MARION, Mass. - The Middlesex girls track and field team flexed their muscles on Saturday afternoon, collecting a first place finish in a quad-meet that featured ISL rivals Tabor Academy, Rivers and non-league foe, Worcester Academy.

Middlesex finished with 78 points, followed by Tabor Academy (72.5), Worcester Academy (62.5) and Rivers (31).

Two student-athletes - Grace-Ann Bailey (Kingston, Jamaica) and Stella Curwin-Amfitheatrof (Bridgewater, Conn.) won multiple individual events while several others won events of their own.

Bailey posted a personal best in the 100 meter run with a time of 13:15 and also took top honors in the high jump at 5-feet, 5-inches.

Curwin-Amfitheatrof, meanwhile, posted season-best times in both the 1500 meters (5:09.18) and 3000 meters (11:22.46).

Cassidy Bruno (Andover, Mass.), meanwhile, led a 1-2-3 Zebra contingent in the 800-meter run as she finished first (2:35.66), followed by Jude Hebb (Princeton, Mass.) and Kate Tantillo (Concord, Mass.), who both finished in 2:38.76 and 2:44.43, respectively. 

Bruno was then a part of two first-place relay teams beginning with the 4x100 squad that included Bailey, Perry Manekas (Winchester, Mass.) and Milani Nakamura (Sullivans Island, S.C.). That foursome posted a time of 52.74, while Bruno and Manekas also paired with Marvelous Ugwu (Hyde Park, Mass.) and Nadia Abdinoor (Lexington, Mass.) to finish first in the 4x400 in 4:37.69.

Freshman Olivia Oates (Brookline, Mass.) had a strong afternoon as well, finishing first with a personal best in the 300 meter hurdles (55.47) and second in the 100 meter hurdles (22.00).

Middlesex has a busy week upcoming with a meet at Thayer on Wednesday and then another one at Groton on Saturday.