By Yeiden Nieves and Logan Mullarkey – Sports Editors

The Jonathan Law girls track team is looking to end its season on a high note and is preparing every day for States.

The girls’ 4x100M team placed 4th at SCC Finals with all the relay teams qualifying for Class MM States.

“We strengthened our team chemistry, which helped change our team dynamic,” Junior Captain Avery Moulton said. “Along with Coach Corriveau’s coaching, we made sure to make practices more competitive and intense to be able to push each other and ourselves to be our best.”

Sophomore Emily Vella participates in the 100M, 200M, 4x100M, and 4x400M and qualified for States in all of them.

“My main goal for the season is to make it to State Opens and win the whole thing,” Vella said. “I also believe our 4x100M team has a real chance to medal at States this year.”

Sophomore Talia Hagan is confident in the team’s capabilities and believes they can make a deep run in States this year. 

“I’m proud with how far the team has worked,” Hagan said. “We’ve come so far and there’s no slowing down now.”

Junior Captain Charlotte Baldieri has also played a big role in being a mentor to the underclassmen. 

“Being a leader to the underclassmen is definitely a big part of Law track,” Baldieri said. “Making sure the underclassmen know what to do and how to practice helps everything run much smoother.”

Junior Molly Croce is a member of the 4x100M relay team. Croce qualified for States and SCCs in the 100M, 200M, and 4x100M relay.

“My favorite part of the season was running the 4x100M at SCC Championships,” Croce said.