C-NS sophomore sensation Anna Eells won four events as she had a long jump of 19'4 ¼" to win over Devendorf's 18'8" as Selena Moreno was third (17'7 ¼"), Aaliyah McDonald fourth and Alexandra Wissar fifth. The triple jump had Eells finish first with 39'9" while Stephanie Todd was fourth and Moreno fifth.

Eells also cleared 5'8" to win the high jump ahead of a second-place 5 feet from Liverpool's Audrey Jenkins as Georgia Jwaskiewicz was third with 4'10". Eells won the 100 hurdles in 14.68 seconds edging McDonald's 14.75 with Mackey fourth in 16.04 and Battle-Crenshaw fifth in 16.31 as McDonald took third in the 400 sprint in 1:00.01.

Grace Murray went 1:03.68 to win the 400 hurdles over Todd taking second in 1:05.12. Cameron Sisk finished fifth in the 1,500 and helped Murray, McDonald and Julianna Remiesiewicz take the 4×400 relay in 4:06.54.

While this was going on C-NS rolled to the boys sectional Class AA championship, its total of 186 points more than double that of second-place B'ville (88) as Liverpool was third with 74.

For the C-NS boys it was Camron Ingram at the forefront of a 1-2-3 sweep in the 110 hurdles tearing to victory in 13.97 seconds two full seconds ahead of Antwan Maxwell's 15.97 as Andrew Potter (16.08) was third.

A far closer 100 sprint had Ingram in 11.20 seconds hold off West Genesee's Dylan Frost (11.32) for the top spot, Ingram adding a second in the 200 in 22.32 as Christian Kahrs (23.42) was fifth.   

In a tight 800 battle Tyler Graham, in 2:01.03, edge a pack which included Dante Melfi (2:03.87) in fourth and Dominic Petrera (2:05.23) in sixth. In the 3,200 Rhett Andrews prevailed in 9:54.49 beating a pack which included Liverpool's Josh Vang (10:02.18) third, Mason Dineen fifth and Brady Petrella sixth, while in the 3,000 steeplechase Nolan Zinsmeyer won in 10:14.41 more than 22 seconds clear of the field.

Graham, Melfi, Petrera and Evan Champ and Tyler Graham beat the field in the 4×800 in 8:07.03, just ahead of B'ville's 8:10.51, while in the 4×400 C-NS won again with Graham, Melfi, Kahrs and Dan Henry going 3:27.47 to B'ville's 3:28.03.

Xander Provost gave the Northstars a win in the pentathlon, his 2,646 points beating out the 2,381 from Liverpool's Taj Ryan in second place. Andrew Potter topped 6 feet to win the high jump.

Anthony Johnson went 47'1 ¾" to win the triple jump over a pack that included Jefferson Cazimir third (42'11") and Matt Freeman fourth. Johnson was third in the long jump with 21'10" ahead of Prodigy Shepherd (20'9 ¼") and Freeman.

Colin Daley topped 11 feet for second place in the pole vault. Andrews was third in the 1,600 going 4:33.83 as Joe Massett took fourth in 4:35.76. Henry went 50.90 seconds for second in the 400 sprint while Kahrs (51.86) was third