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The Fisherman track team wins in a blowout

GRACE CASTELLUCCI, Staff Writer
May 3, 2026
Hope Castellucci
Sophomore Gus Hall and Freshman Isaiah Nicastro fight to the front in the 1 mile.

Gloucester Track and Field took home another blowout win against Salem on Senior Night.

The Lady Fishermen only allowed 7 points to be scored against them, putting up many personal bests. First-place finishes came from Cia Donohoe (400m hurdles), Grace Castellucci (100m), Carla Kasera (200 and long jump), Hope Castellucci (800m), River Martin (1 mile), Kaila Cauthers (100m hurdles and high jump), Charlotte Randazza (shotput), Morris (discus and javelin), and Tess Taylor (triple jump). 

The girls’ 4×100 team (Maddison Goodhue, Castellucci, Taylor, and Kasera) and the 4x400m team (Callie Arsunault, Violet St.Marrie, Jude Friday, and Clair Yukins) both took first. 

The boys also had a very successful meet with a score of 85.5 to 49.5.

The boys’ top finisher was junior captain Seamus Linehan. Linehan took first in the 400m hurdles and set a new personal record. He also took first in triple jump and long jump, setting two new season bests. 

First-place finishes came from Linehan, Leo Cosentino (100m), Sam Mello (200m), Deion Kasera (400m), Lemi Marshall (800m), Gus Hall (1 mile), Jacob McLain (110m hurdles), and Vincent Mannone (javelin).  

The boys’ 4×100 of Cosentino, Mello, Joey Porcello, and Mannone took first, along with the boys’ 4x400m team of Isaiah Nicastro, Adare Foster, Lemi Marshall, and Gus Hall.

The team celebrated twelve seniors: Hope Castellucci, Cia Donohoe, Charlotte Morris, Georgana Cauthers, Caroline Eliassen, Julia Sanfillippo, Madison Jewell, Niava Friday, Leonidas Cosentino, Gabe Pate, Sam Mello, and Lyall Cunningham. 

The Fishermen now look towards Division 4 State Relays on Sunday morning.

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About the Contributors
GRACE CASTELLUCCI
GRACE CASTELLUCCI, Staff Writer
Grace is a junior at Gloucester High School. She is the varsity captain of the cross country and track teams. She is an honors student. She enjoys listening to music, reading, and keeping active. She has won awards in math and English. You can contact her at [email protected]
Hope Castellucci
Hope Castellucci, Staff Writer
Hope is a senior and first year staff writer for The Gillnetter. She plays soccer, winter track, and spring track. She is a three-sport captain and is passionate about sports, writing, and photography. She enjoys reading novels and hiking. You can email here with story ideas at [email protected].