A number of athletes with the Quinte Legion Lynx were breaking records at different events across Eastern Ontario.
The weather has not been perfect but many athletes have turned in record-breaking top-10 provincial performances in the outdoor track season.
At the Limestone Legacy Meet event in Kingston, Charlee Sage placed first in pole vault with a jump of 3.10m to establish a new meet record.
Hudson Brown was also first in the junior boys event.
Both are juniors at St. Theresa Catholic School.
Bayside Secondary senior Isla Bibby skied 3.55m to break a meet record.
At the 48th Hungerford-Burabrea Farms T&F Classic in Brockville, Charlee Sage took two golds when she placed first in the 60m hurdles at 12.82 seconds and broke the pole vault meet record of 3.20m.
Hudson Brown was second in junior boys pole vault.
Senior Isla Bibby grabbed her second gold this year and a personal best and new meet record and now ranks second in the province.
Josh Thomas of Bayside Secondary School won gold in the senior boys high jump.
Kem Kemka, also from Bayside, won gold in shot put with a throw of 15.63m.
Griffin Coffey of Centennial Secondary School won silver in senior boys pole vault.
Athletes will compete Friday at the Bay of Quinte invitational meet and next Wednesday at the Bay of Quinte high school championships.
Both meets are at Bruce Faulds Track at Mary Anne Sills Park.
