Emilia Scheemaker

We have been putting our research hats on this summer to dig deep into the archives, and today's event is the triple jump.

We looked at the top 25 girls' performances in every event from the Outdoor New England Championship.

Maine Outdoor T&F State Championship Class A Girls Top 100 Performances in every event from 1994-Present.

Top 25 Performers Class A Girls State Indoor Track & Field Championship meet.

Top 25 Performers Class A Girls State Indoor Track & Field Championship meet history since 2001.

We've compiled the top 25 girls' performance in all events from the New England track and field championship meet history.

Top 50 Maine Girls Performances in every event from New England Indoor track & field championships.

Class A Girls Indoor Track & Field State Meet Top 25 Girls Performances By Event from 1999-present.

We look back on the top 50 performances in every girl's event from the USM New Year's Invitational.

We've complied the top 25 girls performance in all events from the New England track and field championship meet history.

Class A Girls Indoor Track & Field State Meet Top 25 Boys Performances By Event from 1999-present.

We've complied the top 25 girls performance in all events from the New England track and field championship meet.

Class A Girls Indoor Track & Field State Meet Top 25 Boys Performances By Event from 2000-present.

Check out our NCAA Indoor Nationals recap from D1, D2, D3

ITHACA, N.Y. – Junior Emilia Scheemaker shattered her own triple jump record to lead the Ithaca College women's track & field team in competition Saturday at Cornell's Upstate Challenge. The Bombers faced six Division I and one additional Division III school at the meet. (via bombers.ithaca.edu)

Everything you need to know about the D3 National Indoor Track & Field Championship this weekend in Naperville, IL on the campus of North Central College. Check out what time Maine athletes will be competing, get live results, and also check out the video stream from NCAA.

Mike Slovenski (Brunswick) won the NE title in the pole vault after waiting out rain delays with a seasonal best clearance of 15-3, while Abbey Leonardi (Kennebunk pictured left photo by Patrick Bendzick) repeated as 3200m, this time in record breaking fashion as she shattered the meet record by 6+ seconds with an All-time Maine best 10:19.09. On the day a total of 10 boys & girls combined for All-New England honors. Click headline to check out who else made it on the podium, check back for race videos & photos.

The Bonny Eagle Scots swept the Class A titles @ Windham HS on Saturday. Each team's victory was in doubt until the final event was over, the boys entered the 4x400 down 2 points to Edward Little. The Scots seeded #1 in the event ended up 3rd which gave them the state title by 4 points. This avenge a lost to Thornton Academy the last time the state meet was held at Windham in 2008 by 1 point. The Scots were led by triple jump winner Tyson Goodale who posted a team high 21.5 individual points. On the girls side the lady Scots avenged a loss to Scarborough at the indoor state meet by turning the tables on the Red Storm. Bonny Eagle entered the final relay ahead by 6, and ran very well to finish right behind Scarborough to seal the state title win by 4 points. Leading the way was the Dostie twins who scored 42 individual points together not including relay points. It was a record breaking day on the girls side as 5 new state meet records were set. Keila Grigware (Biddeford) broke the record in the javelin throwing 131-10. Maria Curit (Biddeford) broke a 22 year old record in the long jump with her 18-1 3/4, the mark is just off the All-time state best. Scarborough sprinter Nicole Kirk rolled to a new record in the 200m 25.49, holding off a strong effort from Peyton Dostie, who was also under the old record with her 25.60. Dostie did get a record though in the 300m hurdles where she ran 44.67, taking down Jesse Labreck's 4 year old record. The final record was broken in the 4x100, where the Scarborough team of Morgan Rodway, Emilia Scheemaker, Andrea Tolman, & Nicole Kirk broke the 50 seconds barrier running 49.65. Check back for more coverage from MaineTrackXC, RACE VIDEOS & PHOTO GALLERIES POSTED, field event videos to come

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Scarborough's Nicole Kirk acheived a goal she's been aiming for since freshman year in 200m as the junior ripped the half lap on her home track this afternoon clocking a state leading 25.81. Kirk also added a fine 100m dash 12.58 which is the fastest  automatic time of the season. There was also some other fine performance including Leah Dodier (Marshwood) clearing 5-4 in the high jump. To check out the race video of Kirk's 200m, and other highlights click the headline.

The 2011 Maine Track & Cross Country Coaches Association (MTCCCA) All-State has been announced. Click the headline to see who excelled during the 2010-2011 season to earn this prestigious honor.