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Belmont stars shine at Division III State Meet
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Deanna Bourque takes the handoff from Cate McDonald in the 4X100-meter relay last Tuesday. (Photo by Joshua Spaulding) (
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June 03, 2021GILFORD The Belmont track team put up some impressive performances at the Division III State Meets last week.
This year, to keep the number of athletes to a minimum, the meet was divided into two, with the girls competing on Tuesday, May 25, and the boys competing on Wednesday, May 26, both at Gilford High School.
In the 100 meters for the girls, Emma Winslow finished in fourth in the preliminaries with a time of 13.63 seconds and took third in the finals in 13.67 seconds.
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Sophomore William Riley and junior Chris Pare, co-presidents of the Lakes Region school’s outdoors club, say they’ve learned a fair amount in school and online about climate change globally but they ve heard less about how New Hampshire is changing.
“How is that going to impact, say, the ski season in New Hampshire and your everyday life?” Pare said. “Rather than it being something that’s kind of just there and you’re not really personally seeing those impacts.”
That shift is the focus of the summit he and Riley organized, on their own time – not for a class or grade. The virtual event will include New Hampshire state climatologist Mary Stampone and other researchers from Plymouth State and the University of New Hampshire who are focused on lakes, soil, snow and adaptation issues.