lefort

• 400-meters: 1. Kate Pearse

• 300-meter hurdles: 1. Farrell

• 800-meters: 3. Ella Reagan

• 200-meters: 2. Kate Pearse

• 3,000-meters: 1. Carly Gill

• 4x400-meter relay: 1. Barrington

• Discus: 1. Kitty Wang

• Javelin: 1. Wang

• Hammer: 1. Allena Kelly, 2. Wang

• Shot put: 1. Wang

• Pole vault: 1. Siena Leland, 3. Caroline Appleyard

• Triple jump: 2. Ivy Di Lorenzo

• High jump: 1. Helena Hyde, 2. Zanylah Alston

Boys championship

Joe Adams led a dominant effort by the Barrington High School boys track team in the field events during the Eastern Division Track Championship. Adams, a senior who has committed to Princeton University, won the discus, hammer throw and shot put on Sunday. Caleb Satisfield had a big meet as well — the senior won the long jump and the high jump. 

In a showdown of the two fastest 100-meter runners in the division, Barrington’s Patrick Trainor out-sprinted East Providence’s Jack Pawlick. Trainor also finished second in the long jump. 

Following are Barrington’s top-three finishers: 

• 4x800-meter relay: 1. Barrington

• 4x100-meter relay: 2. Barrington

• 110-meter hurdles: 1. Andrew Niemeyer

• 100-meters: 1. Patrick Trainor

• 1,500-meters: 1. Brooks Mello, 3. Ryan Hurlock

• 300-meter hurdles: 2. Grady Hazlett

• 800-meters: 1. Henry Stockwell, 3. Sam Spencer

• 200-meters: 3. Danny Serna

• 3,000-meters: 1. Colby Napolitano, 2. Calvin Mentzer, 3. Patrick Coen

• 4x400-meters: 2. Barrington

• Discus: 1. Joe Adams, 2. Kevin Igoe

• Javelin: 1. Soren Hoffman, 3. Leo Katz

• Hammer: 1. Adams, 2. Eddie Wang

• Shot put: 1. Adams

• Pole vault: 1. Kelly Hill, 2. Caleb Appleyard, 3. Sam Barrick

• Long jump: 1. Caleb Satisfield, 2. Trainor

• High jump: 1. Satisfield

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