All-Time Maine Girls Outdoor Track and Field 800m Programs

Mt Ararat at the front end is unmatched with three girls under 2:16 led by Jen Moreau who ran a best of 2:15.26. The Wilcox sisters Beth and Jesse were excellent as well clocking 2:15.64 and 2:15.67 respectively. The Eagles averaged 2:16.91 for their scoring, five runners, impressive considering at some schools that time is much faster than their school record. 

The Scots of Bonny Eagle have surged up the all-time list in recent years. They have five athletes who have run under 2:20 led by Delaney Hesler who clocked a 2:17.50 this spring. Other standouts for the Scots were Amber Dostie's 2:18.66, Samantha Cox 2:18.88, and Kayla Raymond 2:18.98 are recent graduates who ran fast. They averaged 2:18.68, and have seven girls who have run 2:21.51 or faster.

The Trojans of Thornton Academy jumped up to third this spring with current standout Mia-Claire Kezal leading the way with a 2:16.09, with Kylie Bedard running 2:19.84 to jump to fourth-best in TA history.

Scarborough ranks fourth behind Kaitlynn Saldanha's 2:15.13, the former state record holder now ranks sixth-best all-time in the event. The Red Storm have had three girls under 2:20 while averaging 2:19.96 for their scoring five.

The Red Riots of South Portland is another team that has moved up recently with fifth-ranked Juliana Selser 2:14.11 leading the way. 2020 grad Anna Folley ranks second for South Portland, her best effort was 2:18.35. The five-woman average for SP was 2:20.02.