CONWAY — On the hottest day of 2022 so far, the Kennett High track team took to the oval at Gilford High School on Saturday for the first Wilderness League Championship meet since 2019 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The KHS girls finished second out of 17 schools, while the boys from Conway were sixth on the day.

For the girls, Newfound won the meet with 129 points, followed by Kennett, 111; Plymouth, 61; Kingswood, 38; Belmont, 30; Gilford, 27.5; Kearsarge, 21.5; Inter-Lakes, 20; Moultonborough, 20; Berlin, 19; Macoma Valley, 19; Portsmouth Christian, 16; Laconia, 14; Franklin, 6; Winnisquam, 3; Mascenic, 2; and White Mountains Regional, 2.

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